THURSDAY, AUQU3T 11, 1933.
PAGE SIX
OCIAL
From Monday's DaHy
Has Happy Birthday
The filth birthday anniversary of
Joy Ilild. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Verner Ilild. was observed Sunday
nt the family home west of Mynard.
The little guest of honor had the
pleasure of having with her at the
LIrthday party, both of the grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ilild of
this city and Mr. and Mrs. NT. F.
Hennings. as well as the maternal
great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ahl of Louisville. The family
enjoyed a fine dinner and suitably
celebrated the anniversary of the
little one.
From Crete the party will return to
Ohio by way of the Ozarks and Ken
tucky and Tennessee to a summer
camp at the Ohio lakes.
Guests at Gass Home
Miss Olive Gass is enjoying a visit
from cousins from Berea, Ohio, they
being Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donohue
and two sons. From here they go to
Crete where they will Le joined by
another cousin. Miss Luella Carter.
Sketched from
stock. Ask to
see style 216.
2-29 XlFl
EASY STROLLING
There's a lot of fun to carefree strolling when
you do it in this very swank sport oxford with
the intriguing kiltie tongue. This shoe is
especially designed to give your foot marve
lous support through every gay hour of the
day, and you'll love its swagger Wedge Heel!
In black or brown suede and with a young,
round toe. And other smart styles at the
same low price.
SOENNICHSEN'S
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
B
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NOW!
awl SAVE!
Select blankets now at low summer prices. Pay a
little down each week and you'll have your
blankets paid for when cold weather begins
72xS4 in. Part Wool
Pairs. Beacon quality.
Weighs 54 lbs.
$2.95
72x84 in. Part Wool
Pairs. Nashua 'No Kold'
Weighs 5 lbs.
$2.69
72x84 in. 50 Wool
Pairs. Rayon bound.
lbs.
Weighs 4
$4.95
72x84 Double Woven
Beacon Pairs. Extra
heavy, all cotton. Beau
tiful patterns.
$3.95
66x80 in Throw Blank
ets. Indian designs.
$1.39
70x80 inch Two Tone
Part Wool Singles.
$1.95
SOENNICHSEN'S
PLATTSMOUTH, ME BR.
Surprise for Helen Blotzer
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Blotzer for their daughter Helen
in honor of her 16th birthday on
August 3rd. The evening" was spent
In playing games and other enter
tainment. Many useful gifts were
received by Miss Blotzer.
Those attending the party were:
Dorothy Ruffner, Betty Ann Ruffner,
Keith Elliott. Raymond Smock. Kath
leen Nolte, Wilma Nolte, Ivan Weath-
erwax, Harold Novak, Whipple
Leonard. Dorothea Fulton, Donald
Burcham. Wilene Kusk. Blossom
Burcham. Robert Romans. Lovina
Troop, Mary Alice Oschlager, Ed
ward Safarik, Shirley Leonard,
Phyllis Speck, Max Chandler, John
Speck, Agnes Ptacek. Charles lie
Clain, Marjorie Sudduth. Ray Leon
ard, Junior Kiser, Mary Helen Dill,
Leslie Nolte, Buelah Kiser. Darrel
Nolte, Frankiin Womack, Marie
Speck, Donald Blotzer, Ruth Ann
Blotzer and the guest of honor. Helen
Louis Blotzer.
Refreshments were served and the
guests departed wishing Miss Blot
zer many more happy birthdays.
Pleasant Eirthday Surprise
Sunday a group 01 the relatives
staged a complete surpriso on the
occasion of the 31st birthday anni
versary of Carl Graves. They arrived
at the home with well filled baskets
at the noon hour, and also presented
the guest of honor with a present
from the group.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Graves and Maxine, Joe Graves,
DOWN GO PRICES! - -
in KINKY-DINKY'S
GIGANTIC AUGUST
FOOD EVENT!
Don't miss this big sell
ing event ! We can't even
begin to list the hundreds
of outstanding VALUES
awaiting you!
If you have not already received your
copy, ask for a copy of our 4 page
circular which shows scores of money-savers
not listed below!
