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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUHUAL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1937.
INTERCEDE WITH COMMIS-
SION ON BEHALF FISHER
LINCOLN, Aug. 19 (UP) Mayor
O. C. Hinds, several members ot
the Weeping Water council and a
business competitor interceded with
the State Liquor Control Commission
yesterday on behalf of E. A. Fisher,
whose Leer license was revoked July
2Sth.
The mayor told the commission
that the four beer taverns were per
mitted to rmeain open for a short
time on Sunday morning, July 4,
while the Fourth of July celebrants
were present, although the village
has an ordinance forbidding Sunday
sales.
A commission agent purchased
beer at Fisher's place that day. Fish
er at his, hearing said discrimination
was shown against him. Mayor Hinds
said he was sure Fisher would up
hold the law if the permit was re
instated. Th commission took the
case under advisement.
NEBRASKA PLANS APPROVED
FOR ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY
PHEASANT SEASON SET
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (UP)
The Social Security board today ap
proved Nebraska's revised plans for
assistance to the needy aged, needy
blind, and dependent children. It also
asked a $560,778 appropriation for
carrying out those plans during the
period from July 1 to December 30.
The board described the program as
placing public assistance in Nebras
ka on a permanent basis and as pro
viding for a "more efficient adminis.
tration."
One of the 34 states participating
in all three branches of public assist
ance and one of the first to enact leg
islation to those ends, Nebraska now
has on its rolls 27,200 aged, 5C0
blind, and 10.900 dependent chil
dren. The federal government's con
tribution is $400,602 for the aged,
$151,374 for children, and $8,797
dependent children. State funds,
without local contributions, will
match the federal amount.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Will, former
residents of this community, recent
ly announced the marriage of their
daughter, Virginia Ellen, to Luther
Snyder on June 13, 1937. The couple
was married at Las Vegas, Nevada.
MARRIED AT COURT HOUSE
LINCOLN, Aug. 17 (UP) The
state game commission today fixed a
ten day open season on pheasants
October 17 to 2C and for the first time
opened the entire state to hunting
The dailv has: and possession was
raised from four to five birds and two
may be hens.
Last year there was only a seven
day season permitted in thirty-six
counties and parts of two others.
"At first conclusion it may be seen
that this will permit the killing of
many more birds than when only a
section of the state is open," said the
commission.
"On the contrary, opening of the
entire state will lessen the entire kill
because will not be concentrated."
Huntsmen will be asked not
hunt where birds are scarce.
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SON KILLED IN WRECK
Word has come to Otto Uehling,
member of the Masonic Home here,
of the death of his son, Norman Ueh
ling at Corrington, Wyo. Norman
was killed in an auto wreck.
Vernon Uehling and Gecrge Woer
man of Oakland, Nebr., are depart
ing to bring the body to Oakland for
burial. Theodore Uehling, another
brother, will come here from Chi
cago to take the father to Oakland
for the services.
From Monday's Dally
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Knieke left
early this morning by train for the
west coast on a two week vacation.
They are visiting at Denver, Chey
enne, Salt Lake City, and in Cali
fornia. They plan to spend most of
their time in California.
Daily Journal, 15 1 week.
Poultry lllanied
I was just talking with Omaha Poul
try Buyers, who tell me that Poultry
receipts have increased many times
in last few days and most of them
have lowered their prices from 1
to 2c. per pound. Wholesale prices
of meat were also about 4c a pound
lower yesterday, so in sympathy
with the above it looks like Poultry
prices may decline some. For Friday
and Saturday, we will continue to
pay the following CASH prices:
HENS
Under 4i2 lbs., per lb 15$
l1 lbs- an over, per lb 130
Leghorn Hens, per lb 140
SPRINGS
4 lbs. and over, per lb 21
Under 4 lbs., per lb 200
Leghorn Springs, lb . 180
A. R. CASE & CO.
Phone 26S-J, Noon or Evenings
West of Ford Garage
KS3
Girl's
Undergaments
Slips
Tea rose color Rayon, built up
shoulder, ruffle bottom. Sizes
2 to 14. Priced at
50c
Panties
Run-resist Rayon, full cut
long wearing. Sizes 2 to 14.
29c
Broadcloth
Bloomers
Full cut, saddle seat syle. The
sizes run from 4 to 16.
U Boy's Dress
SHlftTS
Full cut; full yoke. Sizes from
C to 14. Big value at
Get Her Several of
These Dresses
They're styled so prettily she'll
wear a beaming smile when
she starts out to school.
Fine quality Print Cloths
guaranteed fast color. Sizes
up to 14. Priced at
80o - 89c - $1
She'll lieed Some
flew Sox
And these are just the styles
she'll like and in all colors to
match her dresses.
10c-l5c-19c
4SC
Boy's
OVERALLS
Striped or Blue Denim. Full
cut and well made. Pair
79 And QSC
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL OXFORDS
Black Composition Sole
$1139
All Sizes to 2 . . .
