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PIATTSHOUTH SQQ JOTF2HAL THURSDAY, tfOYEMBE 10, 193J - PAGE SIX FOOTBALL TEAM QUESTS Trom "Wednesday's Daily The members of the football squad of the Plattsmouth high school will attend the show tonight as guest3 of G. G. Griffin, manager of the theater. Mr. Griffin has secured a special picture in honor of the boys who will attend in a body. There will be about sixty-five or seventy boys, first team players and all re serves, as well as several of the faculty and the coach, Bion Hoff man. The boys are sure to enjoy the picture an4 appreciate very much the act of Mr. Griffin. ATTEND EXTENSION MEETING From Tuesday's Dally ' Mrs. John C. Woest, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Richard Beverage and Mrs. J. R. Reeder were in Weeping Water yes terday where they attended a meet ing of the extension club chorus held there. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Robert Painter was taken to Omaha Tuesday morning where she entered the Clarkson hospital and will undergo an operation in a few days, it is expected. BETUBN FROM OUTING Mr. and Mrs. Henry Born have returned home after spending several days visiting at Crofton," Plainyiew, and Randolph with relatives and friends. Much more snow had fallen in those parts and it was colder than here. Some places crops were good. others poor. HAS TONSILLOTOMY From Monday's Dally Miss Frances Koeble underwent a tonsilectomy this morning at the Clarkson hospital in Omaha. 17' Del Monte Pure TOMATO JUICE Giant 46-oz. Can Old Orchard Brand TTt ftfrTI Ma(Je of selected Fruit, Sugar and QUCiiAJiiil pectin it's just like Home-Made. AX :l TST.MI; V I.I K! Peach, pricot, Cherry or Pineapple- ! Apricot, No. 5 can (4V2 lbs.) JLtJr ETEAWBESRY or RASPBERRY No. 5 can (4i2 lbs.) 59C Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat., Nov. 11 and 12 Avalon Whole Unpceled (In Syrun) No. 2y2 Can Old Pals Alaska SALMON Mb. Tall Can 10' OATMAN'S DUNDEE MILK 4 for 9 Tall Cans. (Save Labels for Premiums) c Vita-Rich Brand Pancake Flour 15 10c Sunrise Sweet, Mild COFFEE i So 3 lbs., 45; l-lb.. Del Monte Coffee 1-lb. can, 25c; 2-lb.. 47c Van Camp's PORK & BEANS Mb. Cans Van Camp's Tomato Soup 5' 9-oz. Cans 6 for 25c Cudahy's Pure Rex Brand in Bulk - - 3 lbs. Tender, Juicy Round Bone or Shoulder Cuts Per lb. . Pork Roast Bfll EE'S. . . .13c Hamburger iSff&S'l&.-.ZS c Tender, Juicy Round, Sir- f A OtiTcaii loin or T-Bone, lb JLJw Pork Steak . S! ico .Lean ... .17c Mmced Luncheon boiIS,: zZ.2Sc iPSiaa.a Longhorn, full-flavored forA LfI:C&C tabla or cooking. Lb. Bacon Squares lliiS; n.ltlc Oysters SSi? EST 27c Salmon s lf.bc,.e,l,b,(.s,.i"d . . .25c Whiting Fish .B2S?, .15c TTTtWdfTT7c5 TttrVfillflTltr Fancy Quality! No. 2'2 Can. 7c rpCTpr? fT Fresh, Crisp, Solid Idaho Iceberg P ii ii VVlfi Large 5-Doz. Size. Head... CAULIFLOWER Fancy New Vork Snowball, lb. 5 Grapefruit ,2,4. Sweet, Juicy Texas n Med., doz.f 35c; ea. Cranberries at 'SKyiSS .I7c Oranges Large Cal. Sunkist, doz.. 23c Celery ESi'lSMS'..Mc V o u- s- No 1 Louisiana lallia Porto Rican, 4 lbs ...19c Apples io',-. r?sc;0,,o-,0r.a'.h0?. .25c Dates S!2rn2H,ab,,wn IQc UM5Santa Clara, large 40-50's AfA JTi. U II CC 10-lb. box, 79c; 3 lbs JW Staley's Syrup (Golden) Crystal White 10-lb. PaU, 53 &bC 5-lb. Pail di Staley's Maple-Flavor WAFFLE SYRUP 10-lb. can, 65c; 5-lb.. 3Sc DRANO Cleans and Opens f.s.........20c WAX RITE Self-Polishing Liquid Wax Pint Can 39 Walker's Austex Chili or Tamales No. 1 Cans No. 2 J)QC 2 for 25c Cansd WIIKAT Fidelity Pancake Flour Sack. . . 