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OUTBREAK OF TYPHOID
Chamberlain, S. D. An outbreak
of typhoid fever hero has brought
prompt measures by city officials to
locate the source of infection. City
water was being tested and milk de
liveries were curtailed.
NEW DEAL SALE
FOR WEDNESDAY
Here Are a Few Real Bargains From Our
JANUARY
Clearance
Here's a Wonderful Value in
Kiddies Warm Wool Coats
Sizes from 2 to 6. Values to $3.00 - - - -Don't
Overlook This Bargain in
Girls, Misses Winter Coats
Sizes 8 to 16. Values to $6.00 - - - - -Seasonable
and a Big Value
Smart Sport Sweaters
Wcolens and Novelties. Values to $1.50 - -
Right Out of Our Regular Stock
50 Dresses, Silks and Wools
Beautiful New Styles. Values to $6.95 - - -Look
Choice of All Our
Better Hats, Felts, Metalics
New Seasonable Patterns. Values to $5 - -
$100
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$295
69c
$4-95
$ 00
Pease Style Shop
Cass County's Largest Exclusive Ladies' Store
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New Deal Sale
Wednesday, January 11th
Rice, 2 lbs 90
Lima Beans, 2 lbs. for 17
Bacon Squares, per lb
Blue Arrow Coffee, per lb 200
Corn Meal, 5-lb. bag 120
Oranges, 2 dozen for 250
Sausage, Bulk, 3 lbs. for 250
Pancake Flour, large bag 15c
Creme Oil Toilet Soap, 4 bars 250
Red & White store
C. H. MARTIN
Phones 101-102 Free Delivery
The New Deal Wednesday Sale
Whisk Brooms, good straw, metal cap . . 190
Blue Willow Ware, 32-pc. set Dishes . . $2.25
Bias Seam Tape, all colors, 3 for 100
Towels, 15x30, each 50
Unbleached Muslin, 36-in., 5 yards .... 130
Cotton Bed Blankets, 70x80, each 390
Percale or Prints, fast color, yard 90
Matches, 3 large boxes . 100
Candies
Knorr's Popular Variety Store
We give Gift Coupons Open Wednesday Night
"NEW DEAL SALE
For Wednesday
January
CL0SIN3
UP BANK AFFAIRS
THIS AD is full of bargains, but among them are two red hot "below-cost" spec
ials which you cannot afford to miss. Pick them out!
Boys' Full Cat Work Shirts 39t
Boys' Kaynee Shirts, large size 69
Eoys' full cut Flannel Gowns 33
Boys' Leatherette Aviation Caps 42
Sheep lined Coats, fur collar $1.95
Boys' Munsing Union Suits, Wool $1.19
Men's Bibbed Union Suits, silk trim 83
Men's fancy Silk Hcse, asstd. patterns 14
Men's Leather Pad Silk Garters 21 1
Men's Blue Corduroy Pants $2.45
Men's Black Turtle Neck Sweaters 69
Men's Rope Stikh heavy Sweater Coats$2.69
Open Wednesday Evening
wescotts
Ask for Free Gift Tickets
An application has been made by
the state department of commerce
to the district court for the closing
of the affairs of the Farmers State
bank of Eagle. Tnis bank was closed
on January 12, 1P27 and the affairs
have pince been handled by E. H.
Luikart, head of the department as
receiver. The bank has paid out divi
dends of 51 310 per cent to the
depositors of the bank.
MANY ATTEND GAME
From Saturday's Daily
A large number of the basketball
fans of this city motored to Nebraska
City last evening to enjoy the basket
ball game between the Oteans and
Plattsmouth. The fans were delight
ed with the showing of the Platters
and their 27 to 17 victory over their
opponents.
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Dairy Cows Aid
in Sustaining the
Farmers in Year
SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY
Monarch
Coffee
1 lb 29c
3 lbs. .
MONARCH
Cake Flour
Per Pkg.
13c
Toilet Tissue
1C00 Sheets to Roll. 4 rolls-
19
Pancake Flour
EGA Brand. 3 ' --lb. Ban
13
Boss Flour, 48-lb. bag 780
Warranted
3 Palmolive
Soap
3 bars. .20c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Apples, 4 lbs 19$
Winesaps or Roman Beauties
Head Lettuce, head ....
Ice Berg
Oranges, per dozen 15
Sweet and Juicy
Celery, stalk .... 10 and 150
Well Bleached
Cranberries, quart 150
Pink Salmon, tall can ... 90
Milk, tall cans, each. . . . 60
Meat Department
Pork Loin Ends, lb 50
Fresh Picnics, lb 50
Pork Chops, per lb 90
Lean Center Cuts
Boston Pork Butt Roast . . 80
Kraut, per lb 50
Spare Ribs, lb 70
The Meaty Kind
Crystal White
Soap Chips, lg pkg tfbc f
Regular 25c seller. Pkg. - - MmM -
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. 25c 1
Reg
Oatmeal, Bulk
10-lb. Sack - - - -
Salad Dressing
"Rare Treat." Full quart
25c 1
Blue Barrel Soap
5 Large Bars - - - -
25c i
Corn Meal
5-1 b. sack, 10c. 10-1 b.
sack -
15
Casco Butter
Quartered, 22c lb. Solids, lb. -
211
Dairy cows have carried thou
sands of Nebraska farmers through
the recent trying years of depressed
crop prices, Carl R. Gray, president
of the Union Pacific railroad, de
clared Thursday in his annual re
port at Lincoln to the Nebraska Dairy
Development assocition.
