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PIASTsSiOTltH St'.
JOTTR37AL
MONDAY, itOYE&BER 21. 1933.
JURY HERE MONDAY
The members of tlie petit Jnry for
the November term of the district
court will report for caty here Mon
day morning. Judga Wilson will
open the regular term and take up
the trial of the cases assigned for
hearing in the next two weeks.
foods for that &east of leasts
Twm
Our GIGANTIC HOLIDAY FOOD EVENT Continues!
We bring you a large selection of the tastiest Thanks
giving Foods at prices that make it easy to save!
Shop at Hinky-Dinky - the store
that's tops in holiday food values!
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ThaDbsgltlng:
Poeltry
We are featuring a complete selection
of the finest, fresh-dressed Turkeys,
Geese, Ducks and Chickens at money-saving
prices. Compare our prices
and quality. Save at Hinky-Dinky!
TT7- mm Wilson's Tend. Wilsco
inlSBIlBS Whole or Half, lb.
Mllal, Snrr-t'nrrl You'll r-njoy thrlr mar
EBeeS Easi u. .24c
Trailer, Jniry Hound I tunc cr Sbouldrr f'ufM
Hamburger or Bulk
Sausage ilrta?ru..
Ovcfatc Fresh Shipment
JjSiQTS Solid Pack. Pin. .
Ad for Plattsmouth, Tues., Wed., Nov. 22-23
Cudahy's Pure
Bex Brand
in Bulk - -
lbs.
-32v
1c
2
Z3
. .27c
Ranimce Meats: L. 3SC
la!- from Srlrrtnl Inacrtllciitw lo Hulk-
StteaEi Lb.. ....... 2DC
19c
T!'r, Jey. Hound. Sirloin or T-lluf
Pork Chops rsuS:l!i.23? . .
rkAnrn Longhorn, full-flavored, for
LfieeSG table or cooking. Lb
Luncheon cr Rg. Bologna
s Quality, 2 lbs.. .
Minced :K22
13c
25c
Chocolate
Srop3,
Peanut
Brittle or Crange Slices. . . .3
Cfflffirillyg
lbs. -t.-Voij
cms co
All-Purpose
Shortening
3-lb. Can
Sc
GcrajpeSiniBall
Sweet, Juicy Texas Marsh Seedless
Large Size, each : . ,-'.l
U. S. No. 1 Louisiana
Porto Eican, 4 lbs 1LC
Tdr. Wash, Well -fr
Elchd. Ex. Lg. Stalk jlVU'C
I AttpSec
Fancy New York
White Snowball
Per lb. "
1fas
Fancy
Idaho
Jonathans
Golden, Delicious. Ring Pack
Eed Tr.
Bushel.
4
lbs.
-S5c
Rome Beauty, Grimes -rT F1"
, BuJLLo V
Ftates
Ig. Eed Tex.
Bunches iVijfC
Butter-Hut
Salad Dressing
2
OCEAN SPRAY
17-C2. Cans L2 for
as
Del Momte World's Food Fair!
What an exposition of values! What an opportunity to
stock your pantry with all your Del Monte Favorites!
Bel Monte Sliced or
Half. No. 213 Cans 1
Dozen.
$1.73 t for
Del Monte Solid Pack
TOMATOES
No. 2 Cans, 3 for
6 cans, 57c; Doz, $1.12
Del Monte Rn. or Drip Grind
COFFEE MJIq.
Mb. 25 2-lb. Can M &
Del Monte Pure Tomato
Juice
Giant 46-oz. Cans
Dozen cans, $1.99
17c
29'
Del Monte Soedless
RAISINS
15-cz. Pkgs.2 for
P wrnte Royal Anns
CHERRIES ty
No. 2V Can il
Dozen cans. $2.75
Del Monte Early Garden
Asparagus
No. il C8Tt t
6 cans, $1.23; Doz., $2.45
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Hfkr
magic Circle Queens, Qt. jar. . . . c-v
Del Maiz
Niblets Cora
Just Like Com Off the Cob
2for!8
ITnn. Cnnli Uri s HTn T Til. ' A ft .
i Huufuum in iiiic ictti, x keg. x&gs. j 0-
4 Steele County Pumpkin, No. 2y2 can 10
Jell 0, six delicious flavors, rej. Pkgs ; 3 for 14
Fine Granulated Beet Sugar 10 lbs., 4S
Sunrise Sweet, Mild CofFee, 1-lb., 15 3 lbs., 45
Eoyal Brand Flour, 48-lbs 83r
Eitz Butter Crackers, 1-lb. Pkg 22fi
Swansdown Cake Flour, 2-lb. Pkg. 21
Golden Hallowii Dates, in Bulk 2 lbs., 19
Calumet Baking Powder, 1-lb. can 19
Sally May Salad Dressing, Quart jar " 250
Emerald Medium Budded Walnuts, lb 23
Omar Flour
Puts Magic in Your
Baking
48-lb. Sack
French's .
