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THESE PRICES GOOD FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Crystal White Soap Chips, pkg 100
Pink Salmon, 2 tall cans 250
Fig Bars, 1-Ib. cello bag. . . 3L5
Folger's Coffee, per lb.. . .320
Raisins, 2-lb. pkgr
Windex, per bottle 200
riraD Im'.owx anil All (ilaNiinarr SiinrkHnjs Clfsr.
Big Peet Scap, bar 50
Toilet Paper, Ambassador, 6 rolls . . 350
Sirloin or Round Steafc, 2 lbs. . . 35c
Shoulder Steak, per lb S5c
Baby BeeS Roast, Sb lie
Plate Boil, 3 lbs 2c
Rump Koast, lb 15c
Hamburger, fresh cut, 3 lbs. . . . 2Cc
Small lean Perls Chops, lb.. . . . .23c
Pork Butt Roast, lb 20c
WOEK FOR BLIND PROPOSED
Chicago. Steps to open the field
cf telephone switchboard operation
as employment for the blind of the
nation were taken at a meeting spon
sored by the federal rehabilitation
division, department of interior.
Illinois has pioneered in offering
this work to its blind. Carl Wiley,
field agent and switchboard instruc
tor for the blind for the Illinois de
partment of public welfare, would
be used In training blind operators
in other states under the plan set in
motion.
PRAISE MRS. COCHRAN
Grand Island. At Its regular
meeting the Grand Island Ministerial
union went on record unanimously
commending Mrs. R. L. Cochran,
wife of the governor, for her de
cision and announcement that, while
she is hostess of the governor's man
sion, no intoxicating liquors would
be served..
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RED FOXES NUMEROUS
Dlair, Neb. Red foxes, until re
cently rare in Washington county,
have increased in numbers so rapidly
in the Fort Calhoun neighborhood
that farmer have instigated a drive
against the animals. The Fuhrman
brothers, living west of Fort Cal
houn, have captured fourteen. Poul
try flocks are reported to have suf
fered heavily from raids of the ani
mals. SMITH IS PROSECUTOR
Omaha. Robert Smith, Douglas
county court clerk for twenty-seven
years, was appointed city prosecutor
by Mayor Towl. Smith passed the
state bar examination two years ago.
A republican leader. Smith ran for
the republican nomination for Unit
ed States senator in the last primary
but was defeated by Robert G. Sim
mons of Lincoln.
Dally Journal 16o per woeK.
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BEAU BRUBflMEL
Guaranteed Fast Colors
New Patterns
$1.35 to $1.95 Values
esn's Sk
combed yarn, Seamless ribbed
Colors Black, Brown, French
and Grey.
All Silk Crepe
Wine Rayon Crepe
Dark or light colors. For
Dresses, Slips, Linings.
Dollar Day Feature
Yds. or . Ho
WOMEN'S SILEC
mm)
Full fashioned Silk Hose, Ser
vice or Chiffon weight.'
Dollar Day Feature
Pr, Sor . .$Ho
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SCANDAL JAES GOVERNMENT
Paris. The specter of Serge Sta
vinsky, dead just one year, hung over
another French government as the
swindler's widow appeared before the
chamber of deputies Investigatin
committee.
Fighting for her release on bail.
the beautiful Arlette Stavinsky told
the investigators police forced her
to give false testimony as to her
whereabouts Jan. 4, 1934, one of the
wild days when "Handsome Alex's"
frothy empire came tumbling down
aBout his cars. Politics pulling
strings behind the scenes was re
sponsible for the police action, said
Stuvhisky's widow, who has been in
prison for months.
A new repercussion of the year old
scandal which directly or indirect
ly brought the fall of three govern
ments and caused bloody riots in
which twenty-nine were killed and
several thousand hurt came with
charges that Hcri Poulner, ex-ccn-
vict and former friend of Stavinsky,
was pardoned thru the influence of
a formei- minister of justice. The
charges were placed before the cham
ber'j investigating committee.
REMOVE DAMAGE SUIT
Omaha. The $100,000 damage
suit of Leon S. Kopcld against the
Cargill elevator interests was order
ed transferred from the district to
federal court Tuesday. Kopold was
one of eight persons injured when a
dust explosion killed four men and
caused property damage in excess of
$1,000,000 Nov. 23. lie claims his
injuries are permanent.
CHARRED BODY IN A STACK
Gornett, Kas. Authorities here
were investigating the death of Da
vid More, 23, of Fort Scott, Kas.,
whose charred body was found in a
strawstack near Garnett after the
boy had been missing from his home
since Friday noon. Officers said
More had been shot.
STOCKS OF HOSIERY
New York. tSocks of hosiery on
hand at the end of November were
15.940.2G9 dozen pairs as compared
with 15,808.097 dozen pairs at the
end of October and with 15,473.394
dozen pairs at the end of November,
1933, the hosiery code authority re
ported. MO.
Saturday
Light fancy, dark fancy white,
plain colors. 36-inch width
standard weight outing.