Per Pair
I7e Carry A Complete Line of School Supplies
SOENNICHSEN'S
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
William Martin MajeskI and Miss
Florence Elizabeth Swihel, both of
Omaha were married at the office of
County Judge A. H. Duxbury late
Saturday afternoon.
REMAINS UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE
Ed Schulhof, prominent resident of
Plattsmouth, has been confined to
his home for over two weeks with
illness. Latest reports state that his
condition has improved very little.
HERE FROM DENVER
Mr. and Mrs. R C. Rebell of Den
ver, arrived Tuesday evening for a
short visit at the home of Mrs. Anna
Lillie and Miss Marie Kaufmann.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Hanni and
son and Rolin Berry, of Omaha, came,
down to enjoy a visit with the guests
from the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebell are en route
to Illinois where they will visit with
relatives and old friends.
ENJOY VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Patton,
of Bloomington, Indiana, are here as
guests of the Robert II. Patton fam
ily. Mr. Patton is a cousin of R. H.
of this city. The guests are en route
to California where they will visit
at Sacramento and other points in
that state for a time.
BUS HAS TROUBLE
The Cotner bus operating between
this city and Omaha is undergoing
repairs at the local Ford garage as
the result of a broken axel which oc
curred Tuesday evening near Fort
Crook as the bus was on its way to
Omaha.
Mr. Cotner was able to secure an
other bus from Omaha and which
made possible the carrying on of the
service without delay.
EIGHT MILE GROVE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
9:00 a. m. Sunday school.
10:00 a. m. Examination and con
firmation of catechumena.
Wednesday, Aug. 25 the ladies aid
will meet in the church parlors. Host
esses, Mrs. Herman Hennings and
Mrs. Hugh Meisinger.
PMllip's Delicious
TOMATO JUICE, TOMATO or VEGETABLE
SOUP, TOMATO PUREE fZ3 Q
or sfAunt ill
No. 1 Cans Each
Argo Corn
or Gloss
STALEY'S CUBE OR CORN
1-lb. Pkg.
STALEY'S GOLDEN or CRYSTAL WHITE
SyiTUp 1j:jb pIh 59 29C Ad for Platkniouth, Friday, Saturday, 20-21
Del Monte Sliced or Half
PEACHES
No. 2i2
Can, 18
2 for 35c
Van Camp's
Pork & Beans
1 Lb.
Cans.
4 for 25'
Kuner's Fancy
TOMATOES
No. 303
Cans
3 for 22c
Fey. Calif. Sweet r wr
Malagas, lb.JA,4i
Pancy Washington
ursipes Eed
i-A lQHrUtStU? USJ Excellent for Canning
Iceberg', lge. size head
Extra Lare Size, head, 7
FSuossqg SrC"
Lge. Square v C7r Quart
Basket (5 Basket..
1 lb. r r
VoYinw Tllififtia
Sreett IPtiat3:es
SWIFTS JEWEL
St1 4tki!A4in n art
IIIkIi tlunllty All-I'uriioxe MiorteuiiiK.
Choice, Tender Ileef.
'2
Very Kcoiiom !! Hone Itemovril.
Choice, Lean II lb.
Fancy New Crop
Alabama. Lb.
SeHei?sr
Fresh, Tender Calif. rr)p
Well bleached, Lge.-iiZ? '
Yel. Globes, 4 lbs
SaHS13SQ8J3 Green. Ik-.-.S?
VeaBIMlIIs Lb. QC
veil.
eeS, 3LHC
ee StfceaEs. ib c
Choice, Teurier Shoulder.
Minced Luncheon, lb; 15c
Armour' Selected lnn!ity.
Summer Sausage, lb. 22c
y I nuriiiKer or salami.
a2Ba Squares, Lb.
Selected Snicn r-Cured.
Whiting Fish, 3 lbs. .25c
Selected Fluli -evr Shipment.
Cheese, Ib 19c
Full Cream l.ouKhorn.
Royal Brand
FLOUR
48-lb. Sack
PEN-JEL, Fruit
Pectin, Pkg. . . .
$.49
10c
Hinky-Dlnky
BUTTER
l-lb. Carton
Sunlight Margarine
1-lb. Ctns., 2 for. .
34c
..55c
Fine Granulated Beet
SUGAR ?9C
100 lbs. $5.15; IO kytdxi
Puro Cane, 100 lbs, C&a
S5.35. 10-lb. CI. Bag. . 5UW
Omar FLOUR
Puts Magic in Your Baking
24 lbs., 380
48 lbs
$.89
Heinz
KETCHUP
Large 14-oz.
Bottle
16'
Pillsbury's Best
FLOUR TYv:KCEn
24 lbs., 930
48 lbs
FREE
Beautiful Cereal Bowl
when 'you buy 2 Lge. Pkgs.
