PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1938.
PAGE EIGHT
Poultry Wanted
Friday, Saturday
HENS
.SYz lbs. up, per lb 14
4Yz to SYz lbs., Ib 12
Under 42 lbs., lb. 10
SPRINGS
52 lbs. up, per lb 13
42 to SVIbs., lb 11
Under 42 lbs., lb 10
Leghorn Springs, lb.. . . . .96
,m . V 1
get for you tnis wee., ii you nave
large, heavy Springs, I advise sell
ing them, as they soon will be
classed as Stags and fcring much less.
EGGS, fresh, large . 24i
HERE EROJT NEW YORK
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Giles had
a very pleasant surprise Monday
afternoon when Mr. and Mrs. Charles
D. Munsil of Ellenburg. Depot, New
York, drove Into Plattsmouth in their
Packard sedan bearing a Clinton
county. New York state license plate.
These friends are from their home
town in northern New York and
hsvo hn neighbors for years to
both the Giles and Sheldon families,
Mr. and Mrs. Munsil were on a
business trip to Ames, Iowa. They
were impressed by the size of our
mid western states, saying that they
AntiM Yiqva ftrlvon arrnflQ the .whole
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These are the very best prices I can'0f jjew England, while crossing Iowa.
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Mr. Munsil Is a Arm repuDiican, nav
ing served several terms as a mem
ber of assembly in the legislature
at Albany, New York.
It was iust recently that Mr.
HERE FROM LINCOLN
Just recently
i Alunsii was uue ul iuc wuiiuait.
P..llot Prrrrc ArT 19dlwho helped place Attorney Thomas
I'ullet HggS. dOZ.. . e. Dewey as a .republican nominee
A. - - - Kb. -M w - n '
.Large eggs must weiga puuuua
or more to case of 30 dozen eggs.
for governor of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Munsil with Mr.
and Mrs. Giles and Eleanor drove to
Nehawka Monday evening where they
were all entertain e'd at a very de
Urinna dinner at the home of Mr.
so set vour separator back to test. and Mrs. George C. Sheldon.
IK Af SHf -vnrir Preom ar)i fnil Shstdnn Hilpa of filcnwnnd Iowa.
new cream is added. This will make J came to Plattsmouth Tuesday morn-
sample and the results win oe mucn
better for both of us. We're interested
CREAM
With the advance of colder weather,
your Cream will begin to get heavy,
Sunday guests at the ' Arthur
Troop home south of this city, were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack von Gillern and
children. Jack Raymond and Roger
of Lincoln," who enjoyed the fine din
ner, and outing on . the farm. Mrs
von Gillern was formerly Miss Kath
leen Troop.
ROTARY ENJOYS AN
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
RECUPERATING HERE
in seeing you get top prices always!
A. El iSASE
Phone 2S8-J, Plattsmouth
SPECIAL PRICES
Friday & Saturday
PECAN ROLLS, pan 18
ORIENTAL ROLLS, doz. 16
CURRANT ROLLS, doz 16
CAKEG
Made with Butter
Chocolate Cakes 25
Divinity Cream 35 and 55
Tutti-Fruitti Cakes . 25
Carmel Nut Cakes 125
White Mello Moist 25
Black Walnut 25
Pecan Cakes 25
Pumpkin 290 and 55 J
Date Nut 35 and 55S
Sour Cream Devil Food :
. 290 and 550
PLATTSMOUTH
BAKERY
burg, New York.
ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES
From ironday8 Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Ptak and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Sharpnack,
were at Lincoln today where they at
tended the funeral services for Mrs.
Mable S. Harris, 36, sister of Mr.
Sharpnack.
Mrs. Harris died at the family
home, 3400 C street, Lincoln, on Fri
day night at 10:30 following an Ill
ness of several months duration.
Mrs- Harried died at thetabgkq
She i3 'survived by her husband,
Guy M. Harris; two daughters, Mari
lyn and Carol; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Sharpnack, Lincoln and two
brothers, George of Lincoln and Fred
H.of Plattsmouth.
The funeral was held this after
noon at 1:30 at "Wadlow's chapel in
Lincoln with Rev. Walter Aitken of
Seating. Vera Upton sang at the
service and with Bernice Blinde as
accompanist at the organ. Chapter
14 bf the Eastern Star had their
ritualistic services at the grave at
Wyuka. -;
BUILDING NEW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. John Gochenour are
building a fine new home on the
hill west of their old home, on
Gochenour's Island, they were forced
to evacuate their old home due to
j the flood waters and much property
I was damaged. The new home is
situated on the hill, well out of reach
of future flood waters. ' : ' s
$2L.SS
Suede Gore Pumps in Wine
or Black. Also other styles.
i
SPORT OXFORDS
Brown or Black Suede. Elk Leather in 2
tone effect. Black Calf Leather. Pair
S
1.1
Women's Straps, Oxfords, Ties $'
Values to $4.95. A wide range of Styles and Sizes. All
from our regular stock. On sale at, pair .
won-. Arch Support Oxfords $
Soft Kid Leather Leather Heels. Also
Nurse's Oxford. Pair
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS $
Non-mark Compo Sole. Grain Leather Upper.
