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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2S. 1937.
PLAN TO LEAVE CITY
or!
Tuesday eveninsr tho nionibers
the board of health visit 1 the build-1
bv the
hern quartered hero for the past ten NAMED PRESIDENT OF
da vs. I STATE FAIR BOARr
The board fo-.irwl that the condi-j
Fop Gash Prices
For Top Prices
on All Your
Poultry, Eggs, Cream
Hcrse-Cow Hides
COME TO
t;e;i3 there vere ni:t xv.o voi aim; i iis itiuuiy irieims in uoii. vv . i.
. of I'liion, loii time state
uiiator and at piesent serretary of
agriculture at Lincoln, will join with
South Sixth street, occupied after a conference of t!u offi.-ials and Ilannin;.
band of Romanies that have
the leaders of the tribe, it was agreed
that the gypsies would leave the city
Friday mornins and to remain away
from this city in the future.
RECOVERING FROM INJURY
The friends of Mrs. IT. G. Mc
f'l'isky are pleased to see her about
at;aiii after being kept at heme over
six weeks with a severely sprained
ankle. Walking U still rather difti
cultv for her due to the injury.
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RELATIVE IN DANGER
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Mis 1 P. White has received no
flF j--j frraEwr V f,,d f,om hev cousin- M,s- Conner'
N1 i IHSiH K flfitfHq X, who works in an office in Louisville,
uuvaauv ujvluu y Kv Mrs white spent ht,. girlhood m
Conveniently Located at Corner of Xcw Albany so has many accjuaint
Cth and Main, Plattsmouth rncos jn danger in the flood area.
The Money is Heady
to BUILD . . . BUY ... or IMPROVE your
home. If assistance is needed, inquire of us
for
A Federal Direct
Reduction Loan
cn easy monthly payments for term of 5 to
15 years, as preferred, with full prepayment
privilege.
Promnt Service, No Commissions
Small Eznense
thru
Neb. City Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n
FIFTY YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE
the Journal in
the feeling of
pleasure prev
alent a m o n g
h i s acquaint
ances all over
the state upon
his election as
president o f
the Nebraska
State Fair
Hoard. M r .
Rami in 5 has
long been a
'member of the
board and a
tireless worker for the success of the
Nebraska state fair both in the
pre-depression years when record
breaking attendances were rolled up,
and in the later years when crowds
dwindled and revenue was insuffi-
jcient to meet the bills.
Discord and criticism did not de
ter Mr. Banning and his associates
on the board from continuing to work
for the success of the affair and it is
pleasing to note that the last couple
of years have seen the tide turn and
success acain crown the efforts of
this group of men. We feel sure the
Nebraska state fair will go on to fur
ther success this coming year under
the able leadership of 'Rill" Ran
ning and ether members of the board
who were named at the election of
officers last week.
CHILD HAS HAND FROSTED
Mrs. Hubert Dew, of Omaha, has
hfci visiting in the city with her
seven-nionths-old daughter. 'Yvonne.
The little daughter suffered the
frosting of her hands Friday night
while sleeping. The child seems to
be in no great pain except when the
hands are touched.
E KING OF THE TREED
OMAHA PARTIES WEDDED
Tuesday afternoon at the court
house occurred the marriage of Miss
Leona Fitzgerald and Mr. George I jgg
Henry Rurney. both of Omaha. The 13
parties were married by Judge A. H. 1 rzz
Duxbury.
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RELATIVES IN FLOOD AREA
Mr. and Mrs. Val Rurkel have had
a great deal of anxiety concerning
Mr. RurkeTs two sisters and two
brothers who live in Portsmouth,
Ohio. They were unable to reach
them by wire. However yesterday,
word arrived that they had to leave
their home but are now dry and safe
"lthough the city is under water.
Get your new 1937 World Almanac
f.t the Bates Book Store.
Poultry Wanted Fri. & Sat.
Hens, 5 lbs. up, lb. . 140
Hens, under 5 lbs, . . 12c
Leghorn Hens, lb. . . 100
All Springs, Stags. 100
Leg. Springs, Cocks. 8c
Horse Hides, ea. .$4.00
Full Head and Tail
Cow Hides, lb 7c!
Eggs and Cream
Will pay you full market value, but ,
innnssihl tn mint nrire on these ; "
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commodities at this time.
We Appreciate Your Business
A. R. CASE & CO.
West of Ford Oarage
Our One Great Sale oe The Year
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Every Dress Made of Needleized Quadriga
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SOENMCHSEN'S
PLATTSMOUTH,
NEBRASKA
Tomatoes n2 8 for
.5 1?
