PAGE SIX
PIATTSMOTJTH SELH - WESEXT J0ITK7AX
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1S33.
BACK IN ACTIVE WORK
James H. Herold. who has for
the past several weeks been here
vlsitinK with his relatives and
friends, has been placed In charge of
the conduct of the sales department
of the Farley Furniture Co.. This Is
a very familiar ground for Mr. Her
old as for a great many years he
was at the head of the furniture de
partment of Rudge & Guenzel of Lin
coln, one of the largest establish
ments of its kind in the state. Later
he was with a large furniture house
in Minneapolis until leaving that
city.
HAS FOREARM BROKEN
Albert Young, of Murray, Is wear
ing his arm In a sling as the result
of an accident sustained Monday.
Mr. Young was in a car with his
right arm out of the car window
when a car backing up caught the
arm and caused the fracture.
SECURES PAINTING CONTRACT
HERE FROM CHICAGO
Mrs. Ben Ilanklnson and son of
Chicago, were here Monday for a
short time and visiting with old
friends and neighbors when the fam
ily made their home in this city.
The board of education at their
meeting Tuesday afternoon let the
contract for the painting of the ex
terior woodwork on the high school
building. The contract was let to
H. L. Kruger as the lowest bidder
and who will start soon on the work.
BIRTH OF SON
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Toman are the
happy parents of a fine eight and a
half pound son, born at their home
on Friday. September 2nd. All are
doing fine.
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if Summer Isles Brand
No. 2l2 Cans, 17c
S 2 for SSS
Ad for Plattsmouth Friday. Saturday. Sept. 9 and 10
Tender. Juicy, Shoulder t'utn
Krfuhljr Gronutl lleef Cutn.
Pork Chops End Cuts. lb.. . . .
Frankfurters SSJ?. Lge
Cold Meats
19c
15c
10c
Ran ATI SQUARES, Sugar-Cured f PJn
DotUII Cello-Wrapped, lb
Boiling
1Mb Tender. I.enn
Cudahy's Rex
IN BULK, lb..
BeeS
0
Lb.
Stead u yc
Tentter Mionlder or ttlb.
Cudahy's Puritan
Assorted, lb
Minced Luncheon or
SolOgtta Selected, 2 Lbs. . . .
Cheese SSFHsn.r. 39c
Whiting Fish BESS 25c
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U. S. No. 1 Colorado Elberta Freestone
Mountain Grown, Large Size, Finest Quality
Can them Now! Bushel Basket
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Grapes
Grapes
B
U. S. No. 1 Fresh Idaho Italian
Excellent for Canning. Y2-bu. Basket. . .
Lettuce
Oranges
Fancy California White
Thompson Seedless, lb...
Fancy Calif, Red Malagas
Per lb
5c
7ic
Fresh. Crisp, Solid Iceberg
Large size Head. Each...
Julry Calif. Stmklat Vnleu-
t'liia. I.Krue Mlxe. dux. 2Hvi
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Del Monte Sliced
or nair
Old Pals Alaska
Mb. Tall Can
Ho. t cans, 15c; Z3 for
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sunhise. SWEET, mILD
COFFEE -fl ; q
3 lbs., 450; Mb. lLJ
Royal Brand Flour
48-lb. Sack
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Ball Brand Bed
Jar Rubbers
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VAN CAMP'S
14b. Cans . . . .
4C S Truifflate JFtumce
19c
Van Camp's, 23-oz. can, 100; Giant 50-oz. can.
MASON ZINC
JAR CAPS. Dozen.
1tM)f STRAINED FOODS.
wjcg9 v Assorted varieties. 4-oz. cans, 2 for.
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Palsnolive Soap ?e?0u;ar. .Bar8. jc
Omar Flour illSt 7S? Si.