Sizes to 2. Pair ;
Miss Betty Rainey, of Omaha,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rainey, is here to recuperate from a
recent operation for appendicitis. She
is at the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Puis and family.
HERE FROM IOWA
From Tuesday's Daily ,
Mr. and Mrs- Sam Con is of Perry
Iowa, wereh ere today to visit with
Mr. Conis' brother, George Conis and
family. They later motored to Ne
braska City, accompanied by George
Conis, to visit ut the Gus Stavron
home.
Rotary education served as the
theme of the Rotary club at their
weekly luncheon Tuesday and which
was provided as one of the Import
ant features of the Rotary year.
Judge A. II. Duxbury had charge
of the program and7 had arranged
ten questions on Rotary, its purposes
and objectives of the organization,
the answers being given by different
members and showed the interest
that it had taken in the work of the
great international group.
Frank A. Cloidt presented a com
munication from the headquarters
of "the International Rotary, relative
to the organization of a Rotary in
stitute, participated in by groups of
five clubs in closely united sections
of the districts.
President Arthur Troop of the club
gave a very interesting account of
his visit at Lincoln where Paul Har
ris, the founder of Rotary was the
chief speaker.
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Prices in This Ad Good for Friday, Saturday, Oct. 21st and 22nd
.PHONE 95 WE! DELIVER '
ORANGES, Sunkist
Sweet and Juicy. Each..
Marsh Seedless
GRAPEFRUIT
80 Size. 5 for.
25c
CRACKERS, Soda
2-lb. Box .
15c
COFFEE, Joe's 4ffn
ECONOMY, per lb
Lighthouse
FLOUR, Fey. Pat
48-lb. Bag
05c
CHOC DROPS
Candy, -per lb. .
10c
Great Northern
I'lUtUK
MlrhlKan Ven
BEADS
or RICE, fancy Blue Rose
Cello Wrapped 4f ffg
3-ib. Ba8 ltac
CAHDY 1
Peaunt i'l oxter
I'eauat Sqmarea
Creamefl t'noe.
or Mallowe'ea
Jelly Jleaas
CHOItt; lb
if
A Ann CREAM STYLE
OUllU Yellow: or White
or TOMATOES, full ripe
'. ' Ct'ARAMEKU PACK
.A' No.: 2 Size 'V 4 Of IC
rl Cans for onlya5Vw
FiLOTLJIEl Omar . OS .29
G1NGERSNAPS QC SUGAR
. Raisins, Seedless, New Crop
Rare Treat Macaroni, Spaghetti Olc
SALMON, Fey. Pink CLo 3-ib. cxjiio Bag
2 Mb. Tins : ;
MATCHES, Cario 4PJC COOKIES C
6-3ox Carton -... - ceo,.te I
SOAP, P-G or C-W Ao
Coroaaat Topped 7. I I ll I
Giant size Bars, each t hoick, ih. LJ
National Seal nODFIIIfP "
PANCAKE FLOUR 4Aq 0 US6l!illi ft
3-lb. Bag .... l I
: Regular 5c Rolls (U U
DOG FOOD, Vigo ffc - S f1
Mb. Cans, each W LLtXCtk U
BEET, in Cloth Bag
10 lbs., full weight-
MB, FARMERBRING US YOUR EGGS CASH OR TRADE '
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ULLEH'S HEAT DEPAnfUEnT-
BEEF! BEEF!
SIRLOIN or ROUND STEAK, lb. ..... . ....... .25
BEEF ROASTS, extra fancy, lb. . . . . . . . . , ... . . . 14$
PLATE BOIL, lean, meaty, lb.. lOti
BEEF STEW, Cut, no bone, lb ISt
HAMBURGER, fresh cut, 2 lbs 25
PORK! PORK!
FRESH SIDE PORK, lb. .200
PORK CHOPS, Center cuts, lb 200
PORK BUTT ROASTS, lb...... ..100
PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb.. 1S0
PORK BRAINS, lb. 100
PIG HEARTS, lb.. .150
Lamb! Lamb! Lamb!
LEG OF LAMB, per lb 220
LAMB ROAST, per lb. .200
LAMB CHOPS, per lb .200
LEG OF MUTTON, per lb. ..... .... 12i20
MUTTON CHOPS, per lb 12 Y2 0
Gem BACON SQUARES, Cello-Wrapped, lb.. . . . 150
CHEESE, American or Brick, 2-lb. box. ........ 1410
BULK LARD, 5 lbs. (limit of 5 lbs.) for. . . . . 450
VEAL BROWNIES, per lb.. 7'. . . ..... . . . .250
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Ask for detail
of this great
offer today! .
