MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1939.
PAGE SIX
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI- WF,TfrT JOUBJTAL
LOSE GAME THURSDAY
The local American Legion base
ball team was at Omaha Thursday
afternoon to play a return with the
Holmes Recreational parlor team, the
locals losing the contest 9 to 3.
The Plattsmouth team led 3 to 0
up to the last of the third when the
Holmes team scored one. The fifth
and sixth1 innings saw theb lowup of
the contest for the locals, three scor
ing for Holmes' in the fifth and four
in the sixth frame.
Sedlak and Noble labored on the
mound for the locals while Phil
Hps did the receiving. Howard and
Vacantl were the batteries for the
Holmes aggregation.
Now in Progress!
HINKY-DINKY
WEEK!
A Week of
Wonderful Values!
Our Mother's
cocoa -a rc
2-lb. Can dLZM
Del Monte Sliced or Half
PEACHES
&2. 15c
Doz. Cans, $1.7S
Spare Ribs
lean, Meaty 4 Co
2 lbs .' 1SC
Bee Hearts Qc
Young, Tender, lb
Tender, Nutritious
Pork Liver Qc
Hamburger
Freshly Ground Beef fp
Cuts. 2 lbs. for
Pork Chops JGc
Choice, Lean. Lb
Bee Steak
Tender U. S. Graded 4Ap
Shoulder Cuts. Lb.JL"W
Standard Quality
TOMATOES
Kuner's Fancy
KRAUT
4 for 29c
Doz. Cans, 85
Cantaloupes
Calif. Pink Meat, Sweet p
Vine Ripened. 2 forA3
Tomatoes
Firm, Bed Eipe Texas 4Aa
2-lb. Basket
Fresh California Green Top
Carrots Qc
Large Bunches, 2 for
Hew Cabbage
Fresh, Solid Mississippi
Per lb. 35
Strawberries
FFcy. No. 1 Missouri AAn
Aromas. 2 full Qts. LtW
Per Crate, $3.25
Hew Potatoes
No. 1 Calif. Shafter Offf
Whites. 10 lbs. fori&
Sunrise Sweet, Mild
COFFEE
"I.. 39c
Big 4 White Naptha
SOAP 00C
10 Giant Bars
Kellogg's
CORH FLAKES or
Post Toasties -J WJq
2 Large Pkgs Ji. U
Staley's Syrup
(Golden)
Ad for Plattsmouth, Tuesday,
Wednesday, June 6-7
(We reserve the right to limit
Quantities of the above Items)
Price and Service
Features at Toggery
Your Shopping a Pleasure when You
Visit This Apparel Shop with
Its Large, New Stocks
"Wise bHyers are finding it pays to
shop at The Ladies Toggery, where
personal service is combined with
moderate prices. Your attention is
called to the following which are
but a few' of the many seasonal ar
ticles you will find displayed at the
Toggery this week:
Play Suits in gay prints of fine
fabrics, sizes 12 to 20. Dance and
play the American way in Sally Play
Togs, priced at only $1 95.
Play Togs for 'teens only just for
girls' sizes 10 to 1C. Twilled suspen
der short with printed polo shirt.
Price for short and shirt, complete
suit, only $1.00.
Slacks and Farmerettes. Conie-Jn
and see these new styles. They are
certainly beauties. Sizes 12 to 20.
Priced at 31.2D to $3.95.
Final clearance on Spring Coats
and Toppers. You will need one of
these new cool toppers for your va
cation or to slip on in tne cooi
evenings. Priced at S2.98 up to
SIO.95.
Shirley Temple and Cinderella
Frocks for little sister. Sizes 3 to
15 years. Over 50 new styles to se
lect from. Priced at $1 OO and
$1.95. """
Miss Thrifty Princess Slips. A
crown tested rayon fabric is your
assurance that this garment has been
laboratory checked and tested and
approved for fabric strength, fabric
purity, seam strength, washability
and size manufactured with patented
under-arm feature, adjustable shoul
der straps, shadow proof panel. In
sizes 32 to 4C. all colors. Priced at
only $1.19.
New summer sheer Dresses just
received in three price groups $1,
$1.95 and $2.95. These are very
outstanding garments sheer and
will look well after many tubbings.
Handbags! Beautiful new styles
to complement all active summer
costumes. Smart, all white attrac
tive grains include aligator, pig-tex.
Ealinna crash, calf and crushed calf
priced at only $1.00.
DRAWS DOWN FINE
From Saturday's Daily
This morning In the county court
on the complaint of a represen
tative of the state liquor commission,
a complaint was filed against a young
man residing near this city, charging
him with misrepresenting his age for
the purpose of purchasing liquor. The
young man who was with a party of
other young people, called at one of
the local package liquor stores and
desired to purchase some refresh
ments. He was questioned by the
party in charge and stated that he
was of legal age for the purchase of
the liquor. As the youth emerged
he was grabbed by a representative
of the liquor commission and the li
quor taken and offered today in evi
dence in the case.