Hits Butter Crac&ers Pk;....82c
Bo-Peep Ammonia SSSS. 19c
Salaa Dressing 5s
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Green Giant
PEAS h"SoCLous,y
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No. 1 Can, 126
No. 303 Can
lart Jar
-WHITE KING
WEEK
.39'
Black Flag
Liquid Fly Spray
i2-Pint Can, 13
Pint, 23; Quart
P. & G. Soap Giant Bars, 10 for . . . -3C
white King Tomatoes sr2L,cVnsB5flfNo? S5c
Granulated Soap AQC RJaglC WaSSlCF UVS 1QC
Uiant JrKg. n Bllt1tet CASCO (Solids), 1-lb. Carton, 27c '
Granulated Soap I titer H.nky-Dinky, 1-lb. Carton...'. SOC
larger! 21c i Margeirme HK .25c
WHITE KING S HfA2ttf3 f.RESH SLICED WHITE
Toilet Soap HOf B 24-oz. Loaf
1 " W U flfty .'Tlfl fiNE GRANULATED BEET mJL
4 Bars g CJWiar 100 lbs., S4.89. 10 lbs
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Graves Family
Has Reunion at
Omaha Park
Descendents of Family of William
and Mahala Graves Observe
Annual Get-Together.
The members of the Graves family
to the number of twenty-eight and
representing residents of Cass, Lan
caster, Sarpy and Douglas counties,
met on Monday at Elmwood park In
Omaha.
This group was a part of the de
scendents of William and Mahala
Graves, who at an early day had
moved from Mills county. Iowa, to
the frontier town of Rock Bluffs In
the fifties.
Though the parents have long since
passed away there are still two of
the original family living, Mrs. Mary
Burnett and Judge C. L. Graves of
this city. x
Officers were re-elected for the
coming year, they comprising the fol
lowing: President Judge C. L. Graces.
Vice-President Harry E. Graves,
Lincoln.
Secretary-Treasurer J. II. Graves.
Assistant Secretary - Treasurer
Andy Graves. Bellevue.
The party enjoyed a fine picnic
dinner prepared by the ladies of the
party and after which the time was
spent in visiting and games among
the members of the group.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES
An appeal has-been filed by the
defendants in the compensation
award case of Donald Robinson vs.
E.alph Dean and the Travelers In
surance Co. The compensation court
of Judge Charles E. Jackman gave
the plaintiff judgment of $S per
week for a period of not more than
300 weeks. The disability was claim
ed as the result of monoxide gas
poisoning while the plaintiff in the
employ of the defendant Dean, was
engaged in insulating a house.
A suit to quiet title, Peter Mumm,
et al vs. Charles Sullivan, et al, has
been filed in the district court. W.
A. Robertson and C. E. Martin ap
pear for the defendant.
Firemen Name
Officers for the
Ensuing Year
Dr.
0. Saudiii Renamed as Chief and
Vernon Arn, Jr., Selected as
the President.
Prom Wednesday's Dally
The members of the Plattsmouth
volunteer fire department met last
evening at the city hall to hold their
annual election of officers for the
department. There were a large num
ber In attendance at the meeting and
a great deal of Interest taken.
Dr. O. Sandin, who has for many
years served as chief of the depart
ment was elected again to that posi
tion and his confirmation by the city
council recommended.
Other officers of the department
named were:
President V. T. Arn, Jr.
Vice-President Herbert Schutz.
Secretary John Svoboda.
Treasurer Robert Jacobs.
Assistant, Chiefs Henry Jasper,
Carl Ofe.
First Truck Driver Carl Schnei
der.
Second Truck Driver William H.
Schmidtman.
Third Truck Driver Clement Wes
ter.
Chemical Man Fred Lugsch.
Foreman Hook and Ladder Rob
ert Bestor.
It was decided to take up with
the city council the matter of re
arranging the Interior of the fire de
partment room on the frst floor of
the city hall so that a small club
room might be provided for the fire
men and which would add to the in
terest of the members.
