sioi
DOING VERY NICELY
The reports from Omaha are to
the effect that Mrs. Charles Tasler,
at the Kani hospital, is holding her
own very vli after the terrible
turns that she sustained Saturday at
hc-r home northwest of this city. She
ia resting as easily as possible under
the circumstances and while still
iiuite serious is giving more assur
ance of recovery than at any time
since the accident.
EIGHT MILE GROVE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. Lentz, pastor
Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
m.
Enelish service 10:30 a
Luther League, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, July 26 the Ladies'
Aid will meet at the church parlors.
HERE FROM OKLAHOMA
Mrs. Joe Blackard, of Oklahoma
City, formerly Miss Jeanette Weber
of this city, is here to enjoy a visit
at. the home of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Starlijohn, as well as at Bellevue
with her sisters, Mrs. Frank Schiele,
and Mrs. S. W. Stefen. Mrs. Blackard
is also a niece of Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Egenberger and Mrs. Mary Week-bach.
DEPART ON VACATION
RETURNS FROM CAMP
George Jacobs, who has been spend
ing the past week at the Boy Scout
camp near Lincoln has returned
home. George had a very pleasant
time and made many acquaintances
among the boys who were at the
camp. The time was filled with
much interesting Scout work and
exercise to make an ideal outing.
Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Hudson and
children. Bryce. Jean, Shirley, and
Joyce Kay left Monday afternoon
for an outing of ten days or two
weeks to be spent In Colorado and
adjoining states. The Plattsmouth
party expect to visit Estes Park In
Colorado and the Yellowstone na
ilonal park as well as other scenic
spots In that part of the country.
GUESTS AT ROY COLE HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole, who reside
In the Mynard community, have as
their guests this week Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Thompson and daughter, Har
riett, and son, Neil from Chicago
The Chicagoans arrived in Platts
fouth Sunday and since that time
have been visiting with their close
friends.
Your choice of Del Monte Sliced or
Chunklets No. V4 flat can . . . Del
Monte Crushed, 14-oz. can ... or
Dole' Gems, Crushed r"T -sg
or Tidbits, 14-oz. can. . . J .yQJ
Ad for Plattsmouth, Friday, Sat., July 21-22
Fine Granulated Beet
SUGAR
10 lbs.
Carey's Table Salt 4HA
10-lb. Sack Xk
48(
KOOL-AID
or FRUITSIPS Cold
Drink Powder
&?13 for 10c
Big 'R' Fancy Whole
Segment
Grapefruit
No. 2 Can
10'
Rath's Tenderized, Shankless. t
Amazingly Tender! Delicious
ly Good! Whole or Half, lb
as
n n xtxauu w jiuun. x.
tr Via VaA UVAWWWS L.U. .AhJ
Teadrr, Jolrj-, V. S. Graded Ilf Shoulder Cut.
Veafl Ioastt u... ..a7c
Baarlfim, Rollrd.
PsrEs 5Ihiip
i noiif, j .ran
Cheese
Kraft American or Brick
2-lb. Loaf
L Lb. .HH
39c
IHIaimlbiiDirgeijr L.27c
Freablr round Ilrr( Cot a.
CoM untie u..EQc
I'aocy. Amiorlril Rakra Luirra
Minced Luncheon or
Bologna Selected, Lb.
Squares, Lb.
Sucar-'urfil, Olio-Wrapped.
HOC
E2C
I Fancy.
.bbbMbb. i a 1 .
Pancy, Fresh Arkansas. Excellent for
canning. Ring-Packed. Full Bushels.
Quart Basket, ISp. Bushel Basket...
U. S. No. 1 Washington Moorpack, Exc. for Canning.
Solid California Iceberg.
JJ.O'
ieflimc
5
RIPE CUBAN QUEENS, lb 2C
Oranges K!imtoffir !fc,.n. 47ic
Pllimc Calif. Red Santa Rosa, Lrje.
JrlUlTlS Sq. Basket. 49c; Qt. Bskt...l9C
Heavy Red
Jar Rubbers
Reg. Pkgs. - 3 for.
Mason Zinc
Jar Caps
Carton of Dozen
10'
19'
Mason Jars
Reg. Qts., doz, 69 5JI
Pints, dozen CP
Sunrise Brand
Ice Tea
5V&-0Z. Pantry Jar.
Val Vita Brand
Lemon Juice
7V4-oz. Can, 4 for
RITZ
Mb. Pkg.
Ituttrr
Cracfeera
22c
Del Monte Sliced or Half
no. sy2 uan JJL fy
Del Monte Royal Anne
CHERRIES
No. 2V2 Can
I a a a v
25'
Del Monte Bartlett
PEARS
No. 2V Can.
19'
Stmoii-fSce
Try It Iced!
14
(2
l-lb.
Bag.
3 lbs.
