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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTTRNAl
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1937.
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DANCE
Legion Building
l'LATTSMOl'TH
Ray Linder and His
Hotel Paxton
Orchestra
( Now on Tour )
Saturday, Febr. 27
Admission OOt Couple
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RESELLS BANK ASSETS
Phone news Items to No. .
From Tuesday's Paily
; This morning in the district court
!a hfaritiR was had on the objections
to the sale of the assets of the de
funct Elmwood State bank and the
I Hank of I'nion.
i Judge AV. G. Kieck after hearing
the objections raised set aside the
former sale and the bids and permit
ted the resale of the assets.
The asset? and property of the
bank were sold to II. A. Crozier and
Knute Jensen, of Weeping Water,
whose bid was some $500 higher than
the former bid.
NOW ON HIGH SEAS
Mrs. E. G. Ofe of this city is nowj
enjoying the pleasures of the voyage,
on the Pacific from Vancouver, Brit-!
ish Columbia, to Honolulu. She sailed
from Vancouver last Saturday moan
ing on the "Empress of Canada" audi
is expected to" arrive at Honolulu on
Friday morning to enjoy a stay inj
the tropical clime of the Hawaiian
islands. On her return she will sail
on the Matson line and arrive at San
Fran cisco.
OATMEAL PUDDING
DRESSES UP THE TABLE
Club and Social news aro being
featured in the Journal.
Surrmer Isb Broken Slice
PINEAPPLE inr $c
No. 2V'2 Can, 1GC 1U1
Frank's or Kuner's Fancy
KHAUT ij C
No. 2Va'Can , JL
Peninsula or Pine Cone
TOSftATOES
No. 2 Cns
3 for
Ad for Plattsmoulh, Fri., Sat., Febr. 26-27
Thompson Seedless
RAISIHS
2-lb. 4iP. 4-lb.
3
Pkg..
Van Camp's
Tomato Juice
10-oz. Can, St
23-oz. 4tbt 50-oz. G
AUW
Can
Can
0'
QUAKER OATS
Quick or Regular
20 oz. Ct 48-oz.
Pkjr...
Pkg.
18'
Grapefruit KSS; USSST
Larre Size, Doz.. 35c
Each
3c
Sweet, Juicy
;xas Valencias
216 Sizo
Doz
29c
Oranges Z
176 size, Cl
Doz 35
Tangerines 5kiu!HUF,K;. 19c
Easy to Peel
Potatoes tti. EST?.
37c
1C0-!b. Ban (when Packed), S2.29
AmmIaip ncy Red Snnpv Oano aa.
i4ppIEi3R. p. Bushel, S2.49; 4 lbs..
Washington JONATHAN 9 9Q
Apples, fancy, red, snappy 3 lUo A"v
f!! Tender Calif. Ext. Large, Q
Ciery Well Bleached. Stalk W
Large Bunches, 2 for. . . . 5c
Jf California Green Tops gg
(3&JlO&S Large Bunches. Each 3
New Potatoes Ki.!;hrad0
r.'ew Crcp Texas a flfe
Red Triumphs dkyV,
Cabbage SSKT-. .Fanc' 3c
smoked FSemifics ss?.rJl7lc
Poltl'M IIlKh Cirade Muunra Shanklcmt.
l'. . Choice Teudcr Juicy Shoulder Cut.
Spasre Mfostb.. 2DC
I.eau niid Mrat)' Kscellent with Krnut.
Stleeted llcrf Cut l-rt-Mhly JirlIn.
Poarlk. ILnves Lb. c
1 ounK. 'IV ii lit-r OunlU.v.
ee SSesEs. Lb c
c
( hulrr, Trudrr, Tanly IMnor.
Minced MaSSQ Lbs. 25
I)1: (liuilit K&cellcitt for SHiulwielie.
Wfeiting FSgHq 3 ibs. 25'
V Tntj, I'i. t-iioir.Ici:l Seafood.
S Pint . .
l-'rcnh Miiiimeut. Solid Park.
BUTTER
Kinky-Dinky g
Mb. Carton. 3
CASCO
1-lb. Carton.
B&2
Sunlight
Margarine
Cartons.. 2)2)'
RITZ
Eutter
Crackers
1-lb. Pkg. .
2lc
sunrise
COFFEE
3 lbs., 530
lb.
Heinz
KETCHUP
t for
14 cz. Eot
12C
Heinz Soups
Large 5 Small C
or s uans
(Asserted except Chowder,
Gurr.bo cr Consomme)
Santa Clara
PRUNES
90-100 size, 4 lbs.
Bulk Kallowii
DATES. 2 lbs
19c
Sc-Tast-eo or Excell Soda
CRACKERS
2-lb. Caddy
17
Certified Grahams
2-lb. Caddy
19c
BUTTER-NUT
Salad Dressing
1C00 Island or Spread
8-oz. Jar, 15C C
Pint, 25; QuartCj
GOLD MEDAL
Cake Flour
oasiifc
2-lb. Pkg. AcJ &
Oniar FLOUR
Puts Magic in Your Baking
24 lbs., $1.05
48-lb. Bas -
Gold Medal Kitchen Tested
FLOUR
24 lbs., $1.05
48-lb. Bag . .