Hit 02V FINE GRANULATED BEET AClf
JUgc3E' 100 lbs., $4.89. 10 lbs 3VC
SallllOn Old Pals Alaska, Lib. tall can IGC
Pineapple chTC X for. . . .20c
Apricots or Peaches No. io can.43c
C? P & G, Crystal White or Omaha Family fcf
OOaP Giant Bars, 10 for 32C
nrk a Red Beans. Kidney or Lima Beans ftf
lOmatOeS Standard, No. 2 Cans, 4 for S5C
PeaS Flambeau Soaked, No. 2 Can C
LARD, Cudahy's Pure, Eex Brand, in bulk, lb T 9
BEEF ROAST, Tender, Juicy Shoulder Cutslb 1 15t
PORK LOIN ROAST, Selected Loins (End Cuts), lb 140
STEAK, Tender, Juicy Round. Sirloin or T-Bone, lb. 25
PORK CHOPS, Choice Center Cuts, lb., 190; End Cuts, lb 150
HAMBURGER, Freshly Ground Beef Cuts, 2 lbs 230
MINCED LUNCHEON or Ring Bologna, Selected, 2 lbs 250
WHITING FISH, Headless, Dressed, 3 lbs 250
IaCCaa Del Monte, Reg. or Drip Grind
US&SI; can, 25c; 2-lh. Can
47c
Wheat Biscuits ESiSPKS 10c
MllStard. Sunrise, Quart Jar IOC
Pineapple Juice tSi !ant...S7c
Pork & Beans Van Camp's, 1-lb. cans. 5 C
Tomato Juice gsil' s2??rn!.50:oz:39c
Fruit Cocktail Ssr'Sfc'EE? 23c
WATERMELONS, Guaranteed Sweet, Red-Ripe, each 490
LEMONS, Juicy Calif. Sunkist, Extra laree Jumbo size, dozen 270
PEARS, fancy Calif. Mountain Bartletts, quart basket 230
ORANGES, Juicy California Sunkist Valencias. Med. size, doz 230
PEACHES, Excellent for Canning. Qt. Bskt, 190 ; Bushel. $2.39
Fancy Illinois Elberta Freestone
GrapeSruit Juice tJP2XlZSt39c
Apricots KL.BS13f i'SS a'fi 35c
Royal Flour !kb- r .... 90c
PaRRaa Sunrise, Sweet, Mild 1 fTf?
itOiruee 3 ibs., 45C; 1 n ..use
Jar Rubbers Ball Brand, Red, Pkg 4c
Jar CapS Mason Zinc, Ctn. of 1 Doz.. . -21C
Jells-Rite Fruit Pectin Powder, reg Pkg. HOC
Omar FLOUR
24 lbs., 750 fc-fl XO
JL'
48 Ibs
COOKIES
Iced Spicettes or
Oatmeal Cookies, lb.
TASTV
1'
Galad Dressing
Land o' Lakes, Pint Jar, 190 ; Quart Jar .
2QC
Cheese KK K""..- 16c
SAL ADA TEA
Green
i4-lb., 170; y2-lb.
Brown Lab, 0. Pekoe LJo
i4-lb., 190; i2-lb 3) w
33c
Ad for Plattsmouth, Friday, Saturday, August 12-13
Mary Jane Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Thimgan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Graves, Bobby and Gary.
From Tuesday's Dally
Here From Oklahoma
Mrs. Henry Robert Herohl of Okla
homa City, Oklahoma is in the city
visiting at the home of Mrs. Henry
Herold and with Miss Ursula Herold
who is leaving soon lor New Bruns
wick and on a cruise to Havana. A
family dinner will be enjoyed this
evening at the home of the Misses
Mia and "Barbara Geiing.
Honor Kansas Visitor
Mrs. Guy Hughson entertained at
dinner Monday evening at her home,
honoring Mrs. George Ileekathorne
of Hutchinson, Kansas.
Those present were Mrs. George
Ileekathorne, Mrs. John NTiday, Miss
Dorothy Xiday. Cecil Niday, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Klimni, all of Union,
Mr. and Mrs. Hughson and their
three children, Lois Jean, Richard
and Norman.
Celebrate Birthdays
Grandmother and grandsonv cele
brated their birthdays together Sun
day when the children of Mrs: Cath
erine Nulling surprised her at her
hone. She and her grandson, Gene
Xolting. had had birthday anniver
saries during the preceding week.
The children brought refreshments
which, with the delicious pies baked
by Mrs. Xolting. furnished a delight
ful birthday dinner.
Those participating were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Xolting, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Xolting and son Gene, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Meisinger and sons. Rob
ert, Wayne and Leland, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Born and son George and
Miss Marie XoUing.
From Wednesdays Dally
Hold Business Meeting
The members of the Catholic
Daughters of America met Tues
day evening at the club room3 of the
St. John's church and with a very
fine attendance of the membership.
Tuesday Evening Club
Mrs. Ray Herring entertained the
Tuesday Evening club last night.
Mrs. Rudolph Iverson won first and
Mrs. Ray Bryant won second. Mrs.
