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PIATTSKOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1924.
piling
JUST
o
YOU
WANT
Wl MOM RUT
of a quality that is of assured goodness and at a
price that keeps you from worrying about making
the food budget stretch over the desired time!
Van Camp's or Swift's
PORK BEANS
6for!
No. 300
Can
5c
Michigan
NAVY BEANS
3-lb. Bag-, 15 10-lb.
5-lb. Bag;, 5 Bag
47'
QUAKER OATS
Quick or Regular
20-oz. Q
Pkg;. - JC
48-oz. pkg
.17'
Big 4 White Naptha
SOAP, 10 ES; -2,1c
lllft V.M'K. COCOA IIARDWATKK OH
Tou.K-T so'1- 6 Giant Bars, 25c
MSP
Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat., Nov. 16 and 17
POTATOES U S Grado No. 1
AVIIITKS
Kino for V1
$1.29
wisnixsix Rorxn wiiitks
Kvorllout Cukrrn Kino for Vlnrr Kr-eplng
15-lb.
Peck -
100-lb. Bag
(when packed)
APPLES
Fancy Idaho Rome Beauty
23c
Union Leader
TOBACCO
$1 size Humidor, 65c
10c Tin - 2 for
1&
Ring packed full Bu., $1.69; 5 lbs
Fancy Colorado Jonathans
Ring packed full Bu.. $1.9S; 4 lbs.
... 23c
25c
Washington Jonathans
Extra fancy, 125 size, dozen
ORANGES
Florida Seedless Juicy Sealdsweet Q
324 size, dozen A C
California Sweet Juicy Valencias
large sizes, 176's, doz, 39b; 2ie's, doz. 30C
GRAPEFRUIT Texas. 6 for 25C
Mnnli Sh-I1-ww. Swrrt nud Juicy -100 mIxo.
Xfu Crop, Trailer t'nllfornla
CRANBERRIES Red wise. ib. 17c
l'.ilrn l.nrse, Fancy Iu 1-lb. Cellophane Iln.
GRAPES Calif. Red Emperors, lb
I . S. (irutle So. 1 I-arne Clunter Uunchen.
CABBAGE 'deal for Kraut
FKKSIl SOLID WIS. 1IOM.AM) SEKI1
100-lb. I 50-lb.
Bag - yJLiO Bag
LETTUCE 5-Dozen Size, Head 6C
Frnh, Solid t'allfornla leelx-rjr.
CELERY Large, Well Bleached Stalk.. IOC
Frt-wh, Tender Oreson.
SWEET. POTATOES 4ibs.19c
1 . S. Grade .u. 1 Louisiana 1'orto lticaa Vainn.
RUTABAGAS, 5 f&s 9c
Krou Miuueou Medium klxe.
Serve You Rite Sweet
PEAS
"c:-sc.l 2 for
Shirley Brand
TOMATOES
3 for
Pal or Golden Glow
Peanut Smte?
Mb.
Jar -
17c
2-lb.
Jar -
lb. - 2c
59c
So Tast-ee Soda
Crackers
2-lb. Caddy
Certified Grahams OA-2-lb.
Caddy L3Z
? - IT
SUGAR
CIMM tATEl) HEET r Q
100 lbs, $5.17 ; 10 lbs. 0$ CJ&
FINE CANE- 10-lb. C 7
100 lbs, $5.39 CI. Bag JjC
SMOKED PICNICS, ib. . 13c
IiI1'n Mnsarn llrnnd Sujvnr enr-, quality.
l f M lb. Whole tr Half.
VEAL ROAST shoulder, ib 10c
Choice, lender quality Hound Hone ur Shoulder Cut.
ciAicE BEEF ROAST, ib.. . 12c
I". S. Chulir niKuriK cualily for oven or pot rouNt.
PORK ROAST, ib.. 13c
Choice icnu joiiujt fork. Very IHtle hour.
KfuTK... ROAST, ib 17c
Choice autl tender. Here' a really flue roant.
LAMB ROAST (Shoulder), it... 12 C
Choice Spriujj itiallty from Swift A: Co.
VEAL STEAK rS" . 18c
Choice tender Quality cither to bread, broil
ur fry iljiiu.
