THURSDAY, yjJ&R- 3. 1939.
PAGE S3
MAIL CARRIER ARRESTED
From Wednesday's Dally
This morning the state highway
patrol sToppd M. P. WefUlnn, rar
rier of the I. S. mail from the local
po?tofti'e to the depots and Oreapolis
aiul filed a complaint against him in
the office of County Attorney J. A.
Capwcll.
The corn pla i nt signed by Harold
I). Smith, patrolman, charged Mr.
Weeldon vMth driving onto a state
highway without bringing his car to
a full Ftop as provided by law.
The defendant was given a fine
for the offense which was later sus
pended and he to pay the cos's.
VISIT IN CITY
From Wednesday's Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Holthusen. of
Union, were in this city today, trans
acting business and visiting friends.
Mr. Holthusen Is one of the operators
in the Missouri Pacific depot at
Union.
ATTEND BASKETBALL GAME
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Molak. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Keil. Mary McGinn, and
Sam Arn were in Omaha Friday eve
ning attending the Creighton basket
ball game. Mrs. Molak's brother is a
member of the team.
PLANT CLOSES
From Monday' Dallr
The packing plant of the Norfolk
Packing Co.. was closed today owing
to the death of A. E. Stewart, man
ager of the plant here. The business
office attended to what business was
necessary but the rest of the plant
was closed.
VISITS AT LINCOLN
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and son,
Wilbur, were at Lincoln Sunday,
spending a few hours there with Rob
ert Hall, a student at the University
of Nebraska.
Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat., March 4 and 5
DRIED
FRUITS
Dried Fruits are rich in health values;
they are delicious, and economical, too!
SERVE THEM OFTEN!
PrUtlCS Santa Clara
WW
Small size, lb, 5c
25-lh. rox
90-100 size. 25-lb.
box, $1.39; 4 lbs..
50-CO size. 25-lb.
box, $2.15; 2 lbs..
Lge. 40-50's. 25-lb.
box. S2.29; 2 lbs..
98c
25c
X7c
19c
PRUNES Del Monte
15c
Medium Size
2-lb. PR". . .
Standard San Joaquin
Dried
Apricots
2 IVs.. 33r; Lb
17'
Choice San Joaquin
Dried
Apricots
2 lbs., 35; Lb..
Calif. ?ante
Currants
2 lbs., 35C; Lb.
Thompson Seedless
Raisins
2-lb. Pkg, 15; 4-lb.
3-lb. Cello bap;, 25 C
18c
29c
Extra Choice Light
Colored Dried
Pears
2 lbs.
29
Fancv Dried
Mixed FruitS
2 lbs.
Choice Black or White
Figs
2 lbs.
Choice Cling or Muir
Peaches
2 lbs.
Golden Hallowii Bulk
Dates
2 lbs.
Sphinx Unpitted
Dates
lVa-lb. Pk.
29c
lite
23c
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29c
Ik
19c
Kin
Dold's Niagara Shank
less, Tender Process
Whole or Half, lb
SllollltllT (Mix.
FA astt Lb. . S7C
I "In I DiiiI nlil.
Lb.
virl-iln it Mmrl iil
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Srlrrteil l"nlll.
Squares, Lb. . . .
SuKar-Cnrril.
Minced Luncheon or
Selected
2 ll. . . .
SfliTlnl, l.-nn.
Hamburger or Bulk
Sausage
i
2SC
19c
'rlily roil nil.
Ib. for
23c
Ring Bologna
Airrf-nr Fresh Shipment
uysiers solid pack. pmt.
Whiting Fish Sreasdseed?3.bs..Z5c
rrSlf Afr OF FISH. Fancy Boneless, n
fllte IS Skinless. 2 lbs 33 C
Oranges
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JOIIII I llHUM
Kt. l"n in-y
4 lt
fancy Vurk Imperial-.
Itlllli
pinUii' T'ull Mil.
$1.15; 6 lbs.
