THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1939.
PIATTSMOUTH SEHI - WEJEEXY JOUENAX
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GIEL BORN TO CLAR
ENCE McKINNEYS SUNDAY
An 8 pound girl was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. McKlnney
at the Methodist hospital in Omaha
Sunday evening at 10:30. The little
one was named Norma Gale. Mrs.
Josephine Janda and Mr. McKinney
were at the hospital this afternoon
and returned home with the report
that the little daughter and mother
are progressing very nicely. Mrs.
McKlnney was the former Miss
Norine Rea, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rea, who reside in Waverly,
Missouri. The McKInneys reside at
14 23 Main street.
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ular low price NOW during this
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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Ad fcr Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat., June 30, July 1
PHONE 93 and 95 WE DELIVER
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NEW
POTATOES
Wh. Shafters
Red Triumphs
10-Ib. Bag for
TOMATOES
Tex. Red Ripe
2 lbs.
19c
BANANAS
Golden Ripe
Per Lb.
(
1 PRESERVES
Yellowstone
Strawberry
2-lb. Jar 25c
4-1 b. Jar
k2:
49c
A SUGAR
BEET
10-Ib. Cloth
Bag for
UAIITALOUPE I Oc
FLOUR Lighthouse, 48-Ib. Bag. 89c
COOKIES MARSH MALLOW, lb. 10c
5c
LETTUCE
Iceberg, Solid,
Crisp Heads
EACH
5c
PICKLES 5SSTSS". .8r?"! .. . .25c
PEANUT BUTTER Es :Lrl. .25c
Dlflf I ETC n:iU Yellowstone
Quart Jar
15c
FLOUR Omar 5-1 b.
Bag
19c
ftlftFFFF BUTTER-NUT, Drip or 4C
UUll E Reg., 1-lb. Tin or Jar. . . fcUP
SALAD DRESSING B5JgV.20e
Mr. Farmer Bring Us Your Eggs
CASH or TRADE
MULLEN'S MEAT DEPARTMENT
Phone 95 and 93. We have Four Deliveries Daily
8:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
BEEF ROAST, extra fancy quality, ib 16
PLATE BOIL, 3 lbs. for 2S
HAMBURGER, fresh cut, 2 lbs.. 25
BEEF STEAK, Shoulder, per lb 19
PORK BRAINS
Bib c
SAUSAGE
PURE PORK
nib. us
PORK BUTT ROAST, lean, lb.. 1Q
FRESH PORK STEAK, 2 lbs. for .35$
PORK TENDERETTES, per Ib .30
FRESH PORK TENDERLOIN, Ib 35
BEEF TENDERETTES, per lb 30
Sunlight, American or Brick
CHEESE
2 lb. Box ......
43
VEAL BROWNIES, per Ib 25
LEG OF LAMB, Ib. 25
LAMB CHOPS, Ib ..25?
WE ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Cold Meats - Dressed Poultry - Dill and Sweet Pickles
Weather to Hot?
Wear Cool Clothes!
You will Find Large Array of Sum
mer Apparel for Dress Wear
or Play at the Toggery
With the sun shedding its scorch
ing heat upon mother earth. Cool
ness is the theme of Nelly Don fab
ric varieties. Crisp cottons, cool
sheers, rayon crepes and laces will
win your applause as the most re
freshing thing you have seen to date.
Prints take their cue from the fab
rics and are seen in small dainty de
signs. unecKs pur. in a gay appear
ance this season and will be heard
from again come fall. Colors are
light and dancing, soft and demure.
All of Nelly Don's fabrics, prints
and colors are decidedly cool cool
calculators against the heat waves,
giving you a fresh new start in that
long last act of summer. 91.95 and
up to T.v;. iou snouia see mem.
Play Togs Shorts and Shirt. A
good quality twill short with print
shirt. Sizes 10 to 16, suspender
style for only $1.00.
Slack Suits are popular and very
practical. We're featuring a two-
piece sanforized Palm Springs slack
set in or out shirt. High-waisted
slack with self-belt. Colors dusty
blue, aqua and rose. Sizes 12 to 20.
