THUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1933.
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SALE
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HOUSE
CLEANING
Starting Friday and Saturday
While we clean and re-decorate our main
floor, to be ready for new Fall Hats, Coats
and Dresses, we offer this
FffiAL SBQCaEB-eLEOBOCieE
at prices far below present costs.. Hundreds
of smart, cool summer Dresses to choose from
while they last including:
SPECIAL
A Summer Hat FEEE with Your
Press while they last.
ON OUR MAIN FLOOR
Summer Silks 1 values $ 5 95
IN OUR DOWN GTAIRG DEPT.
Values $.11 "00
to$2.95 ii
Lace Knits
Piques
Boucles
Values
to $1.95
8 He
1933
Voiles
Organdys
Just a few Ladies and Girls' Dresses at 2 Dresses for 950 !
Pease Style Shop
Cass County's Largest Exclusive Ladies' Store
HERE PROM KANSAS
Tuesday Fay Rested, an old time
resident of Cass county, formerly liv
ing at Louisville, was in the city to
meet a few of the old friends. Mr.
Kested is now located at Atchison,
Kansas. While here he was a guest
of Mike Tritsch, a boyhood friend
from the days when they were both
residents of the vicinity of Louis
ville and the event was one most
pleasant for both of the gentlemen.
Mr. Kested was formerly engaged in
the contracting business in this sec
tion of Nebraska.
Journal Want-Ads get results!
Omaha By Product
28th and 1H St.
So. Omaha, Nebraska
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Market 3112
We remove dead animals
free. Reverse phone calls.
OMAHA PARTIES M AHMET)
The home of Judge A. H. Duxbury
was the scene of a wedding Sunday
of two Omaha young people. Miss
Alice E. Lloyd and Granville E.
Johnson. The young people were ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Burton who witnessed the ceremony.
The marriage lines were read by
Judge Duxbury in his usual impres
sive manner.
DOING NICELY
Mrs. Cyril Janda, Jr., and little
daughter, are expected to leave the
St. Joseph hospital at Omaha in a
few days, they having been . there
since the birth of the little daugh
ter. The many friends here will be
pleased to learn that they are doing
so nicely and are soon to be able to
be returned home.
MYNARD COMMUNITY PICNIC
- The annual picnic of the Mynard
community club will be held on Wed
nesday, August 16th at the E. H.
Spangler grove. There will be ball
games, horseshoe pitching and en
tertainment for everybody. The pub
lic Is invited to attend.
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Fetzer Shoe Go.
Some of Quality Footwear
Sidney Rodeo
to be Biggest and
Best to Date
Threshers Notice
a Big Difference
Bread Baked from Victor Flour Gives
Men in Field More Energy.
"You can surely tell the difference T) Be gg by American legion
in tne worn we mm oui uu -c.c pQst gt 15 to 10 IS tne
well fed," one member of a threshing Annual Rodeo.
crew says. "A man out in the field . .
uses up a lot of energy in a short xhe Sidney rodeo, recognized
time, and, unless he's had food that one Qf the greatest genuine frontier
sticks to his ribs, he's worn out in a contests of the central west, will be
little while. 1 ' ! staged August' 15 to 18. According
"That's why we always like to to members of the Sidney American
work at the farms where they bake Legion post, owners and sponsors,
with VICTOR FLOUR. The bread the tenth annual rodeo will be much
there Is really good, and we don t get iarger than the 1932 show which
so hungry between meals. Another! gained almost nation-wide recogni-
thing, bread from Victor Flour Is so tion last fall. ;
tasty that we always eat more. Myj number of new attractions have
wife says that doesn't make it more been added, including an amateur
expensive tho, because she gets more bronc riding contest. Brahma cows
loaves from a sack of Victor than wm challenge cowboy contestants in
from other flour, and it stays moist the wild cow milking contest each
longer,, so she can bake more at aafternoon.
time and not waste fuel. Yes, sir.l ' Due to the unusually large num
we threshers like our bread with alber of cowboys entered in the nuni-
lot of energy baked right into it." erous events, the Sidney rodeo man-
Victor Flour gives this needed J agement has been required to select
energy because it is milled from onlynearly 300 head of livestock, includ-
the choicest, select wheat. It's "Not ing horses, Mexican cattle, wild
Accidentally Good, But Made Good I Brahmas, roping and riding calves
Always" by the Crete Mills, Crete, and steers,
Nebraska. Try a sack today. You can l Sidney claims ownership of the
buy it from any Better Grocer in I "best" herd of outlaw horses in the
Plattsmouth. I country, including: such famed ani-
mals as "Sun Dance," "Dakota Sue,"
HEAR CONVENTION REPORTS "Cactus," and many others. One fea-
ture horse is "The Racketeer." This
The local Rotary club was enter- latter-named vicious horse has never
tained Tuesday at their weekly been successfully contested during
luncheon by a very finely presented the four years of hi3 wide and varied
report of the International Rotary rotjeo career. "The Racketeer" is a
convention which was held this year new horse to Sidney rodeo fans, hav-
at Boston. The speakers were H. R. nK been purchased by the Sidney
Shepherd, secretary of the Omaha management in Montana last spring.