"Eat Flelschmann's Yeast for Health" i
( SEOYICE HEUEV ITS A HOME
fffl lUMtM V DOMT OlVEO STORE, )
7j EVERY PAYuig TVi
HERE FROM PACIFIC JUNCTION
UNDERGOES OPERATION
BJtiatKteff-BJoiitt
Regular
or Drip
Grind
2-lb. Can
or Jar . .
...2C
WaWor
TISSUE
6 for 25'
Regular
Rolls
1-lb. Can
or Jar . .
27
Scot Towels
Per Roll
SCOTTOWEL
HOLDERS, each . .
10c
.17c
J. A. Edgerton, one of the old
residents of the city, who has been
at Omaha for a short time to under-
go an eye operation, was returned
home Monday. Mr. Edgerton has had
jtwo of the operations in the hope
jof restoring his sight and it is hoped
that in a short time he may have
the full use of his sight. He was
brought home by his daughter, Mrs.
Ruby Lester, with whom he has made
I his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long of
north of Pacific Junction, were here
Tuesday night in company with sev
eral other boosters for the kitten
ball game in which the Platteville
precinct team was playing.
They report that John A. Long,
of Louisville, father of Mr. Long,
is at an Omaha hospital as the re
sult of an injury sustained in an acci
dent. Mr. Long was working around
his place and accidently stepped on a
stick that threw him off balance and
he fell over an empty gas drum and
with the result that he sustained an
injury that may make necessary an
operation.
1 m
WINDMILL RED ALASKA
Sockeye Salmon
1-lb. tin
PKORTON HOUSE
9c
Baked Apples c
No. 1 tin
DEL MCNTE
Fruit Cocktail 4c
No. 2'2 tin
QUEEN'S CHOICE
Floaz
48-lb. Bag
2a
Hunt's Supreme or IGA
Peaches
No. 2.V2 Cans, each. .
3 for 49c
BEEDEE
Prunes
No. 2V2 Cans, 2 for.
Water Packed.
25c
25c
25c
MRS. CLAUDE ISKE DIES
RETURN TO ILLINOIS
Burton Lamphear and Robert Fln
negan who have been visiting Bur
ton's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Birt
Lamphear and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Hyde returned to their
home in Downer's Grove, Illinois.
They were accompanied by Burton's
sister, Barbara, who will make her
home with an older sister and enter
high school there.
HERE FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
From Monday's Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Holy and
family, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
spent the week-end here at the home
of Mr. Holy's father, James Holy,
Sr., and family, returning this eve
ning to their home. Mr. Holy is en
gaged In the upholstery business at
Sioux Falls and where he has been
quite successful.
Mrs. Claude Iske. well known
young woman of near LaPlatte, died
last night at the family home on the
farm west of LaPlatte.
Death followed the birth of a
child.
The funeral services will be held
at 2 o'clock Friday at LaPlatte and
the Interment In the cemetery there.
The deceased lady was a sister-in-law
of Lloyd and Earl Iske of near
this city.
EXHIBIT AT STATE FAIR
L. L. McCarty of this city, has on
exhibit at the Nebraska state fair a j
very fine showing of pure bred reg-
istered Scotch collies, comprising the
mother, father and eight puppies of
this fine breed of dogs.
Harvest Treasure
Peas
No. 2 cans, 3 for
Now 1938 Crop
DOMESTIC OIL
Sardines
7 Cans
Blackberries
OZARK 4!flC
Med. Tins, 2 for A j
Pork & Beans
TASTE WELL ffp
No. 2 Tins 3 for
OMAR WONDER
Flour
48-lb. Bag
Grapefruit Juice
won up
46-oz. Tin ZEc
Grapefruit Juice
POLK'S, No. 2 Tin
3 for ,
HILL'S or DIXIE
Dog Food
.4 for
HERE FROM McCOOK
Mrs. Agnes Chapman, of McCook,
Is in the city to enjoy a short visit
at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Val
Burkel and family and with the
many old time friends.
