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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTTBNAL
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Dcn't miss seeing it.
CASS THEATRE
April 28-29
Admission, 25-35 C
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MRS. TEMPLE'S
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Premiere Production of Plattsmouth Dramatic Club.
KENNAMER APPEAL DENIED
POP LADEN WITH ALCOHOL
' "That's the strongest pop I ever
tasted," said Chairman Gass of the
state liquor commission Monday
when invited by Joseph Kastntr of
Nebraska City to sample a bottle he
rnicl his granddaughter bought in the
hamburger cstabl'3hment of William
Metz., jr. Others, including Metz,
agreed it was strongly tinged with
alcohol. It developed, however, that
tiie purchase was made before young
Metz got a license to sell beer. Li
quor Inspector Buss testified when he
entered the place not long ago the
man on duty ran to the back room as
soon as he spied him and ha ran
liter him. There he found two men
who had been playing cards. Each
bad a whisky bottle. They said they
had brought them in there. Metz in
sisted he could not possibly prevent
this being done, when he was not
watching. He said he had fired the
man. He also said he had discharged
a man who had brought liquor into
jthe place and caused Metz to be
prosecuted and fined S100. His ap
peal has been pending a year,
i Kastner and his wife complained
'the place was kept open all night,
and a vacant lot in the rear was the
scene of repeated carousals, disturb
ing their tenants. Metz's father, who
made the pop, said it was all spite-
work, and expressed the opinion thatj
Kastner had put the alcohol in the
I bottle, which brought Kastner to his
,feet in indignant protest.
Oklahofa . City. Phil Kennamer,
19 year old son of a federal judge,
was ordered by the criminal court
of appeals to surrender Wednesday to
serve a 25 year manslaughter sen
tence In the 1934 Tulsa "society"
slaying of John F. Gorrell, jr. The
court's ruling closed Kennamer's last
state legal avenue of escape. The
youth indicated he was prepared to
obey the mandate. He had no com
ment. Informed of the court action, Gov
ernor E. W. Marland said he would
give no clemency to the youth "dur
ing my administration."
Kennamer was convicted in Feb
ruary, 1935, for the admitted slay
ing of Gorrell Tulsa dental student.
In the day's' action, Judges T. II.
Doyle, T. A. Edwards and James S.
Davenport unanimously denied the
defense plea for a new appeal ruling
end then enjoined the trial court
from vacating the conviction.
SLAYERS GET 199 YEARS
Chicago. Durland Nash and Rob
ert Goethe, both 19, who pleaded
guilty to the murder of Dr. Silber C.
Peacock, child specialist who was
lured to his death by a spurious sick
call Jan. 2, were sentenced to 199
years in prison each by Criminal
Court Judge Joseph Burke.
CTKIIill!!
Nebraska is one of but very few s:
bonded indebi-;
stales that has no
edness.
Sari s fiffarfce
PRODUCTION EOOST NEEDED
VISIT RELATIVES HERE
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Earl F. Hassler and children, of Om
aha, were in the city to enjoy a few
hours visit with Mrs. William Hass
er and Miss Anna Hassler at the fam
ily home. Mr. Hassler is engaged in
traveling for one of the large drug
houses of the west.
Journal Want-Acs cost little
and accomplish much.
Omaha. T. M. Hayes of St. Louis,
assistant general manager of the Wa
bash railroad, said in an address
Thursday night that recovery is de
pendent upon increased production
and proper distribution "and cannot
come from their curtailment."
"The major part of the increase
in production, which must come if
we are to have permanent recovery,
must occur in the durable goods in
dustries, where the recession has
been the greatest," he said. "The
buying of durable goods hinges on
the prospects which the industries
that buy durable goods have of earn
ing reasonable profits."
Oo9d ledol Flour
EXTRA SPECIAL
48-lb. sack . . . $1-05
24-lb. sack. . -95
'See it before you buy It."
