THtoSDAY. ntJABY 2, 1929.
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PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY J0UBI7AL
REAL VALUES
ON SATURDAY
Savings and School Votes to
Week-End Shoppers at
Ladies Toggery
More than one hundred rayon
silk dresses, sizes 12 to 52, values to
5.93. Special,, $2.39.
One outstanding group of child
ren's coats, sizes 7 to 1C, values to
$10,00. Special. $3.98.
Indies' coats, values to $15.00 at
special price Saturday, $6.98.
New Spring wash print dresses,
sizes 12 to 52, guaranteed fast color.
A wonderful assortment of styles for
only 91.00 each.
Ladies' full-fashioned silk hose,
three-carrier construction, all sizes
and colors, only 69 pair.
New Spring shades in Munsing
hose, three-thread chiffon weight, or
seven-thread service weight. Com
plete size and color" range only 79
a pair.
Double school votes with all pur
chases if you bring ad for signing.
THE LADIES TOGGERY
Shop of Personal Service.
TO STUDY WAR HISTORY
TARKIO. Mo., Jan. 31. Prof.
It. P. Patterson, on leave of absence
this year from his duties as professor
of history and government at Tarkio
College, will leave Feb. 11 for Wash
ington, D. C, to spend two weeks
in the library of congress. Prof.
Patterson has spent the past four
months in the State Historical So
ciety library at Lincoln and in Om
aha doing research in connection
with his biography of the late Sen
ator Gilbert M. Hitchcock.
In Washington, Prof. Patterson
will make a special study of Senator
Hitchcock's leadership in the party
fight in the senate which resulted
In the refusal of the senate to ratify
the Treaty of Versailles. Senator
Hitchcock was the leader of the
minority forces.
Mr. Patterson will go to Boulder,
Colo, the last of March to spend the
spring quarter at the University of
Colorado where he is a candidate for
the doctor's degree in American his
tory and a Research Fellow in the
history department.
He expects to have his biography
ready for publication late this fall.
In connection with his study of Sen
ator Hitchcock's political activity In
Nebraska, Prof. Patterson has read
a hundred years of Nebraska news
papers including every Issue of the
World-Hesalt that has been publish
ed since it was founded in 1885.
- WILL PRESENT REAL TREAT
The Gleaners circle of the Meth
odist church are preparing to afford
a real treat to hte Plaltsmouth peo
ple as a feature of their St. Valen
tine's day program, to be held at the
church parlors on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 14th.
Mrs. Maude Smith Delavan, of
Omaha, author of the very popular
story, "The Rumelhearts of Rampler
Avenue," will be here to review her
book and which will be in the nature
of an antimated review by puppets.
Mrs. A. M. Herring unA Mrs. Helen
Polian, also cf Omaha, will assist in
the review.
This story of the adventures of
the Rumelhearts and their battered
trailer house which finally finds a
location in one of the exclusive
streets of a city, will be very, cleverly
presented and will be something that
all will enjoy in its splendid pre
sentation.
VISITS RELATIVES HERE
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley ot
Manley have as their guest and visi
tor their son, John Kelley of St.
Paul, Minnesota. Mr. Kelley is a
student at the St. Paul's Seminary
in Minnesota whore he Is studying
for the priesthood of the Catholic
church and during his two weeks'
leave of absence has been visiting
in Manley. and this city with many
f his former schoolmates and friends.
Mr. Kelley is a grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jirousek of this city.
JUNIOR LEAGUE POPULAR
Coach Hoffman's Junior high
league continues to show a great deal
of interest. Monday's game was
made up of ten teams. The opening
game with Cotner, Evers, Grassman,
Blunt, and Brizcndine won by a
margin of 4 to 1 against Dashner,
Dow, Keil, Shryock, and McBriile.
Another outstanding team was
Larson, White, Ilighfield, McMaken,
and Steppat who scored a victory of
17 to 7 over Dashner, Rice, Jacobs,
Traudt, and Richards.
