PAGE SIX
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JULY 29, 19
LOOKING IN ON THE
Famous Dionne Quins
Copyrighted article by the
Quaker Oats Company
Enjoying Their Fourth Summer
The five niost-talked-about little
girls in the world, the Dionne Quins
are enjoying their fourth summer in
splendid manner. To make their sur
roundings more pleasant a great deal
ot landscaping and planting was
done during the past fall and spring.
Landscaping around the "Dionne Do
main" presented quite a problem as
seeded grass will not grow. The land
i3 so rocky and sandy that it was
necessary to sod the playground. The
grounds were enlarged considerably
over last year, and already the rec
ord cf 4 50,000 visitors made last
year, has been exceeded.
Although last summer, the ther
mometer, mounted to 9 6 degrees in
that nominally cooler climate, the
healthy little Dionne girls had no
ill effects or summer complaints.
The medical staff allows them to
have no cold drinks or cold food that
will shock their tender stomachs.
Even the water, which comes from
the well deeply drilled expressly for
the Quins is not given the children
until it moderates to room tempera
ture. Milk is properly pasteurized
and all vegetables are carefully
washed before being cooked. It is
the Dionne Quin staff of advisors
which is largely responsible for the
good health of the Quins.
It is they who exercise such great
care in the selection of their food
and it is they who chose Quaker
Oats for the Quins' cereal. Oatmeal
is recognized as a wonderful source
of that precious three-purpose vita
man. Vitamin B for combating ner
vousness, constipation and poor ap
petite, due ,to lack of the vitamin.
And, too, oatmeal with milk fur
nishes a fine source of body-building
minerals, muscle - building protein
and energy-making carbohydrates.
CANDIES WITHOUT HEAT
By Betty Barclay
RIVER SHOWING FALL
(Note Watch for additional in
teresting stories on the life of the
Quinns now in their fourth year).
VISIT RELATIVES HERE
Dr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunn of West
Frankfort,, Illinois, are in the city
as guests at the home of City Treas
urer and Mrs. M. D. Brown. They
have been visiting in the west and
stopped here ror a visit with the
Brown family, Mrs. Brown being a
sister of Dr. Dunn. While here they
also had the pleasure of a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Peterson and
family of Mora, Minnesota, who are
guests at the Brown home.
Orange Juice
TREE SWEET PfC
2 for
VIRGINIA
Tomatoes
No. 2 Tins. . . .3 for
2Se
PICIDILLY
Grapefruit
oken Segments PC
. 2 Cans. . .2 fop
Brok
No
WON -UP
Grapefruit
Juice Qc
No. 2 Tin 3 for
Campbell's
Tomato Juice
No. 5 Tin, 23c )(C
12-oz. Tins... 4 fop U
KELLCGG'S
Corn. Flakes or
Post Teasties
21c
Lapre Size
2 for . . .
Krispy Crackers
2-1 b. Caddy, 32c 45
1-lb. Caddy &
Butler Crackers
Sunshine Martini ff ?C
Per Pkg ifc-J
Peanut Butter
GOLDEN GLOW "l)f$P
32-oz. Jap Sll
Pued Wheat
Quaker f Cc
2 Pkgs. for ; .
MASON
Jar Caps yZc
Pep dozen satJr
Jar Rubbers
RED LIPPED
6 Dozen fop. ....... S w
2C
Fine Granulated
Sugar
10 lbs
100-lb. Bag, $5.15
CANE SUGAR
100 lbs, ?5.35; 10 lbs..20
Santos Peaberry
oee
Pep lb. ....
Fancy Tidbits or
Crushed
Pineapple 9ftc
-oz. Cans, 3 fop. . . '
Spaghetti
Forli & Beans
Tomato Beop
Vegetable Sosap
Finest
rand
i OS.
Tins
Each
1
Pork & Beans
MRS. KELLOGG'S
3 Tins fcr
Potted Meat
Armour's
3 fop
Old Pals Alaska
Salmon
1-lb. Tall, 2 fop. . .
DOMESTIC OIL
Sardines
6 Tins fop
Libby's
Pork, Beans
1-lb. Tins, 4 for. . . .
