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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1939)
J PtATTSMOUTfc SEMI witElt JOTJBlfAL THURSDAY. JUNE 8rlS9. PAGE SIX From Mcnday's Daily SearlS. Davis motored to Lincoln bis morning where he spent the day attending to matters of business. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallinger of Ashland were in Plattsmouth Sunday where they visited with a group of friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Janda, Jr., ac companied by Mrs. Janda's sister, who is visiting them from New York, were guests in Plattsmouth Sunday. Raymond Wooster, who is attend ing the University of Nebraska, was home over the week-end, returning this morning to his studies at Lin coln. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godwin and Miss Ruth Patton were in Omaha to day to spend a few hours visiting with friends and looking after some matters of business. Mrs. Don Seiver and daughters. Misses Shirley and Donna Bea were in Lincoln Saturday where they spent the day visiting with a number of friends and relatives. Mrs. Mae S. Morgan, who is a teacher in the public schools of Burlington, Iowa, arrived Sunday to spend the school vacation here and at Omaha with her daughterMiss Clara Mae Morgan and Mrs. E. H Wescott. Mrs. R. D. Veech and son, Robert Dudley, of Frankfort, Indiana arrived in Plattsmouth Saturday where they will spend a week or so visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horsak, the latter being a sister of Mrs. Veech, and aunt of Robert Dud ley. From Tuesday's Dally Harry Long and George Vogel, of South Bend were here today to at tend ot some matters of business at for Health and Energy -Serve a Variety of mwma mm JUNE IS NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH Milk, Butter and Cheese are nutritious and economical foods. Serve them regularly! Hinky-Dinky is glad to co operate with Nebraska dairymen in selling dairy products ! Butter Cheese Parchment Wrapped. Lb Kraft American or Pimento, J2-lb. Pkg.. 25c Mills. Carnation, Pet, Bordens or Roberts. Tall can . . . . Malted Milk SS?07 iSST: ...Gc 43c Also large variety other Dairy Products including Fresh Milk and Cream and Assorted CheesesI Cudahy's Tender Process, Shankless, Cello-Wrap'd. Whole or Half, lb nA4rf. LOIN ROAST. Selected XrUSll. Loins, End cuts. Lb... tenter C'nf, lb., i:tt& Beei ROAST. Tender, Juicy U. S. Graded Beef. Shoulder Cuts, lb. 9ic 16c Hamburger asTiS. 27c Pork Chops Ss'ffi Lan 10c CfAofr Tender U. S. Graded Beef a OlUdlk Shoulder Cuts, lb 3U3 Armour's Pure STAR Brand f Qa JLjcSITU in Bulk 3 lbs. Tf Minced Luncheon or BolOgtia Selected, 2 Lbs. . . . Cold Cuts KaVeAsMLb.Bak!d..19c Bacon Backs S:&d?uST..llic ILISTTITIDFCSIE Cantaloupes tSSP. V" . 25c Sweet Vine Ripened Pink Meat California T nniAur Juicy California Letnons sumust. doz. . Carrots California Green Top 0 Large Bchs 2 foryW Fresh, Crisp, Solid California Iceberg Large 5-Doz. Size, Head .......... Watermelons BSP'JT ...3c Fla. Tom'Watson, guaranteed Sweet, Red Ripe Potatoes 1No0-,h1s.Rr.T.p,.umphs. . .23c New Cabbage Fresh, Solid Per lb 3c Del Monte Crushed PINEAPPLE Buffet Cans ' PEARS No. 10 Can 3 Cans, $1.25 5 for 20c 43c SAILOR SLICED PEARS (In Syrup). fm ?Cp No. 2V2 Cans U 1UI 431 Red Crown Brand Potted Meat 3 for 10c No Can Van Camp's or Half Hills Mustard or Tomato SARDINES Large Oval Cans. 3 for 2gc Miller's Crispy Corn Flakes Large Pkgs 2 for t& Old Pals Alaska SALMON Mb. Tall Can Val Vita Brand Lemon Juice Can, 4 for 10' 25 FRANK'S FANCY KRAUT No. " Cans Doz. Cans, 85 4for29c Clorox Cleans. Bleaches, Deodorizes! Quart Bottle 22c French's BIRD SEED Regular Pkg. BIRD GRAVEL Regular Pkg. 12c SOILAX Cleanser and Water Softener of Many Uses "fl QC Large Pkg. il B & G Punch For Cold Drinks! 