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PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY. NOV. 19. 1931.
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Deef uoasttb ; , .E4J3
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8 boston Darts 3
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r JDold's Niagara Bacon, by piece, lb. . 18c
Pure Pork Sausase. oer lb.. ..... .10c
resh Cut Hamburger, lb. ........ 10c pcrk Chops, center cuts. Lb. . . . , . 18c
Neckcones, 4 lbs. for. .......... .25c 1- Fresh. Ham Roast, per lb.. . . . . .15c
Pwffe Lasrd
Open Ilefttle Rendered
5 Ibc. . . . SHc
Full Groan (SGiiggcg
Lb. . . . ECs
WE ARE TAKING ORDERS for front or hind quarters of Heavy Veal, rang-
ing from 40. to 50 pounds each. Let us quote you our money-saving price.
E utter Nut Coffee, per lb .37c
Post Bran Flakes, per pkg. 10c
Salad Dressng, quart jars 38c
Spaghetti, No. 2 size can. ........ 9c
Corn, Snider's, No. 2 can. 15c
Quick Arrow Flakes, Ig. pkg. ..... 18c
Oatmeal, large package 15c
Tomato Soup, Campbell's, per can . 8c
Toilet Paper, per roll 5c
Tomatoes, No. 2 can 8c
Advo JJcflfl
6 Pkgs.
It Vhipj
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EfluMlc Dt?cc. cSucc
Lb. . . . . . 3Cc
Pancake Flour, Advo, pkg.. . ... . . .15c English Walnuts, per lb. ... . . . . . . 23c
Snder's Cherries, No. 2 can. . . . .". .21c Snider's BarOeti Pears, No. 2 can. . 19c
Spinach, No. 22 can .'. . .... .'.'. .15c Pineapple, No. "2 Yz broken slices. .18c
Fidelity Pancake Flour Litrjje 32-lb.: bag for. . .... . : i2C
! UNEEDA BAIIER CODA CDACOEnS
8 Quality or Price. caddy or . .
DEATH OP LITTLE CHILD
From Wednesday's Taily
The little three year old son , of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Poynter, vho re
side on the Roy Howard farm near
Murray, occurred last evening at an
Omaha hospital. The little one was
taken to Omah;rTtrt??day morning by
the parents and Mr. Howard and its
condition was found to be very ser
ious, death coining a few hours later.
The hody will be cared for by the
Sattler funerj-.l home 'and the inter
ment made litre. Owing to the fact
that the child was suffering with a
contagious malady, the funeral serv
v.:!l l c? private.
HZTUHNS FROM HOSPITAL
Trry Shrader, well known Nehaw
ka resident, who has been at the St.
Mary's hospital at Nebraska City,
recovering frcm the tJiects cf a re
volver wound sustained seme weeks
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Phone 32 4 - Plattsmouth 4.
ago, is now at home.- Mr Shmtfer
has improved very rapidly.,11 the
first of the. week wa3 permitted to
leave the hospital. He is at the home
of his mother, Mrs. 2. V. Shrader
at Nehawka, where he1 will recuper
ate until able to look after his "farm
v-crk. The many friends of Mr. Shra
der are pleased to see him back home
and that he has had such a quick re
covery from his serious condition-.'
SHERIFF ABOUT THE SAME
From Wednesday's Daily
The condition of Sheriff Bert 'Reed
continued about the same today as
Tuesday, the patient holding his own
veiy well in his generally, serious
condition of the past few weeks. Mr.
Reed is being kept as quiet as pos
sible to avoid any undue excitement
which has served to cause his condi
tion to become more serious several
times. " . - . . .
FINLAND EARTHQUAKE
Hekingfors An earthquake which
lasted fifteen seconds, but did no
damage, was felt Monday in. central
Finland. ' ;j
There is iio slack Soilness period
for the merchant who advertises hit
eoort tfce year 'round.
ramus M SAYOBDHV
Oil Cloth Tabic Coycffc
Size 543154 : Inches
This is the Large Size,
Men's Brown Jersey Gloves, special .. .
Window Ventilators, adjustable, each . t. 25
Keeps Oat Dust and Cold
Ladies' 98c House Dresses, special. ... :C-
To Make Room for Holiday Goods
High Quality Christmas
Candy at Low Prices
Snorr's Popular Uartsfiy SfidcoJ
South Side of Main Street
Smaller South-east
Schools in
; Loop of Own
ELmwocd, Pern Prep, Shubert, Ster
ling, Talmage and Weeping Wa
ir(,.terJ3and. , Together. ,
.EJmwood The Nemaha football
conference Was formed at Talmage
artd '-'wilt include the smaller schools
in southeast Nebraska. The teams
which had Representatives at the
meeting include Elmwood. Peru Prep,
Shubeit,- Sterling, Talmage and
Weeping Water. , It is planned to ad
mit two other schools in order to
make it an eight -team league.