2c
23c
2c
2c
SH'JRFINE
Gsretin Beans
No. 2 Tin. 10e
Inglenook
Sweet Com &n
15c
No. 2 Can, 10c; 3 fop
Ice Tea
BLEND, Qt. Jar
Fancy Sliced or Crushed
Pineapple 'QTLq
No. 24 Can
Peas
Packed from Dry
Stock. No. 2 can
CASCO
Butter
Solids, lb -5-2
Powdered
Bon Ami gC
LIGHTHOUSE
3Cf1oa.n2:e.r IOC
BLUE DIAMOND
Catsup ijrc
14-oz. Bottle JSvW
TRUE AMERICAN
Matches UOc
G Box Carton -ii f
Fruits Megefables
Potatoes, xo lbs 19c
Large Home Grown
Beets, 3 bunches or. . 10c
Sweet Corn, dos 318c
Well Filled Ears
Carrots, 3 bunches 310c
Peas, ull pods, lb. .... floe
Fresh and Tender
Tomatoes, lb 7c
Fancy Red Ripe
Apricots, per lug .... $1.23
Can Them Now!
Watermelons, each .... 39c
Large Ripe Tom Watsons
Apples, cooking, lb.. ... .5c
frleat ieparfmenf
Smoked Ham, 2 slices. 29c
Fancy Center Slices
Lard, 2 lbs. or 32c
Home Rendered
Shoulder Steak, lb 27c
Shoulder Bee Boast. .25c
from Select Corn Fed Stock
Bee Cutlets, lb 30c
Longhorn Cheese, lb. . . 20c
Full Cream
Minced Ham, 2 lbs.. . . .35c
.25c
Summer Sausage, lb..
Swift's Essex
Weiners, 2 lbs. or . . .
Glazer's Skinless
45c
m4m
When youngsters show a yearning
for culinary experiment, don't say
"no" because you are afraid of burn
ed fingers and a mess in the kitchen
Give them these candy recipes that
don't need to go near the stove
Even the very youngest cooks can
master these sweets made with sweet
ened condensed milk. They are lit
erally failure proof if you use this
magic milk. A creamy smooth fon
dant can be made in five minutes
and doesn't need to "ripen." The
children can enjoy the fruits or their
triumph right away.
Cocoa Patties
U oup cocoa
cup confectioners' (4X) sugar
2 tablespoons butter
U cup sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
Nut meats'
Sift together cpcoa and confection
ers' sugar. Moisten with butter,
sweetened condensed milk and vanil
la. Blend thoroughly. Drop by tea-
spoonsful onto marble slab or plate, j
rress nut meat in top of each. Al
low to stand in cool place until
firm. Makes about 24.
Orange Cocoa Balls
2 cups confectioners' (4X) sugar
U cup sweetened condensed milk
2 teaspoons orange juice
2 teaspoons grated orange rind
1 cup shredded cocoanut
Measure sugar after sifting; blend
with sweetened condensed milk, or
ange juice and orange rind. Drop by
spoonfuls into shredded cocoanut;
roll in small balls. Chill in refrigera
tor or cool place for several hours.
Makes 24. '
The Missouri river at ths point is
showing a small fall after several
weeks of high stage, William Grebe,
well known fisherman, reports. The
river has fallen some five inches in
the past twenty-four hours.
This year there has been five dis
tinct rises in the river and which is
unusual for so late in the year as the
June rise is usually the peak of the
high water of the season.
The high condition of the river
has held back the completion of a
number of the river projects and kept
workmen idle.
HAS ATTRACTIVE WINDOW
The Parley furniture store has a
very attractive window arranged that
is a credit to any of the city display
windows "in the large furniture
stores.
The window has been arranged as
a modern living room with the win
dows and curtains, a fine overstuffed
set as well as telephone stand and
radio and magazine rack. The win
dow is one arranged in the utmost
good taste and coloring and is cer
tainly a very nice attraction to the
business section of the city.
RETURNS FROM THE WEST
Miss Maxine Cloidt, who has been
attending the summer session of the
University of Colorado, at Boulder,
returned home Sunday. Miss Cloidt
and Miss Florence Beighley, math
ematics teacher in the PJattsmouth
high school, have been taking special
educational work in the Colorado
school.
Miss Cloidt will later accompany
her parents to Battle Lake, Minne
sota, where they will spend a short
vacation.