22c
19c
Wax Paper -flc
125-ft. roll
14C
1-lb. Tins
CUT RITE
DEL MONTE
Apricots
No. 2 Can
3 for 40c
TO ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robinson and
son, Larry, leave Thursday morning
for Ponca, Nebraska, where they will
attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Engel, the mother of Mrs. Boyd Rob
inson, of Omaha.
VISIT AT LINCOLN
From Wednesday a Dally
Miss Rachel Robertson and brother.
Midshipman James M. Robertson
went to Lincoln today for the fes
tivities preceding the beginning of
the school year. James will also visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphrey.
Poultry Uanted
Friday, Saturday, Monday
Market, especially on Springs, is
weak. Tendency to lower levels.
OUR CASH PRICES
HENS
5 lbs. and up, lb 15
Under 5 lbs., lb 12
Leghorns, 4Y2 lbs. up. . . 12
Under 4Y2 lbs 10$
Van Camp or Taste well
Porlc, Beans Rr
1C-or. Tin 3
19C
Orange Juice
PAR GOLD tiAc
4G-oz. tin
12-oz. Can, 3 for 25c
FRANK'S or SMITH'S
Kraut
No. 2.V2 cans, 2 for
300 Size, IVzC
EATWELL
Tuna Flakes 9Qc
7-cz., 2 for
SANDWICH SPREAD or
Salad Dressing
TASTE WELL
Full Quart Jar 3
Navy Beans
Fancy Northerns
4 lbs
19c
Butter Cookies
SUNSHINE QRC
2 Pkgs. for
HUNT'S SUPERIOR
Whole Peeled
Apricots 47c
No. 2V2 Can & S
3 for 49c
HUNT'S SUPREME
Apricots 4 0 c
No. ZVz can AVV
Halves
Mb. Caddy 17
2-lb. Caddy 32
Kleenex
200 Sheets, 2 pkgs.. 25 1
500 Sheets in Pkg. .23$
2 for 550
WATERMELONS, 8 lbs. and up, lb. . 1c
CUCUMBERS, market basket .... 25c
3 for 5c
HEAD LETTUCE, large head 7c
CARROTS, per bunch 5c
CANTALOUPE, each 4c
GREEN PEPPERS, 4 Cor 5c
GRAPES, Red Malagas, lb 714c
SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs 19c
Genuine Jerseys
TOFIEY'S FRUIT MKT.
Eagles Bldg., Plattsmouth
Corner 6th and Pearl
PEACHES Fancy 4 A
Colo. Elbertas, Bu 9JLSTf
PRUNES, Italian, Vz Bu S1.39
ORANGES
Large, 35c; Medium, 25c 4Rg
Small size, doz A3W
LEMONS, Juicy, doz 28c
BANANAS, large, doz 25c
CABBAGE, per lb 2'2c
POTATOES, per Peck 21c
SPRINGS
5 lbs and up, lb.. .... . 13
Under 5 lbs., lb 11
Leghorn Springs, lb 10
Fresh Eggs, doz 21
Pullet Eggs, doz 16
CREAM, today, lb 22
Our Truck Service on larger
amounts of Poultry is avail
able if you want It. Call us!
A. ft. OASE
Phone 2S8-J, Plattsmouth
West of Chevrolet Garage
MEAT DEPARTMENT
A-l Shoulder Bee Steak, lb. . .21c
Beef Roast, A-l, lb 18c
Rib Boiling Bee, 2 lbs 22c
Spare Ribs, lots o meat, lb.. . . 18c
Pork Chops, lean, meaty, lb..22ic
Smoked Picnics, per lb 20c
Half or Whole
Pork Loin Ends, lb 19c
2'z to 3-lb. Average
Minced Ham, selected, lb. .... . 15c
Bologna, per lb 15c
Full Cream Cheese, lb 15c
Longhorn
Fancy Dressed Spring
Chickens
WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24
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