Supt. Spencer M. Leger was elect
ed" president of the organization and
Supt. M. L.. Swingle of Shubert will
serve in the capacity of secretary and
treasurer. " v '.
Another meeting will be held Xot.
30 at Talmage at which -time plans
will be completed - .
WILL BROADCAST PROGRAM
', ' The Ebeneier Evangelical church
at. Murdock, Neb., will broadcast a
sacred program on Sunday, Nov. 22,
from the Henry Field Broadcasting
station, . KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa,
from three to four p. m. The pro
gram will consist. of several orches-,
tra nunibers ahdvseveral duets, and a
number by the ladies' quartet, young
men's and senior men's 'quartets,
Scripture reading, prayer and a brief
discourse on some Thanksgiving
heiqe.' H. Knosp is the pastor of
the Evangelical church at Murdock.
BAZAAR, BAKE ASD CAUDY SALE
St. 7 Paul's Evangelical . Sunday
school will hold their annual bazaar.
bake sale and candy - sale in the
chufch basement Saturday,-November
21st, 1931, 'commencing at 1 p. m.
Starting at 5 p. ni. a plate supper
will be served. The menu:
Chicken Loaf
Scalloped Potatoes
1 . Rolls - Jelly
Rosy Apple Salad
. , ; .. Pumpkin . Pie
' - Coffee
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Have vonr Christmas cards nrinted
or engraved now, the Bates Book &
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uui onop nasa large line mat you
can select ' from. 'Exclusive designs
fcr the holiday season.
Louisville '
Seems Beset by
Petty Thieves
Jerry Adam One
of the filainstays
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NY SAVED
NICKELS, DIMES AND QUARTERS. TOO
Several Business Places of Cement Plattsmouth Young Man Completing
City Are Visited in Space Last Tear at Uni Has a Fne
of Week s Tune. Becord of Service
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From Ve0nesiiays Uaily The lore of Cornhuskerdom has
Louisville in the past week has many glorious figures . in the; history
been the scene of a number of burg- of football at the University of Ne-;
lanes ana robberies, tne nrst tnat braska.. stars that have glittered in
has ' been staged there for some the national array, ot talent of the
months. . gridiron, but they have had no more
Tbe crimes point to tne need of dependable defender-of the: scarlet
adequate protection for the business and cream in the game than Jerry
nouses 01 our enterprising neighbor- Adam, Plattsmouth boy, now one of
ing city, especially in the coming the regular guards of the team.
winter wnen tne probabilities 01 jerry has that which is important
more 01 tnese crimes occurring in to a Dlaver. a . fiehtinar heart, the
an pans 01 me country is expected. I snirit that keeDs on batterine: at the
ine nrsi or me series 01 robuenes foe untii the last whistle sounds.
occurred last Wednesday when the while Chamberlain, Weir, Presnell,
V. I. ttTOIl BlOTe was OUrgianzea. "ninp" lfnwPll .mH nthpra have wnn
the tront doo Tof the store being fflme for v'ehraska in hall rnrrvine.
pnea open. everai pairs 01 suoes, lt is the men on the ine Uke . A(Jam
two suit cases ana miscellaneous that . th aTn l)V their undv.
ui mm luncu. line no-lit
The Kroll store was again the . In the Northwestern game at Chi-
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scene of a visitation of the robbers
cago, Adam was one of the outstand-
on Sunday night, the parties taking h figureg of the e taking out
ciinnllAa fir fintir crrrtirlcj nnrl Pnn. I .. ... . I mm
supplies of flour, groceries and can
ned goods on this trip. This time
the entrance to the store was made
captain Aiarvii 01 tne wildcats, a
man that is rated as an All Ameri-
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turuugu u uusemeui ...uuw Kansas Saturday, Adam was .one .of
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was pried open by a crowbar, the
bar being left on the scene of the
robbery. The ownex of the store is
the factors in checking th- a Ivance of
the Aggies, his work on the line
of the belief that the robbers had ",U""""Y ' '
a truck or car parked in the alley Ig- f 1 V.f I n I 1 I t"?t tl lh,!
near the store.
On Saturday night the Standard
Oil station of which M. L. Williams,
is the manager, was robbed, two ser
vice cans filled with gasoline being
taken
Kansas foe as Brown swept to his
touchdown. As one. of the Platts
mouth delegation at the game Satur
day remarked, "Jerry makes us
proud of Plattsmouth." . ,.