The price only 91.95.
New cool summer sheers, also some
prints. Sizes 12 to 52. Plenty of
styles to select from, and think of it.
these dresses are selling for only
91.00. Quantity sales enables us to
get the extra discount and pass the
saving on to you. You'll find dresses
of this grade usually displayed at
$1.39. Buy here and save.
Visit our Hosiery department see
the new mid-summer shades in three
and four-thread ringless cable-twist.
full fashioned. All sizes priced at
only 69 and 79 a pair.
Come in this week end and see
the many items in new merchandise
that have arrived this week. It's al
ways a pleasure to show you the new
and becoming modes. You are never
urged to buy at the Toggery, but we
do invite comparison of quality and
price, and on this basis hope to merit
your continued and increasing trade
If our service pleases you, tell your
friends. . . , y
please take noticfe our store will
be open Monday evening, July 3, and
up to 12:00 o'clock noon on the 4th
for last minute shoppers.
THE LADIES TOGGERY,
Shop of Personal Service.
OMAHA VISIT0BS HERE SUNDAY
JOINS JOURNAL FAMILY
Bert Jameson of Omaha stopped in
Wednesday evening en route home
from a trip to Weeping Water to
look after his farming interests, and
had us enter his subscription to the
Semi-Weekly Journal for the coming
year. For a long time, when they
were residents of the Weeping Wat
er neighborhood, the Jamesons were
regular readers of the Journal. "Ever
since we moved to Omaha" (several
years ago), said Mr. Jameson, "my
wife has been wanting the Journal,
ul we just never got around to sub
scribing till now."
The Journal's wide coverage of
Cass county news and the same low
price for its semi-weekly edition that
weekly papers charge, is bringing
many new readers, whom we welcome j
to the Journal's growing .family of
subscribers.
The members of the George Olson
family here have received the report
of the good condition of Mrs. George
Olson who is in the University hos
pital. Mrs. Olson was operated on at
the hospital some time ago and since
that time has been recuperating
there, and it is hoped that she may
bo able to return to her home soon.
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Miss Marjorie Emmert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Emmert of
this city, returned to Plattsmouth
Sunday after spending the past
month in River Sioux, Iowa, visit
ing with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Osman.
Mr. and Mrs. Osman are former resi
dents of this city.
Special Prices
Fortb'of July
ON ALL
POP - ICE CREAM
for Your Celebration
Reg. Bottles, case 24. . .75
Large Bottles, case 24. .90
Ice Cream, quart 25
HOME DAIRV
Corner 5th and Main, Plattsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kerbel of
Omaha were In this city Sunday
where they visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gradoville, Sr.,
the former being a brother of Mrs.
Kerbel.
Mrs. Kerbel has just returned to
her home from Portland, Oregon
where she spent the last three
months visiting her son. Dr. Adolph
Kerbel who is to be married some
time this summer. Her son is a
medical graduate of the Creighton
University in the year of 1928. Fol
lowing his graduation he was sent
out to Portland where he has since
been stationed. He is the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kerbel.
DEATH OF MRS. N. E. SCOTT
Word has been received here by
leaders of the Woman's club, of the
death at her home In' North Platte
on Friday of Mrs. N. E. Scott, a for
mer state president and long leader
of the club work in the state. Mrs.
Scott was known to many of the
local club women with whom she
was actively associated.
Fair to the
East of Us; Fair
to West of Us
Some Loyal Supporter of Kom Klub
to be Rewarded with Trip for
Two to One or Other.
When the sun rises in the east
and when it goes down in the golden
est, it shines down upon a World's
Fair in each case. With two World's
Fairs in full bloom at the same time,
even out here in the middle west we
ore fast becoming World's Fair mind
ed and quite a few Cass county peo
ple have already seen or plan to see
one of the big shows some are con
sidering the circle tour to take them
both in.
