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PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUHNAL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934.
MUNSING WEAR
Men's medium Heavy weight Cotton
fleeceil Union Suit. Rib
knit. Regular, Stout and
Slim. Sizes to 4 6
Med. heavy welgnt Cotton
and Wool Union Suit
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Winter Weight
Union Suits
Fine Rib
Knit, rayon
trim. Asstd.
rolors. Sizes
3G to 40
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Extra Heavy
Fleece Rib Union
Suit. 10 wool
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Winter Union Suits for
boys, ribbed knit fleece
Sizes C to 16
!70c
Munsing Hose 02 Men
Pure silk, double Bole,
high spliced heel, Snub-
ber toe and heel. Black. Q Pfatfc
35c pair O rj
Fine gauge, medium weight wool
cashmere weight wool Cashmere.
Black, natural and heather. Pair-
Wool and Rayon with fancy clock
panel. Assorted colors
35c pr., 3 prs. $1
QUARTERLY EXAMS
This week marks the close of the
first quarter of work In the high
school and examinations will be held
Thursday and Friday. Report cards
indicating the nature of the work
done during the quarter will be dis
tributed Wednesday of next week.
CHUTE JUMPER KILLED
GRISWOLD HERE SATURDAY
Lusk, Wyo. Leo Kudrna, 26
parachute Jumper, died from Injuries
and shock resulting from a fall when
his parachute fouled as he was mak
ing an exhibition leap.
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4. Phone 324 - Plattsmouth
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Dwight Griswold of Gordon, re
publican candidate for the governor
ship, will be in Plattsmouth on Sat
urday afternoon at 2:20 for a street
meeting. Mr. Griswold is closing his
campaign in the state in this sec
tion and will have his last meetings
at Omaha. He is carrying a loud
speaker and will talk on the streets
to the voters of this part of Cass
county.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Reports to the discredit of myseir
have been circulated In Murray and
vicinity. These reports are false and
without foundation and the parties
circulating them should be sure be
fore spreading such malicious gos
sip. HENRY NOELL.
(Political Advertising)
J. R. Reeder for County Supt.
Flays False
NRA Critics
Acting Director of Nebraska NRA
Sees Political Aim of Its
Traducers.
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Vigorous condemnation of "mis
leading statements being made for
political purposes" by enemies or
the new deal regarding work of the
NRA organization in Nebraska was
voiced Tuesday in a formal state
ment by H. T. Williamson, acting
state director for NRA. In his
statement, which bears the title
"Truth of the Matter," Mr. William
son brands the statements as entirely
false. The statement follows:
"Certain misleading statements
are being made for political pur
poses at the present time purporting
to show that the NRA organization
of Nebraska is arbitrarily levying
fines upon employers without giv
ing the said employers an opportun
ity to present their sides of the cases.
These statements are entirely false.
Every Right Protected.
"Such alleged violations of the
codes of fair competition and the
president's re-employment agreement
must be supported by reasonable evi
dence, and thereafter they are care
fully investigated In a fair. Judicial
and friendly fashion. Every employ
er against whom a complaint has
been made Is given opportunity to
meet the allegations of the com
plaining parties. If, after thorough
Investigation, it appears that the
employer has violated his agreement
with the president, the matter if
handled In a manner according to
law, equity and good conscience.
"The rules and regulations of the
state compliance director's office con
tain nothing to deprive an employer
cf every right and privilege which
he has under the NIRA and the ad
ministrative orders made pursuan
thereto. Provisions are contained In
the NRA regulations for appeals. The
method is inexpensive and simple
No fines are being levied by the
state compliance office, nor will any
such fines be levied. The proceeds
of any settlement made, after the
investigation referred to above, are
paid over to the employes affected,
and constitute wages Justly due the3c
employes, and no part thereof Is re
tained by the government.
"Our attention ias een called to
several Instances which . have been
given misleading publicity by th
opponents of NRA. Vy'e have exam
ined very carefully each of these
caEeB, and have found In every In
stance that only one side of those
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GREETINGS
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Saturday, November 3rd, Marks the Opening: of Our
Hew Itlen's Wear Shop in Plattsmouth
IT IS our intention, not to cut prices or throats, but to merit your
patronage by offering you NEW things while new and staple articles
all the time to sell to masses and classes Men's Wear of standard
quality at prices often paid for inferior goods.
It is no business secret that the old firm of Philip Thierolf conducted a
very conservative credit business. However, each year, hundreds of
dollars in accounts were charged off as uncollectable. After one year
of painstaking, friendly effort on the part of administrator, attorney
and collection agencies, there remain thousands of dollars in unpaid
accounts nothing will force payment but law suits, and in the major
ity of cases a worthless judgment is all that can be expected therefrom.
Therefore, This New Firm will Sell for
SPOT CASH
Spot cash eliminates these costly losses as well as the expense of book
keeping, and the savings will be passed on to you with each purchase.
Some may take exceptions to this drastic change in policy, but we
firmly believe that our budget plan will make it easy for the "charge"
customer and we know to a certainty that we can and will sell you
goods cheaper than any credit concern can or will undertake to do.
We are busy Arranging Countless New Things in
Our New Shop for Men
We Will Open Saturday Morning
NO BANDS . NO FLOWERS - NO SOUVENIRS
Just Good Merchandise at a Price
Round and Sirloin Steak, lb.. 22lzC
Spec, cut Round Steak (cubed ) . 15c
Boston Pork Butt Roast, lb 15e
Center cut Pork Chops, lb.. . . 174c
Cut from 10 to 12-ib. Loins
Hamburger ,
Fresh Cut, All Meat Lb.
