THTJBSDAY, SEPT. 2S. 1933
PAGE SIS
Now that
it's all over
better
get busy and
buy that
new FALL
SUIT and
new HAT.
Whatdayasay?
Wescott's
Since 1879
To Enlist 662 " ;
More Nebraskans
in the C. C. C.
Enrollment of Second Quota Will Be
gin October 2 Youths Must
Ee IS to 25 Years Old.
- Herman Mann or LiOUlsvllle, -was
In the city Tuesday for a few hours
to look after osme matters of business.
Omaha. RanCan nicrt, slate fed
eral relief director, announced here
that Nebraska's Quota in the second
enlistment for civilian conservation
corps work is 662. Enrollment will
! begin Oct. 2.
Allotments, he Bald, have been
made in each county on the basis of
previous allotments together with re
lif needs. Lancaster county's quota
is forty-eight and Douglas county is
114. Enrollment will be handled by
present county emergency county
committees where they exist, other
wise by committees named by Biart.
The youths chosen must be from
IS to 25 years old and must be "good,
clean and decent," Biart said. Some
preference will.be given forUoy Scout,
training. The boys, he added, must
come from families who need the
money badly, 'altho they need not be
on relief rolls. The recruits wil.l .be
expected to send home f 25 of their
$30 monthly earnings. "
Allotments for other counties: ,
Washington 5. Sarpy 6, Cass 9,
Otoe 10, Richardson 9,' Nemaha 6,
Johnson 4, Pawnee 4, Gage 15, Jeff
erson 8, Saline 7, Thayer 6, Seward
7, York 7, Dodge 13, Saunders 10,
Colfax 5, Cuming 6, Burt C, Platte
10, Nance 4. Butler 7, Madison 13,
Boono 7, Antelope 1. - ,
Knox 9, Pierce 5, Stanton 4, Wayne
5, Cedar 9. Dixon 6, Dakota 8, Thurs
ton 7, Holt 9, Boyd 4, Keya Paha 2,
Brown 2. Rock 2, Wheeler 2, Custer
12,; Garfield 1, Loup 1, Blaine 1,
Thomas 1, Hooker 1, Hall 13, Ham
ilton 5. Merrick 4, Howard 4, Gree
ley 4, Valley 5, Sherman 5, Buffalo
12, Dawson 8, Adams 14, Clay 5, ,
Nuckolls 5, Webster 5, Franklin 4,
Kearney 4," Phelps 4, Harlan 4, Red
Willow 7, Furnas 6, Gosper 2, Fron
tier 4, Hays 2, Hitchcock 4, Dundy"3,
Chase 3, Lincoln 10, Perkins 2, Keith
2, Arthur 1, McPherson 1, Logan 1,
Deuel 2. Garden 2, Morrill 5, Chey
enne 5, Kimball 2. Banner 1, Scotts-
bluff 14, Dawe3 7, Sioux 2, Box Butte
6, Sheridan 6, Grant 1, Cherry 4.
s ATTEND FUNERAL HERE ?
" A number of the relatives from
outside points were here to attend-the
funeral of the late Mrs. J. C. Elling
ton, among these being Mrs. Fred
Hughes 'fit Lincoln and Mrs. George
Kunz, of Elmwood, sisters, Mrs
Freda Seybert, a sister-in-law, of Otoe
and her son, Isaac Seybert, also of
Otoe, Mr. and1 'Mrs. Ralph Kennedy
and daughter, Murray, Mr. and Mm.
C. C. ElIington,;Mri and Mrs. Donald
Ellington, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Kyhl,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Kennedy. '
ENJOYED VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herron '. of
Red Oak, Iowa, parents of Mrs. James
Madison " were guests of their daugh
ter and- family for. the past week
where all enjoyed- a very fine visit,
th parents returning to their home
In iowa last (Friday. '
FOR SALE
Onions, 75c per bushel. J. H. Ful
ton, three.miles south of Plattsmouth.
" s27-tfw
aft
Genuine Suede Leather Jacket
Brown suede leather, warm knitted collar. QC
Leather adjustable cuffs. Lined through- 0 JJiUJ
out with good grade sateen. Button rront.
Knit bottom. Sizes 36 to 46 .
li)
Waterproof
Suede Jackets
Fleece back Tan Suede Clotn
rubber lined Rain proof warm I
Lumber Jacket style. Sizes 36 - 46.
Zipper Front Navy Blue and Tan
$3.90 each
Heavy Tan Suede Cloth Jackets!
Looks like leather feels like leather!
Flap button pockets. Adjustable cuffs.
