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PLATTSMOTTTH SEMI WEEKLY JOTJTtNAL
THITlip.A.Y, PECXMBT-fl-
"ALOHA" WILL NEVER DIE,
SAYS HAWAIIAN SOLOIST
HONOLULU (UP) Lizzie Alohi
kea, soloist with the Royal Hawaiian
band, estimates that during the past
two decades she has sung Aloha Oe
and Xa ei o Hawaii (Song of the
Islands) more than 10,000 times.
She recently gave her farewell con
cert with the band to which she had
been attached 23 years.
She has had words of appreciation
from President Roosevelt, the duke
of Windsor (when he was the prince
of Wales), the crown prince of Swe
den, the crown prince of Japan and
hundreds of operatic stars and other
celebrities on the occasion of their
visits to the islands.
She is convinced the two songs will
never die, as they express the Bpirit of
the islands more than anything else
FINED FOR RECEXESS DRIVING
Charles" Hustead. giving his home
as Falls City, drew a line of $25 and
'costs Saturday afternoon iu the coun
ty court on a charge of reckless driv
ing. Hustead is the man, who drove
tha Riii-Hnetfin railroad
yards and had it stranded among the
tracks of the upper yard. He first
claimed that a soldier had driven the
car there but later two men who had
slept in one of the box cars along the
tracks, came forward with the story
that Hustead himself had driven the
car there and no one was with him.
TO BOX AT OMAHA
SMALL FIRE SUNDAY
SEES THE WORLD BY WHEEL
Charles Gregory, who claims Bride
port, Connecticut, as his home, was
in the city Monday on another of his
bicycle tours of the United States and
is still going strong. He has just re
turned from a trip to the west coast
and Is now on his way to the south.
He carries with him books of clip
pings of his tours and of the news
paper comments that are made of his
Journeys over the country.
After a short stay here Gregory
pedaled the old wheel to Nebraska
City and from where he will con
tinue on to the southland and warmer
weather.
The Are department was called
Sunday afternoon to South Sth street,
a chimney fire at a residence occu
pied by the Taylor family having
made necessary an alarm. The fire
was extinguished without any ser
ious damage.
Bob Richardson of this city i3 to
be featured on the boxing card at
the South Omaha Eagle3 club house
on Friday night. Bob was on the bill
last week and won handily by the
K.O. route over his opponent. His
excellent showing has caused him to
be a favorite with the fans at Omaha
and a demand that he again take
part in the boxing show.
BEG YOUR PARDON
RETURNS TO McCOOK
From Wednesday's Daily
I F. J. Fitch, former justice oi me
j peace for Stove Creek precinct, was
in the city today. Mr. Fitch states
that the article in which it was
stated that II. C. Mehlig. arrested on
a bad check charge, had been con
nected with hi3 court was not true.
Mr. Fitch wishes it clearly under
stood that Mehlig had no connection
with him.
HAVE NEW DAUGHTER
Miss Maxine Cloidt. v5o was here
over the Thanksgiving holiday with
her parents, returned Sunday to her
teaching wcrk at McCook. She was
taken to Lincoln by Mr. and Mrs.
Cloidt and Frances and from there
made the return trip over the Burlington.
VISIT WITH RELATIVES
Ralph Amick, of Detroit, Michigan,
returned home Saturday after a visit
here in Nebraska with his relatives.
He was a visitor over Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Amick at Nelson, Nebraska, and
on his return stopped here to visit
his sister, Mrs. Merdith Chancellor
and family.
CARD OF THANKS
SUFFERS INJURED FOOT
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larson are the
parents of a fine four pound daugh
ter that was born to them at the hos
pital at Omaha on Thanksgiving. All
are reported a3 doing nicely.
William Armstrong, local high
school student, is on crutches as tile
result of an accident that he suffered
while playing with some companions.
The boys were playing some sand lot
football and Bill who has not been
playing a great deal this summer had
his ankle injured.
We are gratefully acknowledging
and thanking you for your kindness
and sympathy shown in the illness
and passing of our dear husband,
father and and son. Mrs. Isaac
Gouchenour and Children; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gouchenour and family.
