The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, October 15, 1936, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PLATTSWOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 192a
ATTEND CONVENTION
INVALID KILLS WIFE, SELF
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REJOICE III NEW SON
Mr. and Mr?. Max Koster, residing
in the Ilerold apartments, are the
lia;py parents of a fine eight and a
half pound son. born Thursday at an
Omaha hospital. All are doing very
r.iVely
WILL GIVE DANCE
The Knights of Columbus will
pive a dance Saturday, October 17 at
the American Legion hall. Platts
mouth orchestra, ISohcr.iian, German
and Popular music. Gents, 4oc,
ladies. 2."c. ltd
County Treasurer and Mrs. John
E. Turner were visitors at Avoca on
Monday, enjoying: the observance of
Columbus day. Thuy wire guests at
the Cass County Hankers' convention,
at which a large f;roi:p of the Otoe
countv bankers were in attendance.
PAKE SALE OCT. 17TH
The fit. Paul's Auxiliary will hold
a food and bake sale on Saturday,
October 17th. Corner room of Jour
nal building. Sale starts at 1 p. m.
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T.os Angeles. Seated in his wheel
chair, Ed Wilson, 4 0 year old para
lyzed war veteran, shot and killed his
wife, Genevieve. 37, and then ended
his own life after a domestic quar
rel. Three young
orphaned.
daughters were
HOLY ECSARY CHURCH
Burin; the monta or October
Roi-ary Devctfon every Tuesday and
Thursday evening. 7:30, consisting of
Esposition of the Blessed Sacrament,
recitation of the Rotary and Benediction.
Nature's Biggest
Bargain - -
CALIFORNIA
FRUITS
Ad for Platlsmouth, Fri.f Sat., October 18 and 17
Nation- Wide Producer - Consumer Benefit Campaign
The producers of California Dried Fruits have asked us to help them dispose of large
stocks of dried fruits. We are glad to take part in this campaign to aid the producer, and
at the same time to offer our customers the very finest Dried Fruits at value prices!
Santa Clara
PRUNES
SC-100 Size, 4 lbs
50-60 Size, 2 lbs., 21 6
9c
Sunsweet Tenderized
PHUHES
Ex. large size, 1-lb. box
Large Size, 2-lb. box, 196
Santa Clara
PRUNES 9
40-50 Size, 2 lbs al
13c
Choice Mixed
Dried Fruits
Lb., 170; 2 lbs
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Thompson Seedless
BAISXBTS
2-lb. Pkg, 16c ; 4-lb.
Del Monte Seedless
RAISINS
15-cz. Pkg".
Choice Cling
PEACHES
lb., 170; 2 lbs
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Choice Miiip
PEACHES
Lb., ISc ; 2 lbs.
Bulk Hallowco
BATES
2 lbs.
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Standard San Joaquin
APRICOTS
2 lbs.
3
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Choice Black or White
FIGS
G-oz. Cello Pkg-., 3 for.
Choice Black
FIGS
2 lbs
Choice White
FZGS
2 lbs.
Choice San Joaquin
APRICOTS
2 Its
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California Zante
2 lbs
9
7'
Kinsale Brand
TOMATOES
3 for
No. 2
Cans
BLUE BAY
Mustard or Tomato Sauce
SARDINES
Large
Oval Cans
for
Summer Isle Broken Slice
PIHEAFPLE
1To-212 ? for
Can, 136
Staley's SYRUP
(Golden)
5: 28c sit. 49c
Signature Evergreen
CORN
or Granite City
PEAS a (
No. 2 Can Vl A
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QUAKES ATS
Quick or Regular
20- cz. Gbn 43-oz.
Pkg.
Apple
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Fancy Red, Juicy
Idaho Jonathons
rting-Packed Full Bushel
Basket, $1.60. 5 lbs
Washington DELICIOUS APPLES
Extra Fancy, Large Size, Doz. . . .
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Fancy, Sweet California
Red Flame Tokay
Large Cluster
Bunches . . . .
3 lbs.
tA6iflflS4 Florida Marsh
5
Seedless
Sweet and Juicy
Large 0 Size, each.
CaliS. SuiiMst
Oranges
Sweet, Juicy Valencia ?ffm
344 Size, Doz &tj&
19
Fancy, Red Ripe Cape Cod
1-lb. Cellophane Bag
7 Offlino Large Fresh, Solid Calif.
ACf iceberg, 5-doz. size, head
2
ff Fresh, Green Top
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Calif., large bunch,
S. Grade No. 1 Louisiana
Porto Rican. 4 Ib3.. ,
5
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Celery
Fresh, Tender Oregon
Large, well bleached Stalk.
S22ielsed M25ES3S
Armour's IV!c!ro3e, Whole or Half
Beef Has Lb. SC
Also Some at 10c Lb.
Choice tender Baby Beef Shoulder Cuts
Freshly ground Beef Cuts.
!a lbs A!
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1,11.. .
Choice, tender Baby Beef
Ycung, tender quality
ic
2
lbs.
