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THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1931.
FLATTSIIOUrn SEM-WEEKLY JOTJBNAL
Here's ths contractor,
the mason and carpen
ter to rebuild it-
DEPENDABLE Fire Insurance
means the quick replacing
of a burned home. With prompt
and satisfactory adjustment, it
enables yon to rebuild immedi
ately. A policy in the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company will furnish
you the money to bring the con-.
ti actor, the mason, and the car
penter to rebuild the property
fire dMtra'VS- To rielflv hnvinsr
- w w
this protection may be most dis
astrous. Insure here today.
SEE
Searl S. Davis
Farm Loans and Lands
Burr Bank Rob
ber Returned to
Nebraska City
After Capture by Officer David Pick
rel, Jess Pender Turned Over
to Otoe Sheriff
Down in Kansas the disgusted
farmers are failing hack on XIary
Ellen Lease's advice "to raise less
wneat ana more nell! The latter
is the easier crop to raise anywhere
a3 well as in the Sunflower state.
From Wednesday's Daily
Jess Pender, the twenty year old
Missouri youin, wno neiu up m i
American bank at Burr. Nebraska. I
was turned over to Sheriff Carl Ry
der of Nebraska City Tuesday after
noon a short time after his capture
here in a vacant house by Officer
David Pickrel.
Pender, thin, apparently under
fed, with tattered clothes, shaking
with fear as he stood in the office
of Sheriff Bert Reed was far from
the accepted idea of a bank bandit
and his story that this was his first
offense of this kind could readilly
be believed.
The prisoner is thought by Sheriff
Ryder and the Otoe county officers
to have come to Nebraska City In a
stolen oar, abandoned that there and
then taken the Buick sedan of Bert
Ryder, brother of the sheriff of Otoe
county, but the prisoner denied the
theft of the Omaha car and claimed
that he had made his way to Ne
braska City from Omaha by train.
He was caught flat footed in the
theft of the Ryder car, however, as
he abandoned that car here in the
chase made by Sheriff Reed of the
prisoner.
The money that was taken from
the Burr bank was practically intact
as Pender had spent but little for
food and gas during the time that
he was fleeing from Burr in the south
part of Otoe county, .north to this
city. The first report from the bank
had given the amount taken at be
tween $300 and $350, but there was
only $249 recovered from the pris
oner and which was within a few.
dollars of the amount that he had
taken.
Pender, according to his story had
worked at 'an Omaha restaurant for
the past year, coming originally from
Parsons, Kansas, to Kansas City. He
had no relatives living excepting an
uncle that resided at Los Angeles,
California.
To Sheriff Ryder, Pender indicated
that he would plead guilty this morn
ing in court at Nebraska City to the
charge of bank robbery. The man
was taken to Nebraska City Tuesday
at 4 o'clock, some five hours after he
had committed the robbery at Burr.
FUNERAL OF LILLIAN WOOSTER
Poultry Wanted
THESE PRICES GOOD
UviCny end Oatcrd'y
Cash or Trade
Springs, all sizes . .130
Hens, per lb. ..... . 1C0
Old Roosters, lb. ... 70
Leghorns, 3 Lb. Less
These prices may seem low, but we
future. Brine: ALL your Produce to
Soennichsen's
Plattsmouth, Phone 42
HAVE HEAD ON COLLISION
The funeral of Lillian Wooster, expect still lower prices in the near
whose death occurred on aunday at
the hospital at Beatrice, was held
Tuesday morning at 9:30 at the Holy
Rosarv Catholic church on west
Pearl street.
The funeral was very largely at
tended by the old friends and neigh
bors of the family who came to pay
their tributes of respect to the life
that had been called away.
