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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1938.
A KARNIVAL of VALUES - - for the
ICING KORN KARNIVAL!
Join the happy throngs attending the King Korn Karnival in Plattsmouth. Visit Hinky
Dinky and take advantage of nr.any unusual values especially arranged for this event!
Del Monte Sliced or Half
peaches 2 for 9Qc
No. 2i2 Cans UI jJjT'
Del Monte
FRUIT COCKTAIL
No. 212 Can
No. 1 Tall Can, 2 for 25
20c
Ad for Plattsmouth, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 23, 24
Sail Brand Red
Jar Rubbers
Reg. Pkgs. - 3 for.
ZINC
Jar Caps
Mason, Ctn. 1 Doz.
Jells-Rite
Liquid Fruit Pectin
. 2 for 25c
10C
i9c
CRACKERS
Glencoe Soda "fl EZc
2-lb. Caddy ILH
VAN CAMP'S
Pork & Beans E!q
l-Ib. cans Cp
VAN CAMP'S
Tomato Juice
Giant (50-oz.)
Can
Largo Northern
Navy Beans
5 lbs.
19c
Dixianna Brand
Pancake Flour
5-lb. Sack, 20 -fl Chn
10-lb., 39; 3-lb. Jil
FLAMnE.tt' SOAKED
PEAS
No. 2 Can
5'
PUMIS 1L AIR
IP IRK Hi
Tender, Juicy Hound Hour or Shoultlrr Cut
Spare Ribs iTSi"" ......25c
Hamburger ZXh&TSi..tSc
Pork Steak ?bTende: . . . 17c
Minced Luncheon KiSSSt "inAa5c
Cudahy's Rex Co)l7&
IN BULK, lb SV
Tp Fresh Picnics 7 ojg
li Shank End, lb.. . IjLZJs
StteaEi ifr H()c
Til'r, Jcy, Hound, Sirloiu or T-llon- In thi-kneN tlmlral
Bacon K.nc.y. s.ucar:c.ured. 13c
Cheese EgESFT." .BH.ck. .39c
Tr? New 1938 Pack, Crisp, Ten
Traill der, in Bulk. Lb 5C
Whiting Fish ,b, 25c
ME
U. S. No. 1
Quart Bskt,
Fancy Calif. Thompson f
Seedless or Red Tokay, lb.. 9 1
U. S. No: i Colorado Elberta
Freestone, Mountain Grown
Fresh Idaho Italian
106; y2-Bushel Bskt.
Grapes
Peaches
Quart Basket, 19 ; Per Crate. .
Oranges
A finloc Fancy, Red Juicy
Juicy Calif. Sunkist
Valencias, Med. Size
Idaho Jonathons, 4 lbs.
79 c
23c
25c
New Crop, Juicy Florida
Marsh Seedless
Grapefruit
Large Size, 4 for.
Cabbage
ikl 99T Fresh. Tender Oregon
ClCl J Extra Large Stalk
Dates
Fresh, Solid Wisconsin
Holland Seed, lb
Golden Hallow!!
Bulk. 2 lbs. . . .
25C
..2c
IOC
19c
3?(Hi A T5S P & G, Crystal White, Big 4, or Omaha Family
WVUai- Giant Bars Your choice of above brands 10 for
1TIBASS TrFlSar ,5c Tin HC
Hatter
Crackers
RITZ
Mb. Pkg.
National's Premium
Crackers
Mb. Pkg, 17; 2-lb.
Small Pkg., 10
Shredded Wheat
Energy Cereal CQq
2 Reg. Pkes iziVt
22
29'
Staley's Syrup
(Golden)
5-lb. mPJn 10-lb.
Pail 4 i Pail.
49
Clapp's
Chopped Foods
7i2-oz.