$1-90
CAMAY
SOAP
The So?p of Beautiful
Women
Eegular Bars jjf
LEWIS LYE, 3 Cans25p
Magic Washer
10o Package for lc
when you buy 3LC
Lge. Pkg. at
Protex Soap, bar. . . .St
Staley's SYRUP
(Golden)
Slc i:.lb- KTc
Pail
(Crystal White)
5-lb. T'Qt 10-lb.
?zil-3im Pail
1 &
;9c
Staley's Cube or Corn in
STARCH, 1-lb. Pkg VC
SCOT TISSUE
mm t ii, s9 sl A A m. Mm
3 Kolls
WaldorS Tissue
25 Eolls, $1.00 GbE?r
G Rolls
Ctoe Chief Brand Flour, 48-lb. bag $1.59
Hinky-Dinky Coffee. 3 lbs., 59c?; Lb I 200
Cofclt's, the Perfect Coffee, 2 lbs., C5 ; Lb 230
Gem Pancake Flour, 4-lb. bag 190
Cora, Standard Quality, No. 2 -can 110
Peas, Pioneer Garden, No. 2 cans, 2 for 210
Uneeda Bakers Cheese Bitz Crackers, pkg 180
Choice Muir Dried Peaches, 2 lbs 290
Del Monte Bed Alaska Salmon, 1-lb. tall can 210
Choice Black or White Figs, 8-oz. pkg., 7'2; 6-oz. pkg 50
Sunbrite Cleanser, regular cans, 3 for 140
Big 4 White Naptha Soap, 10 reg. bars 330
a
Regular
or Drip
Grind
Specially Mellowed
Z Lb. Can, p 2$C Lb. Can ....
Kcn-L-Ration
DOG FOOD 2 1-lb.
supreme cans.
KIT-E-RATION for
Cats. 1-lb. can, 2 for. Z3w
25c
son. ax
Super Cleanser and
Water Softener jn
Lge. Pkg JIC
If the proof of the pnddingr w In the et
ng, every bite of an Oatmeal Cream Pud
ding is "proof plus." An ideal deeuert. it
look as good as it tastes, and dresses up
any table.
It calls for:
2 cups QUAKER or MOTHER'S OATS
s cup sugar lVa tablespoons sjelatinsi
1 teaspoon (rated lemon rind 1 cup milk
1 cup cream or evaporated milk
Soak the gelatine In the cold milk for va
to ten minutes. Warm the oatmeal, if left
ever porrldfre is used, and stir the soaked
irelatine and sugar into the he oatmeaU
Stir until the sugar is dissolved, then ruB
through, strainer. Add the lemon rind and
fold Inj the cream, or evaporated mils:
shipped stiff. Pour Into a serving dish o
shallow mold and chill thoroughly. Serve
cold either plain or with any crushe 1 f ruiU
Popular Young
People edded
at PaniHion
Miss Helen Glesmann of Fapillion
and Mr. Edward Jochim, Jr., of
Louisville Are Married.
Edward Jochim, jr., of near Louis
ville, and Miss Helen Gleemana of
north of Springfield were united in
marriage Sunday morning at 11:45
following the services at the First
Lutheran church in Papillion, the
Rev. II. Moellering, pastor, offi
ciating. The beautiful double ring
ritual was used.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Gertrude Glesmann, and
John Jochim, brother of the groom,
was best man. The wedding march
was played by Trof. E. Hellwege.
Following the ceremony congratu
lations were extended the happy
young couple, after which the wed
ding party repaired to the home of
the bride's parents where a wedding
dinner was served.
The bride was most ueoomingly
gowned in a brown velvet creation
with harmonizing accessories and
carried n bouquet of Talisman roses.
She wore a beautiful white gold
chain, the gift of the groom.
The bridesmaid was very pretty in
a dress of dark blue with matching
accessories and carried a bouquet of
pink roses.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred II. Glesmann, resid
ing about one mile northwest of
Springfield. She i. a graduate of the
Springfield high school and has been
active in the social and religious ac
tivities of the community and is
very popular wherever acquainted.
The groom is the oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Jochim, sr., prom
inent residents of near Louisville,
lie is an industrious and highly re
spected young man and well worthy
of the bride of his .choice.
The happy couple are staying at
the home of his parents until March
1 when they move to a farm two
miles north of Murdock where they
will make their home.
Cow Hides, lb 7t J
Horse Hides $3.75 t
WE NEED
HEAVY HENS
also Capons
SEE US FOR PRICES
A. R. CASE & CO.
West of Ford Garage
QUAKES OATS BOOSTING
WINTE2 HEALTH FOODS
II. J. Uosking, representative of
the Quaker Oats company in this
territory, has been in Flattsmouth
the past couple of days arranging
Quaker Oats displays in the differ
ent food stores of the city.