4f1
pSLb
1ST
Choice, lean quality
Smoked
Choice, center slices
M3&Be Mam 1L
Dcld's Selected quality
Borden's fancy American or Brick
C5C
2
So-Tast-ee Soda
CRACKERS
2-lb. Caddy
Certified Grahams
2-ib. Caddy
Casco
BUTTER
1-lb. Carton
Sunlight Margarine
1-lb. Ctns., 2 for SILL
Shredded
Vheat
2 Pkgs. - 2C
Pillsbury's
SHC-SHEEN
Cake Flour
2-lb. Pkg:
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Otoe Chief
F2.0UF
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$1.39
Fine Granulated
BEET SUGAR, 10 lbs.
53c
Sunrise Sweet Mild
COFFEE H
3-lb.Bag-,49; Mb. Ji i
Hinky-Dinky Coffee a.
3 lbs., 55c; Lb VC
utter-Mast
(SS5ee
Rich, Mellow Flavor
2-lb. ffLp
Can..Ww
Mb. Can ifcJ
(Eegnlar or Drip Grind)
Magic Washes
1Cc Package for l
when ycu buy
Lge. Pkg. at. . .
PROTEX SOAP, 4 Bars. .19c
..23c
Pard
Dog Food
Big 4 White Naptha
SOAP 10 3
E"li"lG32 Cleans, Bleaches
Pint Bottle, 10c
Qt. Bottle, 17c
V2 Gallon
Lighthouse Cleanser Afn
3 Rsg. Cans
LevIs
LYE3 Cans. . .
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LOTS OF CAKE! J.Frank Grimes, founder-president of the Inde
pendent Grocers' Alliance, lights candles on a quarter-ton birthday cake
as IGA this week celebrates the tenth anniversary of its founding. More
than 6,500 grocer members of the alliance throughout the nation are
celebrating the occasion, which w ill last until October 31. Left to right
are Lucille Rudland, Mr. Grimes, and Jeanr tte Gayon. 'i he picture was
made in the Chicago headquarters offices of the organization.
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Ceremony Held at Knights of Colum
bus Hall Tuesday Evening
Mrs. Eea Installs.
HAS FINE POSITION
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Ann Hiber of tliis c ity, who has been I y
P0EK AND BEANS, Finest, tall cans, 6 for 55; 3 for 7L0t
SPAGHETTI, Finest, tall cans, 6 for 55; 3 for 29
T0JIAT0 SOUP, Campbell's, 12 cans, 89tf ; 3 for 25c
TOMATO JUICE. Colle-e Inn, No. 1 cans, 6 for 47
12 No. 1 Cans, 89c 46-oz. tin, 25
SVEET CORN, lakeside fancy Wisconsin, No. 2 cans, 3 for. -43 c
Choice of Whole Kernel or Cream Style
12 for $1.65 6 for 85
SWEET CORN, Standard No. 2 cans. 2 for 25
G for 73c 12 for $1.39
TOMATOES, fancy whole Red, No. 2 cans, doz., 95c; 3 for.25c
BEANS. Eureka Cut, Green or Wax, No. 2 can, 2 for 25:
HOMINY, large No. 2i2 cans, 3 for 25 c
PINEAPPLE, Matched Slices, No. 2V9, can 18
FRANK'S KRAUT, large No. 2y2 cans, 2 for 25c
BEETS, Cut. No. 2Vz cans, each lOp
RED PITTED CHERRIES, No. 2 can, 15i; 13y2-oz. tin 10c
MARSHMALLOWS, per lb 15c
PEACHES, Hunt's Supreme, Halves or Sliced, No. 2Vfe. 3 for53 y
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making her home at Phoenix, Ariz
ona, has just been advanced to
position of assistant manager of the
Westward Ho hotel, one of the largest
i in the southwest.
Mrs. llokahr, wio has been making
her home in Arizona, owing to the
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Tuesday evening tlic local court ciealth of Mr. Rokahr, has for the past
the Catholic Daughters of America
held their installation of officers, a
large attendance of the membership
being present to take part.
Mrs. F. I. Rea, district deputy,
served as the installing officer and
who was assisted bv Mrs. Edgar I
Creamer, past grand regent of the
PJattsmouth court. The officers in
stalled were:
Grand Regent Mrs. Catherine
Mullen.
Vice Grand Regent Mrs. Diana
Dennett.
Prophetess Mrs. Josephine Swa
tek. Lecturer Mrs. Mary Rea.
Financial Secretary Mrs. Pauline
Webb.
Treasurer Mrs. Nell Henry.
illstorian Mrs. Alice Hadraba.
Organist Mrs. Esdon Doody.
Trustees Mrs. licrmie Fvoboda,
Mrs. Anna Petersen, Mrs. Clara Berg
man. The members enjoyed dainty re
freshments at the close of the evening.
fix years served in a secretarial posi
tion in the hotel and is now promoted
to the important position in the hotel
staff.
She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Iliber of this city and the many
old time friends will be greatly in
terested in learning of her success.
Poultry fantei
Friday & Saturday
HARRIED AT NEBRASKA CITY
The mariage of two of the popular
and well known residents of this sec
tion of Cass county took place on
Saturday afternoon at Nebraska City.
