MONDAY. JULY 28. 1924
FLATTSJIOI7TH SEMI - WEEKLY J0TJHKA1
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AUTO GOES INTO
DITCH LAST
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ramsel Vic
tims of Accident West of Union I
On -0 Street Road.
From Saturday'i Iailv
Last night while Mr. and Mrs. Ru
dolph Ramsel of this city w?re mo
toring on the "O" street road west'
of Union, they were victims of a very!
severe auto accident that occurred
when their Ford coupe went into a
three-foot ditch along the roadway. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsel had left here j
early in the evening intending to mo
tor to Seward to spend the week end
there with their relatives and their i
journey had been a very pleasant one'
until some three miles west of I'nionj
when the steering gear of the car re-'
fused to respond to the wheel and be-j
fore the car could be stopped it had
swung across the road and partial-)
ly into a three foot ditch along the
roadway.
As the car plunged into the ditch.
Mrs. Ramsel was thrown forward and
struck her head against the wind-1
shield, receiving cuts on the nose,
that bled profusely and also a gash
cut on the right forearm, and Mr.
Ramsel received a very severe con
tusion on the left 6ide of the face.
The injured parties made their j
way to a nearby house where they'
were cared for until the arrival of aj
physician from Nehawka who dress-1
ed the injuries of Mrs. Ramsel and
made her as comfortable as possible.
A cali to the Frady garage here took
the repair gang to the scene of t!.
accident and the damaged car was
brought on back to this city as well
as the injured parties. The damage
to the car will require considerable
work to put in hack in the proper
shape.
ALARM CREATES STIR
Last evening about 10:20 when
the peace and quiet of the night was
commencing to settle down upon the
city, the people who were out in the
business section were startled to hear
the burglar alarm at the First Na
tional bank peal forth and as it had
been pay day in the local shops there
were hurried visions of robbers and
yeggs brought to the minds of the
public and soon a very large num
ber had gathered in front of the old
est financial institution of the coun
ty, but no signs of the robbers could
be seen in the interior of the hank
where all seemed serene. A call was
sent for George O. Dovey. cashier of
the bank, who was slumbering at hit
home in the north part of the city
and who shortly arrived at the sc-ne
to investigate the cause of the alarm.
It was found that the combination
ia the safety deposit section of the.
bank had not been accurately set in '
the hurry of the closing hours and
which set off the alarm. The mech- 1
e.nlem of the alarm is very delicate
and if the combination is off in the .
slightest degree it will cause the
alarm to peal forth its message of .
warning.
NO TRACE OF MISSING BODY
From Thursday's Daily:
The relatives here of Jack Patter-;
son. Union banker, who was drowned
In Lake Michigan at Chicago Mon-!
day afternoon, have received no fur- j
ther word of the search made for the :
body of the unfortunate man which 1
they were expecting in case a dis-1
covery of the body was made by the
authorities who are conducting the i
search. Mrs. Patterson, wife of the j
anfortunate man. and Joseph Fetzer.
her father, who was with the Pat
tersons on their trip east, arrived t
back home yesterday. Mr. Fetzer.
came on to his home here while Mrs. '
Patterson remained in Omaha at the!
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Patterson, parents of her husband.
STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN
From Thursday's Dally
The business houses of the city af
filiated with the Plattsniouth Ad
club are to he open each Wednesday
evening in the next few weeks, ac-j
cording to the decision made this!
noon at the session of the Ad club.
The decision was made owing toi
the fact that the harvest season is I
now on and the farmers are kept '
very busy all day on the farm and
cannot get time to get in except at
night and the change will allow them
to get in and shop on Wednesday eve
ning for the rest of the week.
WILL VISIT CALIFORNIA.
From Thurniay's Ialiv
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Todd and
family and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Will
and family planning to leave on Sat
urday by auto for the Pacific coa
where the larger part of the Will
family are now residinp and where
Mr. and Mrs. Todd were formerly re
siding. The two families expect to
make their stay on the coast one of
some duration and Mr. and Mrs
Will at least will remain until after
the school year there as their child
ren will attend the school while
there. The many old friends here
will trust that they may have a
fine trip and enjoy the visit to the
west.
f ARE YOU out of a Joto Then let
as Lelp find you one.
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIC
IAN AND SURGEON
General Practice
Special attention to Dis
eases of Women. Also Eye.
Ear, Nose and Throat.
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I GROCERIES!
PRICE VERSUS
QUALITY
When you buy groceries
here at sale prices, you
get the same high qual
ity we deliver daily in
to more than half the
homes in Plattsmouth
not inferior grades
bought merely to make
a price showing. Bear
this in mind and insist
on quality as well as
price on "sale" goods.
Sr.gar 13 pounds dur- 1
ing Dollar day sale for v
Post Toasties Large d "I
size iiakes. 8 pkgs. for ipl
Kellogg's Corn Flakes tf 1
Larre size. 8 pkg3. :or v 1
Shredded Wheat Large tf
:ze 8 pkgs. cr PX
Dexter sweet corn No. d "l
2 size cansfi S for ) L
Dew Kist pork and beans. tf
No. 22 size cans, 5 for PX
Oza-k tomatoes. No. 2 d
size cans. 8 for O
Ctod hominy. No. 21 .- size "
cans, 10 for I
Bed Dot peas. No. 2 size
cans. 5 for 1
Maine corn. No. 1 size "1
can;.. 13 for tpl
Shasta salmon. No. 1 flat J "
cans. 4 for p A
Monarch pork and beans. tf 1
No. 2 size cans. 8 for $ 1
Monarch catsup. 14-oz. T
bottles, 4 for Pl
Van Camp's milk. tall. "
10 cans for
Value brand milk. tall. 1
10 cans for M
Hai . est cookies, assorted,
4 lbs. for pl
Krispy crackers two 4-lb. "1
caddie foi
Prank's kraut. No. 2' '2 fjp g
size cans. S for 1
House Wile preserves, as- g 1
sorted flavors. 8 for tp
Welch Grape-a-Lade. 3 "f
large size jars for P '
Monarch strawberry pre- tf "t
senes. 21-oz. size. 2 for A
Ecse Dale peaches. No. f
21 2 size- 4 ior tpl
Monarch pineapple. No.