EIGHT MILE GROVE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
CHARIVARI FRIENDS
Friday a large group of friends of
Gwendolyn Hansen and Ralph Sulli
van gathered at the Sullivan home;
south of Plattsmouth and chari
vaiied the newly-married couple.
Phone news items to No. .
lilhii rTV i '
OWL UPSETS DECORUM
OF CITY NIGHT COURTS
MIAMI, Fla. (UP) A hoot owl j
threatened to break up a night ses
sion of city court.
Judge Norman N. Blakley, after j
several minutes of dignified ducking,!
called a 15-minute recess. j
Spectators threw hats and coats;
into the air in attempts to capture j
the intruder. The owl was snared
in mid-air with a well-aimed hat.
PORTLAND CAPTAIN DIES
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 (UP)
Capt. Benjamin Dutton, commander
of the cruiser Portland, died of a
heart attack last night. He collapsed
in a Southgate cafe and was dead
before he was removed to an emer
gency hospital.
Capt. Dutton was born in Illinois
in 18S1.
RETURNS FROM H0SPTAL
C. D. Talmer has returned from
the hospital in Omaha for a few
weeks until arrangements are made
for an operation.
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JjMBtitS 23-24
'Friday asad Saturday Specials'
EIGHT GENERATIONS USE SPOON A
RAVENNA (UP) A 500-year-old;
butter ladle, handed down through1
eight generations, is owned by Mrs. !
T. O. Griffith. j
ILL
VERA
SPECIAL
Saturday Only
fowa Evergreen
Corn gc
No. 2 Can
Dozen, 95c
Pancake Flour
DIXIANA HQ
3-1 b. Bag .S. J
ROYAL TASTE
Pineapple -iOc
No. 2VZ Can
Fancy Sliced or Crushed
Pineapple
Wo. 2V2 Can
Small Size
Primes St .05
25-lb. Dox :A,V"
GOLDEN
Dates ifQc
Fancy 2 lbs. fi
Kremel
DESSERT
Asstd. Flavors, 3 for.
c
Magic Circle
Olives Zc
Quart Jar
DOMESTIC OIL
Sardines
Size Tins. .3 for
KcMogg's
Corn Flakes Clc
Large Size 2 for v
SEEDLESS
Raisins
2 lbs., 15c; 4 lbs..
29c
SantC3 Peaberry
Co$ee
Per lb
18c
-
"Shurfine"
i
A wonderful smooth
coffee that is sure
to please you es
pecially at the nev;
low price. We in
vite you to try it
Now, per Lb.
2
This Is Our New
Mohdrt CoSSee
E&eSiaaer
45P
AM Chaff removed . . and
coffee ground to suit your
exact method of making.
Just specify
e Percolator
e Regular or
c Drip Grind
? Ki- i
V
Pork & Beasts
VAN CAMP'S g?
16-cz. Tin 3W
Peanut Butter
GOLDEN GLOW Ogp
32-oz. Jar A"
Jersey Cream
SM?. $i-39
CRANBERRY SAOGE ."'.B.d.:...25o
0 APE JUICE Shurfine 4 lb. Jar 45c
KRAUT Smith's Delicious JOo
TOMATOES "o-pc-d 3 for 25c
CHEESE s.r.:cra. 07c
APPLE BUTTER Shurfine 2 lb. Jar 15c
n
1 111 : l;
'..If
O High Back
O Triple S ticked
O Sanforized Shrunk
Sizes to 42
SOEflNICHSEN'S
PLATTSMOUTH, KEB.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS
Bacon Squares 91 G
Celo Wrapped ....
Porlc Hoast, lb 17c
YEARLING, SHORT-FED BEEF
Tender and Delicious
Shoulder Roast, lb.. 15c
Round Steak, lb 25c
Sirloin or T-Bone, lb. . 23c
ARMOUR'S STAR PURE ft ft
Lard, 50-lb. can . . Od.Uil
SHORT STEAKS lb. 15c
WEINER3 AND SAUERKRAUT
A Fine Combination
Ilraut, 5c lb.; 10 lbs. . . 45c
Glazer's Weiners y.22y2c
n
1
1
5 i
Frails m. egelab!es
BAriAHAS Y 4 lb. 25c
Cauliflower iViz
Snowball. Per lb A
FANCY HOME GROWN
Potatoes
100-lb. Bag, $1.35; 15-lb. Peck..'
