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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 193S.
NEW YEAR'S WEDDINGS
The wedding bolls were ringing
merrily in the office of Judge A. II.
Duxbury over the New Year, three
couples choosing this date for their
nuptials.
On New Year's eve Innes Kovaril
and Miss Lorraine F. Haugharlt, both
of Omaha were callers at the court
houso whore they were married.
On New Year's day Judge Duxbury
was called upon to marry two couples
at his home on west Tearl street.
Arnold L. Ptjfkley of Fort Riley,
Kansas and Mary Jane Spenser of
Omaha was one of the couples seek
ing happiness and their wedding was
witnessed by Leslie K. Jensen and
Ruth E. Spenser.
John D. Lierman of 0;n;iha and
Miss Ileen Rhumal of Hebron were
married at the Duxbury home with
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Lugar of Omaha
as the witnesses.
HOLD DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT
CARD OF THANKS
Ye desire to take this means of
expressing to the many kind friends
and neighbors our deepest apprecia
tion of the many acts of kindness
shown us in the illness and death of
our loved one. "We wish to thank all
those taking part in the services and
for all of their thoughtfulness. The
Children of the late Albert Eaton.
a belter and newsier Journal is
our constant aim. You can help
by phoning news items to No. G.
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poultry mmm
Friday, Saturday
Hens. 5 lbs. and up, lb 7t
Hens, under 5 lbs., lb 156
Leghorn Hens, lb. 136
Old Roosters, lb.
Stags, lb.
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14c
A jury in district court at Glen
wood has decided that the death of
Charles Dykes, former Plattsmouth
man, last March, was the result of a
traffic accident that he suffered a few
days before his death.
The jury awarded to Mrs. Thelma
Dykes, widow, the full amount of
the $300 policy carried by the de
ceased in the Washington National
Life Insurance company, together
with interest.
The insurance company contended
that the death was not the result of
the accident. According to the testi
mony Mr. Dykes had stopped his
truck on the highway and was tinker
ing with it when the brakes failed to
hold and the truck started down a
hill. He jumped in the truck and it
later crashed against a stump. Two
days later Mr. Dykes suffered a heart
attack and died. The plaintiff al
leged that death was due to the
shock he suffered in the accident.
ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL
Rehearsal of Recreational high
school orchestra will be held each
Monday evening at 7:30 at the Re
creation Center. To these rehearsals
the public is most cordially invited.
The high school orchestra is a
most outstanding group of musicians
and if you enjoy music you will be
both surprised and thrilled.
No charges. You are welcome,
riease come, and by your presence
lend inspiration.
FIND STOLEN REGISTER
The cash register that was stolen
from the office of the Plattsmouth
Feed Center Sunday, was discovered
late Monday afternoon. The register
had been abandoned along the road
near the Albert Timmas place, three
miles south of the city and along the
Missouri river. The party taking the
register selected a place well off the
general line of travel to abandon it.
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
William F. Matschullat. Lincoln
attorney and former Plattsmouth
resident, has been selected to serve
as secretary of the republican state
central committee. Mr. Matschullat
has been one of the active young re
publicans cf the state and took a
large part in the 193G campaign on
behalf of the national and state
tickets.
HERE FROM MILLIGAN
From Tuesday's Dally
Roy Otredosky, Milligan druggist,
who was a victim of holdup men later
captured at Union, was in the city
for a short time today. lie was a
visitor with County Attorney and
Mrs. J. A. Capwell, being a brother-in-law
of the latter. He states they
were not seriously bothered at the
first appearance of the robbers, think
ing it a joke, but later realized that
the two meant business.
AN APPRECIATION
i "Eat Fleischmann's Yeast fcr Hcalth"c
I wish to take this moans of thank
ing all of those who sent me letters,
cards and dowers while I was at the
hospital. They certainly helped to
cheer me during my weeks of illness. (
These little remembrances will long
be appreciated. j
NORENE KAFFENBERGER. !
BACK TO DOANE
From Monil.iy's Oally
Joe Hendrix and Miss Harriett !
Goos, Plattsmouth students at Doane j
collge, returned, this morning to
Crete to resume their studies this ;
morning at college.
SUFFERS FROM LLNESS
From Wennesilay's Daily j
Mrs. Louis Lohues vas at her j
home today suffering from a severe1
cold that made it impossible to look
after her work at the office of Dr.
P. T. Htineman.
Hides, 40 lbs. and under, lb 56
Hides, over 40 lbs., Jb 4
Horse Hides, $2.00
We pay full market value for Eggs
and Cream. With the bottom out of
the egg market, it might be a good
time to sell some hens.
A. R. Case
Phone 283-J, Noon or Evenings
West of Ford Garage
SYSTEM
SOUTH OMAHA
GONE
Gone are the days of the old
fashioned grocery store where
merchants climbed over every
thing from vinegar barrels to
cracker boxes in filling a custo
mer's order. Clean, modern meth
ods of food selling are now re
quired, and there is NO BETTER
example of a good place to buy
your foodstuffs than at our store
opposite the South Omaha post
office. Try our store next.
FARMERS
We pay you cash for good fresh
country eggs, and you can buy
your groceries where you like,
although you can, of course, do
better here. We want good eggs
laid by happy hens that won't
ruin cakes or customers' disposi
tions. This is NOT a chain store,
We are home-owned, independent,
and appreciate your trade and
your friendship.
Week-End
Specials
Piilsbury's Best Flour rQ
48-lb. Sack ioT
Del Monte COFFEE iw.
2-lb. Can C
PEAKUT BUTTER
Quart Jar iJUC
Lima Beans, Kidney Beans, Red
Beans, Hominy, Pork &
Beans, 1-lb. Cans.. iw
Center-cut slices of top-grads
SMOKED HAMS
Fer Slice 11C
SUMMER SAUSAGE iA.