PORK STEAK, ib 15c
Choice K-nu ixunlity from trader IIonIoo HultN.
HAMBURGER, ib JY2c
Frmh ground choice lean Hefe cutn.
LINK SAUSAGE, ib. : . . . 17 c
Cadahy'R lirr brand, riure l'ork. Fine nllh bot cake.
FRANKFURTS, ib 10c
Armour'a inrire julry, fine flavored quality.
LAMB STEW, ib . . 5c
Choice Sprint; quality, whole piece or diced.
SUMMER SAUSAGE, ib. . . 16c
UoIiVm Tuurluer. the Ideal lunch niextr
B ACOH Hinky-Dinky, 1-lb. Pkg 27C
Illnky-Dinky mfniw tnrar cured; blckory -kiiiukn!
nud freauly alleed. -
Van Camp's
Tomato
Soup gc
10y2-oz. Can 0
Virginia Sweet
Pancake
Flour 7
Caiman's Dundee
MILK
6 Small or
3 Tall Cans.
.17c
Sunlight
Margarine
2 ib8. . 23c
Casco Creamery
BUTTER
SOLIDS
1-lb. Carton
Quartered, "ftc ib.
More Values in Del Monte Foods!
DEI. INTE OUTIIO CIT
COFFEE All Method Grind
2-ib. m 1-ib.
Can
Can -
PKI, MONTE
Tomato Sauce
S-oz. Can s c
5c 6 tor
DEI. MONTE WHOLE SEGMENT
No. 2 Can - - - -
DEI. MHSTK SEEDLESS .
RAISINS
15-oz. Pkg. o f pa
3 lor
9c
DEL MONTE IIAKTLETT
PEARS
No. 2J2 Can - - -
No. 1 Tall Can, 15 No. 2, 17
1'
DEL MOXTE FANCY
Deluxe Plums
No. 2-30 No. 22
Can IjC Can -
li
DEL MOXTE FANCY
SARDINES
In Mustard or Tomato
Sauce.
Oval Cans
-2 for 19c
- - JUL1
DEL MONTE HED ALASKA
SALMON
1-lb. Tall Can
12-lb. Flat Can, 14
DEI. MONTE CREAM STYLE
CO. GENT, or GOLDEN II ANT AM
CORN
2 can, 140
2 for 27c
DEL MONTE SOLID PACK
TOMATOES
llcE.- 17c
No. 2 Can, 12r
DEL MOXTE SLICED or CHISHED
Pineapple cpl c
No. 2V2 Can - - - ail
No. 2 Can, 170; No. 1 Flat, 90
CRUSHED
8-oz. Can 2 for 150
No. 10 Can 590
CRISCO
1-lb. can, 21c
1 2-lb. can, 31c
Pie Pan FREE with
3-lb. can - -
;4
OMAR Wonder
FLOUR
24-lb. Sag, $1.09 C-fl QQ
48-lb. Bag - - - Ji-y0
HINKY-DINKY
COFFEE
3-lb. Bag, 620
1-lb. Bag - -
STAK CIP. 1-lb. Vac. mn.
1C
.25
Pabst-ett
Cheese
STANDARD or
PIMENTO
6I2-02. pkg.
.17'
Eed Tag Choice P nines (in Syrap), No. 2l2 can 140
Union Square or New Day Peaches, No. 10 can 490
Gocd Grade Brand Cut Carrots, No. 2 cans, 2 for 150
First Prize Hominy, No. 2l2 cans, S0; 3 for 250
Lapel Evergreen Corn, No. 2 can 1O0 .
Ovaltine, 6-cz. can, 310; 14-oz. can 590
CORONET or CHOWN JEWEL
wt nitra -.