The court after hearing the facts
of the case and the plea of the de
fendant assessed a fine of $10 and
costs for the offense.
RETURNS FROM COLLEGE
Miss Frances Cloidt has returned
home from Columbia, Missouri,
where she has been attending
Stephens college, stopping on her re
turn home at Kansas City, Missouri,
where she visited with her friend,
Miss Norma Lee Clyatt. Miss Maxine
Cloidt accompanied her sister, called
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E.
Hartford, (Marguerite Lynn) for
merly of this city, Mrs. Hartford be
ing a sorority sister of Miss Cloidt.
The Plattsmouth ladies learned while
there that Mrs. C. E. Hartford had
been quite ill at her home in Florida,
suffering from pneumonia. Mr. Hart
ford, long an invalid, is also not do
ing so well..
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. George Kalasek was taken to
Omaha Thursday where she under
went a major operation at the Clark
son hospital Friday morning. Mrs.
Kalasek has not been the best of
health for some time and her condi
tion was such that an operation was
necessary in the hope of giving her
some permanent relief from the ill
ness.
REPORTS FINE RAIN
From Friday's Dally
Attorney J. C. Bryant of Ashland
was among the visitors at the court
house today. He reports that the vi
cinity of Ashland had a nice shower
Tlra'sday night and this morning a
half inch rain that did much good.
PROVE GOOD SURGEONS
James Brown and Cack Lorenz,
two of the young bird lovers of the
city, have proven themselves real
surgeons in caring for Ibe injuries of
birds. A short time ago a pigeon, a
wing broken by the effecls of a bul
let fired by someone exterminating
the bird life, came to th Brown
home, limping into the shelter oi
this haven. The boys placed a splint
on the wing of the bird and it has
so far recovered that it was able to
t?y away and join its mates. The ac
tion of the boys is most commendable.
TO VISIT IN CALIFORNIA
From Thursday's Dally
Mrs. Paul Vandervoort and son,
Paul III left this morning on the
Challenger for Burbank, California
where they expect to spend some time
visiting friends and relatives. Dur
ing their stay in California they will
be guests of Mrs. Vandervoort's
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bulin.
HAVE PLEASANT VISIT
Miss Olive Jones, local librarian,
has had the pleasure of having a
number of guests with her, including
Mrs. 3. Dal Jones, sister-in-law of
Mis3 Jones; G. Dal Jones, Jr.,
nephew; and Mrs. Joseph Kane, a
niece, all of Evanston, 111. The gueBts
returned home Monday.
HERE FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stokes and
Mrs. Marie Richards had as Mem
orial day guests, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
A. Green and family of Omaha. Mrs.
Stokes and Mrs. Richards are a sister
and niece, respectively, of Mrs. Green.
SHOWS RAPID IMPROVEMENT
The condition of Bronson Timm,
who is at the Clarkson hospital, at
Omaha, continues to improve. The
patient has shown sapid progress and
it is hoped that he may be able to
return home by the end of the week.
VISITS WITH OLD FRIENDS
Dr. Elmer Nelson, of Seminole,
Texas, was here Wednesday evening
for a short time visiting vith his
old friends. Dr. Nelson was at one
time an operator for the Burlington
at Oreapolis and later studied as an
osteopath and has been in practice for
several years. He has been east and
is now on the way home. While here
he was a guest at the home of Coun
ty Treasurer John E. Turner and Dr.
O. C. Hudson.
ED SCHULH0F IMPROVING
The friends of E. H. Schulhof, who
are legion over Cass county, will
be very much pleased to learn that
his condition at the St. Joseph's hos
pital at Omaha is very pleasing to
the attending physicians. Mr. Schul
hof is resting well and showing the
most favorable reaction to the oper
ation. He is being kept quiet and
allowed only a few visitors as he is
recuperating.
DRAWS DOWN JJNE
Thursday afternoon in the county
court Duane Clark was arraigned on
a complaint by County Attorney Wal
ter H. Smith, charging the defend
ant with intoxication and resisting
an officer.
The court after hearing the evi
dence in the case as to the intoxi
cation of the young man and at
tempts to resist Officer Herbert John-,
son, gave a fine of $25 and costs on
tho charge of intoxication and on the
charge of resisting an officer, thirty
days in Jail.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
From Thursday Dally
Mrs. M. E. .N'Jenart. who has been
recuperating at the St. Joseph's hos
pital fr,om a recent operation, return
?ii tc her homo in La Platte, last eve
ning. Mrs. Nier.ari, who underwent a
major operation, 13 showing rapid
improvement but it will still be some
time before she will be able to re
sume her usual household duties.
