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THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1938.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE SIX
FARM INCOME UP
"WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (UP)
Farmers last year had a total cash
income of $S,."2 1,000,000, the depart
ment of agriculture reported today.
This was, $000,000,000 above 103G
cash income of $7,020,000,000 and
521,000,000 above the estimate on Jan.
1 for last yer.r.
Government payments to farmers
in 1SKI7 totaled $307,000,000 compared
with $287,000,000 in 1930.
Cass county has no "bonded in
debtedness, as, like the state, we
have paid cash for our hard sur
faced roads and other improve
ments as we went.
Poultry fJaate
Friday, Saturday
HENS
5 lbs. and up, lb ISC
Under 5 lbs., lb 15c
Leghorn Hens, lb 13
Young Roosters
Per lb 12c to 180
Depending on Age and Condition
Hide Market
Slightly lower
All Hides 3y3C straight
Horse Hides, No. 1 . . .$2.50
Horse Hides, No. 2. . .$2.00
Sheep Pelts 25 C to SOC
Egg Market Week
Price today, doz 14c
Not Guaranteed
BUTTER FAT, today. .31c
These prices are CASH in hand :
Nothing to sell, nothing to trade
A. R. Case
Phone 268-J. Noon or Evenings
West of Chevrolet Garage
RETURNS FROM WEDDING
George Conis has returned from
St. Louis where he attended the
wedding of his brother, Sara Conis,
of Perry, Iowa, to Miss Bessie Pat
ton, the ceremony being held at the
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox church.
There were 2,000 at the wedding
and the celebration that followed the
nuptials, the event being one of the
largest recently held in the Missouri
city.
Gus Stavron. of Nebraska City,
well known here, was the best man
for the groom.
John Conis. young son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Conis. carried the bridal
wreath in the processional.
GIVE FINE LUNCHEON
DIES IN OMAHA
From Monday's Dally
Theodore C. Krause, 70, a former
resident of Plattsmouth, died on Sat
urday at the family home, 1407 Ban
croft street, Omaha. He is survived
by the widow, Mrs. Anna Krause
and one son, George L. of Omaha.
Mr. Kraus? was employed here in
the Burlington shops some fifty years
ae;o and later moved to Havelock,
going from there to Missouri Valley
with the Northwestern in their shops.
In recent years he has lived in Om
aha. The funeral services were held this
afternoon from the Hoffman chapel
at Omaha.
HAVE NEW SERVICE MAN
The Cass County Chevrolet Co.,
has secured the services of a new
expert service man, Beverly Sutton,
of Glenwood, who will be with the
company at their plant at Sixth and
Pearl street in the future.
Mr. Sutton is an expert on body
work and painting and his addition
to the force at the garage will give
them a very efficient force of work
men in all lines of service.
Mr. Sutton is moving his family
to this city today and will reside in
the Coronado apartments.
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Reminding you that this is the last
week of our January Clearance Sale.
Come! - - - Many EXTRA GOOD
values this week!
Children's Shoes Women's Pumps
A Close Out of Children's Beautiful fall styles of
Shoes. Suede and Elk leath- Women's Shoes which we
ins Brown Black G-ev Sold "S1"" at $2.95 and
ins. .Brown, iJiacK, u.ey. $3 g5 A vadety of colorSt
Regular price, $2.45. Now styles materials and all at
on sale at one low price
$.59 9.97
women's Arch Shoes Men's Oxfords
Close out special of Wom
en's $5 and $6 Pontiac Arch A group of $7.50 J. P. Smith
Support Shoes Black or Shces for men. Shoes that
Brown Kid. Truly high really fit and wear. A11 sizes
quality and exceptionally - , . , . . . ,
j e 4. v in. the lot, but not m each
gcod fitting footwear. Your '
choice at stye- Close-out price
53.89 $4-89
Men's SOX Latlies Hosiery
Knee or Full Length
V Pair 49c - 69c 79c
Phone 407
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says DICK MERRILL, Trans 'Atlantic Ocean Flyer,
icho holds thm All- Time Record for two
success fat Atlantic Round- Trips!
You can't beat a Quaker Oats breakfast
for that warm, friendly lift on a cold, cheer
less morning ... It's rich in food-energy,
rich in flavor, and costs only Vi cent pet
portion ... Besides, Quaker Oats is abun
dant in Nature's Vitamin B the precious
vitamin that doctors say you should have
daily to combat nervousness and poor ap
petite! Give youngsters this Breakfast ol
Great Americans.