LiEebuoy VZ&JJ3E f0r. . . . . . . 17c
Omar Flour $11.29
Chipso Flakes E.?8U; ZTLc
DreSt Marvelous New Suds, large Pkg 2&3C
BUtter-NUt Salad Dressing, quart jar. 32C
T7flff 9,1 E CH,F Brand, 48-lb. bag, 99c r
IF lUUr ROYAL BRAND, 48-lb. Sack OSC
Breafi Fresh Sliced White, 16-oz. Loaf. . . . . .Oc
KUNER'S FANCY
No. 303 Cans 3 for -OlC
for sealing Jams and Jellies
1-lb. Carton
..IOC
Bottle 20C
Tomatoes
Certo for Jams and Jellies
Peaches IL'Sfljsc0-. 10. .(S.0:Can.ed .GaMon3) foP OIL
Oeminole Tissue S8i!?!?: Till 25c
SOap FlalieS Balloon Brand, 5-lb. Pkg. 29C
ECellogg's Corn Flalies p!S?....9c
Van Camp's
Tomato Juice
Sn23r....'.10C
Van Camp's Prepared .
Spaghetti
c:i.2forl5c
19-oz. Can 2 for 17
Butter-Mut
Specially Mellowed
(Regular or Drip Grind)
27
1-lb. Can or
Glass Jar
2-Ib. Can
or Glass Jar.
Haskin's Hardwater
Castile Toilet
f?T6for25c
'JUmtET'
DESSERT
It'a !w aad '
Dlffcreatt
3,25
HEINZ MUSTARD
7-oz. Glass. ......
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
Heinz Ketchup
large 14-oz. -fl P9g
Bottle j Ji C
Heinz Picltlcs
Fresh Cucumber Style
"Sa" 2 for 3c
.9c
Summer Clearance
Starts jlToggery
Wonderful Buying- Opportunity as
Prices Slashed to Make Eoom
for New Fall Goods.
This week-end the Ladies Toggery
li starting its annual mid-summer
clearance sali. with price reductions
on all seasonal merchandise. Plainly
rrurked Clearance Sale price tags are
attached to all sale goods, showing
tne splendid Pavings available to
patrons.
ine toggery uas just received . a
sliipmertt of the remaining summer
stock of one of the manufacturers
from whom ;hey buy regularly pur-
II
been added to the stock, bringing it
up to nearly opening of season pro
portions and all this merchandise
a being included in the mid-summer
clearance.
'"The next few weeks must move
this large stock," said Manager Fred
Rusch Wednesday. "We need room
for early fall goods, and are follow
ing our usual policy of not carrying
over any seasonable apparel. That's
why cufitomcis will be able to buy
eummer merchandise at such sub
stantial savings."
Come early for better selections
and shop mornines it's cooler is
the- advice given bv the Toe-Ererv.
Here are a few examples of how
one item DRESSES are being re
duced in this mid-summer clearance
sale:
All $1.95 Dresses now$1.49
All $2.95 Dressestnow$1.95
All $3.95 Dresses now$2.95
All $5.95 Dresses now$4.95
Lad ies Hats have been reduced
even below the manufacturer's cost
Positively none will be carried over
All good this season's styles.
Play Suits, Slacks. Blouses, Skirts
and so on :mt space prevents list
ing them all. We guarantee you the
gieatest savings and complete satis
faction. Coras this 'week-end right
at the beginning before stocks are
depleted, for eager buyers will nick
up bargains like these.
THE LADIES TOGGERY.
Shop of Personal Service
DEATH OF MRS. 0AKES
The many friends hr this city of
ASiss Jane Oakes. second-grade teach-
AH 11 --a..-.. - . . ....
n iu ine central scuooi Dullding,
will learn with deep regret the news
of the passing- of her mother. Mrs
. I. Oakes in Salem, Nebraska. Mrs
Oakes has ben in very poor health
for a number of months, she suffer
ing from a severe heart disease. She
passed away on Friday; July 14.
Funeral services for Mrs. Oakes
were held this morning at Salem,
Nebraska, with the interment made
in that city.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. George W. Olson is recovering
at the University hospital from the
effects of a third oneration that has
been performed to remove a tumor
from which she has been a sufferer.
Mrs. Olson was quite weak from the
operation and required a blood trans
fusion. Her condition was reported
as being as well as possible under the
circumstances.
JUDGE LEAVES FOR VACATION
From Wednenday's Dally
Judge and Mrs. W. W. Wilson, of
Nebraska City, were here for a short
time this morning on the first steps
of a vacation for th rnnrt and his
wife. They are planning on a'trlp to
Minnesota and its alluring lakes
where they will eniov a rest and
Judge Wilson try his h and at fishing.
Poultry Uanfed
ALL KINDS
Friday, Saturday
and in Fact Every Day!
HEAVY HENS IN GOOD DEMAND
NOW Tho Heavier the Better!
Call me early in the morning, at
noon, or in the evening for prices!
TRUCK SERVICE
My truck will come out anywhere
in Cass county if enough poultry to
justify. No charge for this service!