In the past year, Mr. Gray said,
Nebraska producers received $26,
000,000 for dairy products, equal to
onethird the value of all crops.
"Numerous farmers have ad
mitted to the society's represen
tatives," he said, "that their
weekly milk nad cream checks
have provided them with funds
for necessities not raised on the
land.
"The subnormal agricultural
conditions of 1932 have empha
sized the high economic value
of the state's dairy industry."
Normal consumption of dairy
products has been maintained;, be
.said, and th- year closed with dairy
ing in a favorable position. In 1932
dairying was the one industry which
produced no exportable surplus.
Bring 453 Sires.
President Gray reviewed activities
of the society since its organization
in 1924. He said much progress has
been made, due in large measure to
co-operation of the agricultural ex
tension service, several principal
breed associations and other agen
cies. Dairy herd improvement associa
tions and boys' and girls 'dairy calf
clubs have increased in membership
and the number of animals.
One of the society's principal ob
jects, said Mr. Gray, has been elim
ination of scrub bulls from dairy
herds and introduction of purebred
sires. The society has placed on Ne
braska farmers in the past nine years
(53 high grade dairy bulls. Aver
age production of the dams of these
animals is 550 pounds of butterfat
a year.
Of great importance to the state,
Mr. Gray declared, is. continued im
provement in production.
He said a large percentage of the
85,000.000 pounds of butter produced
n Nebraska last year scored. ,8S car
less, whereas butter scoring 92 is
worth 2 to 3 cents more per pouna.
Millions Lost.
This represents a loss of several
million dollars potential earnings.
Higher scoring butter can be pro
duced from cream handled more ex
pertly at the source.
In the nine years of the society's
existence, its experts have attenaea
2,831 meetinbs in 91 of the 93 coun
ties in the state. Attendance at these
meetings was 340,000.
Including the 453 purecred sires
th society had distributed 3,748
foundation dairy
state.
animals in the
A. G. Bach
Quality Groceries
Peaberry Coffee, lb., 25; 3 lbs. for 70
Advo Coffee, per lb
Pumpkin, Ige. 2Y2 size cans, 3 for 25
(J. HI. Brand)
Peas, No. 2 size can, 3 cans for 26
(Wild Rose, Early Variety)
Cane and Maple Syrup, 16-oz. jar 15
Log Cabin Syrup, table size 25
(12 Fluid Ounces)
Log Cabin Syrup, medium size 45
(1 Pint, 10 Fluid Ounces)
Sal Soda, 2y2-lb. pkgr 9
Tomatoes, No. 2,2 size cans, 3 for 260
(Hand Packed)
Oxydol, 4-lb., 3-oz. pkgr
Bob White Laundry Soap, 10 bars 230
Pecan Meats, extra fancy, lb 330
English Walnuts, soft shelled, lb 150
Lewis Lye, 7 cans for 850
Gesundheit Malt, per can 450
Ideal Malt, per can 450
Budweiser Malt, per can 450
Flour and Feed
48-lb. sack Dictator Flour $ 79
484b. sack Little Hatchet Flour 85
48-lb. sack Gooch's Best Flour 98
24- lb. sack Dictator Flour 45
50-lb. Golden Bell Rye Flour 1.10
25-Ib. Golden Bell Rye Flour 60
100 fibs. Stock Salt , . . . , 55
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These Two
Words Can Mean
Unlimited
Savings
for YOU
your
nily, if you take advantage of the
wonderful Savings on Footwear offered to you during
month of January. A few of the Big Bargains we
are offering our customers in our annual January Sale are listed below. . . . Many
more will be found at our store.
Boys' Hi Cuts
A good quality Black Elk 14-inch Boot with
Composition Soles and Rubber Heels. A super
value at our low January price. d0 MQ
Per pair $flf
Florsheim Sale-
The Semi-Annual Sale of these fine shoes for
men. Your choice of our entire
stock of Florsheims at Per pair
$6.85
Women's Rubbers
About 50 pairs Women's Black Rubbers. First
quality U. S. in high, medium and AQf
II low heels. Special
Per pair
Ladies' Hosiery
Rollins Runstop Hosiery The world's Finest
in Chiffon and Semi-Service weights. The new
est shades in sizes 8 to 10y2- QQs
3 pair,
Per pair
Felt Slippers
About 50 pairs of Misses' and Women's Felt
Slippers, sizes from 4 to 8. Cushion soles and
heels. Real comfort and service at 1C
our low sale price.
Choice
Work Shoes
A good sturdy Work Shoe in black. Plain toe
style with Composition sole and rubber heels.
January price.
Per pair
$1.49
Children's Shoes
Shoes for the Kiddies Either Boys' or Girls'
Oxfords, Strap Patterns or Blucher Hi-Shoes
Patent and Dull leathers. A big variety of
Children's Footwear at one low d AQ
price. Per pair vltW
Enna Jettick Sale
Our entire stock of these fine Shoes for Women
at two low prices. Black Kid, Brown Kid, Black
Suede, Brown Suede, Patent in Ties, Pumps and
Straps. Your d0 Q- J tf?Q AC
choice. Pair $.30 U1G $3.4D
Rebal Brooms
4-Tie Parlor Quality. Each
25c I
Seedless Raisins
4-lb. Bag, 27c. 2-lb. Bag - -
15 I
Gran. Sugar
10-lb. Cloth Bag - -
. . 48c 1
GIFT NIGHT: The first and third Wednesday nites of
each month is Gift Night.
Buy your Footwear at a Shoe Store and take advantage
of specialized knowledge of the feet and their covering!
Fetzer Shoe Co
Home of Quality Footwear Plattsmouth, Neb.