Thuringer, lb.
CORN-FED Beef Roasts that
don't take forever to cook. Lb.
13c and 16c
We Reserve the Right to
Limit Quantities
Q.P.SEE&GGS
"A SlllKTV OF 11 HITV
4727 South 24th Street
January W
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"MONTE CARLO"
SWING FROCKS
and "Pin Money' Tailored Frocks
They're the last word in Fashion Right Wash Frocks
Sizes 14 to 52 J,-00
Wash Frocks for Little Sister
Sizes 3 to 6, 7 to 14 January Sale Price
89c
Others at 49c and 69c
SH
TS&SHEETIN
Pequot and Locmcrest Sheets
81x99 $1.28
81x103 $1.38
Pequot and Loomcrest Sheeting
Bleached, 81 inches wide, per yard 45c
Foxcroft Sheeting
Bleached or Unbleached, 81 inches wide, yard. . . . 29c
PHlow Tubings
Pequot, 36, AO and 42 inch, per yard 27
Foxcroft, 36, 40 and 42 inch, per yard 22
Foxcroft or Nodaway Sheets
Guaranteed Four Years
81x99 056
72x99 89c
63x99 85c
80 x 80 POINTS
Prints that retail elsewhere
at 24e per yard, in attrac
tive patterns as well as solid
colors. January sale price
Per Yd. 19c
Fast color Prints in good
patterns as low as 10-150.
Stamped Needlework
Drastic reductions on
various items, pillow
cases, luncheon sets,
towels, dresser scarfs,
etc.
Save at Our Jan
uary Sale
Curtainings &
Cretonnes
Large selection of nice
materials for curtains or
drapes.
Per Yd. 1 9c
MUSLIMS
10c
HOPE MUSLIN
Per yard
80 Count MUSLIN
Unbleached, Yard .
42-inch Tubing. Fine count,
extra good quality. This
width only
Per Yd. age
Drastic Reductions on
These Item:
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All of our blouses, tailored
or dress type, linen, taffeta,
Crepes, Lace. Values to 2.95.
While they last.
$1.00
Included are some Women's
All-Wool Sweaters
FABRIC GLOVES, fine quality.
Colors black, brown and wine.
JACQUARD BLANKET, 66x80.
Indian patterns. Regular $1.59.
January sale price
$1.39
COTTON SHEET BLANKETS,
size 7030 inches.
6gc
2 for $1.35
TOWELS & TOWEliMG
SOLID COLOR, FANCY
Turkish Towel
18x36 inches. Regular 39c
values. January sale price
SOLID COLOR
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CANNON TOWELS lUrKlsn I OWCI
Double Thread Turkish Towels, 22x44 inches. Regular 49c
size 17x27; values. January sale price
Colored Border Woven Tea
Towel, 18x36;
Solid Color Turkish Towel, size
.18x36;
2 for 25c
WASH CLOTHS
12x12 finely woven white with
colored borders. 3 for 25.
Good size fine Texture Cloths,
plaid patterns. 6 for 25 .
Fleishcr
VARH SALE
Here is an unusual opportun
ity to buy Highland German
town yarn for that sweater or
Afghan. Regular price, 25c.
Our close-out price.
15c
Germantown Zephyr, 39c qual
ity. 1 oz. ball. Our close-out
price
STEVENS LINEN
CRASH TOWELING
16-in. bleached. Yard-15
18-in. Stevens Crash, Bleach
ed or Brown, per yd 19
Wide, fancy border
Part Linen or Cotton Crash,
bleached or brown, yd.10
19c Ba
2 oz. balls of Knitting Worsted,
regular 55c quality. Our close
out price
25 c BaU
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Diced Beets
Mills Dog Food
Prunes,- per lb
Toilet Tissue, each
Spaghetti, tin
Hunt's Tomato Sauce . . .
Tcmato Catsup
Navy Beans, lb
Jell-O, each
Diced Carrots
Red Beans
Peas
Carrots and Peas
Vegetable Soup .......
Pea Soup
Mustard
Matches
3 Boxes for.
10c
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Wrigley's Gum -f c
3 Packages
ASSORTED
Preserves
GVz oz
3Eapertait
No. 9. Tin
ASSORTED
3 for
Rippled Wheat ftg
Each
Smith's Delicious
Kraut flftc
No. 2'2 Tin W
Mix Candy flQc
Per lb
10c
OLD FASHIONED
Chocolates
Per lb
fl
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PAR GOLD
rswge Juice
12-oz. Tin
3
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Peasmt Butter i M
taste well qsc Oatmeal fl7c
22-oz. Jar Tube A '
casco Pancake Flour
Butter 2Kn dixiana f&Q
Solids, lb -F 3-lb. Bag &JP
SANTA CLARA PEERLESS
Prunes Qc Cocoa flc
25-tb. Box 2-lb. Tube AJP'
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Head Lettuce, each 7xic
Bananas, per lb 5c
Grace Fruit, 3 or 10c
CauliSIower, per lb 7c
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. or 25c
Turnips, per lb 5c
Celery, large bunch 10c
Stipe Tomatoes, per lb 20c
Mexican Very Fancy
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Shoulder BeeS Roast, lb 15c
Round Steak, lb. .25c
Short Steaks, lb. 16c
Sirloin Steaks, lb 15c
Pork Roast, lb 15c
SwISt's Bacon Squares, lb l5Vzc
In Piece Not Sliced
Dold's White Rose Lard, lb 10c
Pork Chops, lb 22Ac
Center Cuts 10 to 12-lb. Loins
WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24
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