HOLD YOUR SPRINGS
I sincerely believe it will pay you
well to keep your Springs and feed
them out to 5 or 6-pound roasting
chickens. Cooler weather will bring
better conditions and better prices!
A. R. CASE1
Phone 2.8-J, piatUmouth
POULTRY - EGGS - CREAM"
- -- -HIDE& r- WOOL
( f ASY-TO.SERVE) JJ?,9i
yui,ifj fMAisj jar fjll
AD FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY
IGA DELICIOUS
IGA Sliced Taney
Pineapple Ofc
No. 2'z can
IGA YELLOW CLING
Peaches -tlftc
No. 2V2 Can AW'
IGA PJRE STRAWBERRY
Preserves
IGA BRAND QUC
1-lb. Jar CtU."
IGA FRUIT
Pectin Qc
Per Pkg
Gelatine
DESSERT tfQC
4 Pkgs. for 1VW
IGA BRAND
Apple Butter f Rq
Full Quart
LZaUJJ J Q3i (Sii &iJ C
IGA Heady
to Serve
IGA PREPARED
Can
24 Carais 2i
S Cans 2S
Sunshine
GRAHAM CRACKERS
Give You Vitamins A, B & C
SPECIAL PRICES
Mb. Box 17
2-lb. Box 29
ASSORTED COOKIES
Peanut Tops and
Cocoanut Tops
2 lbs. 25c
LAST SPOOKFiit i
Out SirjD&ticiottif
r ' K
1G
26c
24c
Casco Butter
SOLIDS
1-lb. Carton
IGA BRAND
MILK
Tall Cans 4 for
Peanut Butter
IGA RED CAP Pp
1-lb. Jar J.VW
BLUE G
Coee
Per lb
21c
Pork & Beans
IGA BRAND Olio
3 No. 22 Cans iLv
IGA Whole Grain
Golden Ban torn
Corn
2 Vacuum Pack cans.
IGA BRAND
Corned Bee
Hash
1-lb. Can
25c
PINK
Salmon
1-lb. Cans. . . .2 for
IGA LIGHT'N FLUFFY
Cake Flour
Per Pkg
IGA
Corn Flakes
2 Pkas. for
29c
17c
TEA SPECIAL
YELLOWSTONE
10-oz. Jar Tea: 6 Glasses
and Pitcher. Air for only
79c
IGA ORANGE PEKOE
AND PEKOE
Blade Tea Ac
S-oz. Pkg
No-BJoat Sudeen Forage
poison POWDER
1 00 lbs. $7.00
200 lbs 13.0O
500 lbs 32.00
Good for Cattle
DAWN
F?o?etissue 19c
NEW SALLY MAY
Soap Flakes flp
French Milled! Pk..
Beauty Soap
SALLY MAY
4 Bars -for
19c
19c
IGA BRAND
Soap Grains
uarge size fKg. . . .
IGA White Naptha
Soap oCo
7 Bars for iJ3w
Krispy Craclcers
SUNSHINE lfj0
1-lb. Caddy JLjP'
LARGE, CRISP, SOLID
Head Lettuce, 2 for
TRANSPARENT (for Pies or Sauce)
New Apples, 7 lbs
BRIGHT S VINE RIPENED JUMBO 27's
Cantaloupe. 2 for.
FRESH, LARGE SIZE
Limes, per dozen
WASHINGTON DELICIOUS, SWEET
Peas, per lb
FIRM RED RIPE SLICING
Tomatoes, 3 lbs
FOR, CANNING
LUG APRICOTS AND BUSHEL ELBERTA PEACHES
Now is the Time to Buy These Fruits for Canning
15c
25 c
25c
23c
10c
25c
HEINZ CUCUMBER
Pickles
Large Jar
HEINZ
Ketchup
Large Bottle
HEINZ Pure Cider and
White
Vinegar 'OHc
Pints, 10c; Quarts. . VW
Strained Food
Assorted HEINZ. ffff
3 for 25c. Dozen VSC
HEINZ
Baked Beans
Small Tins 3 for 25c
Large 18-oz 2 for 23c
HEINZ
Junior Food
GJ4-oz. Tins. .2 for
HEINZ Genuine
Dill Pickles
3 for
IPOIKUX 1LHJ FffGClto Ufa. E4Jo
POSIES (SIKIOIPS SEnSee HHP. . . . so
ISEEIF Ha S.eq
WILSON'O GLICED BACON 5 lf. Box . . .5Sc
MINCED HAr.3 Wiloon'c i&. 25e, 2 Ibc. . . 25c
PURE LARD Arraoiarc Gtar 4 lbs. .... 25c
MOCK CHECKEN LEGG srsSSS. EQr 2Sc
Fresh Home Dressed Spring Chickens, 2l2 to 3YZ lb. weight
Also Fresh Missouri River Cat Fish
We
Deliver
Phone
23-24