Yd
Values up to $5 marked down.
Your choice of many items for
$2.
Blouses, Dresses, Hats, Lin
gerie, etc. See these bargains!
Fast Color Prints
Ginghams
Plain Broadcloth
Yards for . il
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FLATTSMOtlTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAX
IN MILLION DOLLAR CLASS
The Plattsmouth State bank of
this city has entered the million dol
lar class as the last report, printed
in the Journal shows. The bank has
long ranked as one of the leading
flnancial stitutions of eastern Ne
braska and has under the careful
management of its efficient staff of
officers maintained one of the strong
banks.
Its growth has brought it a great
deal of business and with the vol
ume growing each day the bank
force is kept on the rush to care for
the flow of business.
The community is to be congratu
lated on having such a strong in
stitution and Mr. Schneider and his
assistants deserve much credit for the
able manner that they have guided
the bank in the recent years cf
stringency and uncertainty in the
financial conditions the country over.
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Qrea
polis Elevator association was held
on Saturday and resulted in the se
lection of Claude Mayabb, Fred
Tschirren and Hugh Stander as the
members of the directorate for the
ensuing year. The elevator haa been
in charge of John Galloway as man
ager for the past year.
SUFFERS FROM FLU
Hillard Grassman for the past two
days has been confined to hi3 home
for the greater part of the time as
the result of an attack of the flu,
which has caused so much sickness
among the residents of this section.
Mr. Grassman was forced to return
home Monday morning from his
duties at the Eates Book store and
has since been under medical care.
ENJOY ORGAN RECITAL
Mrs. D. C. Morgan and Miss Gerda
Peterson of this city were visitors
at Omaha on Sunday afternoon
where they attended the organ recital
at the Joslyn memorial. The program
was one that embraced the works of
some of the greatest masters of the
music world, offered for the music
lovers of this section of the state.
STILL CRITICALLY ILL
Miss Margaret 7Scotten, who was
operated on last" Thursday at the
Nicholas Senn hospital at Omaha, is
still in critical condition following
the very serious operation that she
has passed through. Her sister, Mrs:
C. F. Weber of Chicago is here to
be with the sister until her condi
tion shows a more favorable tuin.
RETURNS TO GLENW00D
Mrs. Belle Stoner, of Glenwood,
who was here for a visit over the
week end has returned to her duties
in the Iowa city. -Mrs. Stoner was a
guest here of her Bister, Mrs. II. A.
Bates and with ' her son, Hillard
Grassman and family while In the
city. .
New Store
Low Prices
The DEAN GROCERY will offer
cn Saturday, Jan. 12th, special
low prices on Oranges, Apples,
Bananas and Sugar. Also the
Aunt Betty Bread Co. will con
duct a demonstration here that
day, serving free lunches. Come !
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COMPANY
Frank R. Dean - Proprietor T
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ProduceWanted
Friday & Saturday
Springs Smooth Legs, lb. 14
Springs, Stags, lb. . 10
Hens 4y2 its. tnd up, lb 12
Hens Under 4V2 lbs., per lb. 10
Capons, 8 lbs. up . . . 1S
Cream, today ..... 30
HIDES
Beef Hides, per lb 3y2
Large Horse Hides, each $2
(In Good Condition)
We Pay Cash
We appreciate your business. Our
cream business Is increasing each
week. Qlve us a trial!
A. R. CASE & CO.
Located Just West of Ford Garage
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBfl.
HOLD FINE MEETING
From Wednesday's Dally
The Westminster Guild met last
evening at the home of Catherine
Ilirz.
Tha devotions were led by Ruth
Warga. Marie Vallery gave a very
interesting report on the life of Mar
tin Luther.
After a short business meeting de
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
VISITS AT, CRAIG
Don Creamer was a visitor over
Sunday at Craig,. Nebraska, where he
spent the time visiting with his
mother and old friends. The mother
has not been so well in the last few
weeks, but Is now showing some Im
provement. -
SUFFERING FROM FLU
Frank M. Eestor, councilman from
the first ward, has for the past three
days been confined to his home as
the result of a severe cold and flu
that has made it necessary for him
to take an enforced vacation from
his duties at the Bestor &. Swatek
Co. hardware store.
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Introductory Sale
'Kayo' Chocolate
Pudding
1 Package St
1 Tackage l
2 for. . . . ...60
Peanut Butter
24-oz. Jar - - - - 25c
Catsup, Fancy
iE: 2 Bottles - - - 29c
U Rolled Oats
s2 Large TutSe - - - 19c
Gloss or Corn
H Starch
m ic
Lib. Carton - 2 for I UK.
Miller's Corn
Flakes
O Large 1 A
d Packages. - - - LJ
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Fresfa Fruits & Vegetables
APPLES, Newtown Newtons, bushel ... .$1.59
HEAD LETTUCE, solid Ice Berg, 2 for. . . . . . .15c
CARROTS, fresh green tops, bunch 5c
GRAPE FRUIT, juicy, small, 6 for 15c
POTATOES, White or Rurals, peck . ..29c
SWEET POTATOES, 6 lbs. for 25c
Rutabagas
Turnips
Carrots
Salt
-15c
2-lb.
