PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAI
MONDAY, UOVE.MPr.Tl 2? 193G.
PAGE SIX
THANKSGINING
begins at Hinky-Dinky
where you can buy the
finest foods at economy prices!
Tfefc-Tock
Sliced
2 for 27c
No. 2y2
Cans
Plattsmouth, Tues., Wed., Nov. 24-25
We have purchased only the very highest quality fresh-dressed,
dry-picked Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Native Springs and Hens, to
be offered at genuine economy prices. Before purchasing your
Thanksgiving- Poultry . . . compare our Prices and Quality!
H,amm& IEast SiXfffl IVA
PffEs Sausage 29c
23c
25c
25c
25c
Choice Lean Quality
Per lb.
PaIk (Step
W fk TTP $. Choice Quality
3 lbs.
Fresh Shipment, High Standard
Solid Pack. Pint
tfs- tvt?. Fancy Quality in Bulk
2 lbs.
Summer Isle Broken Slice
PINEAPPLE
No. 2V2
Can, 136
2 for ggc
i'ini:i;it t.iii.DK.v
N'o. 2 Cans.
l'inKKIl liAKDKX
for S3c
rHLS for
Del Monte Ortho Cut
COFFEE 6F?e
Mb. Can
SUNRISE COFFEE
3 lbs., 49c; 1-lb. bag
17c
Hallowee Bulk
DATES
2-lb. Bag
Powdered op Brown
SUGAR, 3 lbs
19c
21c
Grapefruit, lg. 70's, 4 for 230; 96's, 6 for. 230
Texas Marsh Seedless Sweet and Full of Juice.
Grapes, large cluster bunches, lb 7Jc
California Sweet lied Emperors.
Cranberries, ex. large Jumbos, 1-lb. bag . . 23t
Finest Quality for Sauce In Cellophane Bag.
Potatoes, Idaho Bakers, pk, 39C; Cwt. .$2.39
Full 13 lbs. to Peek; Bag weight Xet when packed.
Celery, large, well bleached stalk 9
Fresh, Tender Washington Crisp and Delicious.
Yams, Louisiana Porto Ricans, 4 lbs 1S
U. S. Grade No. 1 Fine for Baking.
Lettuce, fancy large size Iceberg, head . .
Oranges, fancy Texas, 252 size, doz 2.90
Calif. Juicy Navel Oranges, doz 390
Hinky-Dinky
BUTTER
1-lb.
Carton
.... 34c
Sunlight
Margarine
Sic
1-lb. Ctn.
2 for
JELL-O
Assorted
Flavors A fix
4 Pkgs JL
Knox Jell
Asserted Flavors
Makes Delicious
Desserts. Pkg. .
Kuner's Fancy Garden
PEAS
2 for1
No. 2 Cans
15c
9C
CHACEERS, So-Tast-ee coda. 2-ib. caddy 17
ENGLISH WALNUTS, Baby, lb., 19p ; 2 lbs 37
PUMPKIN, Land 0' Lakes, No. 2 can, 8c ; No. 2yz, 3 for 27
MARSHMALLOWS, Edward's Tenderized, 1-lb. cello bag 15$
CHOCOLATE DROPS, Star, lb 10
MIXED NUTS, Choice, 2 lbs., 456; Lb 23
WE
None
Mince Meat
Reg. Pkgs. . .
for Delicious -Mince
Pies
PEACHES, Del Monte Sliced or Half, No. 2z cans, 3 for 49
TOMATO JUICE, Van Camp's, Giant 46-oz. can 21
FICKLES, Superior Dill or Sour, quart jar 15p
OLIVES, Alameda Large Queen, quart jar , 37c
CATSUP, Blue Diamond Fancy, 14-oz. bottle " 10
DATE PUDDING, Morton House, No. 1 can 9
Otoe Chief -fl 2.Q
FXOUR 1L.