The new Quaker displays are very
attractive and are devoted to enlight
ening the public on winter health
foods. Vitamins A, IJ, C, D and G
are pictured on the charts, along
with pictures of the foods contain
ing the respective vitamins. For in
stance there is vitamin A which
provides resistance to colds and is
found in fresh vegetables; vitamin
IJ to brace up the nerves, digestion
and appetite, found in Quaker Oats;
vitamin C to combat infection and
low body resistance, oranges and
tomatoes; vitamin D to build strong
teeth and bones, found in irradiat
ed foods; and vitamin G so neces
sary to children's growth, found in
fresh milk and dairy products.
Grocers are featuring these vitamin-rich
foods in their ads just now,
as part of the educational campaign
to get people using the proper win
ter health foods and fresh veget
ables of all kinds, oranges and to
luatoes. fresh milk, cottage cheese,
and catmeal will be found in the
stock of nearly every Plattsmouth
fctore.
Securing the proper vitamin nu
trition is important to young and
old alike, and a more healthy popu
lace should result from this educa
tional campaign being sponsored by
the Quaker Oats company.
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FOR
ighes
nces
-on-
reduce
SEE US
Conveniently Located on So.
5th Street, Plattsmouth
We can always take care of
your Hides. Paying top prices.
HOME DAIRY
"Our Service Satisfies"
Smart
lor Spring
Sport Oxfords, Strap Slippers
and Ties
Patent Leather, Dull Gabardine
and Leather combinations. Var
ious types of heels. Priced at
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SOENUICHSErrS
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
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'today our healthy dioune quins
HAD QUAKER OATb.
photo World CoTrttic 136. N. B. A. Sarvira, lao.
GIANT DI0NNE QUIN DISPLAY FEATURES
WINTER HEALTH SALE Sro'c-
Todayyott cmn do foryour own family what Dr.Dafoe
' i .k. nuinna riin OiTe them
TL :5ZfiI".w;o:-vr lNaVe s Vit.min B
robTice-up oecVznd digestion.. ..Vis tthe Winter
ifeSalSnowonatypurpocer's.Itwdlhelpyouto
plln your meal around Nature'! Vtamw-Richfood.
Whtrt poor condition tt ofu to tack of Vitamin d.
fcrs
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f :v
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era's your opportunity h flock up on a
really An titsw at real tavlfiji 1 dool
mH this offer I
6 rolls 38c
1 !l 1c iLL
1 roil 1c Jmr
Shurfine, Gelatine
Fine Fruit Flavor
Quick Setting
All Flavors
S? 2
oaomtto
Hallowee Bulk
Dates
Fancy 2 Ibs
Everyday
Crackers
Soda, 2-lb. Caddy.
Frank's
Kraut
No. 214 Can
Ambrosia
Cocoa
2-lb. Tube
Santa Clara
Prunes
2 lbs.
17c
Sic
25c
Miller's
Corn Flakes
Largs Size ... .2 for
Country Gentleman
Corn 95c
No. 2 Can 2 for U
Finest
Hominy Kc
No. 2V2 . . . .3 for
Mrs. Kellogg's
Pork-Beans JQc
Lge., Tall Can. 2 for
7c
Old Dutch
Cleanser
Each
Shurfine j J
wvnwv vjjtuiai m ii
3 53e
Have your Cof
fee ground per
fectly for Drip,
Percolator, Pot-
on cur "iew
Hobart Refiner!
Libby's Chili
Con Came
Zach
Salad Dressing
TASTE WELL 1?!?C
Full Quart Jar h2
Corn or Glcss
Starch
1-lb. Pkos 2 for
2c
Wisconsin
Peas
No. 2 Cans. . .3 for
No. r St'ive.
t-XTiT'S SUFREME cr
DEL MONTE
Tic. Zlj. Can
Gcctch Whcl3
Peas
Cr lbs. for
C & II Powdered
2-lb. Bex
17c
CrilV!PBELL'S
cmato Juice
No. 5 Tin, 23c
12-oz. Tins. . .3 for
2c
GRAPEFRUIT, large size, G for 29 c
Medium size Grapefruit, 3c each, 12 for. . .35c
TANGARINES, large size, doz 25c
ORANGES, Calif. Sunkist, large, dozen 35c
CABBAGE, fancy New Texas, lb C
TOMATOES, fancy red ripe, lb lC
SWEET POTATOES, 4 ibs. for 25
CAUIFLOWER, per lb 9
MEAT DEPARTMENT
S
tow!
Cube Steak
Baby Beef
Round Steak .
Sirloin Steak .
T-Bone Steak J
Swift's or Cudahy's
IBa(5im Sspaanres Bib. 9
S0 aGfi SHOULDER
Swift's Premium 1nn
Bee Shoulder Roast, lb Jc
Fresh Pork Brains, lb --It
Pork Liver or Pork Hocks, lb.. . 12X2C
Sliced Sablo, lb 15c i Whiting( 2 cr 3 to lc
Sliced Halibut, lb 18c j Fillets of Haddock, lb... 15c
HEUHiNG HEHHING
Milkers, keg . . 95c Mixed, keg 83c
Full 9 Pound Kegs
(B Wife
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