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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAL
MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1937.
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Wednesday Specials
J Walnut Meats, 4-oz. cellophane pkg. . .
Tastewcll Cocoa, 2-lb. can
Sania Clara Prunes, 50-60 size, 3 lbs. . .
Broken Rice, 5 lbs. for
Spaghetti or Macaroni, 5-lb. box
Miller's Corn Flakes, Ige. pkgs., 2 f or . .
Crackers, 2-lb. caddy
Oatmeal, large pkg
Cocoanut, 1-lb. cellophane bag
Marshmallows, 1-lb. cellophane bag. . .
Dill Pickles, full quart jar
Pure Mustard, full quart
Clean Quick Soap Flakes, 5-lb. box. . .
T and T Soap, 7 bars
IGA White Naptha Soap, 3 large bars . .
Gold Dust, large pkg
Frmts and
Cauliflower, lb. .IOC
Carrots, bch 5p
New Cabbage . . 3 V2
Potaioes, 10 lbs..35c
No. 1
Vegetables
Spinach, peck . . .300
Radishes, 3 bchs.. 100
Winesaps, 4 lbs. . 25
Grapefruit, S for. 250
96 Size
Meat Department
WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS
Cudahy Gem Bacon Squares, lb 1S
Dill Pickles 3 f or 1Q$
Shoulder Beef Steak, lb ZOt
Fresh Pork Liver. .
Fresh Pork Hocks.
Fresh Calf Hearts
Fresh Pork Brains ....
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24c
MONSIGNORS YJPT JIERE
u3Ht
f i i "i 0 11: T T TT e " ITesToi f"1 ia ll last! ;i c o I n
nigh' After the banquet, th were
here as guests' Ci'
"Adolph
M. Mosler at the Holy Rosary parish
house. The party v.-ere luncheon
guests of Monsignor Mosler. Those
who enjoyed the meeting were Mon
signor George Agius of the St. John's
church of thia city, Monsignor Mat
thew Nemec, of St. Wenceslaus' par
ish. Wall 00 and Monsignor Edward
Hasan cf St. Mary's parish, Dawson.
Dole Crushed
PIHEAPPLE
8-oz.
Can
Del Monte Sliced
or Crushed Ifc
No 21- Csn 4-
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Plattsmouth, Tues., Wed., April 6-7
Victor White or
Yellow
Corn Meal -fl C
5-lb. Bag JL $3?
KELLCGG'S
CORM FLAKES or
Post Toasties
2 Large Pkgs
:1s
HAMBURGER, freshly ground Beef Cuts. . .2 lbs., 230
BEEF HEARTS, young, tender, lb 10
PORK LIVER, young, tender, lb 100
NECK BONES, lean, meaty 6 lbs., 250
PORK HOCKS or PIGTAILS, fresh, lb .100
BEEF STEAK, choice, tender, lb 17V
CHEESE, fancy full cream Longhorn, lb 230
SALMON Fillets or Dressed Whiting 2 lbs., 250
Srlrvfnl (Mlcril. lb., lv).
W. W. Wilson
Named as New
District Judge
Former Supreme Court Commissioner
of Nebraska City Receives
Appointment Friday.
Governor It. L. Cochran Friday eve
ning at Lincoln announced that he
had made the appointment of W. W.
Wilson of Nebraska City as judge
of the second judicial district, suc
ceeding: the late Judge W. O. Kieck.
Judge Wilson is well known In the
district as he has been one of the
prominent members of the Otoe coun
ty bar and has previously been sug
gested for the judgeship.
The new judge was born in Otoe
county and has made his home there
School Opens After Explosion
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JUDGE W. W. WILSON
Sunlight
Margarine
Cartons.
BUTTEH
Hinky- 's2t
Dinky, lb..P -CASCO
Solids. lb.3-
Sunrise Brand
COFFEE
3 lbs., 55
Lb.
NEW CABBAGE, fancy, solid heads, lb 3V2t
GRAPEFRUIT, sweet, juicy, Texas, ex. Ige.. .6 for 29
Large Size Marsh Seedless, doz., 39 3 for 100
ORANGES, Calif. Sunkist Navels, 216 size, doz 390
SEED POTATOES, Cobblers or Early Ohios, bag. $3.29
tirntilnr H-il Itlvrr Valle Sriwlnl Stork No. I Ounllty
llntt Vrlht IKIU II-. uhen lrknl.
LETTUCE, fresh, crisp Arizona Iceberg, head 90
RADISHES, fresh full red Texas, Ige. bchs., each 30
CAULIFLOWER, Calif. White Snowball, lb 90
for his lifetime. He graduated from
the University of Nebraska college of
law and while a student there was
an associate of former Governor Ar
thur J. Weaver and the late George
II. Dern, former secretary of war.
Judge Wilson commenced the ac
tive practice of law at Nebraska City
in 1896 and has been very prominent
in the profession since that time. He
has served as city attorney of Ne
braska City for five years, was the
county attorney of Otoe county for
four years and served as county judge
of that county over a six year period.
Judge Wilson served three terms
as a member of the Nebraska supreme
court commission, being first select
ed in 1925 and again in 1927 and
1929, or until the commission was
abolished by law.
