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but quality even more so! Then consider Hinlty-Dinlcy where
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Scroll Brand Fancy Red
Sockeye STEAK
flat can
3' for 3
II-re In ft vnlor ttant will be long rnnrmbmd.
Stfr before and perhaps never airala will faaer
red itfflk edition be offered so low. Quaatitlea
limited to mtoeka on band.
raw
This Ad for Friday and Saturday
FEGRUARY 10th and 11th, 1933
Red Raspberries, XiOganberries,
Pears, Blackberries, Peaches, Grapes,
Sliced Peaches or Fresh Prunes
Another typical Hlnky-Diaky otTerlna; on thene faaey
frnlta packed In rood yrop. Take advantage of It!
8-OZ.
Can
First Prize Narrow Grain
Medium Cans - -
4 to 6 lbs.
avg. wt. Lb.
Choice, tender, freah, cut from It. wt. ahanlder
Picnic Hams
Choice, tender, freah, cut Iroi
Shoulder Roast . lb.
Cholee eorn fed, V. S. Inapeeted Beef,
for oven or pot roaata.
gSll0" Porli Roast . lb.
Spare Ribs
Toand, tender, lean, for bi
Hound Steak
Pork Steak.
9
a . lb.' '' K(
Toand, tender, lean, for baklns or barbecue KJf
lb- 11
Choice nat. corn fed Beef for Swlaa r frying wVUKJr
Sliced from nostoa Bntta. Fine breaded
or fried plain.
01TCCaa2caSa. OdWUU pkg. Ea.
Swift's Coral brand at new low price, cello wrap
2 lbs. il Si
.7
Extra Large Texas Seedless
Tuit Ea.
Granef
oweer juicy aunnis
Oranges
23
Sweet Juicy Sunkist Navel
Lg. Size
. Dozen
Large Solid
Head Lettuce Ea. .
Large Stalks Well Bleached
Celery Each . . . .2
Carrots Lg. Bunches, ea. S
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Hinky-Dinky
COFFEE
Sweet Mild Blend
3 lbs., 55; Lb.
First Prize
PORK 8 BEANS
UTr.A pat ' TVT. Ol
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Crystal Granulated
SUGAR.
10-lb. Cloth Bag
Pure C & H Cane A7
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Pet, Carnation
3 Sm. 'cans, 10
Tall Can
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New Crop
2-lb. Bag
Wilson's Certified
Margarine
Best Quality
1-lb. Carton
Casco Creamery
BUTTER
SOLIDS -fl
1-lb. Carton. Ji fl
Quartered, ISc lb.
Eagle Brand Royal Anne (Jherries, No. 2yz cans 15
y an .Camp's Tomato Soup, per can ' 5
Banqueter Brand Small Peas, Fo. can 1V2
Del Monte Tomato Juice, No. 1 tall can 10
tuner's Kraut, No. 2 can, 8; No. 2i2 can 10V
First Prize Hominy, med. can, 5 ; No. 2 can, 3 for -25 .
Macaroni, Spaghetti or Shell Macaroni, 2 lbs ". 15
Choice White Cooking Figs, 3-lb. cello bag i 25
Choice Black Figs, 3-lb. cello, bag 25
Santa Clara Prunes, lge. size, 2 lbs., 15 ; small size, 4 lbs 250
Seedless Raisins, 4-lb. bag, 29 0; 2-lb. bag 15
Choice Blenheim Apricots, 2-lb. cello bag ' 29
A GOOD QUALITY 5-tIe Broom,
Oreen and Silver lacquered han
dles equipped witb nlckle plated
hansrrx. Ilroonu of equal quality
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73e In moat atorew. lie aure to ae
cure one of two at lb I low price.
Each . .
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reccing
1000 ISLAND or RELISH
O oz.
Jar
pt.
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1-lb.
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Kl. J. B. Co's.
ALADDIN 1-lb.
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2-lb
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Kl. J. B. Co's.
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Strawberry, Raspberry, Lemon,
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89
WHITE RING Granulated
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Firemen Have
Severe Time
in the Cold 1
Number of Volunteer Firemen Af
fected by the Gruelling Ordeal
of tiie Wohlfarth Fire.
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From W'etlnesday's Dally
The members of the Plattsmouth
fire department Tuesday demon
strated their Spartan courage as they
battled for practically the entire day
'the fire that eventually destroyed the
i Paul Wohlfarth home on North Sixth
(street.
Tne ngures . 01 ine nremen re
sembled icebergs as they stood hour
after hour with only brief reliefs,
battling with the elements of de
struction, the water that fell on
them turning to ice in an instant,
while the bitter and strong wind
beat unmercifully - on the faces of
the men. No highly paid or trained
department fought more courageously SI
.a n a "J a -a . . ' '
tnan tnese iccai men who naa lam
down their usual daily vocations to
join in the fight to save a home and
property of one of their fellow citi
zens.
The firemen were served hot cof
fee throughout the day at the August
Cloidt home near the scene of the
fire which proved a real boon to the
cold and tired firemen and a fire was
arranged in a shed at which the fire
men were able to snatch a few mom
ents during the day to try and dry
their ice covered clothing.
A large number suffered frost bit
ten fingers and cars a3 the result
of the hard fight, while Fulton Har
ris, civil engineer and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Creed Harris of Union.
was probably the most severely in
jured by the cold. The face of Mr.
Harris was almost frozen and it was
necessary to have him taken to the
office of a physician for treatment.
Carl Ofe, who just recently recover
ed from an Illness was also one of
those who suffered severely from the
cold and had to be taken from the
scene of the fire.
The firemen were again called to
the scene of the fire last night when
a blaze oroKe out jn the ruins of the
Wohlfarth homo and which was ex
tinguished to prevent spreading to
other properties.