When a player in the line of the
Monday night the robbers entered Plattanicuth high school, Jerry was
Surprising' how quickly you can save up for those
extra little luxuries when you shop at Black and
White-1 the home owned IGA store. Best of all,
you save and still enjoy the finest things to eat.
IGA mass buying puts us on an equality with the
largest chains, giving you "second-to-none" values.
' i.bt"J EUEDYDflY PRICES!
ECcctive till Further Notice
a real battler, especially after he re
ceived a bloody nose, then how that
the basement of the building occu-
nifri tiir i tiA P? X Pnnlinnfn frorafro
but were unable to gain entrance to P0 could battle.
the earaee itself and nothine was re
ported taken. . P0TEET SPEAKS AT ALV0
Just a short . time ago the Ash
Grove Cement plant suffered the loss Alvo Paying a high tribute to
of copper wire valued at $500, sev- the men who made the supreme sac-
eral spools of the wire being stolen rifice during the World war. Past
from the loading platform at the Department Commander Marcus L.
plant. Poteen of the American Legion who
The general opinion of the Louis- was the principal speaker at the
ville people is that the robberies are Armistice day program in the audi-
the work of local people or someone torium of the high school building.
very familiar with the various busi- said. "Let us reverently think or
ness places of Louisville. It is sug- speak , our thanks to our God and
gested that the armed guard system let us pray that we shall so live that
that so effectively protected the city if the spirits of those who are today
some years ago be reorganized and sleeping in Flanders fields under-
the culprits be -given a load of buck- sand they know we are carrying on
shot when caught at the depre- in the faith in which they died."
dations. Mr. Poteet asserted that there was
no group on the face of the earth
more earnest in its desires to main
tain peace, and particularly the peace
The Hart Schaffner & Marx Co . u TL".U l' ' 1" JTLIa
7 YZr '.: Z ".:.Z ; ; the horrors of war. "We believe there
TO BK0ADCAST CONTEST
k k n V .7 i is sound reasoning for peace In ' the
baseball fans oj; the nat on In their llm,tation of armaments, if It Is done
ballot for American publJc to select on the bas,3 of.:eqmillty of power.
the All American football team, will triatnrv VoD chnM ta t anv
broadcast the announcements of the other program Mr. Poteet deplored
the fact, he said, that private enter
prise is not being trained in order
to supply if an emergency arose, an
event from radio station KOIf.
Council Bluffs. The broadcast will
be at ' 9 o'clock Thursday evening
mis is something tnat an sr.cui.i adequate amount of munitions : to
near ana me ian acnanner ec kfn fnrrp In thp field. He safd the
Marx Co.. arff ntiocsting It as the present strength ' of the army and
Diggest event. 01 us Kina arrange! navy is far below the minimum that
oy any American clothing nouse. Ms conpistent with national safety.
Crackers, fine quality. 2-1 b. caddy. . 23c
y Pumpkin, IGA, No. 2V2, solid pack . . 12c g
Pumpkin, Linko, large 2!2 size can . . 100
g Dates, new crop;' just arrived. 2 lbs. . 220 gj
Q IGA Mince Meat, for" those pies . . . . 12c s
LJ Peaches, IGA, 1st. 22 size can. . .222 g
13 Tree Ripened Sliced or Halves
p3 Cranberry Sauce, Oregon Spray ... 23c
I f i '. Eeady to Serve sr
H FlufFy Cake Flour, IGA. Pkg.. . . .250 1
. - p Delicate Snowy White , ; Li
Raisins, new crop, seedless. 15-oz. . .110
11 Raisins, seedless. 4-lb. pkg 390
1 Prunes, Santa Clara, med., 4 lbs. . . 250
gj Olives big; 17-62. bottle, i ; . .ti ; ;470
J GatSUp, full, 14-OZ.. bottle.-. .150
M Dill Pickle, Crescent, 4-oz. bottle . tg0
S Mustard, full-quartSio Each .150
ti Head Lettuce, Idaho. Each 5c
H Calif. Ice Berg Head Lettuce, 2 for . 150
fen Celery,' large Jumbo) Oregon, ea . . . 150
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UNDERGOING TREATMENT
SECOND TEAM LOSES
Leo Boynton, who has for several The Plattsmouth high school sec-
mcntns been in poor health, is 4t ond team journeyed over to Glenwood
the University hospital at Omaha on Tuesday afternoon to do battle
where he will undergo treatment for with the Glenwood seconds. The
a short time. Mr. Boynton has been game was played on the grounds at
sunering for the past year from sick- the Iowa State institution and atr
ness that has kept him from his us- tended by . a large number of the
ual activities and while showing school pupils.
some improvement finds it necessary I The heavier Glenwood team won
to continue the treatment In the hope the contest by the score of 8. to 0,
of giving him some permanent re- the locals being . unable . to break
lief. through the Iowans line to put over
the necessary scores.
