MONDAY. JUNE 22. 1931.
PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Many Unusual Values Advertised On Pages 4, 5, and 6
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PICNIC POSTPONED
On account of rain Sunday the
Pleasant Ridge community will hold
their picnic Sunday, June 2Sth, at
Garfield park, in Plattsmouth. Please
bring dinner, silverware, glasses and
sauce dishes. Ice cream and lemon
ade will be served and the Glendale
band will furnish the music. Every
body come, you are all welcome.
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TO VISIT NORTHWEST
GLEN WOOD VISITORS HERE
MRS. IDA EACKMEYER PASSES
Firecrackers of all sizes, torpedoes,
bombs and all of the best of fireworks
for the observance of the Fourth of
July are now or. display at th: Bates
Book & Gift Shop. Place your order
for the Fourth of July.
$500
Hail
Insurance
on Your Cora
Crop will cost
only $16
You can't take
the chance.
Searl S. Davis
AGENT
Plattsmouth - Nebraska
SPECIAL
Short Time
Offer
ave
- ell Hi
Six
30c Cans of
WaterSpar
only 21c each
with this
FRE
iff
VASk
S-A-V-E-D ... 9c put
can! And on six cmom
(each containing s dif
ferent color if yon
wish ) , the total saving
is 34c. Use coupon now!
You pet $1.80 worth of Water
Spar for only $1.25. but in stilt
mother way you save! We give you
a beautiful vase (eight distinctive
shapes to choose from), sc you may
finish it you-self in the splendor of
WaterSpar as described above.
Shabbv ile-ors. furniture and wood
work look and wear like nev.- wherj
treated with this durable, twytO
use finish WATERSPAR.
H. L. Kruger
Paint and Wall Paper Store
GOOD FOR . . . 54c
when applied on the purchase
oi ix 30c cans of Watei rr
Varnish or Enamel. Limited
timt oulv.
A. G. BACH
Quality Groceries
Telephones, 18-19 So. Park Store, 118
Butter Nut Coffee, per lb 38c
3 lbs. Powdered Sugar 23c
3 lbs. Brown Sugar 23c
5 lbs. Special Coffee 98c
4 lbs. fancy Santos Peaberry Coffee . . . 95c
Fig Bar Cookies, per lb 10c
3 cans Tomatoes 25c
2 cans Green Beans 25c
Two 1-lb. cans Salmon 25c
1-lb. (oval) can Sasdises 10c
Silver Slice Grape Fruit, can 19c
2 lg. cans J. M. Peaches 45c
Gallon cans Apples, can 49c
Homa Malt, per can 49c
3 Star Malt, per can 35c
9 bars Bob White Soap 25c
4 bars Polo Toilet Soap 22c
Large Sea Foam, per pkg 19c
Flour and Feed
48-lb. Little Hatchet Flour $1.15
48-lb. Halo Flour 1.10
48-lb. A. G. B. Flour 1.25
48-lb. Omar Wonder Flour 1.29
Bran, 100-lb. bag 95
Shorts, 100-lb. bag 1.10
Mrs. A. D. Asch of Murray, is plan
ning to see the scenii wonders of
the Pacific Northwest and the Cana
dian Rockies this summer as a mem
ber of the third unnu;i Cornhusker
Vacation Tour to that .-( lion. In
stead of the torrid heal of mid-Aug-
ust she will enjoy the tl cool breezes 1
of mountain altitudes and seashore
climates, en route on this two weeks'
trip over 8,008 miles in length.
This will be the third farm vaca
tion tour of Nebraska people ami
their friends to that section of the
country. On the preceding tours
more than 400 people, traveling in
ull-Pullin&n. special tr;.ins. with ob
servation and idning cars attached,
took the trip, enjoying every con
venience and luxury of first-clan
travel, and retained w ildly enthus
iastic over the good time they had,
the scenery they saw and the inter
esting places they had visited.
The ( ornhusker Special of 1S31
leaves Omaha on August U and pnnen
through the Twin Cities. Duluth,
Winnipeg. Saskatoon. Jasper Park.
Vancouver. Victoria. Seattle, Long
view. Portland. Spokane and Glacier
National Park. Suitable stops will
be made at all places of interest to
permit plenty of time lor sight-seeing.
Among the high spots of the trip
will he: Duluth at the headwaters
of the Great Lakes. Wain wright Buf
falo Park. Jasper Park in the heart
of the Canadian Rockies, Vancouver,
the boat trip on a big ocean steam
ship from Vancouver to Seattle. Port
land. Longview. the Cascade Tunnel
and Glacier National Park.
MANY SEEK COOLNESS
Our neighboring city, Gleuwood.
Iowa, is preparing to celebrate the
Fourth of July in their usual real
up and coming style this year and
in boosting the event they are to
visit this city on next Wednesday
and make the occasion a most pleas
ant one for the Plattsmouth and
Glen wood people.
The Glenwood delegation will com
prise a cavaran of from seventy-live
to one hundred cars. With the band
and other entertaining features as
a part of the visiting delegation.
The visitors are to take advantage
Mrs. Ida Backmeyer. formerly Miss
Ida Guerr, was horn near Murdock
some forty-nine years ago. and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ghristian
Guerr. who passed away some yean
ago. Miss Guerr was united in mar
riage with Fred W. Backmeyer, from
which union two sons were born,
they being'Harvey of Elmwood. who
is linotype operator for the Leader
Echo of that place, and Jesse, wh:
is attending school at Lincoln.