MUSTARD
6-oz. Jar ;
9-oz. jar ......
9C
12
GERBERS
Strained Foods
Assorted Varieties fl
i2-oz. Cans2 for Jl P
6 Cans. 45 ; Dozen, C9
Beautify Your
Floors with
No-Rub Floor
Wax nnr
S5 SSe
Specially
Mellowed
Regular
or Drip
Grind
Social
(Continued from rage 6)
attendance of 15 members. Mrs.
V. W. Perry reported on the Pres
byterian synodical at ' Hastings.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
Mrs. Andrew Moore entertained
Circle No. 5. She was assisted by
Mrs. Paul Wohlfarth. Mrs. L. O.
Minor gave some of the points of
interest about the Synodical meeting
?it Hastings for the program. The
hostesses served delicious refresh
ments at the close of the meeting.
Prom Friday's Daily
Thursday Evening Clab
The Thursday Evening clUD mei
last night with Mrs.,Guy Long. Mrs.
Walter Tritsch won the first prize
and Mrs. Ray Herring won second.
prize was won by Mrs. Agnes Wall
ing and second by Mrs. Frank Gobel
man, third by Miss Amelia Martens.
M. E. Circles Meet
The Gleaners circle of the Meth
odist Women's Federation met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Howland. Mrs. Will Howland
and Mrs. Faye Spidell were assistant
hostesses. The regular business was
discussed and plans made for a
Christmas party. The circles are
studying the romances of the Bible.
Yesterday's romance was that of
' Esther" and was given by Mrs.
Ralph Wiles. Delicious refreshments
v.ere served by the hostesses.
Mrs. D. M. "Babbitt entertained the
Naomi circle yesterday. There were
fourteen members and one visitor
present. Mrs. J. C. Lowson gave a
very Inspiring talk to the ladles.
The regular business meeting was
held and lesson on the life of Peter
was given by Mrs. Rae McMaken.
Several games were played. The hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Don Cramer
and Mrs. Don Seivcr, served refreshments.
From Saturday's Dally
Honored on Anniversary
Last evening Mr. and Mr3. Henry
Stark john were given a very pleas
ant surprise by a group of friends
on the occasion of their ' thirtieth
vedding anniversary.
The party of friends arrived at
the home as the family were pre
paring for dinner and gave a real
surprise, coming with covered dishes
to provide a most toothsome anni
versary dinner. The beautiful chrys
anthemums of the fall season added
to the attractiveness of the settings.
This anniversary being that of
pearl, the guests of honor were each
given a gift of pearl as a reminder
of the occasion.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in playing "Chink Check" and
In which much pleasure was de
rived. Those attending were County
Treasurer and Mrs. John E. Turner
and Dorothy Jean, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Cloidt and Mrs. Lora Lloyd
Kieck and children, Marilyn and
Billy.
Pinochle Club
The Pinochle club met last night
at the home of Marie Horn. Prizes
were won by Helen Smetana first and
Mary Holy, second.
McConaha-Galan
Miss Ethel Marie McConaha,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H.
McConaha, and Claud Galyan, both
of Nehawka, were married Wednes
day afternoon in the county court
room at Nebraska City by Judge T. S.
Morton. The young man is a con
struction worker. They will live at
Nehawka."
Delta Deck Club '
The Delta Deck Cud club met last
night with Miss Mathilda Soennich-j
sen.- The home was beautifully decor-
ated with, chrysanthemums. Guests j
for the evening were Mrs. Minnie i
Bulin and Mrs. Schmldtmann. First '
Thanksgiving
LINEN
SPECIALS
Luncheon
Is
Colorful cotton
ClotLr, 51 inches
square.
Linen Iinish Crash Cloth, 51
inches square. Block &Jfi
Print. Each ;-v
'0
Lace Table Cloth
Size 60x60 .
All Linen Table, Cloth with 6
napkins. Cloth size
55x55.: Per set
$1.49
$2.95
"Ecsemary? Permanent Linen
Finish Table Cloth.
69c
.Tfsrd-
Mercerized Table Cloth. All
white or with colored borders.
58 inches wide. " A&C
.Per yard i..
Soennjchsen's
PLATTSMqllTH, NEBR.
PojiSiry: Wanted
i Tuesday and Wednesday
i HENS
! 5 lbs. and upp, lb 14
! Under 5 lbs., ib. . 11
Leghorn Hens, lb .9;
SPRINGS !