Cans
2 for 25c
Fine Granulated Beet
SUGAR
SUNRISE SWEET, MILD
COFFEE -fl Efr
3 lbs., 45; Mb.. iL5P
Royal Brand OC
FLOUR. 43-lb. Sack..U9C
OMAR Flour, 48-lb $1.29
Corn Kix
New, Tasty Cereal
Packages 2for2gc
Kcn-L-Ration
Dog 2llb 15c
Food cans w
.KEN-L-BISKIT
15-oz. Pkg. J.'SC
Staley's Cube
STARCH
for Finer, Easier Laundering!
lib.
Pkg
3 for 25c
Staley's Cream
Cornstarch -fl rpc
Mb, Pkg 2 for JL fl
Butter-Nut
Pancake Flour
iy4-lb. Pkg., 100
312-lb. Sack
23c
ClisnaEene ;
Makes Dishes - '
Gleam! Large Pkg.
BOWLENE. Cleans
n Closet Bowls, La. can. A7W
19'
25
Northern Tissue
Keg. Roll 4fp
for only A "when
ycu Buy 4 Rolls
5 Rolls
Pad-o-
Magic
Scouring
PADS
2 Reg.
Pkgs.15c
Supea- Suds KSJRE-XJ'SS..
DreSt Marvelous New Suds, large Pkg..
Ivory Soap I Kj.'KS."?
Pillsbury's Flour II 850
Ivory Flalieo isr,Mfi
Butter Sfnskc,V,,y,.dV-lb1.-il5rfoanr???- ?!?. .
TJargerine ?,?onE.R2a7oDr
...17c
...23c
...:i9c
$1.59
"Sic
. . 20c
IBtifltMteip-Niffltt
Regular or Drip Grind
Specially
Mellowed
S5fe
2-lb. Can
or Glass Jar.
1-lb. Can
or Glass Jar
Waldorf
TISSUE
Regular
RoUs..
6 for '25-
Scot Towels -fl Tkn
Per Roll ..... JLH$
SCOTTOWEL
HOLDERS, each
17c
OCIAL"
From Tuesday's Daily
Mrs. Vida Martls of Nebraska City
was a Plattsmouth visitor today.
Otto Keck returned last night from
Creston, Iowa where he spent two
days visting with relatives.
Miss Helen Smetana has returned
from Glenwood where she spent a
week's vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Dashner.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Prank Lippold and
children of Omaha spent Sunday here
visiting with Mrs. Fannie Crosser,
Miss Etta and Lee Nickles.
.(DAILS
Prom Tuesday's Daily
To Wed Kan s an
Mrs. William D. Smith, of Omaha,
is announcing the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Ruth Adeline
Smith, to Dr. Gervase Reinert, of
Lebanon, Kansas, son of Mrs. Cath
erine Reinert of Sequin, Kansas. The
marriage will take place at 8 o'clock
in the morning of Saturday, October
1st at "Our Lady's Chapel," of the
St. Cecelia cathedral at Omaha. The
j-oung people will make their home
at Lebaon. The bride-to-be is a for
mer Plattsmouth girl.
From Monday's Daffy
Adolph Wesch underwent a-ton-silectomy
Saturday at the St. Jo
seph's hospital in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Newton and
children spent yesterday in Julian
visiting with Mrs. Olive Finney.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGrath
of Omaha, were here Sunday, to spend
a few nours witn relatives ana
friends.
George F. Foxworthy, for many
years with the Western Newspaper
Union at Lincoln and Omaha, was
in the Ity .today for a short time
visiting with old friends. Mr. Fox
worthy, who has retired from ac
tive service with the company is
making his home with his daugh
ter at Newport, Nebraska.
From Wednesday's Daily-
Mrs. David Kendall of Union was
a Plattsmouth visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Lawrence Leonard of Mur
ray was a business visitor in Flatts
mouth yesterday.
ASKS FOR INJUNCTION
AND AN ACCOUNTING
.From Monday's Dally
An action was filed today in the
office of the clerk of the district court
entitled, Searl S. Davis, guardian of
Charles Philpot, vs. John W. Philpot,
et al. The suit is one for injunction
and accounting, the plaintiff asking
that defendants be enjoined from in
terfering with the plaintiff in the
discharge of his office and fof the ac
counting of funds that might have
been expended. Robert VanPelt of
Lincoln and A. L. Tidd of this city
appear for the plaintiff.