MILLER'S TOASTED
' " Jew
Wheat
Flakes
2 Lge. Jgc
Sunrise Sweet, Mild
COFFEE ljR
3 lbs., 530; Lb JLCP
BUTTER-NUT
Salad Dressing
1000 Island or Spread
8-oz. Jar, 150 QffC
Pint, 25c ; Quart gJgP
SALADA TEA
Makes Delicious
Iced Tea
i' Green Japan
or Brown Label
Orange Pekoe
Rinso
Small Pkg., 90
Large Pkg
Lifebuoy Health
SOAP, 3 Bars. . .
.21c
19c
Post Toasties, Kellogs's Corn Flakes, 2 lare Pkgs. 190
Country Boy Evergreen Corn, No. 2 cans. 3 for 290
Boys Club Peas, No. 2 cans, 3 for 290
Bitz Butter Crackers, 1-lb. Pkg 210
N. B. C. Social Tea Biscuits, pkg 100
Van Camp's Tomato Juice. 50-oz. can. 220 ; 23-oz 100
Heavy Bed Jar Rubbers. 6 Pkgs 250
Mason Jar Caps, carton of 1 dozen 230
Mason Jars, regular, Quarts, doz., 790; Pints, doz 690
Parowax or Texwax, 1-lb. Pkg. - 100
B. & G. Punch, for cold drinks, 8-oz. bottle, 2 for 150
Eosemary Grape Juice, quart bottle 290
SOAIM.KSS
SIDS
DREFT
Beg. Pkg. c
for only 2L
WHEN YOU BUY b E?Q
Large Pkg. at... 50
Palmolive Soap 5iVa.aaa?.:?.17c
WaldorS Tissue fl FC
Large Bolls, 4 for -li- U
ScotTissue
Large Bolls, 3 for
SCOTTOWELH, pkg 11c
SCOTTOWEL HOLDER. . . .17c
2
IVORY SOAP
Large Bar A p
for only JL'
WHEN YOU BUY CftOlT
2 Large Bars
CIIIPSO
Flakes or Granules
Beg. Pkg., 90
Large Pkg.
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Santos Peaberry Everyday
Coee flOc Crackers -flOc
3 lbs., 55c; Lb A1' Soda, 2-lb. Caddy W
Old Pals Alaska DOMESTIC OIL
Salmon Qgc Sardines PKc
1-lb. Tall, 2 for 4 6 Tins for &$J'
TRUE AMERICAN P & G or Crystal White
Matches jQc Soap ZQc
6 Box Carton J 10 Bars for i'V'
Chipso Olto IGA Lye QZc
Large Pkg 3 Cans for
Libby's Inglenook
Pork, Bean's ffc Sweet Corn Qc
1-lb. Tins,- 4 for. No. 2 Can, 10c; 3 for J0
Canning Supplies
MASON
Fruit Jars gcic
Pints, 69c; Quarts..
MASON
Jar Caps
Per dozen lJr
Jar Rubbers
25c
RED LIPPED
6 Dozen for. ,
Pure Cider
Vinegar
Per Gallon .
2Qc
Jelly Glasses
Specially Priced I 1SC
Per Dozen
Juice Sale
14c
SHURFINE
Grapefruit
Juice
No. 2 Can
Orange Juice
SHURFINE If CO
No. 2 Can 3W
Tomato Juice
HEINZ 97C
46-oz. Can
Tomato Juice
WELCH'S
Pint Bottle
SHURFINE
Grape Juice -gQc
Pint Bottle
15c
Macaroni or
Spaghetti sgc
5-lb. Box
Salad Dressing
TASTE WELL CIC
Full Quart Jar J
Fancy Sliced or Crushed
Pineapple 25c
No. 2J2 Can
CASCO
Butter
Solids, Ib.
34C
Oleomargarine
IGA
2 lbs. for
35c
Fine Granulated
Sugar
10 lbs."
SUNKiST
Flour
48-lb. Bag
$1.79
BLUE DIAMOND
Catsup
14-oz. Bottle ...
10c
SUNSHINE
Buvan Sandwich Assortment and
Ko-Ko Cake Assortment-
LUp.
Salada Tea
BLACK
4-oz. Pk 19c
8-oz. Pkc. .35c
GREEN
4-oz. Pkn 17c
8-oz. Pkn 33c
Shurfine Asstd.
Beverages gKc
3 Lar?e Bottles ....
JMus Itottle Deposit
Pineapple Juice
IGA BRAND 4 Ar
12-oz. Can
Meat Department
WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS
SWIFT'S JEWELL
Shortening, 2 lbs 30c
Flank Steak, lb 30c
ARMOUR'S ASSORTED
Veal-Meat Loafs, lb 25c
DOLD'S OR CUDAHY'S HOCKLESS
Picnic Hams, 4 to 7 lb. avg., lb. 25c
YOU'LL LIKE THESE DELICIOUS
Mode Chicken Legs, each. ..... 5c
FULL CREAM
Longhorn Cheese, lb 22c
DERBY COOKED
Corn Beef, 3-lb. can .75c
ARMOUR'S CORN FED
Narrow Bacon Round Steak
lean 2 to 3-lb. Cut for Swiss
Pieces " ' n Plain.
Per lb . 300 Per lb. ...... 3S
WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24
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