EXTRA FANCY LARGE
Cranberries HI'S 2
2-lb. Cellophane Bag
TEXAS SEEDLESS
Grape Fruit gigc
Large Size. 6 for EtJr
CALIFORNIA SUNKIST
Oranges 9(9c
216 Size, 27c Doz. 288-252's, doz..
Sweet Potatoes
Virginia, 6 lbs. for
Iceberg Lettuce lVzC
Solid Heads. Each
Grapes, 2 lbs 15c
Blue Label, Super Cured
I
Watch or llext Week's Journal Our Big Ad will
Brcaft Cleaning Up the BACH Stock!
9:30 a. m. Sunday school.
10:30 a. m. German services.
2:30 p. m. Christmas practice.
AN APPRECIATION
In retiring, after the longr period
of years the Bach Store has served
the people of this community, I de
sire to express to all friends and cus
tomers my grateful appreciation of
your support and good will.
MRS. A. G. BACH.
GOOD THANKSGIVING COL
LECTION FOR THE LIBRARY
The Thanksgiving school collec
tion for the Plattsmouth library was
?1S.44. This sum will be used for
buying children's books for their use
at the library.
HAVE CLOSE BATTLE
From Tuesday? Dally
The K. C. took two games from
the Wimpys last night. Wimpys were
up at the top until this took place.
Ray Bourne was high with a 177
game and L.. Swoboda was high on
the K. C. team with 149.
The individual scores:
Wimpys Ault, 4i9; Kula, 394;
McCarroll, 344; Ray Bourne, 500;
Straw. 211. Total 1928.
K. of C. L. Swoboda, 38S; Dr.
Ryan. 369; Ted Svoboda, 32S; J.
Holly, 296; Dr. Pucelik, 407. Total,
1957.
Smith or Utah's Favorite
TOMATOES
No. 2y2 Can
Del Monte or Dole's Sliced
PINEAPPLE
4 Laree Slices. 15-oz. Can
Sliced or Half
PEACHES
cr APRICOTS
No. 10 (So Called 'Gallon') Can
1'
Ad for Plattsmouth Fri., Sat., Dec. 3 and 4
4c
A NEBRASKA INSTITUTION
Air King Brand
Peanut Butter
2-lb. QQc
Tar 3
Kuner's Fancy
Tomato Juice
Giant (50-oz.) -fl
Can il
Balloon, Clean Quick or
Crystal White
Soap Flakes
s-ib. Pkg. . . 33c
aimaimao
Lb Sc
Tropic Gold Fancy, Firm Yellow-Eipe.
Iwimap Calif. Sweet Red Emperor fin
&7EcieS Lee. Cluster Bens., 3 lbs.. .AV
Grapefruit i&Thr. . 23c
Sweet Juicy Texas. Ex. Large, 5 for 23c
Oranges lit 27c. ..... .20c
Juicy California Sunkist Seedless Navels
(mnAfi Tlcrida Juicy Seedless f (a
raSlgeS Medium Size, Doz 15C
A nmloc Ring-Packed. Full
i&ppaeo Bushel Basket
Idaho iicir.o Oeauty, Schoolboy Size
IT alHttlgtC Large Size head, 6c
JLt&.&.fct; Extra Lare Size head
Fresh, Crisp, Solid Calif. Iceberg.
95c
..0c
29c
In Bulk
2'
Armour's Pure, Star Brand, lb.
IHIa02BS Whole or Half. lb HQ
Dold'M Mnsara Smoked Temlcr VrormH
BeeS EacS Lb. S2C
Choice Tender Shouliler Cut
W&vmfow&&&9 Lb asc
Frnhlx Ground lleef Cut.
SSeaEi Lb SC
Choice Ueef Sirloin or Shortcut.