7k
PIG TAILS. . .
PIG HEARTS.
PIG EARS
PIG SNOUTS.
Per Lb.
5c
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Prime Shoulder BeeS Roast. . 22 Vic
Cut from Yearling Heifers
Armour's Franks, large size, lb . 10c
Spare Ribs, per lb 10c
Veal Cutlets, lb 23c
BuIktSauer Kraut, lb 5c
Chilli Con Came, 1-lb. brick .... 26c
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cases had been presented to the pub
lic. We have also found that these
complaints of unfairness did not or
iginate with the employers in ques
tion, but were searched out and en
larged upon by those wishing to use
them for political gain.
"As everybody knows, there arc
always two sides to every question.
If the critics of NRA had exercised
the same fairness that the NRA or
ganization does.iand carefuly inves
tigated the sad instances from both
sides before passing Judgment, they
would have found that these cases
were handled in a judicious and fair
manner. They would have found
that the payment of back wages was
fully Justified.
"It Is apparent that, in any com
petitive trade or industry, those em
ployers who conscientiously comply
with wage and hour provisions ol
codes of fair competition such pro
visions merely establishing minimum
requirements are grossly discrim
inated against by those employers
rvho do not so comply. Thl3 state
ment is equally applicable to the
other provisions ot the codes of fair
competition.
"In conclusion, it is both neces
sary and proper to say that those
critics who utilize the press, the
platform and the curbstone to criti
cize officers of the government who
are earnestly and advisedly under
taking to secure compliance with a
law regularly enacted by congress
designed to lift business out of ite
severely depressed condition and tc
confer upon the average American
citizen a modicum of security and
happiness, are rendering the en
forcement of this law more and more
difficult. V.'e look and listen in vain
to this criticism for some positive
plan to attain the objective of the
NIRA."
BIG SPRINGS MAN DIES
Big Springs, Neb. Elias Harrl
son, an old resident who came here
in the early eighties, died Monday
night at his home.
Produce Wanted
Friday Saturday
We Pay CASH
Hens, all sizes, lb. . . ll
Springs, all sizes. . 11
(Leghorns, 2c lb. less)
If you have any 5-Ib. Springs, sea
me before you sell. I want them
Also want Turkeys, Ducks, Geese.
CREAM, today . . .25$
EGGS, dozen 230
WE BUY HIDES
A. R. CASE & CO.
Located Just West of Ford Garage
PLATTSMOUTH, NEER.
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Ad For Friday & Saturday
Dog Food, Austin's Flake 1S
Sample Package FREE
Heinz Baby Foods, per tin 100
Crackers, A-l, 2-lb. caddy 190
Pork and Beans, Armour's, tin 50
Royal Jell, 3 pkgs., any flavor . . . . 190
Corn Flakes, Kellogrg's large 100
Kaffee Hag, lb 490
Fresh Prunes, No. 10 tin 390
Macaroni or Spaghetti. 2 pkgs 150
Gooch's Fine Quality
Pancake Flour, Liberty, 3-H. bag . 190
Economy Coffee, per lb 190
Super Suds, 2 pkgs. for 190
1-2-3 Biscuit Flour, pkg.. ... 270
Sirloin or Hound Steak, lb. ... 17V2C
Plate Boil, 3 lbs. or 20c
Hamburger, ,3 lbs. or 20c
BeeS Roast, per lb. 10V2C
Pork Chops, per lb.. . . 16c
Pork Roast, per lb.. . 15c
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OGA COFFEE GECOGE
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Pure Fruit Preserves, 1-lb. jar 210
Crackers, 2-lb. caddy 170
Grahams, 2-lb. Caddy, 19
Casco Butter, solids, 1-lb. carton . . . 280
Quartered, 29 per Lb.
Soap, IGA or Swift's White, 10 bars . 210
White King, large 40-oz. pkg 290
Pumpkin, fancy, large 22 tins, 2 for . 250
Dry Pack Fine for Pie3
Del Monte Coffee, per lb 300
Libby's Chili Con Carne, 2 for 190
Peas, IGA Sweet, No. 2 tins, 2 f or . . . 330
Apple Butter, IGA, 27-oz. jar 170
Corn, No. 2 tins, 2 for 190
Oleomargarine, 2 lbs. for 230
Sugar, Granulated, 10-lb. bag 530
Cane Sugar, 10-lb. cloth bag 500
Maxwell House Coffee, per lb 310
3-lb. Tin for 896
Green Beans, Linko, No. 2 tins 90
Grape Nuts, per pkg 170
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PINEAPPLE
Broken Slices No. 2l2
Size Cans Each
17c
CRACKERS
Sodas Tull 2-lb. Caddy
17c
Grahams, 2-lb 10$
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Medium Budded Walnuts, lb 20c
Oysters, 5-oz. tin, each 13c
Chocolate Peanut Clusters, 2-lb. . - 10c
Peanut Brittle, 2 lbs 23
Hershey's Cocoa, 1-lb. tin 14c
PALRIOLIVE SOAP
4 for 19c
SUPER SUDS
2 for 19c
CRYSTAL WHITE
10 for 29c
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Tomatoes, fancy red rips, per lb 10c
Head Lettuce, solid Iceberg, each 7lzz
Oranges, Texas, juicy, dozen 30c
Pascal Celery, large size, each 10c
Carrotts, fancy green tops, large bunch 4c
Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for 19c
Early Ohio Potatoes, per peck 23c 2
Apples, extra large Delicious, each 5c F3
Bananas, firm, ripe, 2 lbs. for 15c
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