Phone news items lo No. C
Uteri
AND SAVE
These Cars will All be Sold at
REDICUL0USLY LOW PRICES!
1927 Dodge
1928 Buick
1928 Chevrolet
1928 Chrysler
1929 Erskine
1929 Ford
1932 Plymouth
1934 Ford
1935 Plymouth
1936 Chevrolet
Money will ' talk, but Convenient
Terms can be arranged. Buy now!
flOSEfJ AUTO CO.
"Where You Save the Finance"
SPRINGS
Wanted All Sizes
We have a special demand for
Springs, all sizes. Get our prices!
WE ALSO PAY
Top Prices for Eggs
TO GET THE MOST OUT OF
YOUR CREAM SEE US
"Our Service Satisfies"
HOME DAIRY
Conveniently Located at Corner of
5th and Main, Plattsmouth
Poultry lUanted
Everyday Truck Service to your
home . . . and don't overlook the
fact that we buy
In handling your Cream, I am sure
we can do just as much for you in
the way of Price, Service, etc. as
anyone a Cash-on-Delivery with all
the trimmings. A trial will convince.
Poultry Prices
Same as Quoted in Our Ad
in Monday's Journal
Good up to and including Sat. Night.
LISTEN, PLEASE
If you have Springs weighing over
4 lbs. or over 5 lbs., we can pay you
an extra fancy price for same. But
it is hardly advisable to quote prices
on this class of stufT at present, be
cause same would be rather mislead
ing, inasmuch as less than 5 of all
Poultry going to market now will
grade in the over 4 or over 5 lb. class.
We are Always in the Market for
Good Quality Poultry
A. R. CASE & CO.
Phone 268-J, Noon or Evenings
West of Ford Garage
im.m: com: iikm
Tomatoes Z BQc
No. 2 Cans 3 Iwi JteslO
3 for 29c
KKX
3 for 29c
IMOM-KIt III! WD
Pork & Beans
Tall 27-oz. Cans
( III TltV IIOV KVKIt(;ilKK
CORN
or Jumbo Peas, No. 2
kim:ii's ti:mikh ;akdi:v
PEAS fnr 9P9C
No. 2 Cans, 14 Ul J
VN rM!S llll CAMI'IIKMS
Tomato Juice
50-cz. Can
k i. ;;; on mim, Kit's ,
Corn Flakes ige. -fl Cfec
or POST TOASTIES J Pkgs. IL
21'
Ad for Plattsmouth Friday, Saturday, 30-31
YOU ARE INVITED TO HINKY-DIIMKY DAY AT
KRUG PARK, OMAHA, SUNDAY, AUG. 1st
$350 in Gifts consisting of 50 bushel baskets of Grocer
ies, two Bicycles, four 18-mece sets of Silverware, six
Watches. Free Eides ! Free Admission and Parking !
ASK US FOR FREE TICKETS
Fancy Elterta Freestones T T rm
Bu. Bskt.-i'ZIi
3
Fancy Washington Qr pm
t, 15; Lug -..VLSS)
Canning
. Bskt-5
Excellent for
PeasEnec ExcanLfor
Fancy Elterta Freestone
Quart Basket, 15 ; Full
A
jmyjUlHWlZ Canning!
Fancy Washu
Quart Basket
Sweet, Eed Ripe Texas Tom Watson ffTSg
23 to 30 lb. Avg. weight. Each )(S
Cherries SKWllMaic
LiGtnOnS Sig jSuUrnboSslze.XD02...35C
T flttfffiA Large size Head, 7c f
JLfl&.LU&,l Extra Large size Head fK
Fresh, Crisp, Solid Calif. Iceberg.
Tomatoes 1e.1bnipBe,... 15c
Br Melons E..29c
Potatoes ftJfe.TSel c!bb,.e.rf . .29c
Peas OT-pSsrr??. 7c
Onions Sfc"el,e 4asibsYc'.'ow. 17c
Morrell's U fr -."- TT?
picnic iracuuuiJk . ii
A very low price on thmr Mick fiuallty Shanklm
Sinokril I'ioulc llnniM. hole or Unit
EBeeS HSGt3:Lb.272c
' holer, Tr-ptlrr Ilaby Ileef Shoulder fata.