', 5 lbs. and up, lb 12
Under 5 lbs., lb. 1 1 ,
Leghorn Springs, lb 8
Old Cox, lb 8
Fresh Egos
Good size, doz 27
Small Eggs, doz 21
CHE AM
!No. 1 Butterfat. ib 23
Do you need a new Cream Separator ?
If so, let me know what kind youi
want, Small monthly payments eas
ily arranged. I don't believe you can
invest $75.00 where it will make you
any more than to put it into a newt
Cream Separator. Let's talk it over!
Thanksgiving Only Three
Days Away
We are very thankful for the good!
business you've given us this season.
A Ready Cash Market
for ALL Farm Produce
Quoting prices regularly so that
you may know what to expect when
you bring your produce to town!'
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Our Store is -Loaded with Holiday
Merchandise at a Saving to You!
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HOSIERY
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WITH L MCMnOMS ntom
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1 lb. 25c
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Del Monte
Fr. Cocktail
No. 22 Tin
Our Joy Brand
Large 14-oz. Bottles
3 for 25c
mm
Tomatoes, Green Beans or
Eed Beans. No. 2 Tins
4 for 25c
Frank's.
No. 212
Large
Cans
for
5c
Mushrooms
Pieces, Ctems
Tins
2-oz,
or 2dc
ft
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OATOSOI
Van Camp .
9-oz. Tin .
4 for 19c
HUNT'S SUPREME
Wlicle. Large No. 2y2 Cans
Doz., $2.95; 2 for 330; Each.
I7c.
a
OKesioe
No.
No.
2 Sieve
2 Tin, eachg3H
0
Orapefruif Juice rs:...9c
TOSttatO JUiCe Thompson Seedless
van camp's Uc Raisins )Oc
50-oz. Tin 2 lbs., 15c; 4 lbs i
range Juice
Par Gold, Pure Juice
Largs 4G-0Z. Tin
ireen
Eureka Fancy
Cut, No. 2 Tin.
for 25c
STOCK SALT 100 Jb. bag 40c
English Walnut!
Apple Juice JQc
SMALL SIZE
Per Ib.
OTOE PURE
allar.1
for Mm v f Of
4 bvt bak.
BISCUITS
All
larg panful in Kmltory packag. .
DIAMOND
English
Walnuts QSc
Pep It J-jJ
SANDVJICH SPREAD or
Salad Dressing
TASTE WELL
Full Quart Jar 5.9
Swansdown
Caisc Flour iff
For Pkg &4&'
TASTEWELL
Pumpkin fqc
No. 2 Tins, 2 for
So Rich it Whips
Mil-Hut 9Kc
Tall Cans .4 forl-
IGA or TASTEWELL
Pumpkin Hftc
No. 2J Can
IGA
Peaches 9c
No. 2 cans, 2 fcr..-V
ROYAL PRINCE
Bumpkin flSn
No. 2Vz Tin..
fin. 2 Tin, 10c
Sunsweet Fancy
Mixed Fruit HQq
i-lb. Tins lV
OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberry
Sauce a Ac
17-oi. Tin JSs?
2 for 27c
PASCAL
Celery, Splits .
TRESH
Peas, 2 lbs.
Fancy
Broccoli, bunch
18c
Head Lettuce, 2 Cor. -Sv
...23c
...23c
10c
. . 10c
10c
19c
fCZ BERG
Head 2
CALIFORNIA
Carrots, 2 bunches.
SWEET, JUICY
Tangerines, doz. . .
FRESH
Tomatoes, 2 lbs.
FRESH
Beets, 3 bunches . .
JUMBO
Celery, bunch
FANCY. FRESH
Radishes, 3 bunches
RED EMPEROR
Granes, 2 lbs
Home Grown Early Ohio (4t
Potatoes, 100 lbs. . . 'JL
Firm, Freshly Dug Of?
Turnins, 3 lbs
Small, 15c Large Size
Cranberries, lb. . .
OTSTEEfec
Lfflffdl3lb,8S
CHOICE A-1 FANCY DRESSED On
Turkeys, lb.
CHOICE NO. 2 DRESSED
Turkeys, lb. a1
DRESSED - MAp
Geese, lb. 5UC
DRESSED 0?r
Ducks, lb iS)C
DRESSED ah
Capons, lb. 4-c
FANCY DRESSED nnl
Hens, lb 22V2C
Drawn Ready to Cookl
Choice Corn Fed Shoulder 41 f
Bee Roast, lb Suc
CHOICE BULK
Mince Meat, 2 lbs.. . 2SC
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We Appreciate Your Business
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1-lb. Can
A?C
2-lb. Can
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