The members of the department
last night were u entertained at a
lunch at the dining room of the
Brown cafe and where the regular
monthly meeting was held.
m
MAY REMOVE TELEPHONES
From Wednesday's Daily
The board of county commissioners
at their meeting today had up for
consideration the matter of the re
moval of telephones from the offices
at the court house. There are ten
telephones now in: use to serve the
offices and while they are a con
venience to persons wishing to se
cure information, the commissioners
feel that they can save a substantial
sum each month.
The question of the maintenance
of the telephone at the office of the
sheriff or using the telephone at the
jail for general business of the of
fice where communication is neces
sary is one of the matters under con
sideration. The county officials have offered
no objection to the removal of the
telephones which are largely a mat
ter of convenience to the patrons of
the various offices who can avoid a
personal visit to the court house
many times by calling by telephone.
Advertising will keep the wheels
of business turning, even In "de
pression times." Don't overlook
that fact, Mr. Merchant.
COLD, WINDY
NIGHTS
A LITTLE SPARK on the roof may
cause you a lot of damage and loss.
AN OVERHEATED Stove or Furnace
may start a dangerous fire in your
home that will consume all you have.
You are Careful
but
Are You Safe?
ENOW you are safe from financial
loss, and enjoy the comfortable feel
ing of dependable, Insurance protec
tion. The cost is small. Get it from
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Kidney Beans Hominy
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Peas
Norfolk Packing Co. Goods
MEDIUM TINS
c
Wax op Green Beans
Good Will, No. Q1
2 tins. 2 for - - 6It
Happyvale Tomatoes No.
2.V2 size cans. OQr
3 cans. for - - - CD
Oysters Largo IP-8-ox.
tin - - -Happyvale
Catsup Q
14-oz. bottle - - - JJC
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Prices for Thurs., Fri,, Oat, Feb.. 9
Soennichsen's Special ' Blend Coffee . . 100
3 lbs. for E5c
Toilet Tissue. IG A, 3 lge. rolls for .... 19$
1-2-3 Biscuit Flour, ready mixed . . . . 27
GRAPE FRUIT Ol
Tex. Seedless, 7 for lv
Juicy
HEAD LETTUCE
Solid Icebergs. 2 for
Crisp
15c
fl
CHASE & SANBORN
Med Coffee
and
1 pkg. Royal Gelatine
ANY FLAVOR
The Two Items for
Large Package I. G. A.
QUICK OR REGULAR
. 2 Tubes for
Del Monte
FIFES
Per 2
21e
3Se
7
SUGAR
io lb.
Bag. .
7
Palm Olive Beads, each ....... 50
Boss Flour, guaranteed, 48-lb. ... 690
Syrup, Golden, 5 lb., 25, 10 lb. . . 430 g
Oleomargarine, Red Rose, lb. . . 100
Casco Butter, 's, 100; Solids . . 170 jfj
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MEAT" DEPARTMENT
M Pur e Porlt Sausace
Plantation Seasoning. 4 lbs. - -
Spare Ribs
Cleaty and Lean. . 3 lbs. for
Pork Liver, sliced; lb. liSjt,
Pork Butt Roast, ,3 lbs; .: . : .250
Ham Pork Roast, lb.; . V- - 00,
Cheese, .Wise. Full Cream .130
Pork Steak, per lb. ; . ; 00
Fr. Frozen Strawberries .;.
with Short Cakes FREE '
Corn fed Beef Roast, lb. . . . 120
Round Steak, Swiss, lb. . . . 150
Sirloin Steak, lb. . . : .... .200
T-Boiie or Short Cut Steak . 200
Fresh Picnics, 6-7 lb. avg. . 50
Center cut Pork Chops, lb. . 90
-J . . . .. Small, Lean Chops
Narrow Bacon
Dold's Sterling. 7-8 lb. avg., lb.
Harnburcer
Freshly ground, All meat. 4 lbs.
25c
Plattcxnoutb'o Leadlnc Casb Otore
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Debate Team
Returns
Midland Meet
Wliile Losing in Opening Bound Local
Debaters Have line .exper
ience Hearing Contests. ,
The high school debate team, com
posed of Pauline Hoschar. George
Adam. William . Wetenkamp, and
George Luschinsky, together with
their coach, Mr. Pigley, took' part in
the Annual Midland College Tour
nament last week, hi which thirty-
two teams were entered.
Plattsmouth debated Tilden, Ne
braska In the first round and were
defeated, and then lost the second de
cision to Wakefield In the consola
tion period. Then in order to get as
much benefit from the many debaters
nresent. as possible, the local team
held two practice debates with Fre
mont and listened to i many others
with the result that they acquired a
lot of Information and help wnicn
will be rery valuable to them In ful
ture debates. Mr. Flgley began this
year without a single experienced de
bater, as the members of last year's
championship team .were . lost by
graduation. But despite these facts,
the Plattsmouth ktCud made a fine
showing in the tournament, and will
no doubt develop a strong team be-
for the season Is over.'
Arrangements are being made to
bring ' debating teams representing
ihe University of 'South. Dakota and
the University of Nebraska, here on
March 31 to debate "The Cancellation
of the War Debts." .
3 TnnmHC WalHnv rnmnan
4.
ATTEND BOARD MEETING
From Monday's Dil7
This mornlng: James M. Robert
son, president of the Nebraska Ma
sonic Home association, Attorney W.
A. Robertson, member of the board of
control and. W. P. Evers, Home super
intendent, were at Omaha to attend
the official board meeting.
The board of control meets each
month' on the fifth and this date fall
ing on Sunday, the meeting was held
today; "Mr.; Robertson,' as president,
presided over the meeting - and re
ceived the reports of the various com
mittees and tb Home management.
Abstract! of Title
4. Phone 324 Plattsmouth
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