FINED FOR INTOXICATION
FINED ON TRAFFIC CHARGE
In the county court Wednesday
afternoon Harry Roach was arraign
ed on a charge of driving onto a pub
lic highway without first bringing
his car to a full stop. After hear
ing the plea of guilty of the defend
ant, the court assessed a fine of $10
and costs.
(M 'NEW S
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Smart SUielW SUN W
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Men's Ensemble
SPORT
SUITS
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Slacks in many styles v
and colors. f
ANKLETS
Bright All-Over fl (?TlC
Stripes. Pair ...... iU J)
Turkish Towels
Plaid patterns.
Size 20x40. Each . .
SPECIAL!
72x90 SHEETS Uc
Good Quality, ea J1 S'
PILLOW CASES, ea 10c
SUN
SUITS for Children
New Novelty
Patterns
it's time to buy your
New Summer HATS
Here they are! The styles C
prettier than ever this sum-
mer! White and colors.
. Women s Huarache
White Oxfords
.98
$1
Comfortable
LIGHT weight.
Suitable for
dress, wear and
sports! Leather
soles.
Wear Them For
Sports and
Lounging
This Summer!
Smartly tailored shirt and
slacks in nainral color slab
weave crash. For cool sum
mer comfort, the well-made
shirt may be worn either in
or out.
Other Sports Suits
3.45 & 3.75
WASHABLE
SLACKS
Waist Sizes 30 to 42
$.45
Neatly tailored from
smart cotton suitings.
Sanforized fabric will
not shrink more than 1 ru
Other Styles up to. . . .... $2.95
SPORT
SHIRTS
Men's Sizes
Cool, fast color shirtings !
Lined sports collars and
short sleeves. May be
worn in or out.
Other Styles at 49c and 79c
I &z
HMW HUhfa m AVMfciV.MEg
Women's and Misses
BATHING SUITS
ONE PIECE j
SATIN LASTEX
Breath-taking style in gleaming satin lastex!
Uplift brassier top. Assorted colors.
LASTEX DRESSMAKER SUITS at $3.45
BATHING CAPS
Aviator style caps that are
practically water-tight! Hair
lined pattern, molded to. look
like waves. White and colors.
CHILDREN'S SWIM SUITS
i . . . 39c
-.1 J
100 per cent Wool! MEN'S
SvvSm Trunks
Snug fitting style in popular colors. Contrasting color belt
and slide fastener pocket for valuable. Elastic supporter.
BOYS' ALL WOOL
swim TRUNEtS
ic
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Favorites with young fellows! The
colors: Maroon, Royal Blue, Navy.
Cass County's
Largest Store
(MD01)0in)
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Plattsmouth.
Nebraska
j Ittti imu aim If Amy IW
From Saturday's Dally
Edward Smith of Pacific Junction,
was fined $5 and costs this morning
In police court. He was arrested last
evening and charged with intoxica
tion, "contrary to the peace and dig
nity of the people of the state of
Nebraska."
WILL VISIT IN CITY
Airs. M. T. Lasley, of Honnlwell,
Missouri, arrived Friday to enjoy a
visit here at the home of her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Rosencrans. She will enjoy a
visit for the next few weeks in look
ing over the many places of interest
in this section.
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OlacIt&Uhite
This Ad for Tues. and Wed.
Our Delivery Service: Six out
going trips daily. Truck leaves
the store for territory north of
Main street at 8:30, 10:45,
1:30 and 4:30. For territory
south of Main street at 9:30
and 3:00. Phone your order!
IGA BRAND
Soap Grains tf7c
Giant Size Pka
DAWN
Toilet Tissue HQc
Large Rolls... 3 for J
STEAM TREATED
LIGHTHOUSE
Cleanser
3 for
10c
IGA FINEST QUALITY
Soap Flakes f q
Per Pkg
IGA BRAND
Grdpo Juice 9Qc
Quart Bottle "
Tomato
Juice
50-oz. Tin .
Peanut Butter
IGA RED CAP iJOr
1-lb. Jar JIV1'
90-100 Size
Prunes
4 lbs. for 25
25-lb. Box
90c
SUPERIOR SWEET
Pickles 0c
Full Quart
BLUE EIVEB.
Dill Pickles flOc
Quart Jar
SHURFINE
Apple Butter flKc
Full Quart
23c
Bab-O
2 Cans
LARGE NEW
Potatoes
10 lbs. for
Pineapple
2 for
Cantaloupe
on Ice. 2 for
New Peas
Fresh, Tender. 4 lbs.
2Qc
25c
25c
25c
cat Department
BIB and LOIN CUT
Pork Chops flffn
Per lb.
Pure Lard
3 lbs. for
25c
Pioneer Bacon
End Slices f"fo
5-lb. Box S"
Smoked Sausage
Wilson's Certified
Per lb.
2Qc
Free Lighted Parking Lot in
rear of our store. Watchman to
guard your car on Wednesday
and Saturday nights. Use it!