Pillsbury's Sno Sheen
CAKE FLOUR
2-lb. Pkg enJ
SNOWDRIFT
SHORTENING
(with Coupon) I CftC
3-lb. Can
Santa Clara
PRUNES
80-100 size, 4 lbs
Thompson Seedless
RAISINS -fl ff"c
4-Ib. pkg., 29c ; 2-lb. Jj.2)
Choice Black or White
6-oz. Pkg. 2 for Igc
Fourth Ward
Club Has Very
Fine Meeting
Program of Improvement and Beauti
fieation of School and Sur
roundings Discussed.
Friday evening a large group of
the members of the East Fourth
Ward Improvement club met at the
school house to enjoy a very fine pro
gram that had been arranged and
which covered the program for the
beautifieation of the locality.
John E. Schutz presided over the
meeting and introduced the various
speakers on the program.
Judge A. II. Duxbury spoke briefly
of -the benefits of organizations of
the nature of the local club and the
good that may be accomplished for
the community at large through their
efforts.
Rev. V. C. Wright was present
and gave a few words of greeting to
the members of the club and their
fine objectives.
E. II. Wescott, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, was also in
attendance and spoke in commenda
tion of the fine work that had been
carried out by the YVintersteen Hill
boosters in the past.
George Hall, chairman of the plan
ning and claims committee of the
city council, was present and joined
in the expressions of commendation.
A. L. Tidd, chairman of the general
city planning committee, was the
main speaker of the evening and gave
a very fine talk on the value of a
beautifieation and improvement pro
gram for all parts of the city, urging
that VPA aid be secured to help
make a great many of these possible
in the future.
SUPPORT THE RED CROSS
From Friday's Daily '
Yesterday a man was visiting
homes in Plattsmouth asking for a
job. He has no work. There are seven
children in the family. Although not
skilled, he is willing to try.
Cass county and the city of Platts
mouth have many such families. The
fathers want to work but are not
able to find jobs. This season of the
year finds a slackening of the in
come which was barely sufficient dur
ing the months in which there was a
steady flow.
If sickness or disaster should strike
these people, they have no reserve
upon which they might draw. Their
only hope is in some organization
which takes it upon itself to lend a
helping hand. The Red Cross is one
of those organizations which is lend
ing a helping hand to such families.
The workers in the institution are
donating their time all they ask is
enough for supplies and the support
of the people in backing up their ef
forts.
Let's get behind the Red Cross
Each year finds the Red Cross giving
relief in an average of SO disasters.
Your annual membership in the Red
Cross enables your local chapter and
the national Red Cross to carry on
nation-wide works of mercy and re
lief. II. B.
TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
Members of Taxpayers League in
Eight Mile Grove precinct will meet
at Glendale church on Friday, Nov.
27, 1936. at 7:30 o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of organization. All
members are requested to be present.
n!6-2tw COMMITTEE.
Need Dr)ntlnq7 Just call Ko. 6,
and you'll find us on the Job.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Coitrt of Cas coun
ty. Nebraska.
To all persons interested in the
estate of Evelina Rager deceased. No.
3047:
Take notice that the Administrator
of said estate has filed his final re
port and a petition for examination
and allowance of his administration
accounts, determination of heirship,
assignment of residue of said estate
and for his discharge;' that said peti
tion and report will be heard before
said Court on December 18th, 1936
at 10 a. m.
Dated November 23rd, 1936.
A. II. DUXBURY,
n23-3w (Seal) County Judge.
MOTOR GROUP COMMENDED
Detroit. The American Automo
mobile association opened its annual
convention here with a message from
President Roosevelt, who commended
the motoring group for its help "in
making new drivers in the years
ahead more proficient and more re
sponsible." Thomas P. Henry of Detroit, AAA
president, advocated an eight point
legislative program, which he term
ed a "bill of rights to assure full and
free use of the automobile with the
maximum of safety and the maximum
of economy."
The proposed legislation which
Henry Ford urged -the 300 delegates
to submit to state legislatures and
tho national congress, called for:
"Roads suitable for the needs of mod
ern motor traffic, fair budgeting of
road costs, free passage at state borr
dors, proper sanitation and decent
appearance along the roadside, op
position to federal and local en
croachment in the mtoor tax field,
proper distribution of motor tax rev
enue among various local jurisdic
tions, stopping of diversion and set
ting up of official 'safety authorities'
each of the states."
