The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, July 27, 1939, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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    PIATTSjUCTJTH
WEEKLY J0TTEU.il
J3IY.27, 1S?3.
PAGE S3!
VISIT IN OLD HOME
Mr. and Mrs. James Brldgewater
and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ramel, of
this city, were visitors at Brown
ville. Nebraska, Sunday, enjoying the
homecoming which was staged by the
enterprising residents of that com
munity. The Brldgewater and Ramel
families are former residents ot
Brownville and met many of the old
friends while in that city.
RECOVER STOLEN CAR
Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Joe
Mrasek and Deputy Sheriff Emery
iDoody secured a car stolen earlier in
the day at Nebraska City, as well
as a colored man who was driving
the car at the time. The car and
driver were apprehended south of
this city some two miles oh highway
No. 75. The party and car were later
turned over to Sheriff Carl Ryder of
Otoe county and returned to Nebraska
City.
n
on the cash purchase of any pair or aien s or w omen s uci
Shoes in our store up to and including Monday night, July 31. I I
NAME g
ADRESS -
Fctzer Shoe Co.
YOU MUST PRESENT THIS COUPON
You Always
Save More at
Hinky-Dinky!
You can readily see why: HINKY-DINKY offers
yen every item in stock at a low price not
just one or two selected items. Start now to
. . At-- YT ' 1 TV."
shop the money-saving way me aui-j .
way! You'll find it most satisfactory, indeed! Ad for Plattsmouth Fn., Sat., July 27 and 28
Red Pitted Pioneer Brand Sailor Sliced (In Syrup)
CHERRIES fl C PORK IS BEANS PEARS CpXc
No. 2 Can iLw No 2i2 f-r fJCJc N' 2Vz Can2for-'
No. 10Can, 49 Cans J 0r AM Doz.. $1.45 .
lPoffEs (SIhijpG it. .HSC
ee2 IHiaGU: . .ESC
Tradrr, JuIT, V. S. Graded Heft Shoulder Cnl.
Stead u 7C
Tender V. S. Graded Heef, Shoulder m
IHIaimalbTiHffgeu? L.S7
Frexhlr Ground BeI Cats.
2Hnl imtts Lb..HQc
Knary, AHHorled linked I.oave.
Laurel Brand in Bulk. 4 lbs
Choir. I.raa '
Pork Sanncage L.E5C
Frrnb. Mulk
Minced lLUBimclhieOim
SSngJBllgima .22c
ISaSIlQSiaar, Lb. i:'.;'.E2C
Knc, iijcnr-Curecl. Olio-Wrapped.
Fresli California Bed Duarte
Letttwice .S7 Bw!tISc
Solid California Iceberg. .
Fresh Arkansas Elberta Freestone!
Excellent, for. Canning. Qt Bskt.,
Eing-Packed Full Bushel Basket.
Wattei?mffieIlimG
Tom Watscn. Sweet, Red-Bipe, lb. jLC
Grapefruit 2&&"iS!'. 25c
New Cabbage fresh, solid, lb
. 3c
Sunrise Blend
ICE TEA
512-oz. "Quart"
Pantry Jar
15'
Del Monte. Fancy
No. 2 Can
10'
Giant 46-oz. Can. sd Ll
Kuner'sPeas
Fancy Tender Garden
2 for 23
Shredded
Wheat QQc
Reg. Pkgs.. 2 for -fciO
KOOL-AID
For Cold Drinks!
3 for 10c
High Quality Table
SALT -fl 7c
101b. Sack iL 3
Cert-O
PECTIN, Bottle
20
Pure Cider or White
Vinegar
Per Gallon
(Bring Container)
21'
n;nrA WASHES CLOTHES WHITE 1Ifi
Giant Package, 59c; Large Package JLJS
Lifebuoy Sttiir&l? ,r ..17c
Omar Flour Sack
Butter-Nut Tea UZ!izlE?r. . Sc
Pillsbury's Flour II $1.59
CoSSee SK'BioTWiTJl 39c
Bread Fresh Sliced White, 16-oz. Loaf. .... .6c
Heavy Red
Jar Rubbers
Beg. Pkgs. - 3 for
,1'
Mason Zinc
Jar Caps
Carton of Dozen
19'
Mason Jars
Beg. Qts., doz, 69 flJQC
Pints, dozen tP
Van Camp's
Tomato Juice
Giant 50-oz.