For Men, $1.89 For Boys, $1.45
Warm Blanket Lined Denim Jackets
2: 20 denim, warm blanket lined. Triple
stitched. Adjustable cuffs, 4 pockets. ;
Just the thing for outdoor work. . . .$139
Children's School
Stockings
Sturdy stocking, rib knit,
re-inforced toe and heel. In
light and dark tan. colors.
All sizes. ' -
17c pair
3 pair, 50
Wright's Fine Quality
Bias Tape
6 Yards - All Colors
8 Yards, with Thread
-:9c ;; .'
3 for 25c
IBlLAESESISrS
72x84 Part Wool Blanket High, .fluffy nap, lovely
colors in plaids,, lustrous sateen .bound.',' $,89. pair.
70x80 Plaid ' Blanket Fine . quality , staple- cqtton.
Warm and long weariijg. iBuyTthenrnpwf'.$t29 pair.
Husking Mittens
and Gloves
Heavy nap, 12-oz. flannel. Two
thumbs, reversible. Double, thick
." knitted .' wrist. "
Rlittons, Dozen Gloves, Dozen
$1.29 $139
Fine Winter Weight
Union Suits
Ribbed knit, fine quality
combed yarn. Long sleeves
ankle length. Cotton
fleeced. Snug, windproof
cuffs and anklets. Cream
color. A splendid value.
Men, you will need these
to step into one of these
fine mornings. Be pre
pared buy now at
89c each
Women's Bed Room
SLIPPERS'
Wool felt, with long. wearing
chrome leather cushion sole.
v A' 8pecial Value ' '
39c pair -
OUTING FLANNELS
Light Patterns
Medium weight, fleeced both
sides. Full 36 inches wide.
Fine for . Pajamas,- Night
gowns and Sleepers. 'Only
lie yard
TWEED LOOM
CREPES
Smart, crepy finish. Beauti
ful soft, rich color effects.
19c yard ,
All Wool Shawl Collar
SWEATERS
,if - .
Heavy weight, all wool yarn;
Sturdy shaker knit with the
knit-in pockets. Taped seams.
Former $6 values. Special,
while they last, at only .
$345 each
r i ;.: Jufl Arriyd j
New .Fall (Hats
for Young Men . . ,
Pastel shades, snap; narrow brims.
Satin lined, fine leather sweatband.
Also the. iew- R6yal' B hie" shade.
$298 each
it'.-
Young Women's new Fall styles
Oil AMD
in Suede Two Tones and Kid
Leathers -Cuban and k- Louis
Heels. Choice of JPuntps- Of Ties.
$2.90 pair
Boys' Hi Cut
Shoes
Black oil tan'd uppers.
Height 12 inches. Elk
strap around top. Non
mark composition soles.
Sizes 8 to 2
$2.69
A regular fellow's High Cut Shoe,
soft; pliable uppers, heavily re-in-forced
leather heel and sole. Moc
casin style, including knife. .
Sizes to 6 Pair
Men's Worli Shoes
Oil tanned uppers
composition sole and
leather slip sole. Rub
ber heels. Plain toe.
Men's All Leather Work Shoe Leather sole,
either rubber or leather heels. Plain and cap
toes. None better anywhere at this price
02.QQ
"Star Brand" Shoes No substitute for
leather in these shoes. That's why they
wear so well and are so popular.
YOUNQ MEN'S DRE8S CAPS
New Fall patterns. Cushion,
non-breakable visor. Lustrous
Rayon linings. Big values
69c to $1.45
REN'S PART WOOL WK. SOX
-Wool for warmth,' cotton for
wear. Just the thing for river
and other outdoor workers. A
bargain price while stock lasts.
15c pair
CHILDREN'S SHOES and Ox
fords Black grain ' leather
uppers. Composition non-mar
soles.. A. splendid school and
dress shoe. Price is only-
$139 pair
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Grey
and blue chambray. Coat style.
Good quality. Saturday only!
49c cacti
MANY ENJOY SUPPER
: A large number of the residents' ot
this city ! motored but Tuesday evenr
Ing to the Eight Mile Grove Luth
eran church . west of this city where
a fried chicken supper was enjoyed
by the guests.. The ladies of the
church had prepared one of the feasts
that they are so famous for serying
and which was enjoyed to the utmost
by the large crowd.
WANTED TO BUY
Prairie hay wanted. Plattsmouth
Feed Yards. Telephone 377. tf-sw
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
From Wednesday's Dally
A delegation of the members of
the Plattsmouth Woman's club de
parted to attend the county feder
ation convention which is meeting at
Wesping Water today. The conven
tion opened at 9:30 and will cover
an all day meeting with a luncheon
at noon. Among those attending are
Mrs. James T. Begley, past county
president, Mrs. Robert Reed, presi
dent, Mrs. -E. H. Wescott; secretary,
as well as Mrs. Herman Thomas, Mrs.