6 Tasty Flavors 8-oz. Bottle, 2 for. 15' 'JUNKET' TN DAXISII I IT V I VII VI DKSSEHT and 3 Ml 25 Butter-Nut Specially Mellowed (Regular or Drip Grind) 27' 2.1b. Can XI A7TC or Glass Jar. Mb. Can or Glass Jar Giant Crystal Wliite Soap ISr?' Falmolive Soap 5Trap. B.ar.s. 3L7c Super Suds '.SSri3S!d:-.,.n. B.,ue. Bo.x. . . .IQc Gold DUSt Washing Powder, large Pkg..7C LU7X Flalies lZsVpwurderi.??! 32c Lux Toilet Soap 5ef sir. . Bar? ..... .25c Rits Butter Crackers kg...... 22c PrUIieS Fresh Oregon, No. 10 Can. 37 Butter-Nut Jell STSSf F.'f . . . .14c Ivory Flalies Large Pkg. 22c HVOry Soap Large Bars, 2 for ...... . HQC SUgOr Fine Granulated Beet. . 10 lbs. Royal Brand S&dc ' " ' Sunrise, Sweet, Mild Aa tor rlttmoulh, Frlv Smt June 9-10 iii ink i i I U IV 1 1 4SJTD YVI II IV 1 1 VYjJS J the court house and visiting with friends for a few hours. Mrs Ida Kinnamon, of Council Bluffs, was here over the week end as a guest at the home of Mrs. Adah Newton and family. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hall, of Goodland, Kansas, are here for a visit at the home of Mr. Hall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hall. H. H. Ragoss, assessor of Mt. Pleasant precinct, was here today to spend a few hours attending to some wallers; of business , at the court house. From Wednesday's Daily Miss Verna Leonard was in Lin coln over the week end visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Worley and family. County Attorney Walter H. Smith was in Lincoln today to attend to some matters of business at the su preme court. William Hobson, Weeping Water mortician, was in the city today for a few hours attending to matters at the court house. Joe Hendrix, who has completed his school work at Doane college at Crete for the year, arrived home Tuesday afternoon for the summer vacation. Mr. Hendrix ha3 had a very busy year at Doane as in addition to his regular studies he has been ac tive in athletics and dramatic club work. ! You'll Find Just What You Want Large and Varied Stock at Ladies Toggery Insures Shoppers the Utmost in Satisfaction We Iteaerve Right to Limit Quantities Here's more proof that it pays to shop at the Ladies Toggery, where personal service makes your buying visit one of pleasure. Clerks who are eager to shew you the latest finery for dress, everyday .px, sport wear. New Fashion Society Chiffon Dresses dresses All Pima cotton, guaranteed fast color, sanforized shrunk, anti-crease. Sizes 12 to 33. Priced at only 93.98. Munsing 3-thread Chiffon Silk Hose, full-fashioned all silk, picot top, reinforced heel and toe. Cradle sole. All new summer shades for only 792. New cool Summer Sheer Dresses just unpacked. Many new styles In sizes 12 to 52 for pnjy fl.OO. Gossard cool summer Corsets and Girdles, made of fine mesh and voile, styled with all the care of any other Gossard garment, only they are so light in weight and cool that you will scarcely know you have the garment on. Girdles at $1.50 up; Corsets and Combinations at $1.95 and up. New Slacks! Dance and play the American way. A genuine Hollywood Cinema fashioned - apd created by Sally Togs Inspired by Ginger Rog ers. Your choice of size and color for 81.95. Shirley Temple and Cinderella Frocks for little sister. Sizes 3 to lG years. Many new styles to select from. Priced at 81 OO and 81.95. Come into the Ladies Toggery this week end end look around. It's al ways a pleasure to show you the new and becoming modes. We invite com parison of quality and prices. THE LADIES TOGGERY, Shop of Personal Service. We can furnTsTl yon wTTTi Rub ber Stamps mads to order at a price considerably below that you have been paying. Prompt servloe. If you need stamps, see us. Ask for Prices n- 01 Before You Sell! WE Will Pay Following Prices Friday - Saturday, June 9 and 10 Heavy breed Hens. 11 Leghorn Hens, lb. 9 Cox, per lb. 7 White and Buff Springs, per lb.. . .15 Leghorn Springs . . . 