Boiling ISseS Lb Hc
Cranberries lzb;T?l'
Fancy Dcap Rod Wisconsin Jumbos
CauiiSIower SSSLS'Sr. .lie
Potatoes 'aaiwt SST:. .23c
1C0-lb. Dag . (when Packed), S1.29
Parsnips 'JSSuTii-... .4c
Choice. Li'nn Hi';.
Minced Luncheon or
Ha Selected, 2 lbs.. . . . 2?C
Hnor Hlnky-Dinky Finest Quality
DaCOn Sliced, !'2-lb. Cello Pkg
Bacon Squares 1". 15c
Whiting Fish Sreasdseesd?'3 .bs..25c
Baby Emerald
Walnuts
lbs.
for
BUTTER
Hinky-Dinky 9fo
Mb. Carton...
CASCO
1-lb. Carton
Sunlight
Margarine
"Wb- ISc
Carton Jfi0
Thompson
Seedless
Raisins
2-lb. Pkg, 15
4-lb. Pkg. A VV
Cereal Bowl FEEE with
2 Lge. Pkgs. Kellogg's
CORII FLAKES
ptSe.2for 19c
Santa Clara
Prunes 9&C
Small Size, 5 lbs... ihdicP
Bulk Mallowll 'tOr
DATES. 2 lbs.. . . A7t
Old Fashioned Xmas
Candy rfj
10c
(Mixed). Lb.
PEANUT BRITTLE
Fresh, Crispy, lb..
Sliced White, Rye, Whole
Wheat or Raisin
BREAD
16-oz. Loaf
Slic'd White, 24-oz. loaf, 10c
7e
Sunrise Sweet Mild
COFFEE
3 lbs.. 4S. Lb
COFELT'S COFFEE
2 lbs.. 45c; Lb
17'
Old Pals Alaska
Salmon
l-lb. Cans 2 for
Fancy Pink SALMON
1-lb. Cans, 2 for. . . .
25c
So-Tast-ee Soda
CRACKERS
2-lb. Caddy
RITZ Butter Crackers
1-lb. Pkg
17c
21c
LUII
Toilet Soap
3 Regular Ears.
LUX FLAKES
Large Pkg . . .
19c
...23c
Whiite King
Granulated Soap
Small Pkg., 0
Med. Pkg.. 23
Large Pkg.
DREFT
for Fine Laundering
Small Pkg., lap C
Large Pkg. . . .
Eoyal Brand 48-lb
FLOUR Bas-
Granulated Beet
SUGAR
100 lbs, $5.19; 10 lbs
$139
52c
Omar FLOUR
Puts Magic in Your Baking
5 lbs, 23; 10, 45 1
24 lbs.
93c
Chef Leon Mince Meat, 1-lb. jar, 19 ; 2-lb. jar 33t
Rosemary Grape Juice, quart bottle 29c
Season's Greetings Assorted Chocolates, 5-lb. box 98c
Harriet Clark Cherry Chocolates, 1-lb. box 23t
Prince Albert or Velvet Tobacco, 1-lb. can T 79C
Union Leader Tobacco, 14-oz. can 59p
Crystal White
10 Reg. Bars. 330
Ken-L-Ration
LOg T 1-lb. Of-,
cans.
23c
Food
KIT-E-RATION for
Cats. 1-lb. can, 2 for
Corn or Peas, Standard Quality, No. 2 cans, 3 for 25c
Del Monte Spinach, No. 1 can, 12; No. 2i2 can 18
Maytime Fancy Cut Beets, No. 2y2 can JO
Wishmore Brand Apple Butter, 2-lb jar- 15
Kre-Mel Desserts, Assorted (Doz., 39). 3 Pkgs lOc
Magic Circle Queen Olives, quart jar 330
2 23 AMDS
Mosrtliesrsi
Tissue
Regular Roll for only
10 when you Buy
4 Rolls at 240
Sfaley
Golden or
Crystal White
.S7c
5-lb. Pail .
(SSuGG
Specially Mellowed
29'
!'
1-lb. Can
Rolls. .