3 Tomatoes, No. 2 25 0
3 Corn, No. 2 250
3 Perk and Beans 25
3 Hominy, large cans. . .250
Crackers, 2-Ib. caddy . . . 190
WEST'S BEST or HAPPY
DAYS FLOUR
24 lbs. . . 7G0 48 lbs. . $1.39
tin a ALL FOR
2 Corn Flakes . . .
1 Wheat Crispies.
1 Pep
VEGETABLES
CELERY - ONIONS - CABBAGE
RADISHES - CARROTS
CAULIFLOWER
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The Coffee Delicious
Xiciuar or np urinu (jyano
Mb. Can
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5 Bars . .
5 Bar Limit
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BUTTER-NUT SALAD DRESSING
Relish Spread - 1000 Island
3-oz., 150; Pint Jar, 250 -M5
Full Quart Jar
Casco Butter
Solids, 1-lb. carton
S2c
Sr.
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CRACKERS -gqC
Graham or Soda, 2 lbs.
Eon Ami UUC
Ilegular size Cake Ji
Mustard A 4 n
Full quart jar
Baking Powder
Laiuinet, l-io. can
2ic
Toilet Paper
C 100-sheet Eolls.
Corned Beef Hash
16-oz. can
2c
Light House
CLEANSES, 4 cans
Dog Food SISC
16-oz. can, 3 for J?
Catsup, Ruby
Lge. 14-oz. Bottle
Pork and Beans
Finest, No. 2y2 can.
Fink Salmon
2 tall cans
Mackerel
2 tall cans
Prunes, 40-50
3-lb. cello bag
Tomato Juice
So-called Gallon
iCJc
19c
4c
Tomatoes
So-called Gallon
Peaches
So-called Gallon
Jell-O, all flavors
4 Pkgs. for
Marshmallows
1-lb. cello bag ;
BREAD
Platts, 2 1-lb. loaves
4c
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West Best
4C-lb. Sack
Golden Sun
4S-lb. Sack
Boss Brand
4S-!b. Sack
Sun Kist or Omar
CS-lb. Sack
$1-35
$1.49
$1.49
$1.76
GOLD
MEDAL
4S-Ib. ...$1.79
24-lb 95
Red A, per lb 17
Fancy Peaberry, lb. .190
Buttcr-Nut, lb. can. 290
2 lb. can, 560
Hills Bros., lb. can. .290
2 lb. can, 560
. . and one IGA emblem I i'VvV' ,"-. . ttrJYrZ3
from package of IGA' WPljSlm 1
Cake Flour. Ask for de. ) fZ' Jwffi&tUt 1
tails of this unusual offer f fv f 'VSlk2Aix
at your IGA Store today? fffiij& yJfl PlS j
IGA Light & Fluffy i'mf jtAs
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Fresh Fruits Vegetables
Oranges, Navels, small size, doz. . 17 J
Pineapple Orange, large size, doz. . . 350
A Very Fine Juice Orange
Navel Orange, large size, doz 390
Celery, per stalk, 100; Large size. .150
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. for 250
Idaho Russctts, 15-lb. peck 390
Radishes, 3 bunches for 100
Grape Fruit, large, juicy, each. .... .50
Fresh Carrot3, per bunch 50
Large green Cucumbers, each. ... .150
Asparagus, per bunch. . . 100
New Cabbage, per lb 50
Green Onions, 3 bunches for 100
Winesap Apples, per lb 50
Household Supplies
Oxydol, large size.. 230
Clorox, full quart.. 190
Sani-Flush, lge. size. 190
Soap Chips, 5-lb. . .350
Oakite, 2 pkgs 250
Chipso, large size. . .210
White King, Ig. size . 320
IGA Lye, 3 cans. . .210
Health Soap, 6 bars. 250
P & G Soap
Med. bars, 10 for. .250
Giant bars, 6 for. . .250
Light House
Cleanser
3 cans for 100
Gloss Starch
1-lb. pkg., 2 for. . . . 150
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and Vegetables
BANANAS Zq
Firm, Ripe, doz t4&
ORANGES
Full of Juice, 2 doz.-.-P-'
ASPARAGUS
Large Bunch
CELERY
Well Elchd, Stalk10 -
NEW CABBAGE
Solid Heads, lb
CAULIFLOWER
White Snowball, lb..
ONIONS
New crop White, 3 lbs.