Mrs. Backmeyer early united with
the Evangelical church and has ever
been a consistent member:-. She has
been in not the best of health for
Last Chance
Still time to lay in your sum
mer supply of Dress Shirts
but step lively for this week
is your ' last chance" to buy
them at
85c
of the free bridge day and come over , the pas; ffcW years aucl was taken A
and enjoy a few hours with the Ne
braska frietids and also boost their
big celebration and which no doubt
win be attended by many of the loc al
people.
F. 6. Eyenberger. automobile in
surance, liability, property damage,
fire and theft. Phone 1S5-J. Offices
7th and Vine St.
to the hospital at Lincoln where on
last Saturday she underwent an oper
ation for the restoration of her
health. She had beer, very poorly
since and passed away on Tu iday
evening, the remains being taken
to the late home in Elmwood. Be
sides the husband and the two sons
she leaves one sinter. Mrs. Otto Mil
ler of Murdock. the parents both hav
ing passed away a few year- ago.
All sizjs except 16Li.
few reck band and small
collai -atia'Med at
thing fcr ths boy.
sized
50c just t!
Get thrm NOW '
A Real June
The heat of Friday with the mer
curv touching the 90 mark caused
a general rush of the citizenry last
evening to seek cooler spo's wher
they might enjoy somt relief from
the intense heat of the day and par
ticularly the dwellers i the down
town section of the citv were engag
ed in the general rush to the high
way?, bathing beaches and the great
outdoors in general in order that
they might escape the beat. The lo
cal summer resort, the Murray bath
ing beach, is to open oi Sunday and
this will afford relief to the residents
here to a greater or less extent. The
youthful residents here have frr sev
eral weeks been en joy in c the waters
of the sandpits near this city, but
this is not a bathing place to in
vite any but the expert swimmers.
Phone your Want Ad to No. 6.
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B,GFurniture S
SLAUGHTERING HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD FURNITURE, STOVES and RUGS
Read this list carefully It contains not one, but many of the very
things you need. Come in while the goods last, as these prices
will surely move the goods quickly. Credit on $40 and over.
1 0 Library Tables $3.0C to $9.50
14 Dining Tables $3.50 to $7.50
Drop Leaf Tables $2.50 to $6.50
Dining Room Chairs. . . ,75c to $3.00
30 Chairs and Rockers. .$1.50 to $5.00
Combination Book Cases $5.00
Ward Robes $3.00 to $5.00
Cupboards $2.50 to $5.00
Kitchen Cabinets $5.00 to $25.00
10 Kitchen Ranges
Coal and Wood Ranges. . .$10 to $35
14 Oil Stoves $5.00 to $12.00
Comb. Coal and Gas Range. . .$20.00
2 Electric Washers $15 and $25
One Hand Washer $5.00
New Gas Ranges $39.50 to $69.50
ee Delivery or SO Miles on $50 and Up Order
CASH OR TERMS
on Purchases of $40 and up
k e take used furniture as part pay on new goods at liberal allowances. Also take
customers direct to wholesale houses where one can pick from their large stocks.
This Service is Absolutely Free No Obligation to Buy!
SPECIAL NOTE We have a factory man here who makes or repairs any kind of
l uholstered Furniture. If you have an old piece or an Overstuffed Suite, bring it
in, or phone or write us and we will come and get it. Prices are most reasonable!
All Work Guaranteed Absolutely Satisfactory
Ghrist Furniture
1 5 Davenports and Duofolds
$7.50 to $19.50
30 Oak and Walnut Dressers
$3.00 to $7.50
!5 Commodes $1.00 to $3.00
25 Beds $1.00 to $4.50
25 Bed Springs $1.00 to $4.75
10 Mattresses $2.00 to $4.00
New Mattresses $5.95 to $29.50
Army Steel Cots $2.00 to $3.75
Sanitary Cots $1.00 to $3.00
Day Beds $14.95 to $24.50
three Pianos $25, $65 and $100
One Battery Set Radio $7.50
One Electric Radio 10( '( Down
Bal. 12 Months to Pay
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Telephone 645 Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Summer
Sale
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
at PEE STYLE lP
300 New Dresses Wednesday for Iowa Day
Silks of
Georgette, Chiffons, Shantung, Flat Crepes
Silks of
Plain Colors, Polka Dots, Flowered, Striped
Styled in
Jacket Frocks, Sport Suits, Sunday Nite
Dresses and Two-Piecs Frocks
Sizes 14 to 20
36 to 48
JUST TWO PRICES
9
3
.95 $7.95
Values to $15
200 Beautiful Summer Hats
White Panamas, Fine Hair Braids, Stitched Crepes, Pana-
in White and Colors including GAGE Hats, at
Values to $5.00 Just Three Prices
Suede
$1-00 $.95 . $2'95
White Summer Coats and Jackets Sale
Price
$085
of Wool, Silk and Pile Fabrics. Values to $7.95. M
Also 25 Spring Coats values to 812.95 at $6.S5
Our Down Stairs Department Offers
Beach Pajamas
Fast Color
Broadcloth
69e
BROADCLOTH
SMOCKS and
APRONS
39e
Children's Dresses
Sizes 2 to 6 - 7 to 14
Fast Color Prints
49c
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