If you would like to go to either
of these fairs and take somebody
with you and both of you go first
class with a free seven day tour of
the fair, here is something of great
interest to you:
The King Korn Klub, colaborating
with the Junior Chamber of Com
merce and the Junior Woman's club,
are sponsoring two first class free
trips to either World's Fair the one
of your choice.
Certainly you cannot afford to miss
this opportunity. For further infor
mation see any member of the orga
nizations mentioned above. This is
almost too jrood to be true . . . but it
Id true, every word of it.
VISIT RELATIVES HERE
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Garrett and
daughter, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
with Floyd Garrett of Nebraska City,
were here Saturday to spend a short
time and at Omaha where they visit
ed with Mrs. G. W. Olson of this
city at the hospital. Mrs. Olson Is a
sister of the Messrs. Garrett.
HERE FROM CHICAGO
Mrs. George Bouzeoten and chil
dren, Mary and Gus of Chicago, are
here to visit at the hom of Mr. and
Mrs. George Con is, Mrs. Bouzeoten
being a cousin of Mrs. Conis. They
will also visit other relatives in this
part of the west.
flgKCALS
From Monday's Dally
William Holly was here over Sun
day to visit with his son, W. R.
Holly and a number of the old
friends.
Edward Barker was at Omaha to
day where he was calWd to look after
some matters of business and to visit
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd S. Tutt, of Mur
ray, were ht-re Sunday for a short
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Pitz. the former a brother of Mrs.
Tutt.
James Philpot, of Ftapleton, Ne
braska, is here to spend the day look
ing after some matters of business
at the court house. Mr. Philpot is a
former resident of r.ear Weeping
Water and brother of Charles Phil
pot. Mrs. B. G. Wurl was in Omaha to
day for a few hours attending to
some matters of business.
Miss Lillian White was a visitor
in Omaha today wh-re she ppent the
time visiting her sinters at that
place.
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Sports Wear For ftTi ffi .f. j f$L ,
All The Family! A' mtW
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SHIRTS and Misses' Twill CrC t.rC
Hopsacking
SLACK SUITS
$.95
Tailored slacks and
contrasting color
blouse. Sanforized
shrunk. Sizes 14 to 20.
Girl's Fast Color
PLAY SUITS
59c
Bright 80 square
prints with halter
necks and sun backs.
Sizes 7 to 14.
Headkcrchief . . . 10c
s lac ic s
$3, Each
Mannish cotton shirts,
pencil striped spun
cotton anjd rayon
slacks. Misses' sizes.
Misses' Shorts . 1 .59c
FARMERETTES
Becoming colors com
fortable style. Adjust
able suspender straps
for perfect fit.
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600L SUmil!? HiESSES
For Your 4th of July Holiday
$g).95
Featuring All The
Newest Summer
Fashion Details
Charming frocks in flattering styles for misses' and
.youthful models for more mature figures. Snowy white
and cool pastel colors. Sizes 14 to 52.
SMART WHITE HATS
Large Selection To Choose From!
Tiny pill boxes or wide brims in glisten
ing white tabrics and straw. Perfect com
plements to your summer frocks. Styles
for young and old
Other Styles at
. -$1.49
Women's Huarache Type
White Oxfords
.98
The newest, coolest style for sport
and dress. Sizes 3 to 9.
Multi-Raffia Sandals, $2.45 Values at . . $1.39
6ME1I'SSLACK SUITS!!
Neatly tailored linen finish crash.
Wear the shirt in or out.
$2-45
Oilers at
S3.45
Men's Sport
SHIRTS
$1
For cummer
comfort. Sports
neck may be
worn open or
closed.
Others at, SCe
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Washable Slacks
$1.45
Sanforized, fab
ric shrinkage
less than 1
Fast color
plaids. Sizes
29 to 50.
Other Slacks ati ,
$1.65 & $1.95
Men's WHITE OXFORDS
Wing Tip and
Perforated
Styles
Leather Sole
'Star Brand
Slack Socks.
Straw Hats . .
. 15c & 25c
$1 to $1.95
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