2c
Juicy California Sunkist
Seedless Navels
Large Size, Dozen, 23c
Medium Size, Dozen
Fresh, Crisp, Solid
California Iceberg
(Extra Large Size, Head, 7c)
Large 5-Dozcn Size, Head
Juicy Calif. Sunkist
Large Size, Dozen..
Lettuce
Lemons
17c
5c
19c
Bananas TSSS-gg?. Fir .Fi.r.m6c
POtatOeS Nebraska Red Triumphs
90c
lge..V
Hnntc Fresh Texas. Large f aa
JUUI& bunches. 3 for IvC
New Cabbage IVi'J.'T. ... 4c
Cauliflower RnS 'It.', oc
15-lb. Peck, 19c
100-lb. bag (when packed)
pAlnmr Fresh, Tender Calif. Chula-
Vista, well bleached, ext
Fancy California
Snowball, lb.
Hershey Bars
Milk Chocolate, Almond
or Honey Almond
15c
Size
2 for 25(
HINKY-DINKY
BUTTER
Mb. Carton
CASC0, Solids, lb 32
Sunlight Margarine V e
1-lb. Carton X!C
31'
SAILOR SLICED
PEARS
No. 212 Can 2 for
Pioneer Brand
TOMATOES
No. 9 Cans. 2 for
29c
29c
CRACKERS
Glcncoe Soda ! ffjo
2-lb. Caddy LL
Sunrise Sweet Mild
UV X Kits
3 lbs., 450; 1-lb.
15'
Old Pals Alaska
SALMON
1-lb. Cans 2 for
23
2 Regular
Packages
Strained Foods, Assorted
4'2-oz. cans, 2 for
Shredded Wheat
SUper SudS EkVlla
Gerber's
Spry Shortening
Lux Flalies Les,RB?V!0.
Lux Toilet Soap
& G. Soap
"All-Purpose"
3-lb. can
Regular
3 for
Bars
Giant Bars
5 for . . . . ,
23c
17c
.15c
52c
22c
.19c
.lc
Lava Soap Small Bar. 6C; Large Bart CJC
Royal Flour til?' $1.35
Sorghum r0r ciTs: No 5 can:.39c 79c
PuSSed Wheat SP.'?: 15c
Pancalie Flour gSSSXAf?!,borbag ..12c
Peas, Corn, Spinach, Gr. Beans,
TAmitAAC LIMA BEANS. RED or KIDNEY BEANSo
iUHidlOca) Standard quality (Doz, 95c) No. 2 canUC
Champion High Test
I YE Qffc
4 Regular Cans jfei 5P
Big 4 SOAP FLAKES
Giant Pka 3UC
SALADA TEA
(Green Japan or Brown
Label Orange Pekoe)
ya-lb. Pkg., 37 -fl ftc
y4-ib. Pkg JL
I
Pint Jar, 19c; Quart.
Land o' Lakes
CHEESE, 6 Varieties
j-lh. PK?.. 17c; 2 for.
.29C
33c
Butter-Ntat
COFJFEE
Specially Mellowed
2-lb- R4o
Lib. ChP?t
Can k&
( Regular or Drip Grind)
Waldorf
Tissue
Regular
Lge. Eolls.
6 fo.
Scottissuc
Eeg. Eolls, 3 for
Scottissuc
Per Eoll
25c
22c
10C
FUNERAL OP JOHN L. SMITH
The funeral services of John L..
Smith, lonff time resilient ot the vi
cinity of N'ehawka, was held at the
IT. B. church there on Sunday after
noon. The services were very largely
attended by the old friends from that
portion of Cass county to pay their
last tributes to the memory of the
departed.
Rev. A. IJ. Small, pastor of the
United Hrethren church conducted
the services and paid a fine tribute
to the long and useful life of the de
parted friend and neighbor.
Mrs. Eugene N'utzinan and Mrs.
Kuntz gave several of the old hymns
with Mrs. Hansen as the accompan
ist. The pall bearers were Albert Lloyd,
Conrad Johnson, Anderson Lloyd,
Alfred Dean, Frank Mailer and Ed
ward Kni.is and the intci nx nt ;t
the Otterbein cemeterv.