HAVE EXCELLENT PROGRAM
The members of the Rotary Tues
day had an Impromptu program
given by the members of the body
and which was very much enjoyed
by all of the group.
Frank A. Cloidt and Dr. R. P.
Westover, well known vocalists of
the club, gave two much appreciated
vocal selections.
The members enjoyed an Informal
round table discussion of the cur
rent events which proved very In
teresting and brought out many very
able expressions on the great issues
that are today shaking the world.
Club Names Delegates
The Plattsmouth Woman's club
met last night with Mrs. Elmer Sund-
strom, club president. There was a
very good- attendance. Mrs. Wil
Ham Heinrich gave the devotionals.
The business meeting was held and
Mrs. Sundstrom and Mrs. L. S. Devoe
were chosen as delegates to the state
convention to be held at Kearney
Their alternates are Mrs. William
Heinrich and Mrs J. F. Wolff.
Milo Price, instructor of the Platts
mouth high school, gave a very in
teresting talk on the situation in
Europe. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses who were
Mrs. Sundstrom, Mrs. R. C. Jahrlg,
Miss Fern Jahrig, Mrs. Fred Lugsch
and Mrs. R. W. Knorr.
From Wednesday's Dairy
Junior C. D. of A.
Members of the Junior C. D of A.
went on an outing Sunday, hiking
about three miles west of the city
where they built a fire and had a
delicious lunch. After the lunch
they played games and then returned
to their homes. Mrs. William Nel
son, their counsellor, was their super
visor on the trip. '
Pinochle Club-
Miss Helen Smetana entertained
the Pinochle club last evening at a
6:30 fried chicken dinner. Each
member brought a covered dish to
contribute to the fine dinner. The
evening was spent in playing cards
with Mrs. Edgar Newton winning
first prize and Mrs. Paul Vandervoort
winning second.
OBSERVE DOUBLE BIRTHDAY
Sunday, September 18 was the 61st
anniversary of P. A. Hild and the
3rd anniversary of his little grand
son, Lyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verner
Hild.
The sons of Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Kild, with their families, all came
with well filled baskets of good
things to eat. Also Mr. and Mrs.
Nkk Hennings, of Louisville, par
ents of Mrs. Verner Hild and grand
parents of little Lyle were there to
help celebrate. Owing to the chilly
weather Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahl of
Louisville, great grandparents of lit
tle Lyle, were unable to be present
It had been planned to have dinner
at the park, but as it was too cold to
eat outside they went to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hild and had
dinner, cafeteria style. After dinner
the party went to the park for a
while where the grandchildren play
ed all kinds of games and at a late
hour they all departed for their
homes wishing little Lyle and their
father and grandfather many more
happy birthdays together.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Hild, Raymond, Jr., Marvin
and Marion, Mr. and Mrs. John Hild,
Ralph Deloris and Dorothy, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Hild, LeRoy, Herbert,
Betty and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Ver
ner Hild, Joy and Lyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Henings, Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Hild and Miss Helen Franke.
I "Eat Fleischmann's Yeast for Health" 1
Soerinichsen's
WiTE
AD FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
STANDARD
GOLDEN BANTAM
No. 303 Size Tins
Extra Special, per Tin.
s
Golden
Ripe
Per lb
HOLD BANNER CONTEST
The banner contest at the public
library this year will be in the form
of an air race across the United
States and Mexico. This is a contest
between the rooms of the grade
school and is held in order to
stimulate reading by the students
A star is placed on the map for
each book read by the student and
the room having the most stars by
the end of the year wfns a banner.
If a room fails to have a hundred
per cent of its students reading, its
plane will have "cracked up."
