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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1935.
HERE FROM CHICAGO
cago, are in the city to spend some
two weeks on a vacation at the home
of Mr. Roessler's mother, Mrs. August
Roessler and with Mrs. - Roessler's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Roess
Well Known
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Young People
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DRESS UP
for Easter
Join Our
DRESS UP
for Easter
Timely
Clothes
Kindly
Prices
Bartlett
Clothes
axe strictly
hand
tailored
correct fend
high
quality
throughout.
A large
variety of
patterns
for your
selection.
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Fancy Silks
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Wool Lined jjJM
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BEAU
BRUMMEL
SHIRTS
Fine quality fast color
Broadcloth in the season's
latest patterns Choice
longer lasting
HANDSOMENESS
smart-
amazingly
Inexpensive
NORMAMDY
Cloth SHOES
Wear them EVERYWHERE, these
dyeable, washable, comfortable shoes.
Eeftly fashioned of white Normandy.
Eyeleted for coolness. In this sale at
Oxfords
31.79
Pumps Straps
Fancy
Dress
HOSE
Munslng
and
Holeproof
Newest
of the
New!
35c
3 pr. $1
Young Men s
FELT HATS
High
Quality
New ; jr I
Shapes Jr" L
Smart r . :y
Looking 1 ' 'Zi'lS
51.85 to 2.98
FRUIT of the LOOM
shirts . . . .
Men want fit and finish and fabric
pattern and beauty in their shirts.
They want value and conservative
here Is all of that and the
original crispness stays endlessly, for
the new FRUIT OF THE LOOM Shirts
have
CANTWILT COL-LAR
ATTACHED-
I. Cannot wilt. ' -
2. Cannot blister.
3. Needs no starch. '
U. Permanently crisp.
5. Easily home laundered.
Get these high-styled, low-pricrd shirts
today. ' '
NEEDLES
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EVERYBODY
THE LOOM-old!
KNOWS FRUIT OF
even those 109 years
Those who prefer plain colors mar hare
them in Fruit of the Loom Broadcloth at
ihe same price '
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Shoes for
the Occasion
Whererer you go you vrant
to be fashion right. You
know your shoes must look
the part. We have various
types here for your selection.
PRICED AT
$1.98 to 4.95
for the young miss
A VARIETY OP STYLES
THAT ARE PRICED AT
$1.98 and 2.98
new HATS
s . . have arrived!
Styles for
every one
Flattering
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in all the
New Style
HATS.
Very
unusual
values!
$1.95 - 2.95
$1.00
tnat reaiiy nt r
and wear. Made Ml
of heavy suede
skin or fine silk
crepes, at
S1.95
Same materials
in finely tailor
ed styles at
Yeur costume is not complete without a pair of these smart
GLOVES
CEOCHET
KNIT
SILK
TABEIC
Of ccurse . . . the
smartest color is
White
89c to $1.35
Others at SSo to 65c
Rlngless Chiffon
HOSE
made dy ifcleprocf
Pheenix - - Rollins
None Better Made
O All the new Spring and
Summer colors. Three thread
chiffon that gives you sty
lish eheerness with service.
79c -
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The Largest Store in Cass County Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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Beside Near Louisville.
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The home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Elliott was the scene of a very charm
ing wedding Sunday evening when
their daughter, Miss Amy Elizabeth,
was united in marriage to Mr. Har
vey J. Behrens.
Preceding the wedding Miss Dor
othy Elliott, sister of the bride, sang;
the beautiful "I Love You Truly,"
the accompaniment being played by
Miss Leon a Meisingcr.
Miss Meisinger played the wed
ding march to which the bridal party
entered and took their stations for
the ceremony. Rev. C. O. Troy, pas
tor of the" First Methodist church,
reeding the marriage lines.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Dcrcthy, while Mr. Aul
ton Holland was the attendant of
Mr. Behrens.
The bride was gowned in a charm
ing frock of ashes of roses tree bark
crepe, witu Avhite accessories, bne
carried an arm bouquet of Talisman
roses and lavendar sweet peas.
The bridesmaid wore blue tree bark
crepe with shoulder corsage of sweet
peaa.
The gentlemen were garbed in the
conventional dark suits.
The ceremony was witnessed by
only the immediate families of the
young people.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Elliott and was
reared in this community, gradu
ating from the Plattsmouth high
school in the class of 1933. She has
been a member of the Methodist
church where she has been an active
leader in the Epworth League and
other activities of the church.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Behrens, prominent residents of
Cas3 county. He was graduated from
the Nehawka high school with the
class of 1930 and since then has been
farming with his father.
After a short honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs. Behrens will make their home
arm near Louisville.
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PIncus and Hannah Fisch, brother
and sister of the late Isador Fisch, to
collect SI, D00 for expenses Incurred
during their trip from Germany to
the United States, wil! be opposed
by Attorney General Wilentz, he
said.
The couple were brought to the
United States by Detective Arthur
Johnson of the New York police de-:
partment to testify in behalf of their If
brother, from whom Bruno Richard :J
Hauptmann testified
114,000 Lindbergh baby
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THE LATEST FASHIONS IN
Women's Shoes
Beautiful new styles in
Black, Grey, Blue, White.
$1.75 -$3.95
Fetzer Shoe Co,
Home of Quality Footwear
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ember. They say Johnson promised :y
them any losses they incurred would
be repaid.
Protesting that they were "held
incommunicado" during their stay in
the United States, and that they were
"financially ruined" by the trip, Pin-
cus and Hannah asked the American
consul at Leipzig to collect the money
for them. The consul's note was turn
ed over to Governor Hoffman by Sec
retary of State Hull.
ijj$Mr quality foods thot will f S h
'TT make your Easter dinner tfoi z&Fl 5&rM "
Vjl Y a real success and very J7tkv1
economical as well. ; " ;
P)tf!lQ Hcavy Syrup' IGA 11 s
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SOAP, Swift's White
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EUTTEE, Casco
Solids, per lb.
VvHITE CHEEUIES 03 H
Heavy syrup. No. 2V2-
PCSTUM CEREAL
Per pkg
SODA CSACKEES
2-lb. bcx
BLACOEEEIES
Hvy. Symp, No. 2 can
2 for 29ci.
ENGLISH WALNUTS
2 lbs. fcr
PRUNES Medium,
size, 2 lbs
GINGER ALE
2 quarts fcr
OVALTINE
6-02. tin
GEAPE JUICE, IGA
lint bottle
CATSUP, 14-oz.
bottles. 2 for
25c
15c
:29c
32c
17c
25c
.22c
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Abstracts of Title 4
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Corn Fed Beef Roast, per lb. .
Premium Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb 18c
Veal Cutlets, per lb 30c
Center cut Pork Chops, per lb 27c
Pork Tenderloin, per lb 45c
Fillet of Haddock, per Ib 15c
Special Heinz Demonstration Saturday
6 VARIETIES ALU HIGHEST QUALITY
and VatrjeUtkl
HEAD LETTOGE . . 9c
ASPARAGUS, per lb 15c
CAULIFLOWER, per lb.. .... .10c
STRAWBERRIES, 2 boxes. . . .25c
GREEN ONIONS, 2 bunches ... 5c
APPLES, fancy, 4 lbs.. 25c
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