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Tori The one and K.OH A idfflV
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The members of the altar society
of the Holy Rosary church Sunday
afternoon enjoyed a most delightful
time at the church cluh rooms. The
members arranged a covered dish
luncheon that will he long most de
lightfully remembered. The ladies
spent the afternoon at Bingo and
pinochle and in which prizes were
awarded.
RECEIVE PLEASANT NEWS
Word has been received here that
Jo Ann Sedlak arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sedlak of
Sedalia, Mo. The little Miss weigh
ed iy pounds. Mrs. Sedlak was
formerly Miss Mary Schiessl and the
baby is being named after the grand
parents Ann and Joe Schiessl now
deceased.
HOLD COURT TODAY
From Wednesday's Daily
Judge W. W. Wilson and Court
Reporter Glen Woodbury, were here
today to hold a session of the district
court, the time of Judge Wilson be
ins taken up with hearing motions
and demurrers filed in several cases.
PLATTSMOUTH PEOPLE INJURED,
OMAHA, Jan. 25 (UP) Mrs. Vera
Edwards, 22, and her husband, Rich-;
aid, 24, of Plattsmouth were nurs-J
ing injuries today suffered whenj
their car crashed into a steel pole,
last night. Edwards told police that I
he lost control of his :ar at an in
tersection and the car crashed into
the pole. Mr. Edwards received se
vere lacerations of the right fore
arm and hand. Mrs. Edwards lost
two teeth and had a bruised right
leg.
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MILLER'S CRISPY
CORN FLAKES
Packages 3 for 23c
POST TOASTIES
Packages 3 for 25c
GRAPE NUTS FLAKES
3 for 2gc
Regular
Packages
Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri.t Sat., Jan. 28 and 29
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3 A NEBRASKA INSTITUTION
PIONEER or
UTAH'S FAVORITE
TOMATOES
3 for 2
Hershey's
COCOA
Mb. Can
1'
Kuner's Fancy
Tomato Juice
Giant (50-oz.)
Can
Dozen. $2.25
1'
16
Armour's Pure Star Brand, In Bulk, Lb. . . ."jAg
x Lb. Carton .... xo 2
IHIamms Lb. H7C
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Whole or
Half Picnic
Dulil's Muslim Simiketl, Tender IrMT, ShankloMH
BeS lEoast Lb. 2SC
Tender, Juicy Shoulder Cuts
P3.'3& I&easS Lb SSC
Scleeletl I.oln Knd t'ut-
Hamburger or Pork
tared
Sausage roTrr
Minced Luncheon or
Ring Bologna L..
Tic
T? 2
yiCj . . . the
Sirloin cr slmrl 'uIh
4
Ps?E GfoosDS Lb S7C
t'lioioe, Lean.
BoSIiMg MS lbs. .Sfc
f'liniee. I.enu 1UL.
Haim Squares, Lb. 24JC
Gal., $1.50 T srrr
Knney SuKiir-Cnrnl.
& Pint
Slld VnvK
Whiting Fish BJSIs lbs..25c
liAIPISlFlEU
j 1 Seedless. Large Size
Doz., 35c; Each wLJ
Juicy. Calif. Sunkist
Seedless Navels
Med. Size, doz., 17c Large, doz., 23c q
Extra large size, doz 4)
Ext. Fancy Wash. re
S Jonathans, 4 lbs..Jg)'
Washington JJeucious Apples jxtra
fancy, extra large size, dozen -mP
IBaimaimas Lb
Tropic Gold Fancy, Firm Yellow-Eipe. '
Fancy Been Red Wisconsin.
Jumbo Size. 2 lbs
2SC
Commercial Grade
100-lb. Bag (when packed), $1.19 fTTC
15-lb. Peck ii.
Fresh, Full-Ked Texas
Firm, Ecd-Eipe
Mexican. Lb. .
25'
Sunrise ;i Burch Fresh Kuner's Fancy Buddy Boy
Sweet, Mild rinonK KRAUT Pancake
COFFEE SvnTib 10c -Z No 2 C FOUR
3 lbs., 49C i SnapS V., 5 cans. VC 3-lb.
Mb. Bag jLS0 I BARS, lb..-12 j Dozen, $1.15 Bag JL&t'
a
1 I
CHEESE V;rXzrlaK
y2-lb. Pkg., 18i
2 for
35'
LAND O' LAKES
Salad Dressing
Pint Jar, 19
Quart Jar
29'
6-oz.
9-oz.