Tubes
Coee
Peaberry Santos
1-lb., 21c; 3 lbs.
- 59c
Pumpltin
Happy Vale
No. 2 Cans
O for 25c
Soap Chips
3K3
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"Balloon"
6-lb. carton
- - - 29c
Tomatoes
"8hlrley" Brand
Med. can, 9c 3 for
25c
Post Toasties
or Kellogg's Corn 1 A
S Flakes - Lge. Pkg.
Sani Flush
Toilet Bowl
Cleanser - - Can
19c
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RECEIVES HIGH HONOR
George E. Nickles, representative
in the state house of representatives
from Cass county, has received high
recognition for his work in the past
session and his clear Insight into the
affairs of the state. Mr. Nlckles has
been named as chairman of the ways
and means committee, one of the
most Important of the house commit
tees. SUFFERS INJURY
Vornon Am of the Black & White
meat market, is confined to his home
as the result of a fall sustained on
last Friday at the meat market. He
was standing on a box reaching to
a higher shelf when he lost his foot
ing and fell, striking a bucket as he
fell. The injury proved very pain
ful and he has since been under
medical care.
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Thomas Walling Company
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Phone 324 - Plattsmouth
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Saving
Peaches
Dry, Choice "3 C
Quality - - 1 lb. IdL
Crackers
"Acme" Brand
f - . 17c
2-lb. Caddy
Butter
1-lb. Carton - - - uut
Roberts Milk
Cans - - - - 17c
Sugar
Fine Granulated 0
10-ib. Bag - - - OtC
25-lb. bag, $1.29
Peaches
"Mission" Brand
16c Can - - 2 for
Heavy Syrup.
31c
Soap
Qiant Bars of
Crystal White
.22c
3 lbs. for
Toilet Paper
Sanl Sorb r
0 nous loC
White King
Granulated Soap OO
KJed. pkg., 19c Lge. C
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BLACK & WHITE FEATURES
SwISts Fotfsadatlocn Weeti
with the Following Bargains
Swift's Roller Stamped Yearling Beef
Fancy Heifer Shoulder Eoast, Round Bone cr No. 7 cuts, lb 12 Y2
Fancy Heifer Bound or Sirloin Steak, lb ' H20
Fancy Heifer Shoulder Beef Stesk, lb Il5
Bib Boiling Beef, 3 lbs. for 20e
Swift's Prime Bib Boll of Beef, lb IIIl9
SMOKED MEATS ADVANCING BUY UOVJl
Swift's U. B. Bacon, 6-8 lb. avg., half or whole. Lb 24
Bacon Squares, mild sugar cure. Lb. . Hit
Swift's Circle S Smoked Picnics, per lb. ; 1S
Smoked Hams, first grade. Whole, 230 lb. Half, lb." 24
Fresh Beef Hearts, lb 0 Fresh Pork Liver, 3 lbs.. 25 1
Minced Ham, lb 15 Large Pork Chops, lb. 23
Bologna, per lb 12 y2 1 Jewel Shortening, lb 15
Fresh Ground Hamburger, all Beef, no cereal. 3 lbs. fcr 25 1
Fresh Oysters for Stewing. Quart. 496; Pint 25
SEE US ABOUT QUARTERS OF BEEF
Extra Fancy Casings for Butchering
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Plattsmouth's Leading; Cash
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935.
PUT IN SIDING
The Burlington are busy complet
ing a 400 foot siding at the Elliott
crossing north of this city. This
siding will be used by the Kansas
City Bridge Co.. in handling the sup
plies for the work on the Platte river
work north cf this city which is now
opening up.
FOR THE
Highest Gash Prices
FOR
PRODUCE
See Us First!
All Poultry Is Higher . . . Cream
ar.d Eggs Steady. Hides hlgherl
"Our Service Satisfies"
Conveniently Located, Corner 5th
end Main St, Plattsmouth
Salad Dressing g
Rare Treat, Rainbow Of
Full Quart Jar - - LdOC EEg
SwiSt's White g
Soap n
10 For3 23C
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Raisins
Thompson's O
17c i
Seedless
lbs.
EGA Jell
Assorted A 1 A
Flavors Pkgs. XcC
Cocoa g
"Our Mothers" 1 Q ' E
2-lb. Carton - - - 1C EE:
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Pineapple
Broken Slices 1 TT
No. 22 Csn - - - liC EE3
Grape-Hut
Flakes
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Porlt and Beans g
Armour's or Libby's ti
Medium Can ... - OC bi
Tomato Soup g
Van A Cans f Q m
Camp's f for - LuC
Palm Olive Soap p
3 ?:r i4c li
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Syrup, Golden
Table Quality jq pi
10-lb. Pail ... J JC S3
IGA Pancake M
Flour M
Fully Prepared
- - - 17c I
3 Y2 -lb. Bag
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