Phillip Hirz, Mrs. John E. Wolff, Mrs.
L. S. Devoe and Mrs. Joe E. Wiles.
ATTENDING; CONVENTION
From Monday's Dally -
Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Hudson depart
ed thi morning for Omaha where
they will attend the four day session
of the Nebraska Stato Osteopathic as
sociation that is meeting there1 this
week. Dr. Hudson is on the clinic
committee of the convention.
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GOOD FOODS K3AC1E APTT SCMOLARS
No nutter what demand you nuke
on your food dollars, I.G.A. value
like these fill the bill, and put extra
change back in your pockctbook. The
high quality foods you always get
here bring extra goodness to your
table, too. Please your pockctbook Vy
and please your family. Try the thrifty - V
l-G A. way of shopping. '
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Black&ite
Del Monte
COFFEE
Per lb. . . . j25
SUGAR
10-lb. Cloth Bags Each
54c
100-lb. bag $5.29
CRACKERS
Cafe Brand 2-lb. Caddy
25c
PEACHES
Slid Pack Near Gallon
Blackberries ?
Solid Pack Near Gallon
410
-Combination
IGA PANCAKE FLOUR
and IGA SYRUP
Lge. pkg. Flour and Bot
tie Cane and Maple Syrup
Both for 390
IGA MILK
Tall Cans. IQ
3 for. IOC
Tomato Soup
IGA, per Can 5fi
6 for 29 1.
IGA PEACHES
Heavy Syrup
No! 2i2 Can OO
2 for OOC
PORK - BEANS
Armour's-Swift's
Medium size C
tins. Each . JC
, Gloss Starch ,
::7ic
Economy Coffee
BiMild
Low in price.'. 1 Q
Per lb. ' 15C
'light House
Cleanser '
Very effici- f
ent. 3 for... IvL
MASON JARS
Pints, dozen 69
Quarts, doz. 79p
Jar Lids
Mason, doz. -23
SALAD DRESSING
Full Quait Jar
250
CASC0 BUTTER
Solids, per lb.
W... 230,;.-
Quartered lb.--24
Tomato Juice..
IGA Brand OC,
3 this for O0
PINEAPPLE
Crushed
No. 10, near AQr
gallon tin
TOILET PAPER
Soft, Fluffy
4 large size f Q
rolls for 1571
SOAP GRAINS
IGA 2 Pkgs.
Head Lettuce, solid, each. . .00
Onions, per, basket . . ......250
Carrots, 3 lbs. for . .r 100
Sweet Potatoes, basket. . .250
Tomatoes, per basket 200
Celery, well bleached . . 10-150
Italian Blue Plums, lug. . .050
Cooking Apples, 10 lbs.. . .190
California Grapes, 3 lbs. .250
Peanut Butter
IGA Brand OC
Quart jar mUOK,
Dried Peaches
New Crop
Fine quality. "I O
Per lb
CORN STARCH
l-lb. Package
5
P & G SOAP
Giant Bars. f O
3 for liC
5c
Baby Beef Roast, lb. 12k
Finest Quality, Tender and Juicy
Rib Boil, per lb, , ,
Young and Tender. Economical.
Fancy Round Steak . 20c
. Cubed Very Delicious.
Boston Butts lb. . . 1 2c
, Cut frcm Young Hogs.
Swift's Weiners, 2 lbs. 25c
Popular "Acorn" Brand.
Bulk Sausage, lb. . . 8c
Armour's Made from Pure Pork.
No Cereal or Preservatives. - : ,
Summer Sausage, lb. 18c
Swift's Essex Brand Very Tasty.
Rum? Boloma. lb. . . 10c
O 2 '
Fresh, Well Seasoned.
Ham Rolls, lb. . . . 19c
Monogram Brand No Waste.
Smoked Hams. lb. .13c
By Half or Whole.
Sliced Smoked Ham 1 8c
Delicious Center Slices, any thickness.
Camay Soap
Bay a suppdy. G -
Per bar
PUMPKIN
for" Pies"
No. 2 Tin., 17
2 for All.
DILL PICKLES
Quart Jar
Whole sup- 1 CM
ulv lasts, at. lv
CORN FLAKES
Miller's
Large size. C-
3 Pkgs. ilt
VINEGAR
Pure Cider.
Per gallon
29c
XTRA SPEOAL
on Canned Goods
Hominy, NdVi. Cu1
Beets, No. Corn,
No. 2 can. ' 71'-.
Choice, each I 2V
PINEAPPLE
Delllonte
SUced. No. li2 flat
tins on sale OC
2 for JC
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Plattsssouth's Leadlns Cash Ctcro
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