HERE FROM KANSAS
Mrs. G. D. Smith, Mrs. C. A. Gib
bon and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Smith, of
McDonald, Kansas, as well as Michael
Warga, Sr., of Havelock are in the
city to enjoy a visit with relatives
and attend the King Korn Karnival.
They are visiting at the Henry Kauf-
mann and Mickey Duda homes. Mr.
Warga is the father of Mrs. Kauf-
mann and Mrs. Smith.
Rubber Stamps at lowest prices
at the Journal office.
LAURICE COFFELT IMPROVING
Mrs. W. H. Coffelt has just returned
from Greeley, Colorado, where she
was at the bedside of her son, Laurict
who was operated on for appendicitis
and later suffered an attack of pneu
monia that made his condition very
grave, he being1 kept under an oxygen
tent for three days before the danger
was checked. He has now left the
hospital and it is hoped that he may
soon be able to resume his work as an
employe in an electric switch and time
clock shop in Omaha.
EIGHT MILE GROVE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, Sept. 25
9:30 Sunday school.
No services, as pastor is preach
ing at Westboro.
Wednesday, Sept. 28, the Ladies'
Aid will meet in the church parlors.
Mrs. Geo. Stoehr and Mrs. Clarence
Meislnger will be the hostesses. They
extend a cordial Invitation.
VISITS ON WEST COAST
Mrs. Andrew Kroehler departed
Saturday for a vacation trip to the
west coast and where she will be a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyd at
their home In Everett, Washington.
The Boyd family are old friends
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Kroeh
ler.
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fulness but contains a food for nerves science
says everyone should have daily. Perfect
health is impossible without this nerve
nourishing food; Thiamin. Oatmeal is the
richest thrifty source of it. So try delicious
Quaker Oats tomorrow morning. Get the
benefits it offers. It's high in proteins; for
muscle-building; excellent in food-energy for
strength; and in needed minerals, iron and
phosphorus. Saves money, time, too. Order a
package of Quaker Oats, rich in food essen
tials and vital Thiamin, at your grocer's today.
J 1 AMERICA'S POPULAR YEAR .'ROUND BREAKFAST
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STANDARD EVERGREEN
TN? No. 2
(SCaWftflf Cans 4 Sor 2
UTAH VALLEY (WHITE)
ES
No. 212
Cans
FLAME TOKAY
Extra Quality
Tasty, Delicious
Per lb.
WISCONSIN
Holland Seed
for Kraut
100-lb. Bag:-.
NORFOLK PACK
WEA
1938 Crop, No. 3 Sieve
No. 2 Size Tins
3 for
I
Heinz Catsup
The Finest Soldi 'ftOC
Lge. 14-oz. Bottle . .JL J0
Heinz Assorted
Soups
Small Size 3 fop
Pork & Beans
Small 9 -pv,
Size. . yJL
sfze9 0 2 for 25c
Sweet Potatoes
Fancy Jerseys. Market 3asket.
2c
Brussel Sprouts gc
60c
60c
Tomatoes for .Canning
Per Bushel
Delicious Apples
No. 2, per Bushel
No. 1 Quality, $1.00 Bushel
SALADA
III IF
pt9'.b;.20c p.,b-.37c
Oleomargarine
SAVORY
2 lbs. for.
29c
QUEEN'S CHOICE
Flour
48-1 b. Bag
Fully Guaranteed
MASON
Jar Caps
Per Dozen
MEAT DEPARTMENT
18c
SWIFT'S PREMIUM. CORN FED
Shoulder Beef Roast, lb.. . .
SWIFT'S PREMIUM 04 1
Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb. . . . i2
SWIFT'S PREMIUM am
Lamb Loin, lb 2S-C
CHOICE QUALITY
Ring Bologna, lb J.3C
BABY BEEF
Short Cuts, lb 2SC
WILSON'S LAUREL SLICED
Bacon, i-lb. Cello PIcg. 15c
SELECTED QUALITY
Summer Sausage, lb 2C
Fresh Dressed Spring
Chickens
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