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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
MONDAY. JUNE 29, 1931.
Mauzy Drug Co.
522 Main Street on the NORTH side offers you the
following and many other big values for Wednesday:
McKesson Milk of Magnesia Tooth
Paste and a Tooth Brush Free
35c
McKesson Shaving Cream and Pkg.
Gillette Razor Blades for
49c
Lucretia Vanderbilt Face Powder
and a Powder Puff for
79c
BE SURE AND TRY OUR FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Prescription Druggists
Phone 165
BAINS BRING NEW HOPE
Washington Moderate to heavy
rains brought new hope to the dry
northwest states, but parts of the
south are feeling the pinch of mois
ture shortage. The weather bureau
said recent falls had "afforded sub
stantial relief in Washington. Ore
gon, northern Idaho, western and
and southeastern Montana, and most
of North Dakota."
"In addition." the bureau said,
"the moisture situation is now ra
ther markedly improved in much of
South Dakota and more generally in
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa."
In the south, however, rainfall
was again spotted and the bureau
said: "Many places are in need of
moisture, especially from western
North Carolina and Tennessee south
ward, including about one half of
Kentucky." About two-thirds of
Georgia was said to be experiencing
a "rather severe drouth."
Rains in the northwest in some
places came too late to benefit ma
terially small grains, especially those
on the lighter soils, the bpreau said,
but they helped pastures, late grains
and minor crops of all kinds.
Silver's Prime
Need Declared
. to be Stability
Sir Arthur Salter Against Loan
to China and Confer
ence Plan
JOHN B. WHELAN IS
ARRESTED EN HAWAII
AVIATION INSTRUCTOR
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
Wisconsin Rapids. Wis. Chief In
structor Tom Nash, twenty-seven, of
the Nepco Tri City airport here, was
killed when the biplane in which he
was giving instructions to E. L.
Moore. Marsh field, crashed in a spin
from a low altitude near the city.
Moore at the controls at the time
of the accident, suffered a broken
leg.
Omaha John B. Whelan. former
I deputy collector of internal revenue
In the Omaha district who disappear
ed in 192S while awaiting trial on
an embezzlement charge in connec
tion with his accounts, was returned
here Thursday from Hawaii where
he was arrested by federal agents.
Whelan said he was working to get
enough money to square his accounts
when arrested. He had been in
Hawaii for three years, he said.
Come Wednesday Free Bridge for Iowa Day
Glorious New
Dresses
On Sale
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Et JK. .S.-.2v-
On Sale
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Blouses
S95
Just Unpacked
for this
event
SIZES
i 4 to 20 and
36 to 48
Colorful new Silk
Chiffons with silk
slips, Shantungs,
Flat Crepes.
Silks of plain col
ors, dots, figured
and flowered.
Jacket Frocks
2-piece Suits
Sunday Nite
Dresses
Wonderful Values
f95
of
Silk and Sheer
Materials
Cool Summer Styles
with Skirts to
Match
$ -00 to $2-95
BEAUTIFUL
White Hats
Panama
Rough Straw
Fine Hair Braids
Wide Brim Flops
at
$ .00 $.95 $2-95
Shop in Our Cool Down Stairs Department
for sheer Cotton Chiffon Voiles, Dotted Swiss, Rayon Shan
tungs, Rayon Crepes and 80-square Broadcloth all guar
anteed fast color. These smart little OQ
street frocks are priced from 00C lO
This Store will Close at 12 O'Clock Saturday, July 4th
PEASE STYLE SHOP
Ca&s County's Largest Exclusive Ladies Store
Stability is the prime need of the
silver situation today, declared Sir
Arthur Salter, former head of the
economic and financial section of the
League of Nations, in an interview
with a representative of The Chris
tian Science Monitor. Sir Arthur
ranged himself both against a "sil
ver loan" to China sponsored by the
special subcommittee of the United
States Senate in January and against
the proposal backed by Washington
of a government conference to dis
cuss the situation.
"Conferences are all very well to
implement and settle the details of
cut-and-dried schemes," he declared. :
"But as a rule they are not much
use when no real basis of agreement
has been found beforehand."
Sir Arthur, who is in Boston on his
way back to Europe, was speaking
with the background not merely of
his wide experience at Geneva but as
one who. at the request of the gov
ernments concerned, has just investi
gated the situation in India and
China, the world s two chief markets
for silver. He is convim-ert. he said,
that China does not need more sil
ver. What she. does need is to know
that there will be no more wide var
iations in price, either up or down.