23 2 size. 3 for $1
Del Monte peaches. No.
-2 size. 3 for $1
Cottage peaches, water rf 1
pack, 5 cans for tpl
Prunes, fine quality and
good size. 10 lbs. for Pl.
Dried pecckes. select qur.l- d -
ity. strictly fresh. 7 lbs. P 1
P and G white naptha tf
soap. 22 bars for $1
Palm Olive toilet soap.
12 bars for $X
Libby dill pickles. No. 21 2 rt
size. 4 cans for $ L
Sunny Garden black
cherries. 3 cans for $1
Sunny Garden white
cherries. 3 cans for tP 1
Monarch tomato catsup, 1
price, per gallon P1.
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Special on Old
Wheat Flour
Elko and Little Hatchet Plour
Every sack 7C
warranted. 48-lb. P 1 I D
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Dollar Day
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is what Dollar Days always are at Soennichsers, dozens of real bargains and
j opportunities to save on your buying.
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Our store will be open each evening and every Wednesday night in August.
The highest market price paid for your produce!
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Some Real Grocery Values!
Here Are Some Staple Items that Are Sure Priced Right.
j Elko flour, per 48-lb. bag
I Victor flour, per 48-lb. bag
Pillsbury flour, per 48-lb. bag
Corn syrup, per gallon
White syrup, per gallon
I Bulk cocoanut, per lb
3 lbs.
j Eddy's mustard, per ouart jar
I Lighth ouse Cleanser, 5 cans for
EikRe&lN DAYS GOODS STRICTLY CASH!
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Comfort Challies
Yard wide Pretty patterns Special,
7 yds. for SI
Sateen Slips
White, full cut and prettily trimmed.
Each, SI
Bleached Muslin
C od as Cold brand, a fine quality for
6 yds. for SI
Step-in Bloomers
P.ne quaiivy pink batiste, hemstitched.
Each, SI
Dotted Swiss
and Etamir- white or colored dots.
2y2 yds. for SI
Rag Rugs
Hit and miss pattern. Size 24x36 inch.
Each, SI
Silk Vests
Glos silk orchid, white, honeydew. pink.
Each, SI
Look! Look!
Children's muslin gowns and sleepers at
2 for SI
Underwaists
Knit just the thing for summer. All sizes.
3 for SI
Dark and Light Percale
Very good qu-.liy and in pretty patterns.
G yds. for SI
Women's Silk Hose
VThite with black clox and black. All sizes.
Per pair, $1
Infants' Shirts
Short sleeve or no sleeve. Fine mercer
ised lisle . All sizes. Speciallv priced at
4 for $1
Stamped Needlework
Luncheon - buffet sets, dresser scarfs, etc.
Any article, SI
Mosquito Tents
Larce size tents for campers and for the
hadren's play tents. Practical and cheap.
Special price, $1
$1.75
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Peaches, gallon size, solid pack, gallon ... $ .60
Apricots, solid pack, per gallon 65
Apples, solid pack, per gallon 45
Loganberries, solid pack, per gallon 75
Dried prunes, medium size, per lb 10
Dried peaches, per lb 15
Dried apricots, per lb 15
Calumet baking powder, 5-lb. can 1.20
Calumet baking powder, Mb. can 29
HOME NEEDS!
BASEMENT
VALUES
Your every day house
hold needs can be sup
plied here during: Dollar
day at less than you are
used to paying-. Read
the list of money-saving"
opportunities below and
take advantage of them.
12-gr.:!on garbage cans. "1
Special price only P
1-X tin 'vvash boilers. A Q1
splendid value at this price $1.
White enameled broad
boxes. Price, each Pl
White enameled flour
cans. Special price P 1
Granite tea kettles. 5-qt. "t
tPl
Vegetable bowls, nice (f
size. 4 for
Ice tea glasses, 12-oz. (1
ler dozen V
d bowls, beautifully tf
decciarcd. 3 for v
Star cut water tumblers. tf 1
per dozen
Dinner plates, first quality.
Jarcinercs. all sizes. Spec- d 1
ial price, each tp
English Rockingham tea
pots. Large size. Each PA
Aluminum combination ket- & 1
tie. reg. $1.75 value for P1
Gold Band cups and sauc- "1
ers, 4 for
Etched and hand cut 1
vases. Special, each P
Water pitchers, cut and 1
plain. A real value, each p 1
U-Press-It jelly tumb-
lers. per dozen
Semdac mops, just thing I
for that polished floor. Each V
Galvanized buckets. 10-
qua:"t size. 4 for
Wster tumblers, special "f A
5, 3 for 1UC
Per dozen. 35c.
Colonial water glasses. O
per set
Pie plates, specially
priced, 3 for UC
Six for 35c.
Lemon squeezers. Spec- 1 A
ial nrice. each M vfC
Canning Season is
at Hand
and you will
need lots of
jars to take
care of your
provisions. If
so, you save
by buying of
us. Note the
low prices.
Mason fruit jars, pint
size. Per dozen
..85c
90c
$1.15
30c
..25c
Kason fruit jars, quart
size, per dozen
Mason fruit jars, 12
gallon size, per dozen
Genuine Mason jar lids,
per dozen
New fresh stock rubbers.
3 dozen for
Clean-Up of Gift
Table Items
All items up to $2.50. We
are closing them dl
out at only $1
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