The mass was celebrated by Father
Marcelles Agius and who also paid Tuesdav evanine while Mr and
a very touching trmuie to me ae- Mrs Quy uejj were driving to this
parted young gin, wnose me naa Htv from their home ten miles west
been called to the final reward with Qf tn8 city, they were victims of
the unsullied spirit tree irom me an auto wreck, When their car and
world's contact and whose life had I that driven by a man named Jack-
been one that was truly in the light man. of Louisville, met head on.
of faith and hope. The accident occurred in the vi
There were many floral tributes cinity of the Becker school house
and at the close of the service the I eight miles west of this city on the
body was born to the Catholic ceme- Louisville road, when Mr. and Mrs.
tery, where it was laid to the last Heil. coming east, met the Jackman
rest. The pall bearers were Thomas car which they .state was well in
Svoboda. Jr.. Henry Krejci, Henry the center ut the road. It was Im
Donat, Joseph Knoflicek, James Zitka possible to avoid the crash and the
and James Nowacek. Jr. . two cars met practically head on. In
the collision the cars were both badly
Ption vnnr nm Items to No. 8. damaged and that of Mr. Jackman
... I airs. Men was me oniy raemoer oi
JM the party that was seriously hurt,
Death of Warren piiiiiniiraiiiiinw
Tremble, a Vell g
Known Eagle Man 1
Member of One of the Prominent
Families of Thai Community;
World War Veteran.
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lOCEiaS WalUag lCpKny T arm. having had her arm forced
t through the glass of the door as the
Abstracts of Title
Phone 324 - Plattsmouth
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cars crashed.
Mr. and Mrs. Heil were brought
on to this city by Harold Rhoden
vho had been en route to Ashland
at the time and was traveling Just
back of the Jackman car,
Roast
Friday and Catocrday '
Harafcanoir Posrls Elcactt
Lb!
Cut from Choice Beef
Makes an excellent Pot
Roast ' or Oreii .Roast.
Lb.
E4J3
Fresh Cut Pure" Beef
2CC
Lean Boston Butts
JV Almost Boneless
Perk G:uc:gc
Lb.
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.J5c
PURE PORK
Lb.
lies
Pc?Ix Mvcar
v Fresh, Thin Slices .
3 Lbs. .
25c
Snaolxcd EI acne Elcn Decern
Av. Mild Oure v
Pure Lard
CUDAHY'S PURITAN
6-lb.
Home Rendered
Lb. - ) or whole 15c Lb.
5 lbs.
522
Advo Jell
ALL FLAVORS
Each . .
50
IXamo Pan
cake Flour
4 -Lb. Bag
100
Butter net
CoCCco
Lb. ....370
Udco im
TALL CAN
3 for . . .100
Srider's Bat tie tt Peart, No. 2 can. .16c Tomatoes, full No. 2 can fic
gnider's Pitted Red Cherries 21c Frank's Kraut, No. 2 xz can 9c
gnider's Garden Spinach, 24 can. 14c Cut Beets, No. 22 can Sc
grader's Garden Spinach, No. 2 can. 10c Kellogg Bran Flakes, pkg. ... 10c
Snkkr's Red Kidney Beans, can. . .10c Catsup, l412-oz. 2 bottles 25c
Maxwell House Coffee, lb 34c Dill Pickles, quart jar. 20c
Flour
SUPSEliE BRAND
48-lb. la? "
89c
GREAT NORTHERN
4 lbs. for
nnuv DEANS
15c
Coffee
... 15c
1L B. BRAND
Per lb.
Quick Arrow Soap Flcfccs
Large PUg. .... HQC
g 1 Can Sunbrite Cleanser FX1EE
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Cig 4 Lcandry See?
IO tars for . . . . TfjQ
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Coin, No. 2 can 8c Comet brand Matches, 2 cartons. . .25c
Macaroni or gpagheti, 7-oz. 5c Windmill Salad Dressing, quart. . .37c
Peaches, heavy syrup, 22 can 17c Pork and Beans, 1-lb. can 7c
Puritan Malt, per can 43c Oatmeal, 55-oz. tube 17c
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O RAN ULATED
SOAP
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LARGE SIZE
PACKAGE
3 Dors
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& Ear FREE
We Handle a Complete Lis cf Cold Meats, Fruila ed Vecstrblaa!