Can
19'
Blue Ribbon
MALT Hop-Flavored
Light or Dark
3-lb. can
49'
T?l OTOE CHIEF Brand. 43-lb. bag, 99c Off
tflOUr ROYAL BRAND. 43-lb. Sack .tC
CUgar Fine Granulated Beet 10 lbs. 40C
Lemon Juice ?&,TA... 4forS5c
VMSEQ Se,ro?gsrHETC!:RE.AL, 2 for 9C
Rnnt Rpak ?."!" b?tt,e dP08,t--3.;.0P 5
HIRES, large 26-oz. Bottles
Galad Dressing saiatop, Quart jar.. 23c
MnfMftnr TRUE AMERICAN
ltJcJlCJLAUL Carton of 6 Boxes.
WHITE KmG
GRANULATED SOAP
Giant Pkg., 49 9t C
Large Pkg. &dL
WHITE IIING
TOILET SOAP
?:fs..4forlL9c
HEIHZ
KETCHUP
Large 14-oz.
Bottle
It
COCO MALT
For Health and Energy!
12-lb. Can, 25 QOlC
Mb. Can. . O 5V
Butter-Nut
2IFI?EE
Specially Mellowed
(Regular or Drip Grind)
1- lb. Can or FJt
Glass Jar ZJ
2- lb. Can 7TC
or Glass Jar. zOviy
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
Poultry Wmtei
EVERY DAY ALSO
WED. and SAT. NIGHTS !
Market still good on heavy hens. Med.
sized hens not quite so good. Light
hens under 4 lbs. heavily discounted.
Spring Chickens Market Urrible
unless someone can use a few to re
tail. Don't sell your good native
springs now, hold them back and
make 5 or G lb. chickens out of
them. It will pay you, I am sure.
We can use all Leghorn springs you'
want to bring in at 10c pir lb. No,
use holding them.
EGGS ' l
About 70' of eggs coming in are.
badly affected with the heat, causing
a heavy reduction in price when we
try to sell them. Gather them twice'
daily and keep in basement where'
dry if pccrible. Our prices will be1
in line if ou've got the quality.
CREAM .
i Cream is ako beir.g affected by hot,
weather, causing a large amount of;
under grade butter. And when the
market becomes overrun with lowj
grade butter it also has some effect
on the current price of first grade
butter. i
Special care should be taken on
all produce during August and Sept.
COUNTRY SERVICE ON POULTRY
M
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Phone 2SS-J, Plattsmouth
been pre- 5
festivity. .LI
re of tiu v 4
stage arranged just east of the Ricney
lumber yard office that had been pre
pared by Mr. Riehey for the
The committee in charge
event. P. M. Bestor, Fred Lugsoh and
V. F. Kelky. Sr., worked hard on the
proposition and Mr. Kelley was on
the job Wednesday looking after the
final details of the arrangements and
getting the dance under way.
Street Dance
Draws Great
Crowd Wed.
South Fourth Street Scene of Dancing
Party Which With Spectators
Numbers Some 2,000.
The free street dance arranged by
the business men and residents of
the eastern portion of Main street,
last evening drew a great crowd to
South Fourth street where the
dancing party was to be staged.
The crowd at the peak of the fes
tivities was estimated at 2,000 and
the space provided for the dancing!
was wholly inadequate for those!
who desired to take part. It was a
crowd that could easily have filled!
the half block with ease in dancing!
outside of the hundreds of spectators j
that were seated and thronged thej
sidelines to watch the festive scene. '
The Peter GradoviHe orchestra was
the job to furnish the music and j
trave a tine nroeram or the enticing
dance melodies. The orchestra had a
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IGA JUICE AND BEVERAGE SALE
iCH, HEALTHFUL TEXSUN -
&?sperult Juice
2 Cans 4 fop
SHURFINE ASSORTED
&S5id. Beverages
'arae Bottles (plus Dep.).. 3 for
TTJf
A dandy combination!
9
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1 1
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and Sunshine HYDR0X
COOKIES - 18C
Toa'v o IdM how good
combu4tion thU U
until you try it I Do jut
&At tod&r-
I UlOPfi EXTRACT for
Roof Beer OZc
Per Bottle
Orange Juice
Pure Florida 9flC
Giant Can
IGA BRAND
Tomato Juice
Pure, Appetizing
3 Tall Can. . A-
IGA ORANGE PEKOE
Black Tea AZc
y2-1. Pkg
IGA DELICIOUS PURE
Grape Juice JJc
Full Pint A '
SALLY MAY
Malted MiUc -JQc
1-lb. Can
TEXAS NEW PACK
Grawefruit f c
No. 2 Cans.