RETURNS PROM WYOMING
Mrs. Everett Gooding returned
home Monday afternoon from Casper,
Wyoming, where she has been for
the past several weeks visiting with
her brother, John Speck and family
and with another brother, Carl
Speck, at the hospital at Casper.
Mrs. Gooding reports Carl as being
much better and while suffering
from two fractured legs, is showing
an excellent rate of improvement.
The injuries to one leg especially
made his case very severe but it is
thought now that this will clear up
infine shape.
LA PLATTE CHURCH NOTES
(Free Methodist Church)
Sunday. February 5tli
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching service at 11 a. m.
Children's meeting at 7:30 p. m.
Preaching service at 8 p. m.
Old fashioned preaching. The
little church with a big message.
K. K. BALLENGER.
Pastor.
I FLORSHEIM SHOES SULE i
T This money - saving A
This money - saving
sale on Florsheim shoes
ends Saturday, Febr.
1 1 . Come in now and
select you pair at
$7-85
EN I A JETTICK
Close-out sale of Enna
Jetticks for Women
any st3'le in' pur stock.
$3-95
WOMEN'S HEW FALL STYLES
All colors in this group of special
values. Sizes 4 to 9. AA to C, pair
We Give Rural School Votes Bring This
Ad with You and Get Double Votes
Phone
407
Klim SHOE-GK
H. F.Goos f
Prop. f
$.98
HONORED FOR SERVICE
The Nebraska Children's Home so
ciety has paid a well deserved honor
to one of the leading residents of
this city, Mrs. Ona Baird, a citation
for her wonderful work In promoting
the 'advancement of the society and
the aid of the children who are the
wards of the society.
For fifteen years Mrs. i'.aird has
Leen a member of the state board of
trustees and has just retired from
the post.
This has been a service that has
aided in the advancement of the
Home and with the other distin
guished members of the board she
has won the warm admiration of the
officers of the society.
A. C. Hanson, of Omaha, is the
president and R. C. Biart, of Belle
vue, the executive director of the
association.
MRS. THORNTON IMPROVING
The many friends of Mrs. D. R.
Thornton will be pleased to learn
that she is Bhowing a marked im
provement at the Clarkson hospital
at Omaha where she has been for
a short time. Mrs. Thornton was
operated on and for several days was
in quite serious condition but Is now
reported - as much better and is
thought to be out of danger.
Rubber Stamps, Targe or small,
at right prices at the Journal. '
WE ALWAYS PAY
Til? raSES
POULTRY, EGGS,
CREAM AND
HIDES
HOME DAIRY
Conveniently Located 5th and Main
- - Center of Business -Sectioa
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MEN'S
Dress Shirts
"Big
Brother
Brand"
o Sanforized Shrunk
OtNowilt Collars
Thousands of satisfied men sa7
it's the best looking, best wearing
98c shirt they can buy! Fin
count broadcloth in white,' and
many snart new patterns.
Work Shoes
"Star Brand"
98
Men's
Sweaters
Drastically Cut
Slipover, Zipper Front,
Button Front and
Pt. Zipper Styles
Values to $3.95
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Oil Tanned Uppers, Leather
and Compo Soles Pair
We Give Rural
School Votes
Young Men's
Bress
Trousers
PLEATED FB0NTS
AND REGULAR
MODELS
Values to $4.45
ON SALE AT
$.98
Soy's
Sweaters
All Wool
Slip Over and
Button Fronts
Sizes from 6 to 16
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Overalls $eT
& Jackets
Sizes 32 to 50, Ea. .
FOR BOYS:
1 to 11 . . . .79c
12 to 16 ... .89c
"RED BALL"
Overalls
8-oz. Sanforized
Shrunk Denim in
graduated sizes.
Sizes 32 to 42, at
per Pair . . . . . . .
We Give Rural
School Votes
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Our full line of quality foods ha won for u
many new friends each year; and we believe
you will find our values to equal any in town!