$3 Orders Delivered Free cnywhsre in GlylCc Del. Ctzrzs ca f Oriraf
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express to the many
friends and neighbors our apprecia
tion of the many words of sympathy
and the beautiful flora remem
brances at the ..funeral of our loved
daughter and sister. May these
friends have the same consideration
shown them in their time of parting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wooster and
Children.
BURLINGTON REROUTES
CHICAGO-DENVER TRAIN
Lincoln, Sept, 28. The state rail
way commission. Monday authorized
the Burlington to route its Denver
Chicago passenger' train. No. 2, out
of Omaha via' Council Bluffs instead
of Plattsmouth, The train passes
through Lincoln, in the early after
noon. .
The death of Warran A. Trumble,
well known resident of Eagle and
one of the well known world war
veterans of Cass county, occurred on
Sunday night at the U. S. Veterans
hospital at Lincoln. Mr. Trumble
had been in his apparent good health
until the middle of last week when
he suddenly was stricken with what
was thought to be appendicitis. The
patient was hurried from Eagle to
the hospital near Lincoln and where
he was operated on Thursday. Mr.
Trumhle failed to rally from the
operation as had been hoped and con
tinued to sink until his death which
occurred Sunday.
The deceased was a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Trumble, long time
residents of Eagle and it was in that
community that he was born and
reared to manhood. lie served a term
of enlistment in the U. S. navy and
was discharged just a short time be
fore the entry of the United States
into the world war. In June. 1917
in company with his brother, the late
Ernest Trumble, he enlisted in the
machine gun company of the 6th Ne
braska infantry and with that or
ganization was located at Camp
Cody. New Mexico. Later he was a
member of Co. C, 126th machine gun
battalion of the 34th division. He
was sent overseas with this organ
ization and in November, 1918 was
transferred to the 11th machine gun
battalion -and with which he served
in the army of occupation. On his
return to ' Eagle Mr. Trumble was
engaged in trucking and has been in
that line of work since that time,
operating a line between Eagle, Om
aha and Lincoln. He was married
some eight years ago and is survived
by the widow and two small sons as
well as the parents and a number of I
brothers and sisters.
Mr. Trumble is well known in this
city as he was associated in the ser
vice with Maldon Brown. Henry G.
Soennichsen, Frank H. Smith, Otto
E. Lutz, Raymond J. Larson, Albert
Kerns, Arthur Sampson.
The funeral will be neld on Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Methodist church in that city.
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m Every I.Q.A. grocer own and operates hf
. . v ; v -. wwi
tbeuundi of other Independent grocer In
58 states and maeeed his buying lie brings
you lower prices without sacrificing any.
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tnmg in value, service or quality. Visit
your I.G.A .tore todsy. 3m how your
dollar does double duty every day.
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150
.250 H
Rolled Oats, IGA, large size pkg. .
Quick or Regular
Hominy, Otoe, No. 2J4 can, 3 for.
Del Monte Pumpkin, 2 large cans . . . 250
H Swift's White Soap, 10 bars . . . . . . .250
Frank's Kraut, No. 212 can .100
gj Block Salt, 50-lb. block 450
Red Triumph Potatoes, per peck . . . 250
Silver Dale Peaches, No. 212 can . . . 150
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkg.. ... .110
H Coffee, M. J. B., 1-lb. can. . 390 js
2-lb. Can, 77 '
Navy Beans, 6 lbs 250 ji
Rice, fancy Blue Rose, 5 lbs. for .... 250
Bread, large Betsy Ross, 24-oz. loaf . 80 S
Spinach, Calif, pack, large 2 can . 150
Nc. 1 size Can, 1Q
A LEVY FOB CITY NUBSE
Nebraska City Funds for the em
ployment of a city nurse here will
be raised thru a 7-20 mill levy voted
by the city commission.
Action to provide for the-nurse
follows a ruling, of District Judge
Begley, granting the writ, of man
damus to the-Nebraska City Lions
club, which sought to force the com
mission to provide fort the nurse.'
