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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUENAL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1935.
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That Gay Young Feet Demand
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Here it is! A flattering one eyelet tie of
genuine kid for those who demand the
unusual instylish footwear. Decorative
two-tone zig-zag stitching and perfora
tions, neatly tailored bow and high
graceful heel with trim leather soles.
This is one style of many we have to
show. All different for all occasions
and dress. Every size in medium and
narrow widths.
SOENNICHSEN'S
ENJOYS VISIT HERE
. V. 0. Reeves, local service man,
who has been undergoing treatment
at the U. S. Veterans' hospital at
Lincoln, was in the city to spend
Monday and Tuesday with his family.
He was brought home by Mrs. Reeves
and brother and this morning was
returned to the hospital, Rev. Troy
taking him back and he was accom
panied by Mrs. Reeves who looked
after the care of the husband until
reaching the hospital.
VISITS PARENTS HERE
Robert L. Hartford, of Kansas City,
Missouri,- was a visitor here over Sun
day and today at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hartford
and the many old friends. Mr. Hart
ford is now located in Kansas City
with the Hall Brothers Co., a large
manufacturing company' of station
ery and novelties, one of the largest
concerns of Its kind in the middle
west. He is returning home this
evening.
QUEEN STANDINGS
From "Wednesday's Daily
Count of the votes made today
show the following:
Lois Troop -- 226
Ruth Ferrie 212
i Helen Schultz 112
Gertrude Vallery 90
'Lois Giles 43
jVirginia Samek 25
.Bette Bulin 15
June Keil 14
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Annabel Evans, of Los An
geles, California, Is visiting at the
home of Mrs. W. II. Rainey and other
relatives in this section. Mrs. Evans
is eighty-one years old and has made
the trip to Chicago and northern
Illinois, eastern Iowa and Nebraska.
She will visit in Montana and Ore
gon before returning to her home.
VISITS IN CITY
Roy James and daughter, Betty,
came over from their home near
Clarlnda, Iowa, Sunday to enjoy a
visit at the home of Miss Emma De
Hart and Ward Whelan, their aunt
and uncle. The James family are
former residents here and enjoyed
meeting the many friends while in
the city.
Journal ads bring you news of
timely bargains. Read them!
POLICE TRAIL PROWLERS
Officers David Pickrel and Roy
Stewart were kept busy Tuesday
night by reports of prowlers in sev
eral parts of the city and apparently
two of these are making themselves
active, one on the north and one on
the south side of the city.
From the reports that the officers
have received there is very strong
suspicions as to whom the parties
may be and the officers are continu
ing their investigation in the hope
that they may definitely tie up the
prowlers with the parties tliey have
under suspicion.
The residenters in the different
sections where the parties have been
reported are also preparing to deal
with the matter and those who make
themselves a nuisance by their night
wanderings are likely to find them
selves well shot up.
All kinds of commercial print
ing done promptly at the Journal
office.
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THESE PRICES GOOD FRIDAY - SATURDAY " "
Queen Olives, 10-oz. . . . . .230
Horseradish, pure, extra strong. . . .lGp
Chili, P & G, 2 cans. . . .190
Cream of Wheat, large pkg 250
Majestic Toilet Paper, 1000 Sheet. . 50
Shrimp, Dry or Wet pack, can 150
Green Beans, No. 2 cans, 3 for ..... 250
Tomatoes, No. 2 can, 3 for 250
Hominy, No. 22 can, 2 for 170
Butter-Hut Salad Dressing
1000 Island - Relish Spread
AT FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES
Quart, 350 Pint, 210 8-oz., 150
2bJ
Macaroni or Spaghetti, per lb. ..... 100
Economy Coffee, lb.. . 190
Butter-Nut Coffee, lb .300
Balloon Soap Chips, 5-lb. box 350
"Of)-- SPECIAL
rUtetil' PRICE
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2-lb. 'can . . . 590
Tho Quality Coffee of America!
THEE TEA
ORANQE PEKOE
l2-lb. Pkg 350 y4-lb. Pkg.. .
GREEN JAPAN
V2-h. Pkg. .... 290 -lb. Pkg. . .
..180
..150
FRESH MEATS
Plate Boil, per lb . . 10c
Bee Boast, lb .17c
Sirloin Steals, lb .25c
Porli Chops, lb .28c
Cut from 10 to 12 lb. Loins
Leg o Lamb, lb. . . 25c
Lamb Boast, .lb 20c
Lamb Chops, lb 25c
Chili Bricfc, lb 20c
American Cheese, lb.. . . ...... .23c
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Fine Quality Far Felt
Snap Brim
ATS
A very smart new style hat
with a sand-blast plaid decora
tion on brim and crown. You
will like these.
Come in and see what
the well - dressed men
will wear this fall.
Basket Stripe
Ties
Wide and narrow
basket weave stripes
in choice of six new
color combinations!
Hand made silks.
69c
Fancy Elose
Checks and Stripes!
Smart new colors for
Fall wear in thes?
strong socks. You'll
want several pair.
25c
Dress SHIRTS
Popular new zig-zag stripe in
blue, tan or green on white
vat dyed percale.
98c
Beau Brummel
SHIRTS
with the new collar; always
neat - will not wilt.- no
starch easy to iron. New
Fall patterns.
Young Men's
Corduroy Slacks
$2.98 '
Wide waist band, 24-in. bottoms.
Powder Blue, Eust, Brown, Grey,
Maroon, Tan and Green.
NOW. Take Advantage of Low Summer Prices on
JOIN OUR BLANKET CLUB!
It's as easy as A B CI Just select the
blankets you want. Pay only 25c now
and 25c per week, and when wintry
winds blow again, you'll have a warm
new blanket all paid for !
72x84 -Inch Part Wool
Double Blankets
$2-89
3-Inch
Sateen Binding
Not less than 5 wool in these blankets !
If you want a lot of beauty, durability and
warmtn for your money, vou'll want one of
these! Colors to harmonize with every
bedroom!
Cotton Double Blankets
$49
70x80 inches, warm fleecy
nap and beautiful pastel
plaids, shell stitched ends.
PLAID COTTON SINGLE BLANKETS
70x80 inches, same quality as double, but single. Beau- ffg
tiful plaids with shell stitched ends. Only U 2)
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The Largest Store In Cass County, Plattsnsouth, Kebr.
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here again. If takes a lot of energy to go fo school PRTnflV A
and learn all about the three Rs; and these foods . B-rrrr
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SARDINES
Domestic Oil .
CRACKERS
Soda or Graham, 2-lb. .
Peanut Butter
Largo Jar
Pork and Beans
Litby's cr Van Camp's. .
MILK
Caroline, Tall... 3 Cans
CHOCOLATE 7 Ap j
Eakor's Premium, J-lb. AXV h
Hershey's, Sc.
Pancake Flour 1 H n U
IGA Brand, 3!2-lb. Pkg. 1 C f
WHEATIES
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OAKITE
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YcarVtna Stock
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.iiGr Boast!
High Q"amy' Lb'
20c
Tender, J"'",
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SW.FTS GENUINE
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