M-A4VWAm 111
$11 .69
HINKY-DINKY
5 lbs., 25; 10, 49 1
24 lbs., 980 ; 48 lbs
Scoield's
WHOLE WHEAT
Cereal Food
3-lb. Pkg. -
WARFIELD'S energized
COCOA
Vs-lb. can, 80
Mb. Can, 120 2-lb,
.19'
RUMFORD
Baking Powder
4-oz. A 12-oz. Qc
Can - C Can - - JLL jr
Santa Clara Pmnes, medium large (6070), 3 lbs 290
Marvin Mince Meat, 9-oz. pkg 100
Choice Muir Dried Peaches, lb., 150 ; 2 lbs 290
Baker's Premium Chocolate, i2'll). cake 210
Jell-0, assorted flavors, 3 pkgs 190
Bordo Dates, 1-lb. cello pkg., 150 ; 2-lb. cello pkg :250
Blue Barrel
Petrolene "fl yr
SOAP 4 Bars !L &
SOAP FLAKES Of
Silver Leaf, 5-lb. pkg. LVC
SUNBRITE
CLEANSER
3 Reg. Can3
IS1
BUTTER-NUT
Salad Dressing
1000 Island or Spread
8-oz. jar, 150 Chc
Pint. 190 Quart -
Brer Rabbit
MolaSSeS Green Label
5-lb. can, 23 18-oz.
37-oz. can, 27 Can -
ParSOn9S Household
Ammonia
Small Bottle, 10 32 (Qc
Med. Bottle, 15 oz. idO
Fort Howard
Soft-Spun
TISSUE
3 Ige. Rolls
The
All
Purpose
Grind
(S
1-lb.
Can -
CS)i5(B Delicious
2-I
Can
Camay
Soap
Bars 22c
P & G Soap
6 Giant Bars, 250 j) JJj q
IO Beg. size Bars dssk
Chipso Flakes
or GRANULES 1 7r
Large Package -
51
1 APPLES
Winesaps, bushel . .$1.69
York Imperials . . . 1.49
Missouri Pippins . . 1.59
Peanut Buiter
24 oz. jar, 25c
JELL POWDEB
IGA, all flavors. 1 ft
4 pkgs. for IC
CALUMET
Baking Powder 0 1
1-lb. can LQ
PEAS
Sweet and tender. OC
Ked. cans, 2 for DC
KRAUT
Large 2y2 size 9
cans. 2 for JL
eg
I. G. A.
(SI I Rnhorle
3 tall cans 17c
S
PANCAKE FLOUR
IGA Brand. Large "I Q
3y2-lb. pkg I JC
PEACHES
Mission. No. 2y 1 T
caii, Heavy syrup a C
"WHITE KING"
Granulated Soap. 0Q
Large 40-cz. pkg C
CRACKERS
Soda,. 2-lb. caddy 170
Grahams, 2-lb. caddyl90
i - :
CAKE FLOUR
IGA Brand. Pk?.
VANILLA EXTBACT
Pure. 2-cz. bottle
25c
19c
Baker's Caking
CHOCOLATE
5 lb. bars, 19c
IGA Spicks, 2 for 15c
Salad Dressing, Bare or"
Ireat, quart jar ttC
Minute Tapioca
10-cz. pkg.
s
I
s
1
S
13c I
Dates, new crop 0C
2 lbs. for ZiDC
FLOUR
48-lb. Bag
IGA Brand 1 Rq
Little Hatchet f J
Boss Flour
White Daisy
Queen's Taste 1.69
Sunkist
Omar
$1-79
- $1.98
SUGAR, IO Ib. bag . . 54c
Baking Soda
IGA, 1 lb. pkg. . . 7c
Casco Eutter
Qtd., 30c; Solids, lb.
Oleomargarine
Per lb.
29c
10c I
Mcxwell House O A
Coffee, 1-lb. can OUC lJ
3-lb. can, 390
LcgGabin Syrup
Small Can, 21c
Large Can 85c
Med. Can 43c
Bananas Lb. . 7c
aosage 5o ib. bag . . . osc
PEAES Home grown, Bushel 900
CEANBERHIES Per quart 190
GRAPES Fancy Emperors, 2 lbs 190
FBESH CIDER Gallon (including 10c credit on jug) 500
HEAD LETTUCE Solid crisp Iceberg, each 7 V, 0
TURNIPS Tine quality. 3 lbs 1O0
CARROTS Per bunch 50
POTATOES Early Ohio, Northern Grown 1 -i e tl i, on.