Salary of the nurse will, be $1,800
a year. The tax levy Is raised from
14 mills to 14.35 mills by the com
mission's action.
Guaranteed 4-lb. Wrapped
Casco, per lb., 300 Dairy Maid, 310
I E3Gat BDopaE'ttGrmGimtl a
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October 2nd and 3d
PORK ROAST Ham. Per lb. ... 174c
BEEF ROAST Corn fed Baby Beef. Lb. 7V2c
SPARE RIBS Meaty kind. Per lb 12c
PLATE BOIL Per lb 10c
SAUSAGE Midget Links. Three Vz-Ib. pkgs . . . .35c
Brookshire Cellophane Wrapped
BACON-Dold'a Niagara. Per lb.. . . 23c
6 to 8 Lb. Average Weight Half or Whole Strips
Sliced Center Cuts, 29c lb.
irnunrs - vegetables
GRAPES Faacy Tokay. Quart basket . 17
CAUIUXOWEB Large White Mountain variety. Lb 12y2
Well Trimmed Cook without Waste
APPLES Extra fancy Jonathans. 6 lbs., ZOt ; Bushel. $1.70
CHANGES Size 288. Sweet Calif. Suikist Valerias, 2 doz. 30
POTATOES Hcd Biver Chios. Peck, 23; 100-lb. bag $1.49
. Gncccmr cpscialg
HAVY BEANS Best Idaho Great Northerns. Lb. 4
COCOA Hershey's, 1,-lb. pkg . 14
SOAP Bed & White cr P and G, 10 bars for SOt
Highest grade White Naptha Laundry Soap
MUSTABD Midwest. Pull quart jar 15
MACARONI PRODUCTS Bed & White. 3 pkgs. for lO
Choice of Noodles, Macaroni, Spaghetti, Sea Shell Macaroni
Made from best grade hard Semolina wheat
LYE Bed & White. First quality. 2 cans 23
PRUNES Blue & White. 2-lb. pkg. 21
Medium -size, sweet Santa Clara Prunes
COFFEE Bed & White. Vacuum pack. Per lb SD
ASSORTED VEGETABLES Blue & White. 3 cans 37
Peas, Corn, Cut Green Beans Your Choice
' All very satisfactory quality
PITTED DATES Bed & White. 10-oz. pkg. 20
BCLLED OATS Bed & White. Large package 10
Cera Oyrcp.
Blue & White
Golden, 5-lb. can, 20 ; 10-lb. can "551
Crystal White, Mb. can, 24; 10-lb. can. C3
ttZZZZ HC2-HC3 LTtCO CcVCTy
Home made Weiners, per lb 200 r
Have you tried our Delicious Home Made Weiners
y with the good Old Time Flavor?
j Roast Beef, corn fed, lb 150
H Beef Shoulder. Steak, lb. 180
S Pork Butt Roast, lb 140
y Ham Pork Roast, lb . .150
M Smoked Picnic Shoulders, lb 150
Q Hamburger, fresh cut, 2 lbs 250
H Pure Pork Sausage, lb 150
1 Coney Island Frankfurters, 2 lbs.. .250
Combination Special
2 lbs. Meaty Spare Ribs and 1 large Q
f No. 2lz size can Frank's Kraut for 0CW
The Home Owned and Home Managed Store
Telephone 42
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Just what the United States should of them are sitting up at nights
be putting out ltioney and sympathy thinking out new ways of hating us
for the people of Europe when most is rather hard to fathom.
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Ladies and Misses Rayon Hose, pair . . . 100
Assorted Colors
Men's fancy Hose, pair .100
Pot Cleaners (Chor Girl), each G0
Quilt Patches, equal to 15 yds. matl. . . .200
Just Received Another Shipment of
0ITGOGGS O0 folT 81 o
Elcclxlns Gloves end rattens v
tor's Pedlar tobfiy Stlcro
South Side of Main Street