Lon .Henry was a guest of the club.
Enjoyed Camp
Delores Ruse, Bonnie Walter, Shir
ley Chamberlain, Betty Gayer. Betty
and Berniece Halmes, Margaret and
Mirian Fricke. Ruth Westover, Billy
Sylvester and Margaret Rea were
motored Sunday by their parents to
spend three enjoyable days at Camp
Brewster, and their parents motored
for them Wednesday evening.
RETURNS TO CHICAGO
Miss Alice Louise Wescott, who
has spent several weeks here visit
ing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Wescott and other relatives and
old friends, returned Tuesday to Chi
cago where she has been employed
for the past several years. Miss Mar
ion Fricke, of Lincoln, a cousin, ac
companied Miss Wescott for a visit of
a week at Chicago.
VISIT OLD FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. William Holly, of
Omaha, for many years residents of
this city, in company with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Young, the latter for
merly Miss Elizabeth Holly, were
here Monday afternoon. They came
down to spend a few hours here with
W. R. Holly and meeting the many
old time friends.
WINS SWIMMING-. HONORS
Mary Eleanor, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. W. S. Eaton of this city;
was among the winners of the swim
ming contest held at Peony Park,
in Omaha Sunday "in a keenly con
tested field. She was second in the
AAA swimming event.
Pre-Centennial
AIR SHOW
and RACES
Sunday, Aug. 14
1 :00 O'Clock P, M.
Council Bluffs, la.
AIRPORT
312 hours of daring air entertain
ment including parachute jumps,
races, trick and acrobatic flying.
Sponsored by the Council Bluffs
Junior Chamber of Commerce and
the Burnham-Miller Flying Circus.
ADMISSION
Adults 25
Children 15
In case of rain, program will
be held following Sunday
"Eat Flelschmann's Yeast for Health"!
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AlnlheYJWES
k. 1
FOR BEST RESULTS USE Bail
Doz.
Pints
lute nboul everybody in town think tht Jan are beat for every
kind of canning. Be sure you acock up with plenty of jar cap,
jelly fLuaei and wax, too.
-Gallon Jars doz. 99c
Jellcy Glasses doz. 35c
Jar Caps doz 19c
Parowax 2 pkgs, . .21 c
l-lb. caddyl7i2-lb. caddy32
Butter Cookies
SUNSHINE
2 Pkgs. for Ar-v
Grapefruit Juice
2c
TEXAS
No. 2 Tins, 3 for
jf fASKWOn tCAIAK HIMCt
KHfcJGS J
Pork & Beans
IK!1 3 for 25c
SS!7.a. 2 for 25c
Tomato Juice
HEINZ ?C
46-02. Tin
Heinz Catsup
The Finest Sold!
Lgc. 14-oz. Bottle
0
SHURFINE
Chili Sauce and
Catsup JSC
Both bottles for
12-oz. and 8-01, resp'ively
Grange Juice
PAR GOLD. 12-oz. gC
SHURFINE
Hoot Beer Pc
12-oz. bottles, 6 for.5l-!?
3 24-oz. . bottles, 25c
Plus Bottle Deposit
Pink Salmon
1-lb. Tall Tins
2 for
2ic
HUNT'S SUPREME
Sliced or Halved
Peaches
8-oz. tin, 2 for. . . .
No. 2V2, each, 17c; 3 for 50c
HUNT'S SUPERIOR
Whole Peeled
Apricots
No. 2 V-z Can ....
3 for 50c
lie
TOMATOES, per bu 60c
POTATOES, per bu.. . .50c and 75c
BANANAS, 4 ibs. or 25c
LEMONS, per doz 29c
GRAPES, fancy, fresh, lb 10c
Seedless or Red Malagas
HEAD LETTUCE, solid, each ... 7c
APRICOTS, 15-lb. aced lug . . . 79c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Swift's Premium or Wilson's U. S. Choice
Baby BeeS Roast, lb,. . . . .
..18c
Round Steak ( lb 29c
Sirloin Steak, lb. 29c
Short Cuts, lb 32c
Shoulder BeeS Steak, lb 21c
Large Pork Chops, lb .20c
Pork Loin Ends, lb 17c
Roast or Boil
Minced Mam, select, lb 15c
Ring Bologna, lb. igc
Fresh Ham Roast, lb. . . 20c
Fresh Ham Pork Steak, lb 23c
Swift's Summer Sausage, lb. . 22 y2c
Full Cream Cheese, lb 16c
Wilson's Clearbrook Longhom
MaHgfe. Wife
' "Eat Flelschmann's Yeast for II Iih i