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Firadosr and Ootlciirdosr OpppSolIc
Bargains and First Grade Qzzaltly crc Alzsays
Found at MULLENS llmriET
SteaCl9 Round or Sirloin QUALITY Lb. SS3
EJggO E&actt, Choice Shoulder Cuts, lb. . Q3
EJasoim, Fancy Lean, . . . . Lb. . H23
IHIaEImCi)QOE,gG, or SairacagG, 3 lbs.
IPIlattG EBull, Lean Ribs. Lb. . . .
IPocHs U&actt, 3 to 5 lb. Avg. Lb. .
ScuD0iggH IHIacnD, Half or Whole.- Lb.
I?EEl (5EnlpO, Lean Center Cuts. Lb.
EGg 2 ILaC30lji9 Fancy Quality. Lb .
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Lamb Shoulder Roasts, lb., 10c Lcsib Gtcv, ID., 5e
VJindnill or Duttcr-ut SALAD DDESOir::
1000 Island c? G andwidi Spread
8-oz. Jar, 23c Pint Jar, HQa Quart Jar, 2Cc
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Com, Farmer Boy, No, 2 . . 52
Salmon, Tall Cans, each . ICS
Pineapple, No. 2, 2 cans,23
Butter-nut Cofifiec, lb.. .3c
Dot. Hat Entecet, 2 oz. . . lc
BlccTi Pepper, B. N., 8 oz. 19s
Larg rg.; Cd ttedh-J'iic
Elaficiiimc, 1932 Crop. 4-lbfor t s i SQ
5E?im ETflaEioc or I?Gbt5.aQpoc EG
MaGai?imOy Elbow. Per lb.
I? SQ, Large Bars. 6,ipr
OsrciI"), Penick & Ford. Gallon ;
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Phone 324
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ENJOYS QUAKER TALK .
: Sunday .nooo a jyerjv interesting
talk was given in the international
broadcast .from the Columbia sys
tem. The talk was from Newcastle,
England, and" was given by Rev.
Ralph Wainworth, of the Friends
church. A number here heard the
program and among these was Mrs.
M. S. Brigg3, a member of the Friends
faith.
HAVE YOU A
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Gale?
Give me the informa
tion and I -will try to
find a buyer "or renter 1
0ALLOHS3S
J; Coivard Daub
Donit EhJ j., Phone 56
HOLD PLEASANT MEETING
The W. C. T. t7. held a most pleas
ing meeting on Monday afternoon at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Spengler
with a pleasing number of tbe ladies
in attendance.
The. devotons of the-meeting were
fed by Mrs, Charles Troop and fol
lowed by the regular business session
of the union .. .. ;i. : ' .
Mrs. Luke V. Wiles and Mrs. J. E.
Wiles gave a . most clever dialogue,
"Pro-Saloon or Prohibition," which
was well presented and much enjoy
ed. , .; . .
Mrs Robert Troop gave two charm
ing readings, ."Just a Plain Nebraa
kan" and "The Test" which were
given in the usual clever, manner of
this talented lady. - v
; Little Miss Elizabeth Ann Wiles
gave two pleating readings and Miss
Mary Kathryn Wiles two planoccoty
dlan solos that added greatly to the
interest of the meeting. '
Mrs. S. A. Wiles gave a paper. "In?
stltutes," which" took up the meetings
held to advance the'iwork Of the tem
perance organisations..
Miss Spangler served .dainty and
delicious refreshments af the close of
the meeting.
Ptattsmouth store offer every
shopping advantage of the larger
city, plus a paraonal contact t
tweeri buyer an aeller that moans
far mora than the "opportunity of
choosing from an extra shade or
two of pink,"
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THE W EWjJ SCaDEILDDAeCl
Special INTRODUCTORY PRICE Good Only
Saturday, October 8th
u per pair
FREE One pair good quality Leather Palm Gauntlet Gloves
with each purchase of a Lee Overall or Jacket at this price.
SEmOGC0EuT
The Largest Store in Cass County
PLEASE WEAR CAED3
f Those who represent certain char
acters in the Kangaroo Kourt par
ade this evening are requested if pos
sible to carry a sign designating just
what character they are representing.
Journal Want-Ads get results!
. The home of Mr. and Mrs. .Andrew
Rabb, Sr., in Orchard hill, was the
scene of a very pleasant family din
ner party Sunday, the children and
friends coming in to Join 'In the day
of real pleasure. After the fine din
ner. the remainder of .the day was
spent in visiting and a general good
time. " Those who enjoyed the occa
sion were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Clausen and daughter, Florence, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rabb and daughter,
Betty Jean; Mrs. Mike Rabb and
children, Mary Margaret and Theo
dore, Mr and Mrs. William Pfefferi
ail of Omaha; Mrs." Robert Denham,
Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rabb,
Jr., and children, Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Schmader and daughter, Violet, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Rabb, Sr. , and
daughter. Miss Hilda. !