2 COBBLER POTATOES No. 1 ftuality f '
2S - '-lf 1
...KpajS
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SPECIALS ON QUALITY MEATS
Fancy Baby Beef Roast, lb I2l2c
Round and Sirloin Steak, lb 23c
M Small Boston Pork Butt Roast, lb.. 15c
g Fresh Picnics, 5-6 lb. avg., lb 10c
S Hamburger, fresh ground, lb.. . . .7V2C
S5 Cheese, full Cream, American, lb. . . 17c
Shoulder Beef Steak, per lb 15c
Cut from Corn Fed Yearlings
Pork Sausage, A-l quality, !b.. A2Y2c g
Special Cubed Steak, lb 15c Ei
Short Ribs of Beef Boil, lb 7lzc
Fresh Pork Liver, Ib 6V2C jn
Veal Chops, per ib 170 s
Lard, per lb 1214c
Center cut Perk Chops, 2 lb3 35c
Cut from 10 to 12 lb. Loins
LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THANKSGIVING TURKEYS, DUCKS, CHICKENS, GEESE
FINEST QUALITY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
W!
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KANSAS GUSHES. RUNS HIGH
McPherson, Kas. The Derby Oil
company's new gusher on the Ack
ley farm at Burrton, near here, tank
ed 7.488 barrels in a twenty-four
hour period ending at 9 o'clock Tues
day morning, establishing itself, in
the opinion of some oil observers,
as the greatest Kansas producer
since the Eldarado boom fifteen years
ago. The producer is on the farm
of Paul Ackley. and his mother, Mrs.
Mary Ackley. Because of their un
familiarity in dealing with lease buy
ers, the Ackleys found they had sold
all their royalty privileges before the
oil was struck and will not profit
further from the production. It was I
not their Intention, they said, to dis
pose of the entire royalty rights.
WAR DEBTS TOPIC CUT OUT
London. Prime Minister MacDon
ald and Neville Chamberlain, chan
cellor of the exchequer, between
them placed an effective quietus on
any efforts to bring the war debts
Juestion up for reconsideration.
After MacDonald told the house of
commons he planned to call no new
conference to deal with the matter,
the lanky chancellor declared the;
whole question of international debts
was in abeyance at the present
moment.
FARLEY MAY BE CANDIDATE
FOLLOWS LEAD OF N0RBIS
CUTTING BET INS HIS LEAD
Santa Fe. N. M. With the unoffi
cial tabulations complete ecept for
a few absentee ballots. Senator Cut
ting, republican candidate for re
election, had a lead of 1,311 votes
over Representative Dennis Chavez,
democrat. The totals were Cutting
75,818: Chavez 74,507. Five coun
ties which have not yet completed a
canvass issued 471 absentee ballots,
but in other counties only a small
percentage of thoBe issued have been
returned. Chavez has not conceded
Cutting's election.
San Francisco. A move to con
vert California's two-house legisla
ture Into a single chamber body was
started by Walter McGovern, San
Prnncisnn state senator-elect. He
said he would introduce a constitu
tional amendment for the change
when the legislature convenes in
January. He is following the lead
of Senator Norrls.
New York. The American said it
wa3 reported on reliable authority
that Postmaster General Farley will
be a candidate for governor in 193C.
There are two possible obstacles to
Farley's candidacy, the paper said.
One is that the president may desire
him to continue as chairman of the
democratic national committee and
the second 13 that Governor Lehman,
re-elected last week, may seek a third
term. Farley has frequently been re
ported as a possible gubernatorial
candidate.
LASH GENERAL Mac ARTHUR
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED
Newport News, Va. Four men
burned to death in a fire that leveled
the mammoth Chesapeake and Ohio
grain elevator here. The dead:
George Martin, Jacob Ellis, sr.,
George Thomasson and Charles Shel
ton. The fire was believed to have
started from a dust explosion. Prop
erty loss was estimated at f2,000,-000.
Washington. Former members of
the bonus army addressed an open
letter to Secretary Dern in which
they assailed Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur, chief of the staff of the
army, and opposed his reappointment
to hi3 present post.
MacArthur, the letter said, "on
July 28. 1932, led the federal troops
In a dastardly move against veter
ans peacefully assembled for the col
lection of their back wages."
? Thomas Walling Company $
4 Abstracts of Title 4
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