GOOD BRAND
I Spinach no!
CAMPBELL'S
No. 2VZ, 2 for 2Sc
2 Cans, 3 for. .
2 for 15c
n f 2 ror 15C
i lomafo Soup 4&, ...iOo
HI
EUREKA FANCY CUT
Wax or Green
No. 2 Tins. Each .
TASTE WELL
ied Beans "n2 Each . . .
latsiip 14 oz. Mtfe .
KRISPY SODA
1 rackers 2 lb. daddy 29g
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SLB. WICKAGE S!,
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Our Sales are
Increasing
More and ' more people
are buying this fine coffee
rich and winey. You,
too, will like this coffee.
Per Lb.
27c
This is our new Ho-
cart voltee Kehner.
With it we are able to
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pulverize or to Tg- j XX
grind it fine, tU?JC
m e a i u m or
coarse to
individual re
quirements
r,ALt w. i; .5 . . il
your ;i j I4ij--'
1 re- A-.iL I feii-!
Combination Special
Kellogg CORN FLAKES
Pkgs. with 1 Pkg. Fep and Cereal Bowl
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE J
Wen Up. Med. size tins, 3 for
BAKER'S COCOA
i2-lb. Tin, 9c ; Mb. Tin
HALLOW'EE DATES
2 lbs. for
2c
14c
19c
Fancv Whole Segments
Shurfine GRAPEFRUIT
No. 2 Tins, 2 for
DOMESTIC SARDINES
Cottonseed Oil. V4 size tir.s, 6 for
IMPORTED SARDINES
Olive Cil. 14 si-e tins, each
M. J. B. COFFEE
Mb. tin, 31c: 2 lbs
25c
10c
5Qc
Here is a Good Deal
2 Large Ivory and
2 Medium Ivory all for.
Lihby Mixed Yellowstone Standard Pack
Fruit Compote I (Ln Preserves Sweet Corn 7An
Per lb Imitation. 2-lb. jar No. 2 Cans, 3 for
Gcoch's Best Edwerds Tcnderired Hunt's Fancy
FLOUR 7Q Marshmallows JC Fruit Cocktail
2-1 lb., SSc ; 43 lb.. Cello wrapped. Lb iiU N0. 1 tin. 14c : No. ?. &4'
Champion (Assorted) Hunt's Superior Rsd Omaha Family
Preserves Alaska Salmon Laundry Soap C)C
Imitation. 4-lb. jar 'J' Mb. Tall Can 10 Bars
Omar Flour gf Qg Casco Butter LC PRUNES 0?C
24 lb., S1.G5; 4S... Solids, Mb. carton 3 lbs. for
Meat Department
Featuring
Armour's Sir and Cud
ahy's Puritan Corn
Fed Beef
Swiss Steak
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SWISS STEAK
Swiss Steak
Anv Thickness. 3s
Corn fed Shoulder Beef Roast, lb. . . 180
Beef Hoast shoulder . .J 5c
Fresh Pork Brains, lb 12L
Fresh Pork Liver, lb 12C
Fresh Pork Hocks, lb , !2j
Delicious Boiled with Kraut cr Beans
Sauer Kraut, 2 lbs. for 150
LAHO Rendered fB B 28C
Fresh Oysters, pint 2$
Milk fed Mock Chicken Legs, each . . S
Fresh Fork ioast ft?, 18c
SALT HERRING
Milkers, keg. .950 Mixed, keg
Cudahy Puritan Beef Liver, lb. .
030
Pork Ohops
Center Cuts Any
Thickness I Fine
Baked or Breaded. . .
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Fruits Vegetables
New Potatoes f
Vs. for
Herd Lettuce 1f
Gelid Iceberg. Lr.ch
Rutabagas flftg
3 lbs. for -
Eananas
Finn. ripe. Lb
New CcLbage
Texas. Per lb
Cauliflower Q2
Per lb.
Juice Crcnges ?lC
Large , Texas. Doz
Calif. Navels $$2
Per dozen -
Celery
Large tunch
Brcccoli J
Per bunch "-
CarroU C
Per buncn
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endwich Spread
Quart jar fa?"
?iacarcni or ,
cpaghetli
51b. Box
Sturgeon Bay
Red Pit'd Cherries )flc
No. 2 tin, 15; 2 for
Fine for Sauce or Pies.
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