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PAGE SIX PIATTS5I0TTTH .SEAtT- WEEKLY J6UNA SIOIiPAY, JAltVAT.Y 16, 1939. Ladies Toggery Clearance Sale Offers Bargains School Votes Given on All Purchases end Double Votes If Ad is Brought In for Signing The Ladies Toggery January sale is just getting into full swing. The prices of winter coats and dresses has proven a great inducement and brought many buyers. Not only the 2 to 4 6. To appreciate these coats. you must see them. They are grouped in one large lot. 3'our choice for only SG.9S. Also a fine group of Children's Coats, sizes 7 to 14, at $3.98. Extraordinary Dress Values Women's rayon and silk Dresses, sizes 12 to 50, values to 5.95, your choice for $2.98. This may sound like rushing the season, but we're showing a fine line of new Spring Print Dresses for borne and street wear, fizes 12 to 5 2, all guaranteed fast color. ,Your joice of many styles for only Jjl. Whatever your needs in ladies' major items, but scores of smaller ; ready-to-wear, you're sure to find ones are specially priced. We give a J it here. We give rural school votes and by bringing this ad and having few examples here: Ladies and Misses Ponies by Mun- sing, wool and rayon, now 59. Children's Ponies by Munsing wool and rayon, special 49. Clearing all Nelly Don wash dresses at only 91.49 and $1.98 Ladies full fashioned Silk Hose, chiffon weight only, sizes 84 to 10 V., first quality, 69 pair. Two Fine Coat Groups u omens and Misses Coats, sizes wk ;ivn III II A I . SCHOOL OI I SWK YOl K CASH HIHilSTKIl SHI'S IMU'lll.K OTKS II-' YOl llltlNti -All! Sailor Sliced PEARS (In Syrup) 2 for 2 Thompson Seedless RAISINS 4-lb. Pkg., 29c 2-lb. Pkg Neck Bones lean Meaty, lb 3C FIGS FEET, fresh, lb 5 EEEF BRAINS, Set Selected Cnalitr KBAUT, in Bulk, lb 4 'rlp, Trntlfr FORK SAUSAGE, lb 10 Krrwk. In Hulk FORK CHOFS, lb 17 Choice Cratrr Cut STEAK, tender Round, Sirloin or T-Bone, lb 27 ArmourV lira mini Ha by lleef HAMBURGER, 2 lbs 25 1 Krci.lt I y (ironud Ilerf Cnt FORK LIVER,' lb 10 Voiin. Tender WHITING FISH, 2 lbs.15 HrmllCMM, I)reMed Smith Brand TOMATOES No. 2y3 Cans .3 for 29' Fine Granulated Beet SUGAR 10 lbs. 47' Avalon Sliced or Half PEACHES L t for 27c GRAPEFRUIT, Juicy Texas Mlt.Hl( SKKIII.KSS Large Size, doz.. 29 ' Each 2y2 GRANGES, Juicy California SI WKIST SKKDMCSS AAVKI.S Large Size, doz 27 Medium Size, doz. 19 GRAPES, 3 lbs 25 Calif. Sweet lied Rmperora POTATOES. Early Ohios NO. 1 HKI HIV Kit . 15-lb. Feck 29 100 lb. Bag $1.79 Has Wt. Net wlien Packed LETTUCE, large head Krenh, Solid Arlsuna Ieebrric S-Uozea Slate CAULIFLOWER, per lb. 90 Kane j- White Suowball Choice Blenheim Dried APRICOTS 18c 2 lbs., 350; lb. Vita-Rich Brand Pancake Flour .,.... 10c Choice Blue Rose RICE OQc 5 lbs. Del Monte, Reg. or Drip COFFEE l-lb. Can, 250, 2-lb Ad for Plattsmouth, Tues and Wed., Jan. 17 - 18 it signed when you buy, then at taching it to the Kales slip, you will receive double votes on your pur chase. Watch for our ads and take advantage of the specials that will bo offered. THE LADIES TOGGERY Shop of Personal Service. MANLEY NEWS Freddie Stohlman was shredding fodder for Paul Flemming last Wed nesday Mr. and Mrs. John L. Zoz of Mur- dock were Thursday evening visitors at the Win. Sheehan, Sr.. home. John Rohrdanz was sawing wood last Wednesday for Harold Kreck- low, using his tractor and wood saw ing outfit. W. J. Rau and Freddie Stohlman were in Murdock last Wednesday where they bought some shoats of Ray Ganilin. Louis F. and John C. Newman at tended the Community sale at Syra cuse last Wednesday, where John bought some hedge posts which he has been needing. Miss Katherine Sheehan returned home via bus on Thursday evening from Geneva, where she has been risiting during the past two weeks) with friends and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Linus Massoth and family. Miss Margaret Bergman, who is taking a course in nurse training at the Clarkson hospital in Omaha, was an over Sunday guest in Manley at the home of her parents, who took her back to her studies Sunday even ing. Guests at the home of Glen Ho back. the new Missouri Pacific agent, and family, last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Becker, parents of Mrs. Hoback. her brother, Donald Becker and grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Becker, all of whom reside in the vicinity of Union: August Pautsch and niece Miss Lydia Pautsch were over from Louis ville to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Manley State Bank. Frank H. Stander. of Omaha, ilso came down for the meeting, be ing accompanied by his daughter, Miss Lillian, who acted as driver. The two young ladies were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rau while their elders attended the meet ing. ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Seybert and Mr. and Mrs. Don Seiver were at Louisville Thursday where they were in attendance at the funeral of the late C. M. Seybert, a brother of Mr. Seybert. The services were held at Omaha at the Hoffman mortuary and the cortege then proceeded to Louis bille where the interment was at the Riverview cemetery. A very large the cemetery for the last rites. Louis Keil accompanied the party to Louis ville. HERE FROM NEHAWKA From Friday's Daily Walter J. Wunderllch, Nehawka banker, and son. Jack, were in the city for a few hours, today. Jack Is an alternate to John Gayer in the West Point examinations to be held soon. SUIT TO QUIET TITLE From Saturday's Darty This morning in the office of the clerk of the district court a suit to quiet title was filed. The plaintiff In the case Is Clara B. Weast, et al vs. Frank Clement, et al. - BlackMhite Ad for Tues. & Ved. Itllt AI. .SCHOOL VOTKS IVK. 1IKHK CANNED PEA SALE Special by Caso or Dozen Morning Light Garden Run or LaPIatte No. 3 Sieve Peas 3 Cans 33 12 Cans $1.25 Case of 24 Cans. $2.45 Glad Wisconsin Peas 3 Cans . .... 27 12 Cans $1 Case of 24 Cans. $1.30 GREEN BEANS, CORN or Tomatoes No. 2 Tin .... .7 for HI 49c Tomato Juice 50-oz. Tin . 19c SQUARE DEAL FLOUR CS-lb. Bag Guaranteed 8c Pancake Flour HONEY DEW 4f ftp 3-lb. Bag lUt Entertained Altar Society. Mrs. Walter O'Brien was hostess to the members of St. Patrick's church ladies Altar Society on Wed nesday of last week, when the ladies sot together for a pleasant afternoon and to do their bit in furthering the church. Home fron the Hospital Bun Roberts, who received an ac cidental gunshot wound in his arm while trying to dislodge a bullet from the gun of a friend, was taken to the Veterans hospital at Lincoln and after some three weeks there was able to return home last Saturday. The wound is now entirely healed. Celebrated Passing Silver Wedding On January 15. 1914. Herman J. Rauth and Miss Ann Christensen were united in marriage and went to farming on the farm known as the Kennery place, where they have since made their home. On last Sunday, January 8, a number of their friends from Omaha and Valley came to pay their respects to this couple and en- oyed a very fine time and a good dinner. The reason for their coming a week beforehand was that they had an invitation to take their wedding day anniversary dinner in Omaha of long standing, and of course were not home yesterday. We extend congratu lations to this estimable couple who have been married 25 years. j HOLD TEACHERS EXAMS From Saturday's Daily County Superintendent Mrs. Lora Lloyd Kleck was holding a teachers examination at the office at the court house today. A group of the normal trainers were tere for the tests, the first that have been held since Mrs. Kleck took office. 2Sc SANTA CLARA Prunes 40-50 size, 3 lbs. 10-lb. Box, 79 IGA BRAND Soap Grains A&c Giant Size Pkg .VV Granulated Beet Sugar 10 lbs. ........ Blade Figs Cc S lbs. for ..... : Omar Flour 48-lb. oag and ?. XQ B-lb. bag, both.. VJL 'Ska! rU-FASMlONIDAU (IU HOSIERY WTTN&MC BOTTOMS OM 1 lb. 25C j I Am eat Department Round Steak Tender, Juicy Per lb ti V Sirloin Steak Choice Quality Per lb. 3)' T-3one or Short Cuts OTc Per lb. Bacon Squares Sugar Cured ff ff Not Sliced, lb. ic Calling J?ll Siural OeacAcrs, ,-SPupi'ls and tPatronsf That First weekly Prize! for Greatest Number of Votes Turned In by SATURDAY NIGHT, Jan. 21 in the i n m etsiirae&i't P u u Sponsored By Plattsmouth Merchants and the Plattsmouth Journal A little hustling for votes on the part of the teacher, pupils and patrons can easily put Your school out in front when the votes are counted for the first time at the end of this week. And in addition to winning- your choice of the teter-totter or outdoor basketball set, an additional prize of $5 worth pF beauty work goes to the teacher of school earn ing this first weekly prize. Isn't that worth working for? Nine other $25 weekly prizes to be awarded during the next nine weeks for most votes turned in that week, plus the grand .award of 3250 in playground equipment prizes at close of contest, on April 8. Contest Open to Rural Schools in Plattsmouth Trade Territory in Weekly Prizes EACH WEEK the school that turns in the greatest number, of votes during that week, '"t&tfes its choice of A $2$ Standard Teter-Totter OR Official Outdoor Basket Ball Set GOAISNETS and BALL ONLY 'ONE weekly prize to a school,-so - TEN different schools will share in this weekly prize distribution. WHO will win the first of these ten .weekly prizes by turning in the greatest num ber of votes up to