IHIaffimlbTiaa'ges? fbs 27c
Pure Href Cute. frehlj- ground.
EBeeS StfeaHs Lb S26
C'holec, Teudrr Ilab)' lleef Sirloin or Short Cut.
Minced Luncheon or
Ring Bologna Lb. . . 21
Selected lnnli Kcononiloall Priced.
EaB kHeatfc Lb. 2SC
ic
Fnno.v .MMortel YarlHIe
Whiting U UDlm 3 lb. ZJSC
Selected Flh - New Shipment.
Fillets of FaoBa 2 lb.2Sc
l oiit) liooelrKN find Skinlexn Kith.
Magic Circle
Queen
Olives
ST .I.....: 35c
SUPERIOR
Dill or Sour
Quart Jar jiffi
Sunlight -
Margarine
2 Cartons 35
BUTTER
Hinky-Dinky fp
1-lb. Carton. CO1
CASCO
1-lb. Carton
33c
Heinz Soups
large F Reg: 6
or Cans d
(Except Gumbo, Chowder
or Consomme)
Heinz Beans
(Tom. Sauce or Vegetable)
j 12-oz. f 18-oz. scrr
2
J? or 4 Cans
25-oz. Cans 2 for 356
Fine Granulated Beet
SUGAR Mc
100 lbs. $5.15; 10 ePil
Pure Cane, 100 lbs,
$5.38. 10-lb. CI. Bag. . SOt
APRICOTS
PEACHES, PEARS
cr CATSUP Q C
No. 10 Can
Shredded
Wheat
Eeg. Pkgs 2 for
Sunrise Brand
COFFEE -fl
3 lbs., 556; Lb.. ii
Knox Assorted
JELL
Rec Pkes,
3C
6 for 25c
Sunrise Fresh, Fluffy
Marshmallows
Mb. -f Oc
Cello Bag iiO
ROYAL BRAND
FLOUR
48-lb. Sack
HINKY DINKY FLOUR
S lbs.. .25c 10 lbs., 49c
24 lbs... 95c 48 lbs., $1.39
$.49
So-Tast-ee Soda
CRACKERS
2-lb. Caddy
Certified Grahams
2-lb. Caddy
17c
..21c
IVORY Flake:
Ige. Pkg.
:3'
ICirk'S Cocoa Hard
water Toilet
SOAP
Eeg. Bars
4forl9
BUTTER-NUT
Salad Dressing
1000 Island op Spread
8-oz. Jar, sc P?C
Pint. 25e: anart
35'
Heavy Bed Jar Rubbers, 6 Pkgs : 25
Mason Jar Caps, carton of 1 dozen 230
Mason Jars, Regular, Quarts, doz., 790; Pints, doz 690
Certo. for Jams and Jellies, bottle , ; 230
Uneeda Bakers Tri-Sandwich Cookies, 4-oz. Pkg : 100
Tropical Ice Tea, 5Vfc-oz. jar 170
Rinso
Small Pkg., 90
Large Pkg. . . .
Lifebuoy Health
SOAP, 3 Bars. .
2ftc
19c
White King
Granulated Soap
Small Pkg., 9
Med. Pkff., 23
La rge Pkg.
31'
Hinky-Dinky Coffee, 3 lbs., 620; Lb 210
Cofelt's Coffee, 2 lbs., 470; Lb 240
Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 Regular cans 150
Del Monte Sliced or Half Peaches, No. 2i2 can 190
Tick-Tock Peaches or Sailor Pears, No. 2y2 can 150
New Yorker Asst'd. Beverages. (Plus Deposit), 32-oz. bottle 100
Blue Ribbon
Mafltt
Recognized Standard
of Quality
LITE OR DARK
Hop Flavored fiJChC
3-lb. Can . Py
CLIMALENE
Dishes Gleam -f h
Large Pkg ILJ
BOWLENE, Cleans 4 Qf
Closet Bowls, Lo. can. Afc.
Scottissue
Large Rolls, 3 for
Waldorf
Se4forH7c
Free! Beautiful All-
Purpose Bowl
when you buy . .
2 Large Pkgs. of
Miller's Toasted
Wheat Flakes
The New Crispy,
Crunchy Cereal
Reg.
Pkgs. -
2 forage
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