The ceremony that united Ella
Kathryn Troop of near Mynard and
Luther 15. Womack, of Murray, was
performed by Judgo T. Simpson Mor
ton, at his office at the Otoe county
court house.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Lohnes of Imperial
and the groom a son of Mrs. Ellen
Wcniack of Murray.
Probe Gang War
13$
5 lbs. and up, lb. .
4 to 5 lb. weights . . HQ
Under 4 lb. weight . 2c
All Leghorns, lb. . . 8p
Jersey Giants
5 lbs. and up, lb. . . . Sp
Under 5 lbs., lb. . . . 7$
EGGS, dozen. .
CREAM, today . . .30c
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FRIENDS : I do not get any pleasure j
in quoting you these lower prices, but!
I just talked to the company that
handles our poultry and they told
ine they expect to see still lower
prices next week. Why this low price,
I do not know, but I would rather
tell you what I can pay before ycu
come in then you will know what
to expect and can act accordingly.
A. R. CASE & CO.
West of Ford Garage
Lawrence Crowley
Echoes of the gang wars of pro-
hibition days were stirred in Jol
iet. 111., when two youthful gun
men riddled Lawrence "Butch"
Crowley with bullets as he stepped
from his car in front of his home.
Crowley, who became Joliefs rich
est bootlegger and was reputed
to have been so successful that he
had gold door knobs on his home
was thought, by police to have
been muscling in on the slot ma
chine racket, a theory which
Crowley denied. Hi3 condition
was described as critical..
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Young and Old, Alike, Need Vitamin B
for Keeping Fit Supplied in Quaker Oats
Nervousness, constipation, poor appetite Know no
tne
when diets lack a sufficient amount of the precious
Vitamin B so richly suoolied by a Quaker Oats breakfast.
So serve the whole family a bo
energy of thousands
mt of the precious
aker Oats breakfast,
wl of Quaker Oats
every morning.
Wbtrt poor condition is Jut to lad of Vitamin B
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r If kt UWI "Dick Daring's Bag of Tricks" fascinating, entertaining
... revealing secrets of 62 different magic tricks. See
OP M A ft 1 C your grocer coday for details of how Co get a copy of
ws niriMiv this wonderful book.
ffffe Bfleadquarters
Always improving our service ... we again ?
lead . . . with this new Double Coffee Ee- 3.
YftiiT rnffpp will ri pvnprtW ornnrrl i j " r
finer,
Vaculator
Tricolator
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Dripolator
Drip Pot
Percolator
Coffee Pot
4
Don Leon, lb 25 c
Blend 'A,' lb 19p
Blue 'G,' lb 230
jreaK, id 7 5r
Peaberry Santos . 18c -XlS
COFFEE SPECIALS
Buy 2
Lbs. and
Save
Hills Brothers, 2-lb. can 59 1
M. J. B. Co ee, 2-lb. can 59 1
Folger's Coffee, 2-lb. can 596
Butter-Nut Coffee, 2-lb. can . . .59
SlitarSIsie CoSSee
HEEE IS A NEW ADDITION
TO OUR COFFEE LINE
We ere proud of this rich, finely ground
fresh-roasted Coffee which we receive
weekly. Increasing users bear out the
fact that it is all the name implies
SURE FINE. We invite you to try it.
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APPLES, Jonathons, 5 lbs. for 250
Fancy Delicious Apples, 4 lbs. for 25
y CABBAGE, fine solid heads, lb 30
SWEET POTATOES, 6 lbs 25d
HEAD LETTUCE, solid Iceberg, each 100
CAULIFLOWER, per lb 100
RADISHES, per bunch 1
QUEEN SQUASH, each 50
APRICOTS, Hunt's Whole, heavy syrup, No. 2i2 cans. 2 for45fi
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Hunt's Supreme, No. 2Y2, 25t ; 3 for73
PEARS, No. 10 Eartlett, each 456
PEACHES, No. 10, Sliced or Halves, each 45
BAKING CHOCOLATE, IGA. V2-lb. cake 126
POWDERED SUGAR, 2 lbs 14
SHURFTNE CAKE FLOUR, package 236
Milled from Selected Wheat, Finely Sifted for Delicate Baking
COCOA, Cur Mother's, 2-lb. tube 156
SODA CRACKERS, 2-lb. caddy 196
STARCH, Corn or Gloss, Mb. pkgs., 2 for 156
C0C0ANUT, 1-lb. pkg. 206
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F.3EAT DEPARTMENT
WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS
PURE LARD, 2 lbs., 290;. 5 lbs.. . .720
BEEF SHOULDER ROAST, lb 180
Swift's Select Corn Fed Quality
Fresh
CALF HEARTS
PORK BRAINS .
PORK LIVER . .
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Per lb.
MINCED HAM, high quality, lb 150
GLAZER'S Liver Sausage or Weiners, lb.. . .20$
ARMOUR'S CHILI BARS, 2 for 390
SPARE RIBS, selected, lean, meaty, 2 lbs.. .330
BABY BEEF LIVER, lb 250
FRESH PORK HOCKS, per lb . . . 12i2 0
Fresh Oysters Catfish
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