Cass county na no "oonded In
debtedness, a3. like the slate, tl
has paid cash for Its crave! ros1
and other improvements. That's
a mighty gora policy to pursue.
Thanksgiving Greeting Cards, Tal
lies, Place Cards, Napkins, etc. at the
Bates Book Store. Prices right!
Itinerary of Roosevelt's Trip
Washington
B.C.
CHARLESTON
S.C.
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SS I LAND AT - y- TRINIDAD
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BY TRAIN TO
BUENOS AIRES,
AROENTNA
LAND AT
LA PLATA,
ARGENTINA
More than 12,000 miles will be covered by President Franklin D.'
Roosevelt on his combination vacation and business cruise aboard the
S. S. Indianapolis before he returns Dec. 14. Embarking: from.
Charleston, S. C. the presidential party is en route to Trinidad, re
fueling: station,. via the windward and leeward islands, thence to
Rio De Janeiro, arriving: there Nov. 27 where he will spend the day
as giest of President Varg-as of Brazil. His next stop will be the
port of La Plata where he will entrain to Buenos Aires, speaking at
the opening- session of the Inter-American conference Dec. 1. Leaving-
the Argentine capital the following: day. he will cruise to nearby
Montevideo, leaving there the afternoon of Dec. 3 for the return
voyage to United States via Trinidad for another refueling stop.. -
MEDICAL NOTES
Sponsored by Cass County
Medical Society
Remains of the world's largest in
sect, a dragonfly which lived 150,
000,000 years ago, has been found
as a fossil near Elmo, Kansas, by
Dr. Frank M. Carpenter, of Harvard.
The insect measured nearly two and
a half feet long.
Insurance companies consider over
weight a serious disability. The most
common causes of over-weight are
too much food and too little exercise.
Nostrums for reduction of weight are
usually dangerous.
There are many kinds of "rheu
matism." The main varieties are in
flammatory or rheumatic fever, the
chronic condition known as arthritis,
and muscular rheumatism. Rheu
matic fever is an infectious disease
more commonly found in children
and young people. It is rarely fatal,
but quite serious because the germ
causing it may attack the heart.
Arthritis make the joints stiff, swol
len and deformed. It seldom kills peo
ple, but if not checked, causes great
suffering and interference with work.
Muscular rheumatism usually yields
to rest, heat and massage, but chronic
cases may refuse to yield until the
cause is discovered and removed.
Hearts of animals, transplanted to
other animals, have kept on beating
for three months or more, according
to a report rendered the Zoological
Society of America by Drs. V. H.
Wright and H. Collins, of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh.
Sound, healthy teeth in a clean
mouth are like a well guarded gate
which keeps the many enemies out of
the body.
Last year the common cold cost
more than $5,000,000 in loss of
waiVs. More absences from work
were due to it than any other illness.
When you have a cold, stay at home,
and if it is severe, remember pneu
monia is a possible danger.
Until Dr. Theobald Smith discov
ered the cause of Texas cattle fever
in 18S8, the annual loss from this
disease was $40,000,000 per year.
The increasing number of cases of
trench mouth is attributed to un-
cleanliness in glasses used in taverns
and eating establishments serving
alcoholic beverages by Dr. Don C. Ly
ons, of Jackson, Michigan.
Humanity has grown two inches
in average height during the last
century, according to Dr. Edith Boyd,
of the Minnesota University Depart
ment of Anatomy.
More injuries in athletic sports oc
cur to the knee than to any other
place in the body, according to Dr.
Marcus H. Hobart of Northwestern
University.