MARRIED AT COURT HOUSE The youthful Platters .have some
very promising material and which
From Wednesday's Daily looks gooa to supply tne iuiure oiue
This morning the marriage of Miss and white with some real battlers
Elsie Gemmill and Mr. Alfred Artnms on tne rootoail neia.
of Elliott. Iowa, occurred at the
office of the county judge, the cere- WILL DISMISS ACTION .
mony being performed by Judge Dux-
bury in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. From Wednesday's Daily
G. S. Freedell. of Stahton. Iowa. The The complaint which, was . filed
bridal party returned to Iowa after against Ted Eaton for the issuance
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A Blend for Every Taste and Pocketbook
; - T, BIen p jb.iV.V. . i. J . . .29c -
"G" Blend, per lb. . . 24c
C ' 'A" Blend, per lb.;. . : .1. V.Vv. 19c
"A" Blend, 3 lbs., 55c '
Black & White Coffee, 35c lb., 3 lbs. for. . . .
Peaberry, fancy Santos, JOcXbS Ib; for. . . . .89c
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the ceremony.
Th?cigarette-carelsssnes5-Disaster!
Thoughtlessly abandoned, the
lighted cigarette topples to the
floor, starting a little blaze In
the rug. There is no one in the '
room and the blaze grows.
Soon the house is a roaring
furnace.
"Carelessness" you say! True;
and there are also many people
careless about their fire insur
ance! Let this agency check up your
insurance light now and pro
tect you with the sound indem
nity of a Hartford Fire Insur
ance Company policy.
Searl S.Davis
AGENT
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
of a check in the amount of $100
made payable to William Barber,
which was refused payment, will be
dismissed.
The complaining witness who had
reported the matter . to the county
attorney a few days ago notified Mr.
Kieck this afternoon that he would
ask the dismissal of the charge as I
preferred against Mr. Eaton,, the
check having been made good by Mr.
Eaton and that the complaining wit
ness had no desire to have him prose
cuted further as far as he was con
cerned.
BOB OIL STATION
Saturday night sometime,; the
Standard Oil station at Louisville,
which is in charge of Mart Williams,
was visited by thieves, making away
with a quantity of gasoline. .The
robbers broke a valve off. one of the
tanks and were able to secure the
gas and make their getaway. No
trace of the thieves were found, -the
robbery not being discovered : until
Sunday and allowing the parties to
be well on their.,-way hefore the
crime was discovered. . .. ,
HAS SLIGHT OPERATION
From Tuesday's Dally
Mrs. George Klinger Was at Om
aha today where she " underwent ' a
slight operation for mastoid, she
havinr ennn thrnurh the xn&in Der
ation some time aero. The patient was
accompanied to the Clarkson hospi
tal by Mrs. Ray Herring,' a daugh
ter, who also' brought the mother
back home. Mrs. Klinger felt much
improved after the operation."
Job Printing ai Journal office.
m IGA, strictly guaranteed, 48-lb. . 5 -CO 9
01 White, Paisy, 48rlb. bag . . . , . . . X0 1
LJ Sunkist, 48-lb. bag . . . 1.09
g OmaV Wonder Flour48-lb. bag;:4.' 1.19 g
B Meat'ep
We are receiving, our last 4-H Baby, Beef from the ?i
Ak-Sar-Ben show this week. Those who purchased UJ
this fine quality meat last week will be back for
more. If you want real quality, try this 4-H Beef.
4-H Baby Beef Roast, per lb.. ... . .100
4-H Round Steak, per lb.. ...... . .300
4-H Sirloin Steak, per lb. ....... . S0
S 4-H Porter House Stealrv per lb. . . ."350
g 4-H Rib Boast; rolled: ? Per lb. . .250
s I Shoulder Beef Steak, good quality . . 200
y Pork Butt Roast, per lb. . 150
Ham Pork Roast, per lb. :..." 150
M Spare Ribs, Farmer style. Per lb. . . . 1G0 1 1
ion never saw more m.ci on xuos uian inese nave
Hamburger, 2 lbsfor. . . . . 250
S Coney Island Frankfurters, 2 lbs. . . . 250
1 Hog. Brains, per lb. . . . . 100
y Veal Hearts, per lb. 100
3 Full Cream Cheese, per lb, . . . . .... 190
Fancy Scalshipt Oysters
Leave Your Orders for Thanksgiving
1 1 Turlxcys 2 Gccso : ? v BucTis 1
riil!i Fed ChicTicns
Mr. Arn, with 27 years experience, will personally select
your fowls. Best possible Market Prices will prevail.
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