The new Judge conies to the bench
with these years of experience as a
jurist that should enable him to give
the people of the district a very effi
cient service on the bench.
Since his retirement from the su
preme court commission Judge Wil
son has been engaged in private prac
tice and is at the present time the
attorney for the Home Owners Lean
corporation, one of the new govern
mental departments.
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PATENT LEATHER IS
TOPS
And we know you'll agree that there is nothing
smarters with this season's high-hearted prints, or
those very feminine dress-up clothes. Prettiest lit
tle candal cf the Spring, this gay shoe will carry
you equally smartly from office, to cocktails, to
movies, to home. Many other styles on display.
t 3 $1 .98
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Back to school
One of 'the few children who escaped uninjured in the blast whicfc
wrecked the New London, Tex., school, killing more than 450 pupil,
13 jshown returning to school there as classes resume after tragedy.
MRS. HUMPE AT REST
From Thursday's Dally
Funeral services were held from
the Splain, Schnell and Griffith mor
tuary In Lincoln for Mrs. J. II. Humpe
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Four grandsons, John and Billy Gay
er of Plattsmouth and Robert and
John Kenry Hiltner of Lincoln, a
son-in-law, H. L. Gayer of Platts
mouth, and a close friend, Harry
Morris of Blair were pall bearers.
Interment was in Lincoln.
Mrs. Humpe was born in 1S57 in
Butler county. Ohio. While a small
child, the family moved to Richmond,
Ind., where she grew to womanhood.
She was married in 1884 to J. II.
Humpe and the couple came to Ne
braska to settle at Lincoln.
Mrs. Humpe was active in organ
ization of the Y.W.C.A. organization
in Lincoln. Her name followed her
husband's as the first charter mem
bers of the Grach Lutheran church
of Lincoln. She also devoted a great
deal of time to her P.E.O. and Eastern
Star chapters.
Bedfast for fourteen montli3, death
came, as a kindly relief from suffer
ing. She leaves her two daughters.
Mrs. H. L. Gayer of Plattsmouth and
Mrs. Hiltner of Lincoln and seven
grandchildren, John, Billy, Mary and
Betty Gayer of Plattsmouth and Rob
ert, John Henry, and Rosemary Hilt
ner of Lincoln. One sister also sur
vives, Mrs. O. P. Gaar of Richmond.
Ind.
Floral offerings were especially
beautiful.
SOENNICHSEN'S :
RECEIVE SUPERIOR RATING
Club and Social news are being
featured in the Journal.
From Saturday's Daily
The girl's sextette of Wee.ii;i Wr.
ter received a superior rating in the
music contest at Omaha y.-strnkvy.
Mrs. Everett Tickens of this city is
instructor i;l music in the Weeping
Water schools.
BROADCAST PROGRAM;
From Thursday's Dally
The Avalon orchestra played over
station WAAW at Omaha this morn
ing and judging from the large num
ber of phono calls they received,
everyone enjoyed the program.
Phone news Hems to No. G.
Sanders Poneer Golden Pioneer Garden
Spinach CORN PEAS
SLL-llc Bns22c 0f02rcr.8..2ic
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SOAP
10 Giant Ears.
LEWIS LYE
3 Flog. Cans .
I9C
25c
Pine Cone Brand
TOMATOES
2) tor
No. 2
Cans
More than 100 Smart
Spring Dresses to
Choose From!
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Both in Splash
Prints and Solid
Colors in new bright
shades of Aqua, Tur
quoise, Rust, Gold, Blue I
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g''.vjing the famous Loretta
V $ . Young Hollywood Dress.
Sizes -12 to 20
38 to 44
Values to $5.95
Our DUESS SPECIAL
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Priced
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Be Sure to See Them Wednesday
at
Cass County's Largest Exclusive Ladies' Store
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
SHOP
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BH BiaTHER
Just Received Tfiese BeantlgEil . .
c Batiste
c Lawn
c Flaxon
Dimity
c Printed Swiss
c Blister Sheer
Organdie
e Voile
Vo havo received a wide assort
ment of these beautiful, dainty
sheer Piece Goods for the con
to met ion of your Spring and
Summer frarnients
BATISTE
19c yd-
Oucrails I Jackets
All
Sizes
8-cz. Blue Uenim, Sanforized to
insure against shrinking. They
are triple stitched and bar tacked
at pcint3 cf strain. Seven pockets
and hammer loop. A real value!
Blue Hide Overall
2:20 weight Denim. Triple stit
ched and bar tacked. Sizes 32 to
42. Seven pocksts and hammer
loop. A good low priced overall.
For Boys, 69
COTTON FLANNEL
WORK GLOVES
Heavy weight. Pair.
GIG BROTHER
WORK SOX
Seamles3. Pair
1Q
BANDANA
HANDKERCHIEFS
large size. Each
LAWN
FLAX
29s yd,
These are only a few swatches
from the wide assortments of
Sheers awaiting your selection.
PRINTED SWISS
29e yd.
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IV; ! -7
s 4s
DIMITy
25c yd.
BUSTER SHEER
39c yd.
Ask about our Sewing Service It
is smart to "Sew and Save" and
so easy with our sewing helps.
Gifi flight Only
Ringless Chiffon
HOSE
All Sizes - Colors
49C Pr.
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