Thanksgiving SpeosaSs
Pascal Celery, Splits, 4 to 5 bchs., each . 200
Jumbo Celery, per bunch . . IQt
Cranberries, Pie, 15; Med., 20; Jumbo. 25c
Head Lettuce, solid Iceberg, head .... 7 JC
Green Beans, fancy, per lb 15c
Grapes, Emperor, per lb 150
Broccoli, per bunch 15
Beverages, large bottles, doz 95c
Ginger Ale - Lime Rickey - White Soda
(Plus Bottle Deposit)
Cucumbers, Hot House, each . 15c
Green Onions, per bunch 5c
Grape Fruit, 8 for 25c
Pop Corn, Jap Hulless, per lb 15c
A Good Popping Corn
Salad Dressing, Taste Well, quart jar . . 25c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, qt. jar . . 39c
Olives, large size, quart jar 390
Pineapple, broken slices, No. 2 2 for. 35c
Peaches, Hunt's, Del Monte or IGA . . 17J0
Heavy Syrup Pack No. 2V2 Cans 3 for 51c
Date Pudding, Morton House, can 10c
3 for 29 c
Cranberry Sauce, ready to serve, can . . ISp
Quaker Puffed Wheat, 2 for 150
Hard Candies, 2 lbs. for 250
Cut Rock, Taffy, Etc.
English Walnuts, per lb 190
Marshmallows, per lb 150
Fancy Mixed Nuts, lb 17J40
Meat Department
OYSTERS, Standards, solid pack, pint. 300
BEEF ROAST, Shoulder, corn fed, lb. . 18c
DOLD'S BACON, 1-lb. layers, lb 310
SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, lb 35c
By Half or Whole 8 to 10 lb. Average
GLAZER'S WEINERS, per lb 20p
IBlacgfe & Wtote
WE DELIVER PHONE 42
Rock surfacing or farm-io-in.ar-ket
roads this winter wI5l bo of
benefit to every resident and and
owner In Cass county.
Entertaining? See the Bates Book
Store's line of Thanksgiving Tallies,
Place Cards, Napkins, etc.
Diabetes is increasing. Early diag
nosis with proper treatment follow
ing enables the patient to live a use
ful life. Most diabetics are fat,
though of course, not every fat per
son gets diabetes.
K0 FEAR OF SECURITY ACT
Omaha. Leroy A. Lincoln, presi
dent of the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance company of New York, Eaid here
he foresees continued business im
provement, and does not expect the
social security act to have a dam
aging effect on life insurance.
"I see nothing at cross purposes
between the social security act and
life insurance," he said. "It is my
opinion that those business institu
tions having their own old age re
tirement plans will adjust them to
conform to the government's new pro
gram, and no employe will lose as a
result." He was in Omaha presiding
at a meeting of 300 Nebraska and
Iowa mcMagers, assistant managers
and agents.
mill IM,"'J iWHJj II'M.
MARRIED AT GLENW00D, IOWA
On Friday at Glenwood, la., oc
curred the marriage of Miss Cath
erine Melius and Mr. Joe Peterson of
this city. In company with the bridal
couple were Mrs. Harold Hyde, sister
of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Gapen, Jr.
Mrs. Peterson has made her home J
In this city for the past two years!
with her sister. Mr. Peterson is in
the employ of the McMaken Trans
fer Co. The young couple will make
their home in this city for the pres
ent. Their many friends extend con
gratulations.
sen ttiA cootrs vou tiuv. Catalog
descriptions are flowery enough,
but how about the goods whn.
you get them? 1
Now . . . to make Yows Thanksgiving
More Pleasant, we offer for
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MADE TO SELL FOR S4-95 to S7-95
Wednesday Only
All the New Fashion Foibles,
Tunics, Peplums and Swing
Skirts
Trimming Details that give
an Air of Expensive Smart
ness. light and Dark and Vivid
Colors, New Novelty Weaves
O Styles for Every Daytime Oc
casion, many One of a Kind
Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 52
BE HERE when the store opens Wednesday
morning for your share of these Dresses. Buy
them for work, street wear, or office wear
they'll go everywhere smartly, and you will
always look and feel well dressed. .... We
know you'll want more than one when you
see these fine dresses, and the price makes it
possible to buy several. But Come Early!
- They'll Go Fast
Ladies
Tog
geiy
The Shop of Personal Service
FEEE TUHKETS-CHICKENS OT PLATTSMOUTH WED. NIGHT!
BSE