21c Miller's Crispy Corn Flakes 2 for 15c Miller's Toasted Wheat Flakes Beg. Pkgs.2 for (Bowl or Mug Free) 23- PalmoSIve Soap 5esJai: .Ea?; 17c Super Suds SleirSi0 p"S? :r 17c Gerber's 4S.anSODf?r.A!s.td: .age Spry Shortening ...Slc Luh Flalces SRJ?&g! 4 ars. S5c Butter-Nut Jell g8? F.urors 14c Crackers &lHi2&,0 S4c P & G Soap Giant Bars, 10 for......35C CkTtVTelrkl ALL-PURPOSE SOAP ft t HiytJOl Giant Pkg., 59c; Large... .HJC PillGburys Flour ii Ifc . .011.49 Sbredded Wheat JESWKri for.23c Farina PSiff'Sft T2oyPKTges.e.pho?e.Se.t. ..... ..17c Hoyal Brand Flour lt& 49c..03c SUgar GRANULATED BEET SALADA TEA Green i2-lb. Pkg;,330 ; i4-lb. Brown L., 0. Pekoe i2-lb. Pkg, 370; y4-lb. 17c CLOROX . Cleans, Bleaches, and Deodorizes ! Pint Bottle, 130 Quart 2I1 Viking Vilcing Tissue Be?. Soils 6 for 23c RED CROSS TOWELS Beg. Bolls 3 for 25' Specially Mellowed 2-lb. Can or Glass Jar Regular or Drip Grind c 1 -lb. Can or Glass Jar. 2SC HETURNS HOME frotn Wednesday's Dally Mrs. Glen Vallery. who has been at an Omaha hospital recuperating from a recent operation, has so far recovered that she was able to be brought t home today and will now rest at the family home. The many friends of Mrs. Vallery are pleased to have her back home and to know that she has showed such excellent progress from her illness and operation. HEBE FROM LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphey and little daughter, Vesta Lee, were here Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs. Murphey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam A. Robertson. They had brought Miss Rachel Robertson home from the university for a short visit. The entire party departed Sunday eve ning for their home in the capital city. RETURN TO KEMPER From .Monday's Daily Stephen Davis and his friend Har old Connors of Danger Field, Texas left this morning: on the Burlington for Booneville, Missouri to resume their studies at Kemper military school. VISIT OMAHA SUNDAY From Monday's Daily Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Waller and Miss Lydia Pitz spent yesterday in Omaha at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ray. Miss Phyllis Ray return ed with them last evening to spend the week here. HEINZE SEEMS WINNER On the face. of. the unofficiol vote in the first congressional district, George H. Heinke, of Nebraska City, seems to be the choice for the con gress post over Congressman Henry C. Luckey. With all precincts in for the district Heink-led Luckey by 383 votes. The mail and sick and ab sentee ballots remain yet to count. EIGHT MILE GROVE LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. 10:30 a. m. English service. 7:30 p. m. Luther League. RULES ON WRITE-INS LINCOLN, Nov. 8 (UP) Attorney General Richard C. Hunter advised Cecil W. Sandusky of Table Rock to day that a vote for a write-in candi date is valid even though the voter fails to place a cross alongside the name written on the ballot. Subscribe for the Journal. Poultry Uanted Friday, Saturday HENS 5 lbs.' and up, lb 13 Under 5 lbs., lb Leghorn Hens, lb 9 SPRINGS 5 lbs. and up, lb 12 Under 5 lbs., lb. . . 