12 Bare Backs, 5c per Pound Less PLATTSHOUTEI -CREAMERY LOWER MAIN St. PH0NE94 STAGE PLATTSMOUTH PICNIC A Plattsmouth picnic was held at Starved Rock State Park in central Illinois on Sunday, June 4. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Degen (Jeanette Patterson) and daughter Joan of Winnettka; Mrs. Antonia Kessler Moore, Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Tulisalo (Doris Patter son) and children Jean, Laila, Helen and Karl of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn O. Minor and son Carter of Kankakee; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goeh- ner (Helen Dovey) and daughter, Margaret of Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Dovey of Davenport, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Dovey of Sterling; Mrs. H. N. Dovey, Mrs. Geo. O. Dovey (Hallie Parmele) and daughter, Adele of Peoria. Copies of the Plattsmouth Journal were distributed to those wlu were not subscribers. Whether your printing Job fa large or small, it will recelva our prompt attention. Call Ho. 6. VISIT AT EICHF1ELD From WecJnesJay' Cany John Slatinsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slatinsky of this city, depart ed this morning for Richfield, Ne braska, to spend several weeks visit ing with his stepsister, Mrs. Clar ence Peterson (formerly Mary Slat insky) and family.. His si3ter. Miss Helen Slatinsky, left two weeks ago and has been visiting there since that time. FREE PARKING LOT IN REAR OF OUR STORE WATCHMAN TO GUARD YOUR CAR MADV I FOUND LIPTON'S TEA PEPS ME UP ) YES, JANE. JOHN SAYS IT GIVES HIM MORE VITALITY f HDLPTODTS ITU A vyT FINEST ORANGE PEKOE a)(U BLACK ORANGE PEKOE Hb. PKg. ... 45c MASON Jar Lids OZc Per doz NEW, LIVE RUBBER Jar Rings 9Sc 6 Doz. for.7. Sure Jell or Pen Jel 9c 2 Boxes for Casco Butter SOLIDS OfjP 1-lb. Carton shurfine Cookie Deal Tomato Combination fcfin 19c 1 ,bKc?,okies a;d IQc Baseball Cap for . . . Grapefruit oatmeal S??.. 19c fx?0!?s 23 Orange Juice kellogcs par gold 4fc Corn Flakes fc 46-oz. Tin JL Per Pkg W SHURFINE IGA Whole Grain Beverages Golden Bantom 3 Giant 32-oz. Bot. . a?w Corn OKc (Plus Deposit) No. 2 Cans... 2 for JW f IGA FRUIT STANDARD Cocktail H?c Tomatoes OKo No. 1 Can JA2 No. 2 Cans, 4 for. . . . FATHERS DAY Homing SPECIAL 3 No. ZVz Cans M Prince Albert, TTL " iG-oz. pkg. and a 0c Marshmallows Pkg. of Camels for. . OVC FRESH, FLUFFY 4RQ 1-lb. Cello Pkg IGA BRAND Soap Grains UJc Large Size Pkg DAWN Toilet Tissue ffQc Large Roils. . .3 for CUT RITE Wax Paper 125-ft. roll Per Pkg Pork & Beans A A B IfflC No. 2Vz cans, each , . -H 3 cans, 29c Eureka Green or Wax Beans No. 2 Can 2 for 25c SUPERIOR SWEET Pickles 9Kc Full Quart OUR JOY Catsup Qc 14-oz. Bottle Elmdale Brand Peas Oc 3 No. 2 Cans k et.W Zlbcan 1 lb. can CRD.SC 49c 19c FRUITS & VEGETABLES- FANCY SHAFTER WHITE New Potatoes, 10 lbs. LARGE SIZE, FRESH Pineapple, 2 or ..... LONG, GREEN SLICING Cucumbers, each CHOICE, RIPE Bananas, 4 lbs CHOICE QUALITY RED RIPE Tomatoes, per lb. . FANCY, GARDEN FRESH Green Beans, 2 lbs. SWEET, VINE RIPENED Canteloupe, 2 for. . 25c 2c .5c 25c 10 c IQc 4 25c MORTON'S Blackberries Qc No. 10 Gallon i 9 Hawkeye Assorted Preserves H Qc 2-lb. Jar Musselman's Pure Apple-Orange Marmalade A Delicious Spread !QC 2-lb. Jar All' IGA BARTLETT Pears 9Hc No. ZVz can Loganberries ,GA 1f5c No. 2 Can 4- Sliced or Halved Peaches 7,0c Mo. 10 Tin J LEEF ST Choice Corn Fed Shoulder, lb S POKCC CuHlIPS Loin and Rib CuU, choice, lb.... 2. SC pTO LOBM-KOASTT flbn B B 14c ISACON. End Slices 5 lb. Bmt SSc dOAiT Boston Style lb. 17C tHEEIF STEACC 21c PURE lbs. B - . . 2Sc Fresh River Cat Fish - Dressed Spring Chicken Complete Assortment of Luncheon Meats THIS AD FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Deliver 10), Phone 23-24 Unexcelled Delivery Service! Six outgoing trips daily. Track leaves store for territory north of Main street at 8:30, 10:45, 1:30 and 4:30 for territory south of Main street at 9:30 and 3:00 o'clock. r r