club, with "Pop" Marshall, manager Champions will be featured in all
of the Otis elevator company of thatjiines many of whom will be headed
city. least to narticinate in the bie world's
The visitors had gained a wonder- fajr rodeo at Chicago. Among the
ful insight into the convention pro- sixteen trick arid fancy riders will
ceedings and the various speakers be Florence Randolph of Ardmore,
who had attended the convention Oklahoma, champion lady trick and
from clubs in all parts of the world, fancy rider of the world, and Buck
all bringing messages of internation- Stewart of Fort Worth. Texas, who
ai menasnip irom many peoples, claims the same distinction in the
The Omaha guests had a clever man- men's division.1 Tin Horn Hank
ner of taking the most detailed workjKeenan, famed rodeo clown of Holly-
of the great international gathering wood, California, will be the out
ana presenting mem in a manner j standing clown unless a Brahma
that held the closest attention of thelsteer should take him out of the race
- 1 1 I
mciuuersmp. i jast , year previous records were
The meeting was under the leader- HhAttered In all rnden pventa when
ship of Dr. P. T. Helnman, past pres- the official: entry , list disclosed 142
laent 01 tne ciud. cowboys and cowgirls had signed to
" ; : . .. . , ...... J contest in the "various events. Inas-
. PELrlNGr . MODEL CITY , . much as there aro no conflicting
I dates, it is estimated that over 200
PeipIngM Having forbidden Chi- entries will be listed for the 1933
nese girls to work in dance halls and I rodeo.
cabarets a3 hired dancing partners! .
under an order issued last month,
Yuan Ling, Peiping's . new mayor,
furthered his crusade to make the
ancient capital a model city decree
ing it a penal offense for women to
appear in men's clothes and other
unusual dress in public places.
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WHERE YOUR DOLLAR
DOES DOUBLE DUTY!
LEADERS FOR FRI
DAY & SATURDAY
I CORN I
Lone Brook
Med. Can jjc
MILK
IGA Tall
3 Cans for
Carnation
or Borden. 3 for
-17c
20c
CHIPSO
Large Package
Each - jgc
BUTTER
Casco, Solids Q)CT)r
Per lb. - -
Quartered, 23c
UPTON'S TEA
Vh World's Jinest Quality
ORANGE PEKOE
Vz-Xh. Bag 39c
!4-Ib. Pkg 21c
14-lb.
GREEN JAPAN
.17c
33c
a I?.
SoapJL...27c oap
Gwif t's White
IO Dars ....
Calunief
BAKING POWDER
Lib. Tin 22
OLEO
RED ROSE
Per lb.
PEACHES
No. 10, Gallon Can
Each - - 43C
Mackerel
Full No. 1 Tin
Each - - W'
MAKE VISIT HEBE
United Brethren in Christ.
Otto Engebretson, pastor.
NDHAWKA CHURCH
Eible church school 10 a. m.
Evening gospel service at 8.
Our pastor and family have gone
on their vacation but wo will have
our regular services Just the same
Supt. Vannice of York, Is to have
charge of the evening service next
Air. ana Airs, i-rancis Aiotter, 01 Sunday. After the service he will
Calgary, Canada, who have been vis- conduct the last Quarterly conferenco
iting at Marysvllle, Missouri, were of the year. All are cordially invited
here for a short time Sunday to visit and an officers are urged to be pres-
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. O. C.
Hudson. They were accompanied by
Jess Novinger, brother of Mrs. Hud
son, who will visit for some time in
Canada with the relatives.
UNDERGOES TONSIL 0FEBATI0N
From Tuesday' Dally
Miss Fern Stivers, employe of the
Pease Style shop, was operated on
this morning at an Omaha hospital,
for the removal of her tonsils. The
patient will remain at the hospital
until the effects of the operation is
over and she will then return to this
city and in a few days expects to re
sumer her usual activities.
MACHINERY FOB SALE
Farmall Tractor in first class con
dition; also 3 -unit milking machine.
L. C. LIKEWISE, Murray
T. H. POLLOCK, Plattsmouth
10-2sw
FOB SALE
Chester White-bred sows for sale.
We are offering 15 tried sows and 16
fall gilts to farrow between August
15 and September 15. Good types
priced to sell. Fred Rehmeier &
Son, Weeping Water. al0-2tw
Come to Plattsmouth Wednes
day night. All stores aro open
and you'll enjoy mingling with
the large and congenial crowd.