HAS DELIGHTFUL TRIP
RIVERVIEW CLUE
The Riverviesv club met on Tues
day, I-Ybruary 1 at the hone? of
Mrs. Frank Hull. Hostesses wen-
Mrs, l'hil and Mrs. lien Hull.
Eight members were present, also
several visitors. The lesson on "Fat
terns and their Uses" was given by
the leaders.
A shower was had for one of the
club members. A delicious lunch
was served.
The next meeting will be on March
1T with Mrs. II. Patterson.
C'LL'IJ UEl'OUTEK.
From Tiipsilay's pally
Mrs. Henry Heroid returned this
morning from a most delightful visit!
in the ear-t and roitth that hac; covered j
several week". Mr.-. Herohl spent aj
meat dfal of the time at New York i
City with her son, Matthew Gcring!
Ilerold, member of one of the leading i
a-.v t;rms of the national metropolis.
Mid her daughter Ursula. I
After visit ine; the points of inter-!
t M in. Eerold rtasted homeward
iw.d enjoyed a five day trip by water
from New York to Houston, Texas,:
the vessel not being in sight of land j
at r.ny time on the coastwise jour-j
ncy. She enjoyed thoroughly the,
((':in voyage and felt mu h refreshed!
when reaching- Miami, the first port. !
?.lrs. Heroid also visited at l!ous-j
;ou, Texas, v.iih Mi-, and Mrs. Joint!
OBSERVE ASH WEDNESDAY
from Monday's Dally
Ash Wednesday, the first day of
the Lenten season, was tdiserveil to
day in the local churches both in the
morning and t lie services this eve
ning at the houses of worship.
The opening of lent was observed
with special services at the St. John's
and Holy Rosary Catholic churches
and the St. Luke's Episcopal chure h
this morning and with the placing
of the blessed ashesl
CARD OF THANKS
Wellington, .Mrs. Wellington being
formerly Mi.".:; Hattie Latham of thi.s
city and a giilhood fi b nd of Mrs.
Ilero'd. The W. llingtoi s had lo
cated nt Houston wben it as but a
city of 17. 'MM) and now has a popula
tion of :i)it iiOo and the metropolis
of Texas.
Mrs. Heroid en route home flopped
to vi'-t her youngest son, Henry
Robert. Heroid. at Oklahoma City
and then came on to IMattm.oiith and
the old home.
The visit was one she long will
remember verv delight full v.
HAS A FINE SALE
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The sale held Saturday afternoon
at the Glen Valh-ry sales yards on
l'carl street drew a very large crowd
from this section of the country to
pr.rticipate in the sale ami to take
advantage of the fine array of stock,
machinery and other ai titles that
were offered fer sale-.
Rex Young, ve teran auctioner, con
dncteel the sale in his usual able man
ner and good prices and excellent
stock and machinery were offered toip
lilt p.llloii ,u iiie-.-. . t.
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MARRIED AT COURT HOUSE j
We take this means of thanking
our friends for all their kindnesses
shown us at the time of the death of
our son and brother. Their thought-
fulness will long be remembered.
Mrs. Bessie Coptnhaver and children.
BREAK OPEN DOOR
The night police last evening dis
covered a door at the A. R. Case
poultry and cream station broken
but as
nothing
Saturday afternoon at the court
house occurred the marriaire ef Miss
Sally Ann Marino and l'aul Andrew
Schwartz, both of Omaha. The young
peopl" motored to this citv to havt
he (eivniony performed I
Doxbury who carried out
in his usual impressive manner,
by Judge iy
t If riti s ! y
SHOWING- IMPROVEMENT
Rex I5ou rue, who has been con
fined to his home since Friday, is re
ported as showing .some improve
ment but is still forced to remain in
bed.
He is suffering from a ruptun
far as can be ascertained 1 and which makes necessary his re
had been taken. Imaining e-ry quiet for sonf time.
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says 500-Mile Speedway's 1937 Winner,
WILBUR SHAW, famed as a Great American Car Designer!
You'll pet a friendly lift from
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in food energy, rich in flavor, yet
costs only Vi cent per serving!