. IGA FANCY -
NO.
! TALI.
i CAN
or with one package of
BOTH
FOR
ONLY
LOOK!
71
f7
Only
i. a ii i
Linko Corn, No. 2 Can
Linko Tomatoes, No. 2
Nelson "Green Beans, 2
Tastewell Pumpkin, 2
Osage Pimento, 4-oz.
Eureka Cut Beans, No. 1
Frank's Kraut, 303 Size
Housewife Shoe String
No! 2 size Can
Buy the above in Dozen
Lots, Assorted, for only
90c Doz.
!7c
HUNT'S SUPERIOR
Peaches
No. 2y2 Can
3 for 50o
ROYAL ANN (Water Pack)
Cherries lRr
No. 22 Can
DEL MONTE
Apricots
No. 2 Can
Morton House
Baked Apples
4 Whole Apples in a Rp
11 -oz. tin for . . 5)"
lie
Special Demonstration
- SATURDAY
Heinz Catsup
The Finest Soldi IfOC
Lge. 14-oz. Bottle.. A
Heinz Assorted
Soups
Small Size. . . .3 for
Large Size, 2 for 27c
27c
V
Pork & Beans
I!1....... 3 for 25c
BAKER'S
Cocoa
a-lb. Tin
IGA
Milk 95 c
Tall Cans, 4 for. ...
Swansdown
Cake Flour OTtc
Per Pka.
MU-MSNWMIt ML MIX
H0SIEI1Y
WimLlafi BOTIDMS HIM
lb. 25C
Iff? iis&pSSSp
MJ Jello budding
Assorted Flavors Uc
jjy 3 Pkgs. for Aav
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
SOLID WISCONSIN
Cabbage; 50-lb. bag
MARKET BASKET
Sweet Potatoes . . ;
TEXAS SEEDLESS (96 Size)
Grape Fruit, 3 or .
FANCY PORTO RICAN-
Yatns, 4 lbs. .... .
TENDER, WELL BLEACHED
Celery, large stalk .
SPLITS (4 to 5 in Bunch)
Pascal Celery, belt. .
5Qc
25c
IQe
IQc
IQc
18c
LARGE SOLID ICEBERQ
Head Lettuce; ea: .
FANCY RED RIPE
Cranberries, lb. . .
QUEEN BAKING
Squash, each . . . .
LONG GREEN SLICING
Cukes, each .
SUNKIST VALENCIA
Oranges, doz. ....
DELICIOUS
Apples, bushel ...
.. 15c
5c
7J2C
.. QGc
35c
14c
GREEN GIANT
Peas
2 Cans ........
OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberry
Sauce
17-oz. Tin
IGA BRAND
Prune Juice iIQc
2 Cans . .
Pork & Beans
TASTE WELL
Large Can, each.....
3 for 25c; 6 for 47c
Qc
BALLOON
Soap Chips ftKc
5-1 b. box .J?
SANTA CLARA
Prunes , f7Qc
40-50. 10-lb. Box...
Musselman's
JeMy 22c
2-lb. Jar
MIDWEST
Catsup Qc
14-oz. Bottle
Pork & Beans
IGA IflC
No. 22 cane, each. .Aw
Del Monte Vacuum Packed
Coffee A 7c
2-lb. Can . . t . . "a?
1-lb. Can, 25o
Mxd. Vegetables
Country Style 4f A
No. 2 Tin Av'
WINDMILL
Red Alaska Sockeye
Salmon
1-lb. Tin
IQc
Soda Craclcers
M. B. C. f
2-lb. caddy ... AJV
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Corn Fed Baby BeeE
...10c
SHOULDER
BeeS Roast, lb. . .
TENDER, JUICY
Sirloin Steak, lb. . . A3V
LEAN, TENDER !OlAl
Rib Boil. Ib. . .-. . JiAzH
CHOICE CORN FED
Short Steaks, lb.. .
ARMOUR'S MELROSE
Hams, Center Cuts
Butt Ends, 22 lb.
ARMOUR'S
Ring Bologna, lb. .
.25c
32c
15c
CELLO WRAPPED
Bacon Squares, lb.. .
Armour's Extra Lean SLICED
Bacon, l-lb. layer. . .
Mild Sugar Cure
CHOICE CENTER. CUT
Pork Chops, lb
FOR A FINE ROAST
Pork Loin Ends, lb. . .
ARMOUR'S
Frankfurters, lb. . . .
0
Armour's Pickle and Plm.nto
Loaf, lb.
16c
27c
24c
ICc
10c
25c
Armour's Star Texturated I riD -
&UJJBu& or Pkg., 5 lb.. . .... iC
THIS AD FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER"
S OENNICMSEM'S
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Phone
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