For the past few months the price
of silver has remained comparatively
stable. If it can be pegged where it
is today, the Chinese economic situa
tion will be greatly benefited, Sir
Arthur believes.
Asked how stability could he se
cured without an international con
ference. Sir Arthur pointed -jut thai
it i- not in the interests of the Indian ;
Government, which has large stocks
of silver to dispose of . to'do anything
which will send prices any lower. The
chief thing to guard against, in his
opinion, is a temporary rise in silver
values. It would encourage the pro
dticers to Increase the output and
this would be disastrous.
A voluntary agreement on output
among the silver producers them
selves is the first step to be taken.
Sir Arthur thinks, after which he
hinted it might not be difficult for
the Government of India and the
producers to get together and de
vise a plan by which new production
and Indian stocks could share the
world market until the surplus has
been gotten rid of.
Sir Arthur does not blame the sil
ver crisis primarily on overproduc
tion so much as on a change in the
world demand. He has pointed out
that India's currencv is no longer
based on silver but on gold. So are
the currencies of Japan, the Philip
pines, the Federated Malay States.
Indo- China and Siam. In Europe,
too, several countries have substitut- I
ed nickel for silver in their token
coinage.
He advocates research to get rid of
the disadvantage of silver such as
its liability to tarnish, and publicity
to make its merits better known.
I J JSnj
WE CLOSE AT NOON SATURDAY, JULY 4TH
Smart Lingerie Makes
Dainty 'Figures Daintier
and is an ideal foundation for
the sheerest of frocks
RAYON BLOOMERS and STEP-INS
49c
5c
Wash Cloths In Colors
For 25c
How is your wash cloth supply?
Surely it is time to replenish it
when you can get these big
114 x lli inch cloths at this
low price. The plaids are soft blue,
rose, goll or green.
CANNON
Turkish
Towels
Fancy Colored
Border
LARGE SIZE
22x54
Inches
22x40
Inches
29e
25e
Service
xnd
CHIFFON
Siik Hose
Full Fashioned
In the Newest Shades
Picnic Jugs
Keeps liquids cold. Cork, insul
ated. Glazed porcelain lined.
Guaranteed Unbreakable
98e
SI
ArtrU, tut
n
BOYS'
Oxfords
Gun Metal or
Patent
Sizes 8V2 to 2
$198
per pair
DETECTIVE. BEER BARON
ARE INJURED IN CHASE
Chicago, June 20. Police were
trying to untangle the ragged ends
of a gangster chase Thursday niplit
which ended after Detective John '
O'Connor was wounded In the shoul- I
der and Edward "Spike" O'Donnell. i
heer baron, was slightly injured when
he fell from a friend's automobile.
Children's Play-alls
Blue Chambrey and
Blue Denim- 3 to 8
39
Men's Athletic
Union Suits
Tapel back. 88x88 Nainsook.
Full cut. Sizes from 36 to 46.
Higb Quality Low Price
49e
oennichsen's
The Largest Store in Cass County
Come to Plattsmouth Wednesday, July 1st
for these SPECIAL CLOTHING PRICES. Nothing like them in this trade territory.
You'H thank us ov Bringing Them to Your Attention!
Men's Light Weight
BLACK and WHITE
Harvest
Jackets
With Button Sleeves
3 Pockets
98c
Men's fast color gray Covert Wash Pants $1.45
Men's fast color gray or blue Work Shirts 550
Men's fine guage gray Sox, no seams 100
Men's fine Dress Shirts, white or fancy $1
Men's Peanut Straw Field Hats 15c
Men's fine braid Dress Straw Hats 980
Boys' or Girls' Whoopee Overalls 980
Boys' Hickory Rompers, fast color, ex. good 690
Child's Kindergarten Sleepers, fey. design 650
Boys' Kaynee Wash Suits, fast color . $1.25
Men's fine all-wool Bathing Suits, all new $2.19
Men's fancy Rayon Silk Sox, ex. quality . . . 290
Light tan Tropical Dress Trousers $3.69
Men's bright new Rayon Silk Ties 490
Boys' Linen Crash Knickers, full cut ... $1.45
Boys' Cambric Gowns, f ulU cut 590
Men's, Boys' Polo Shirts, bright colors. . . .890
Men's fast color full cut Blue Bib Overalls . $1
A 'Cooler'
With a Dollar Cash
purchase we will
be glad to hand
you a ticket good
for a cool, delic
icus St Drink at
Mauzy's Fountain.
Limit 5 to a
Customer
Corner Fifth
and Main
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