J'I-M"I"M-I-M-I Mil M' j.
Tbcaas WaIHa j Cc?caj
f Abrtracti of Titls
4. Phone SS4 -
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Plattamonta 4
ent with their reports.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at the church.7
OTTERBEIN CHURCH
Bible church school 10 a. m.
Morning worship service 11 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ning at the Nehawka church.
Y. P. S. C. E. will meet with Misses
Bula and Neva Claire Philpot, Fri
day evening, Aug. 11.
Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Nixon
Thursday, August 17. They are to
have election of officers at the meet
ing, so all members be sure and be
present.
If you spend your money in dis
tant cities or with mail order
houses, you will retard the return
or prosperity to Cass county.
Uniform Prices!
on Barber Work
Effective August 14th
DUE to increasing costs of all
commodities and the impossibility
of paying a living wage under the
scale of prices that has been in
effect the past few months, Cass
county barbers, meeting at Platts
mouth, have agreed to a uniform
schedule of prices for all classes
of work, including the following:
Shave - - - 200
Haircut - - 40$
We expect to oo-operate to the
fullest extent with the NRA Bar
ber Code, both as to number of
hours employees may work and
the salaries paid.
Cass County Barber
Association
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SALMON
Rose Dale, Medium
Red. 1-lb.
Tall Can
PEAS
Linko, Garden Run
2 for 25c
Crystal White
Soap Chips
2 for 2c
IGA LYE
Tall Cans
3 for 25
xoo Lbs. $5.09
10 lb. cloth bag
Pork and Beans
. 5c
Van Camp's or
Armour's. Med. tin
Head Lettuce, solid Ice Berg, 2 for. . . 15c
Green or Wax Beans, 4 lbs. for 15c
Fresh Peas, per lb. . .............. . 10c
Lemons, Sunkist, per dozen 23c
Grapes, 2 lbs. for 25c
Grape Fruit, 6 for 25c
Potatoes, 10-Ib. bag3 33c
Bananas, 3 lbs. for. . .'.'.23c
Dutchess Apples, 6 lbs. for. 25c
Early June Eating Apples, 6 lbs. .... .25c
Pork Chops, lb. . 10c
Select Center Cuts.
Rib Boiling Beef, lb. 4c
Coice, Lean.
Bologna, per lb. . 10c
Swift's Med. size Rings
Shoulder Roast, lb. 12i
Fey. Corn Fed, U. S. Inspected
Spare Ribs, lb. . . 4c
Lean, Meaty.'
Cheese, lb. ... 18c
Full Cream, American
SPINACH
Ffrct Prize. Ko. 1 canf 10c; No.
jfj PEACHES, Rosedale "fj Cc
Heavy Syrup Pack. Per can - - dL CP
2 cans for 27c.
Prince Albert or
VELVET Tobacco. Reg. 15c Tir
1-lb. tin, 79c
4-Tie BROOM
Rebal's, made in Plattsmout
in - 10'
Peanut Butter
Pint Jar, 12c Quart Mason Jar
KAMO JELL
All Flavors. Per pkg
IGA Cake Flour
Large 2'2-lb. Pkg. - - - - .-
m
I Chew Tissue
( 1,000 sheets to roll. - - 4 Rolls
i Jar Rubbers
I 3 Boxes (Dozen in Box)
B IGA Oatmeal
: Quick or Regular. Large Pkg.
: Linko brand, small pkg., Be
B1lc
21
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Boss Flour
Guaranteed. 48-1 b., $1.59
24-lb.
8SC I
Sandwich Relish
and Salad Dressing. Quart - - iJ QJV
IGA or Ideal Malt Shc
Hop Flavored. Per can - - - jiV
Macaroni or Spacbctti TC
Pes) Pkg; - - - -- -- -- CJV
Corn Flakes fl 0)c
Toasted. 2 large Pkgs. - - - JUL 9
1L5C
Seaside Sardines
in Pure Imported Olive Oil. 2 for
Hershey Cocoa, Y2 lb 10c
Salt, 2-lb. tube 9c
Mustard, quart jar 15c
Dill Pickles, quart jar 15c
MacJLaren's Salad Dressing,
full quart jar 23c
Noodles, 1-lb. cello pkg 15c
Soap, IGA, giant bars, 6 for. . . .23c
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YOUR CHOICE OF
Folger's
Del Monte
Hills Bros.
Maxwell House
or Butter-Nut
i 50-lb. Block.... 45c PEH POUND fl
IGO-lb. Bag
$1.19
50-lb. Bag
25-Ib. Bag
39
Ilidney Beans
Porli & Beans
Lima or Red
Beans
Hominy
Cans,
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