Jar, 9c
Jar
French's Mustard
Stsnsweet
Fancalie Flour
Omar Flour 'ifciSt-890
Pillsbury5s Flour ir'.fe 93o..SS.79
9Jic
PRUNES, large size
2-lb. Pkg.
Fidelity Whole Wheat z
32-lb. Bag 2Jl
AknIiI. r't'i( Cliieken ;uiiili-
I l.nrm- or :i Small ('nil
24-lbs., 89c
48-1 bs
s
Santa Clara, Small Size
6 lbs., 25c; 25-lb. Box
Rinso CifeTKKSSf s.oap .Sic
LISebwoy SS,.WJBP, fQr 29e
, Camay Soap ?ef90ur,ap. .Bars i ..... . 17c
Ivory Soap KmBaBra?.Sc.... SOc
WEiite King sc1.TioDSMofldpPkg...Slc
White King JSlbE fSfr. 5c
Raisins Its Ti-. pk9 29c
Sliced White
BREAD
24-oz. Loaf .
CRACKERS
Glencoe Soda
2-lb. Caddy
ritz
Mb. Pkg.
Ilutlfr
Crnrkm
10c
17c
21c
Scot Tissue
?rai s for 22c
WaldorS
Tissue
W-Rolls. . .
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Cleans, Bleaches,
Deodorizes
Pint
Bottle
Quart
Bottle ....
20c
Royal Brand
FLOUR
48-lb. Sack
SUNLIGHT
Margarine
l-lb. Carton
H INKY-DINKY
BUTTER
l-lb. Carton
CASCO, Solids, lb 35
SJ35
.34c
(tfifftfifl AppelilcsaohusUy these dayt... ( 1 (
MXP and here's a breakfast made to &nnfj&rtffi
Sfn order for iuit sucr appetites. "Get J7J t j I j F A ijjJA
MAPLE
1GA SELF-RISING PANCAKE
I SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD PORK
19c
IGA
Gelatine
DESSERT
All Flavors. .4 Pkgs.
SHURFINE
Apple Butter q
Full Quart
CAMPBELL'S
Tomato Sowpgc
CAMPBELL'S
Asstd. Soup OCo
3 Tins for GsJ?'
All varieties except Chick
en and Mushroom
Dog Food Rq
Hills. Pep can 3?
12 tins, 59; Case of 48, $2.29
Green Beans
EUREKA BRAND ORo
No. 2 Tins 2 for
LINKO
Catsup fflc
14-oz. Bottle W
P & G
Soap SQc
10 Bars for
Pancake Flour
DIXIANA
3-lb. Bag Irf
VAN CAMP'S
Tomato Soup gc
QUAKER
Oatmeal fHc
Large Tube aO
SPIMACH I 5 c pa j
I TGMATOSS f & 0fi" 5) J
I BEANS Green J . "?er Doz- sc ?
Smith's Delicious
Sauerkraut
No. 2! 2 Can
3 for 29c; Doz., S1.15
Oxydol, Rinso or
Magic Washer
Large Size Pkgs. C
Your choice, each. . .
Peanut Butter
TASTE WELL
32-oz. Jar ilJ''
Marshmallows
IGA
1-lb. Cello Pkg
Chocolate Flavored
Ovaltine
Per Tin
33c
Post Toasties,
Kellogg's or Miller's
Corn Flakes 2Rp
i Lge. Size, 3 for
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Head Lettuce, large size, each. .6c
Lemons, juicy, 300 size, doz. . . . 29c
Tomatoes, red ripe, lb 15c
Carrots, green tops, 2 or 9c
Potatoes, Red Triumph, peck. .23c
Bananas, yellow-ripe, lb 6c
Genuine Spring Lamb
Leg o Lamb, lb .25c
Lamb Loin Chops, lb. .... . .29c
Shoulder Roast, lb 19c
Lamb Stew, lb 10c
FANCY CORN FED " f
Shoulder Bee Roast, lb iiO
Sparc Ribs 97c I Pork Roast -fHc
2 lbs. for 9 I Per lb
ARMOUR S (7 to 10-lb. Average) Aff
Smoked Picnic Hams, lb. . . . IS
1 lb. Sliced Bacon 25c
Fresh Sliced Pork Liver, lb.. 9c
Fancy Wisconsin Kraut, lb 5c
s ins. ror 35c
Fresh Neck Bones, 3 lbs 15c
Cudahy's Gem Bacon Squares. 19c
Cello Wrapped Sugar Cured Not Sliced
Mock Chicken Legs, each. . .V. . .5c
Try Them They're Delicious
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