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.ill Jwt Outside Y&tts
, mouth City Limits!
SNARL S. DAVIS
' . Exclusive Acent
, CIpn hm Reigns Bopresiie -
' 'fOIDAY and SATURDAY "
Make Our 'Store Your Headquarters Open Evenings
ir Al This Week with Special Bargains
10-qt. (fllvhnized Pails, each . . . .150
Cotton blankets, 70x80. Each . . V . . . 500
Menfs heavy Winter Sox, pair 90
Pencil Tablet, "Big 10" extra thick, each 70
4 bars Toilet Soap. . . 00
- t . DQS3 GLOVES AND MITTENS FOR
CORN 8HUCKINQ
inorr'c Popular Uaricty Store
Ktasonio Bldg., Just West of Corn Palace
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"HALF the worries of housekeeping are solved by buying your
provisions at Black & White. It has been a lot of pleasuie to
me learning how tc 'beat the budget,' and I can tell you it has
teen easy to do, with the low everyday prices at this store.
I believe every housewife would find her problems simplified
if she would start trading at Black & White and continue doing
so day after day, the year 'round. In June, when friends were
wishing us 'heaps of luck,' I looked forward with misgivings
to becoming mistress of my own home and assuming the duties
of buying and cooking but thanks to the shopping service at
Black & White, I have found my misgivings were ungrounded."
You too will Enjoy Shopping
the Easy D. & V. Way
GOLD DUST Lg. size "fl 0) c
The Leading Cleaning Solvent. Pkg. - - XL V
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Navy Beans, new crop, 5 lbs 190
Cider Vinegar, per gallon 250
White King, large size pkg 390
Fig Bars, fresh, 2 lbs. for 200
Corn, First Prize, 3 cans for 250
Plattsmouth Packed
Pumpkin, First Prize, lg. cans, 2 for . 150
Kraut, First Prize, lg. 2Y2 size can: . 00
S AOT FLUSH Special 4h
Closet Brush FREE with Bach Can, at - il
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Cash Store
MEAT DEPARTMENT 1
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Beef Roast,, our regular grade, lb. .
Corn Fed Native Nebraska Steers
Shoulder Beef Steak, per lb. , .
Veal Roast, A-l quality, lb. .'
Boneless Pork Roast, per lb.. ... .
. ' Very Cholco Quality
Center cut Pork Chops, 2 lbs
Pork Liver, 3 lbs.
Boneless Clear Pork Loin Paddies
Fresh Pork Tenderloin, per lb. . . .
Round Steak, per lb
Sirloin Steak, per lb
Bologna, 8 to 10 oz. rings, each . . .
Glazier's Frankfurters, Spec, lb..
Run 8 to 10 to the. Pound
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Here's more big news from our R3eat Department. We
have purchased the 4-H Club Baby Beef (Animal No.
1930) exhibited at the State Fair by James Schafer, Cass
county boy, and offer thl super-fine quality meat cut
from prize winning Beef, at the following low prices:
Baby Beef Steaks, lb.. . ... . 2C0
Baby Beef Roasts, lb. ...... 150
Baby Beef Rib Boil, lb. . . . 120
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for Lunch -
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Economical
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Full 2-lb.
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OH. SARDINES :.
Good grade Cottonseed Oil. . 6 cans
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Potatoes, Early Ohio, per bushel . . . 300
Full ,15-lb. Peek, 10o
Hard water Castile Soap, 50; 4 bars . 100
Fluffy Marshmallows, per lb 100
Chocolate Drops, 12-oz. for. . . . . .100
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STOCK SALT Hi grade RSc
100-lb. Bags. Special price, per bag - - VIPC
Peanut Brittle, per lb 100
Pink Salmon, 1-lb. tall can, 2 for. . .100
English Baked Goods, package. . . .320
Nobilit's Assortment Very Delicious
CASCO BUTTER Psrc -fl (P)c
Quartered, 20o lb. Sol Ids, -per lb. - -JLLcV
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Dononctration of Gudahy Jans
AT OUR STORE SATUHPAY
Generous portions from a large freshly baked Cudahy 5
Puritan Ham will be offered Black A Whits visitors thru- E5
out me aay saiuraay. no purcnass. necessary. This Is
merely an advertising plan to acquaint you wftn the de
licious flavor of Cudahy's Hams. However, you can buy
Cudahy's Pcrltan tlciho
12-14, 14-18 AvgPsr Ui.
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Cudahy's Puritan Bacon, 2 lbs. . ; . . . 350
Above Prices Good Only oh Demonstration Day
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