and in cluding Saturday night, Jan uary 21st? Votes will be counted and prizes awarded each following Saturday .for ten successive weeks. . LETTERS "containing votes can be postmarked as late as Saturday of any week and counted on that week's total, same as if turned in person ally at Contest Hqrs. ' ALL VOTES turned ' in will ' be counted at end of contest on the Grand Prizes. ' WHAT T DO: 1 Trade with ; sponsoring merchants (listed be low) and save' your sales slips or other vote coupons. You get one vote for each penny on cash purchases made at participating: stores. - 2 Watch co-operating merchants ads for special votes. You get TWO votes to the penny on purchases made from the. ads, providing ad (or fac simile copy) is signed by merchant and the sales slip attached to show amount of purchase. 3 -Get a duplicate 'receipt for all money paid on old accounts '(60 days past due) .' THREE votes to the penny on all such payments.: 4 Sell your produce to a co-operating firm and receive THREE votes on each penny: 5 Buy home .made products1 and turn in wrap pers. 100 votes on each Casco butter carton; 50 ' votes on each bread wrapper , or slip from Plattsmouth Bakery products and 50 votes for each baby chick from Brink Hatchery. 6 THREE votes given on each penny of new or renewal subscriptions to Plattsmouth Journal (Daily or Semi-Weekly) and Job Printing. A bonus of 1000. extra votes on clubs of five Semi-Weekly yearly subscriptions turned in at one time or an order for farm sale bills. Triple the regular number of votes, on all back sub scription payments, Daily or Semi-Weekly. 7 -Sales Slips or Receipts must be claimed at the time of purchase or payment. Teachers, ask merchants how you can get unclaimed slips. 8 Turn in ALL . sales slips, vote coupons and wrappers to the TEACHER of your school, who will bring or send them to Contest Hqrs. A 2o in Grand Prizes You can't Lose, a Prize for Every School SCHOOL getting the great est total "number of votes during contest takes first choice; second high school, second choice; third, third choice, and so on down the line, of following prizes $87.50 Standard Merry-Go-Round 60 Swing and Trapeze 37 K. D. Whirl $25 12-ft. Slide 24 Bats and Balls 12 Kitten Balls Catch Ball to AH Others YOU DO NOT sacrifice any of your votes thru winning one of the weeklv prizes, as ALL votes turned in will be credited to your school in determining the grand prize winners at close of contest Saturday, April 8th. Every Rural School That Enters Gets a Prize IT'S EASY TO GET VOTES Nothing to sell or buy - - . just ask your friends to trade with sponsoring merchants and save their sales slips, butter cartons and bread wrap pers and turn them in to you so you-may bring or send them to contest headquarters! TeachersGet Record Blanks and Rules at Contest Headquarters! Plattsmouth Merchants AVlio Are Giving You These tlice Prizes: Knorr's 5c to $1 Store Ask Us for School Votes H. M. Soennichsen Co. We Always Help the School Black and White Grocery Save Our Adding Machine Strips Joe's New-Way Grocery and Mullen's Market School Votes with a Smile Hiatt Furniture and - Cappell Electric Remember We Give School Votes Weyrich & Hadriiba 'School Votes for the Children Lugsch, the Cleaner Always Look Tour Best Hinky-Dinky Store Bring: Our Ad tor Double Votes Hollywood Beauty Salon Trade Where You Get Votes Ladies Toggery We Appreciate Your Patronage Plattsmouth Journal School Votes with Subscriptions Bates Book Store School Headquarters Fetzer Shoe Company Where the Good Shoes come from Plattsmouth Bakery A Home Bakery Extra Votes Mauzy Drug Company Hig-hest Quality School Votes Rummers Conoco Stat'n Buy Where You Get School Votes ' Fricke Drug Store : Rexall Store School Votes . Wescott's Clothing Store We Want to Help Your School Kroehler Hardware If It'a Hardware We Have It The Style Shop Headquarters for Teachers Carl's Market Get Votes with Each Purchase OfeOUCo. Insist Upon School Votes Richey, Lumber, Coal Build Now Help Your School Tidball Lumber Company Repair and Help Your School Hild Service Station Quality Products School Votes Gamble Store Agency We Want to Help Your School J c 3 Playground Equipai't Plan Copyrighted by Mrs. N. E. Jackson V WurFs Grocery Good Grocery Headquarters Glen Vallery, Implements Trade Here Help Your School Brink Hatchery SO Votes on Each Baby Chick Plattsmouth Creamery Triple Votes on Produce Cloidt Service Station School Votes and Service Gobelman, Paper, Paint Car Glass Installed as You Walt Egenberger's Grocery Buy Where You Oet Votes Warga Hardware School Votes with All Purchases Kruger Paint Paper Store Votes on Work and Purchases Iowa-Neb. Light & Power Good Pupils make Good Citizens