11 Leghorn Springs, lb 0 If any chance to pay more than the above prices by Saturday, we will be glad to do so. Fresh Eccs Large Size, doz.. ..... .25 Small and Pullet Eggs. .20 Market Firm on Good, Big Eggs We Solicit Your CREAM No. 1, per lb..; 23 C Cut your test down to 35 or 40. Stir your cream every day. Results will be much better for you, also for the one who buys your cream. ZL B. .ASE Phone 238-J, Plattsmouth UIO ME ALWAYS TOP PRICES for Your Poultry! See us first ! Conveniently located at 5th and Main Streets W A FULL-FASHIONED All SILM HOSIERY MADE 10 WTAIl T3i CTT ATqgggrL7Qt WITxZtAC OTTOMS FROM COFFEE .- i If A f 47 3 lbs. 70c HERE IS A NATURAL 38 Shopping Days until Christmas Give your friends these lovely Sheerfine Hose at a very low costs. Are you one of our satisfied coffee customers? Shurfine Coffee is 'Tops' in QUALITY Have it ground in our Hobart Coffee Refiner, the grinder that grinds perfectly for any and all of the popular ways of making good Coffee Pot, Percolator, Brip or Glass Coffee Maker. By buying Shurfine and having us grind it for you, you need never experience poor results with your Coffee making. SHURFINE COFFEE ABSOLUTELY FRESH ROASTED WEEKLY H7c TRUE AMERICAN Matches 6 Box Carton . . . Shurfine Light or Golden Per Gallon " 49 GOLDEN Hallowee Bulk Dates Fancy 2 lbs, Choice Dried Aoricots 2 lbs '.. 29c SANTA CLARA Prunes 40-50. 10-lb. Box. Prunes 30-40 Size. 2 lbs.. 79c i9c Morton House Baked Apples 4 Whole Apples In a f?p 11-oz. tin for FREE Pint Bottle Hilex with Qt. Bottle at. . TASTEWELL Pumpkin No. 2 Tins, 2 for. . . BLUE BARREL Soap Giant Size, 2 for. . . 23c 15c 15c SUN-RAY Crackers 1 -lb. Box, 10c; 2-lb. HILL'S or DIXIE Dog Food 4Cic 1-ib. Tins 4 for A Peanut Butter HOUSEWIFE 32-oz. Jar mr SPECIAL 9pc. Robbin-Rose LAE imiE BET FOR ONLY c AND BOX TOP See us ror Details See Our Display SOFTASILK S T 25c Tomato Juice DEL MONTE 4G-oz. Can . i?c Tomato Juice OTOE BRAND Small Tin c Gold Medal FLOUR K?:... $1.69 Wheaties 21c m Pkgs. for Bisquick Large size. Each. . Small Size, 18c New Taste Corn Kix A Delicious Cereal 2 7-oz. Pkgs 29c 23c NELSON'S , . , V Green Beans, No. 2. . . . LOVER'S LANE Tomatoes, No. 2 Ljgjg Corn, No. 2 . . . FRANK'S Kraut, No: 300 tin J CHASE'S Assorted Chocolates, Creams, Car- mels, etc. flc Pwn lb Per lb OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry Sauce 17-oz. Tin 14c "FINEST QUALITY MARGARINE" Price fl Sc PER LB.. DIGESTIBLE OCRISC0 3&.ca Jlb.eM 49c 21c '":,. IP- Pats 25 times more soap right on dirty spots 10 Rars Gs 6Tp 37c Fruits lx Uegetab!es ic I. . SUNKIST VALENCIA Oranges, 344's, ea 150 size, 39c 220 size, 25c .288 size, 15c Brussel Sprouts, lb.. 124 Broccoli, bunch ..... 15c Hot House Mush room Buttons, lb. . .23c Turnips, 3 bunches. . . 10c Idaho Russett Pota toes, 10-lb. bag 2lc Ice Berg Head Let tuce, each . ..... .7c Pascal Celery, Splits, per bunch 18c Snowball Cauliflow er, per lb. . 6c Large Cranberries, per lb. .18c Home grown Early Ohio Potatoes, bu.. 75c Cleat leparfmenf WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS CHOICE CORN FED M A. Shldr. Beef Roast . . Cello-Wrapped, Sugar-Cured m Bacon Squares, lb. . . Wilson's Clearbrook Longhorn AA. Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. AVW Fresh BOSTON BUTT 0S)lAi Pork Roast, lb.. . . M ZK 4 to 6 lbs. Average. Short Steaks, lb. 25c Fresh Pork Hocks, lb . 11c Wise Bulk Kraut, lb.. .5c Weiners, all meat, per lb. 22?c Fresh Cat Fish, Frozen Fish, Fresh Oysters Leave your orders now or Choice Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys! . THIS AIJ FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We T0 Deliver UD Phone 23-24 3 i