IGA FRUIT
Cocktail Uc
No. 1 Can
IKERK'S";:?
Oceans of lather
m nstautly
Im Any Vaer
4 Bars
19c
NEW SALLY MAY
Soap Flakes f 7c
trrencn milled! Pkg.
IGA BRAND
Cleanser
2 Cans for
IGA
Jelly
Asstd., Tall Glass...
15c
Casco Butter
SOLIDS B0
1-lb. Carton 4UW
Salad Dressing
IGA BRAND lllJc
Full Quart Jar
IGA BRAND
Catsup 4RC
14-oz. Bottle
Wheat Flakes
KRAKLKRISP Qf
Large Pkg If
IGA
Corn Flakes 41 c
2 Pkgs. for . . A S
IGA Wh. Kernel Gold. Bant.
Corn 9?iC
No. 2 Cans 2 for
FRESH SHIPMENT
Ginger Snaps Qc
Special, per lb
&aPnJ5r..40C
SQUARE DEAL
Flour HOC
4S-lb. Bag W
White Daisy or 4 fn
Boss, 48-lb XeUV
IGA Ripe 'r, Ragged
Apricots IOc
No. 22 Can J J0
5i
on
GUESTS AT GALLAND HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Oalland of
this city have as house guests at thin
time Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Sal land
and two children. Chester and Den
nis of Los Angeles. California. Mr.
and Mrs. Galland. the former n
brother of Byron, were in Iowa for
several days visiting with the couple'h
parents. They will be in PaMsmonth
a few days before returning to their
home.
HEAR GUARDIANSHIP MATTER
From Tuenday'i Dally
This morning in the county court
a compromise was reached in the
guardianship of Sophia Nielsen, in
competent, of Murdock. A mortgage
held by Mrs. Rose Von Lackum, of
Omaha, was turned over to the
guardian in consideration of $2,000
to settle the issues in the case.
Friday, 2gth
TOP PBI6ES
PAID FOR
POULTRY
EGGS
CREAM
We are in the Market for
Springs Special Prices
Open Every Evening
Bring In Your Produce! j
HOME DAIRY
Conveniently -Located 5th and Main
Center of Snsincss Section t
i
Sunshine PotatoChips
Large 5-oz. Pkg. . . . 14
Med. 3-oz. Pkg 96
Small Box Cheezits Free
with Each Pkg.
You know Krispy Crackers
are Good!
2-lb. Box 276
1-lb. fcox ........156
Medium Box 96
II
Play Ball ivith HARRY JOHNSOfl
SX j64 try m5 FAVORITE
M-m (Alt A 7 V VP!
Champions
IVEIEATIES Pll
yWith Milk or Cream and
4
lbs.
BANANAS
23c
25c
I C J" tttS M FRO ITS i '
mm.
6?W
CRISP, WELL BLEACHED
Celery, per stalk. ...
DUCHESS
Apples, 7 lbs
SUNKIST (344 Size)
Oranges, 2 dozen . .
LARGE, JUICY
Lemons, per dozen.
SEEDLLSS
Grapefruit, 3 for. . .
TENDER WASHINGTON
New Peas, per lb. . .
SOLID RED RIPE
Tomatoes, 4 lbs. or
SNOWWHITE
Cauliflower, per lb.
LARGE
23c
REGULAR.
10 c
15c
. 29c
35c
.13c
10c
25c
10c j
i
HOT
n npi7
mm
3 Sor 17c
GIANT LARGS - REG.
8c
3 Sor 17c
WASHES
SPARKLING fiJlC IOC
WHITE v w w W
ACTIVE
LATHER
FOR
COMPLEXION
AND BATH
rril 'Lfc-CAN 1 LV.CAN
rRESHSANO 51C 21C
Fresh Loins Any Cut Desired?
jecially priced,; per lb
Choice Corn Fed Shoulder Beef.
Swift's Select quality. Per lb.
PORK ROAST Z
tPORCC CHOPS Choice lb.
EEF ROAST
EEF STEAK Shoulder, fib
SLUCED BACON
PURE LARID Armour's Star 3 lbs. 2c
Sample Glazer's Yanlcee Bologna, Liver Sausage c
SATURDAY. You'll like these expertly made lAII-Meat' Products. Special, per lb... Jj
Fresh Home Dressed Spring: Chickens, 2Y2 to 3Y2 lb. weight
Also Fresh Missouri River Cat Fish
Wilson's Laurel, Cello Wrapped.
V-lb. Package
14
2Dc
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THIS AD FOR FRIDAY AXD SATL'RDAY
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Phone
23-24