We know that our service and personal
attention cannot be beat because WE AIM
TO PLEASE. So give us an opportunity to
serve you today, won't :
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Green Beano
Tomatoes our
Corn
7 Cans
(5
$1.59
8c
Omar Flour
48-lb. bag and a
5-1 b. bag, both . .
QUEEN'S CHOICE
FLOUR
48-lb. Bag
Guaranteed
Pancake Flour
HONEY DEW HflC
3-lb. Bag
Pancake Flour
SHURFINE HfC
3 V2 -lb. Bag
Shurfine Light or Golden
Syrup JQc
Per Gallon
CASCO
Butter
Solids. It.
28c
(2
SUNSHINE QUALITY Three kinds, inc.
Chocolate and Vanilla Sandwiches, Fruit
Puffs and Chocolate Drops. Special, 2 lbs.
SANTA CLARA
Prunes
40-50 size, 3 lbs. . .
10-lb. Box, TOt?
Prunes
90-100 size. 4 lbs..
10-lb. box, 59o
Thompson Seedless
Raisins
2 lbs.. 15c; 4 lbs.. .
25c
25c
29c
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SERVE NOTHING BUT THE
besti-Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS
2lb. 29c
lib. 15c
Fruits uUegef able
ORANGES
Jumbo Size, doz 35
Large Size, doz 23
Med. Size, doz. ...... 18
GrapeSsrnif
Large Size, doz 29
Fing Grapefruit ffg
Sweet, Juicy. Each
3C
lO lb. BAG
New Cabbage
Solid Heads. Per lb
Macaroni or
Spaghetti 9Qc
5-lb. Box
Soda Crackers
SUN-RAY , -g?C
2-lb. caddy ........
RED BIRD
Matches 1!
6 Box Carton . .-. ; . . U "
Fresh Carrots
Green Tops. Bunch
Choice Radishes
3 Bunches for .
Crisp Celery
Large Stalk
Cauliflower
White Snowball, lb .
Ripe Tomatoes
2 lbs. for i -
Head Lettuce
Large, Solid Heads
New Potatoes
4, lbs., for
5c
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10c
2Qc
7V2C
25c
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CUTS DOWN
STOCKING
RUNS
SAVES
ELASTIC1TV
LOX FLflKES
REGULAR LARGE
ir 2 for 19c 22c
LIFEBUOY
3 for 19c
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GIANT LARGE REG.
57c 21c 9c
FOR "B.O."
PROTECTS
HEALTH
WASHES
CLOTHES
SPARKLING
WHITE
HI
ACTIVE
LATHER
FOR
COMPLEXION
AND BATH
UK SOAP
3 for 19c
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Oaaatad
STAYS SO
FRESH AND
SWEET
SPRV
3 Lb. CAN 1 Lb. CAN
51c 21c
Dill Pickles ORC
Big Jai
Peanut Brittle
Special ' Low Price A fQ
2 lbs. for.... Jl.W
Tomato
Juice UQc
50-oz. Tin y
Blade Walnut
55c
NEW IDEAL
DOS Food
3 1-lb. Cans i
SWEET SUE
Tall Cans 4 for
P & G
Soap S7c
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MEAT DEPARTMENT
WILSON'S
1 lb. Plig.
Pig TaUs CT1 .g
Neck Bones 2
Ox Tails ...
Pig Snouts ..... U
Choice Corn Fed Shoulder
Bee Roast, lb.. .
Any Cut Desired.
PORK STEAK or
Pork Chops, lb. .
1?C
WISCONSIN BULK
Kraut, per lb.
Wilson's Longhorn Full Cream ff 71,
Cheese, lb. . . & 2U
FRESH (7 to 9-lb. Average)
Pork Roast, lb. . . . .
..5c
Sugar Cured Not Sliced f fp
Bacon Squares, lb.. . . il
llz to 3-lb. Average.
. . . 70c
WILSON'S SLICED
Bacon, 5-lb. box
Pickled Fish - Oysters
Fresh Cat Fish
WITH DAWN TISSUE fjl k
ONE ROLL Or IGA PAPEIS TOIVELI lCtTlJ 0
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