Everyone, young and old, needs a
daily supply of the precious Vita
min B, so rich in Quaker Oats, to
combat nervousness, constipatiem
and poor appetite! ...Order cither
2 Vi minute
quick-cooking
or regular
Quaker Oats.
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lo lay, which after all is what counts when purchasing
Baby Chicks. Not a utility grade, but the very finest
TRIPPLE A and BLUE RIBBON STOCK
CAN MAKE CHICK DELIVERIES
Each Monday and Thursday
Figure out what you want and when you want them,
nlace voup order. No monev required in advance.
you see these chicks, if not entirely satisfactory, don't take
them. You'll find our prices are right, quality considered!
For Friday, Saturday and Monday
WILL PAY FOLLOWING CASH PRICES
Hens, all sizes, lb.. . ISp Leghorn Hens, lb.. . 12t
All Roosters, per lb 10 1
Cat Fteischmann'3 Yeast for ISea1tii"i;
I WHITE
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Pard
Dog Food
3 Can's 25"
rfjcKiALv.'HrrEi
Crvstal
White
SOAP
Large Size, 10 bars.
39c
CI IT RITE
Wax Paper f Oc
125-ft. roll -
SPECIAL DEAL
Oxydol f-gc
1 Giant and 1 Med.."
FLOUR FLOUR
Guaranteed Quality
SUNKIST FLOUR C4 CQ
48-lb. haq
WHITE DAISY or
BOSS, 48-lb. bag.
$139
2-lb. Caddy 32c
1-lb. Caddy 17t
EDGEMONT
Smacks f 7c
Large Pkg ' j
DEL MONTE
Peaches H&c
S-oz. tin. 2 for
Hcrmel Vegetable or
Vegetable Beef
Soup Ac
16-ozrtin
Crosse 8: Blackvcll's
Date and Nut
Bread Jgc
Larnc tin
Roman Beauty Apples, 5 lbs. . . 25c
Bushel Basket, $1.39
Sunkist Navel Oranges, doz. . . 17c
Grape Fruit, 6 or 19c; doz 35c
" Texas Seedless
Calif. Head Lettuce, each 5c
Solid, Crisp Heads
Texas Spinach, peck 25c
Red Triumph Potatoes, cwt. . . . 98c
California Carrots, 2 bunches . . 9c
Fancy Green Tops
Green Beans, 2 lbs 25c
Green Onions, Turnips, Beet. . .5c
Your choice, Large Bunches
Cali. Celery, large stalk 10c
HERSHEY MrTA" .
Cocoa 12C I05 ic
1-b- Tin 3 for 29c; Doz, $1.15
SEEDLESS Miller's
Kaisins PQc Corn Flakes Cc
2 Its., 15c; 4 lbs &t J Lge. Size, 3 for
domestic oil Marshmallows
Sardines lc ga "3Sc
A size tins, 3 for.-v iib. Cello Pkg
Peanut Butter jrcy B!ue Rose
TASTE WELL KlCG
32-oz. Jar 3 lbs., 15c; 5 lbs.. . .
Calumet Salad Dressing
BAKING POWDER fplfr TASTE WELL
1-lb. Tin Ety Full Quart Jar
Musselman's BLUE LABEL
- American or Brick
Jelly 2ic Cheese AQc
2-'b. Jar 2-lb. Box V
imported Toilet Tissue
Sardznes -JOc Hospital -sgic
in Olive Oil. . .2 for i 9 4 Ro),s for .V
eco"omy I Chili Con Carne
Coee Ac mqrton house fff
Lb., 15c; 3 lbs 2 T.ns J.S'
Macaroni or Heinz Catsup
Spaghetti The Finest So,d! UQc
5-lb. Box Lge. 14-oz. Bottle ..
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Wisconsin Bulk Kraut, lb 5c
Full Cream ZLonghorn Cheese . . 19c
FISH FISH FISH
Sable Fish - Perch - Cat Fish
Smoked Salmon
Fillets o Fish, 2 lbs 25c
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