Carrots, Onions
Large bunches, each
GRAPEFRUIT Rc
Extra Large, each
HEAD LETTUCE f gr
large, Solid, 2 for "
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15c
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Folgers Coffee
1- lb. can . .
2- Ib. can . .
......290
560
Improved refrigeration in our new store
enables us to keep our Meats in perfect
condition. Our ice box and display cases
now much colder than with old system.
Sirloin Steak, 2 lbs 45
Shoulder Steak, per lb 17J
Beef Roast, lb 14
Plate Boil, lb TVzt
Hamburger, fresh cut, 2 lbs 22
Pork Chops, small loins, lb 23
Pork Sausage, pure pork, 2 lbs 35
Leg of Lamb, per lb 220
Lamb Chops, lb 230
Sliced Bacon, 5-lb. box 850
Pioneer Brand
Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. . 350
Also a Full Line of Fancy Cheese Bulk
Dill and Sweet Pickles
FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS
Cottage Cheese, Milk, Coffee and Whipping Cream
SPECIAL
America's finest Tea at
Prices you can Afford!
Always fresh from the choice
Tea Gardens of the World
DROWN LABEL
(Black) ' '
JAPAN GREEN
3
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Ballon Soap Chips
5 lb. Box . . 31c
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Sugar
10 lbs. fcr.
Calumct
Baking Powder
Full 1-lb. Can
Mustard
Full Quart Jar
Win You
Salad Dressing
Full Quart Jar
Feanut Butter
32-oz. Jar
Catsup
14-cz. bottle
Green Beans
IGA, ITo. 2, 2 cans
Van Camp's
Pork and Beans
-300 cans, 5; G for.
Cross & Blackwel!
Tomato Juice
Large 50-oz. tin
10c
25c
We
28c
anned Fruits
IGA
Fruit Cocktail
Xo. 1 Cans, each.
Heavy Syrup
PEACHES
No. 2yz Cans, each
Royal Ann
CHERRIES
No. 2yz Cans, each
Red Pitted
CHERRIES
No. 2 Cans, 2 for
APRICOTS
No. y2, 180; 2 for.
Broken Slice
PINEAPPLE
No. 2i2, 13; 2 for
3c
S7C
Cvciitine
Sm. size, 310; Large.
Soda or Graham
Crackers
2-lb. Caddy
Matches
C Box Carton
Jersey
Corn Flakes CIC
Large size, 2 Pkgs
Wheaties Special pf?C
2 Pkgs. for
Shirley Temple Wlug Free.
FinI: Salmon
1-lb. Tall Can, 2 for.
Spring
Red Salmon
1-lb. Tall Can
Mackerel
1-lb. Tall, 3 for
Gil Sardines
14 size Tins, G fcr
Be
25c
Canned Vegetables
Tomatoes, 3 cans. .25
No. 2 Size Cans -
Peas, No. 2 can 10 I
Wisconsin Pack R
Corn, No. 2 can. . . . 10
Country Gentleman
Pork-Beans, 3 for. .250
Armour's, 22-oz. Cans
Kcminy, 3 cans... 250
First Prize, No. 2V2
Mixed Vegetables . . 100
IGA, No. 2 Can
Carrots, Peas, can. .100
No 2 Size Can
IGA Peas, 2 ca m. .290
Fey Sifted. No 2 Can
IGA Corn, 2 cans. .250
Fancy Sifted, No. 2 Can
Beans, No. 2, 3 cans . 250
Green or Wax
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Com Feel BeeS Bargains
Swift's Shoulder Beef Roast, lb 160
Swift's Sirloin or Round Steak, lb. . . 270
Swift's Rib Boiling Beef, lb 12J
Swiits Hump Roast of Beef 20c
Center cut Pork Chops, lb. ....... . 250
Cut from 10 to 12-lb. Loins
Boston Pork Butt Steaks, lb. ..... .250
Swift's Oriole Sliced Bacon -fl p
Sweet and mellow. l2-b. pkg J fl
Minced Ham, per lb 150
Ring Bologna, per lb.. .150
Fresh Beef Hearts, per lb 90
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