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PAGE EIGHT PLATTSMOUTH SEM . WEEKIY JOURNAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1939. TO ATTEND BANQUET From Tuesday's Dally Prominent Catholic leaders were in Omaha today to attend a banquet to Poultry Wanted Friday, Saturday SPRINGS, all sizes.. 10 V2 Straight HENS, all sizes, lb 10c; Straight Leghorn Springs, lb 9 Leghorn Hens, lb 8 A. R. CASE Phone 2S8-J, Plattsmouth be given tonight honoring Francis P. Matthews. Omaha attorney recent ly elected supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus. Paul McNutt, head of the Federal Security Administration, will be the principal speaker. John Delehant of Beatrice, prominent K. cf C. stale leader, will bo toastmaster. Other speakers will include Governor R; T. Cochran, Chief Justice Robert Sim mons of the Nebraska supreme court, Richard Daugherty of Kearney, state deputy, and Bishop James Hugh Ryan of the Omaha diocese. Attending from this city will be County Attorney Walter H. Smith. VV. IT. Woolcott, John M. Meisinger, Frank Neugebauer, local grand knight of the K. of C. and John J. Cloidt. Subscribe for the Journal. STUDENTS VISIT HOME Saturday afternoon a group of the Plattsmouth students who are at tending the University of Nebraska, came home for the week end and to spend Sunday with the home folks. Those here were John Benton Liv ingston, Ronald Rebal, William Carey, Edwin Kalina, Floyd McCarty, Homer Bartcn and Raymond Woos ter. They all returned to Lincoln last evening and early this morning. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL JOHN JURANEK HAS GUESTS Vernon Hendricks, who has been at Omaha undergoing treatment at one of the hospitals, has so far re covered that he was able to return heme Sunday. Mr. Hendricks has been much better for several days and seems relieved of the stone that has caused an infection. lie however Is still quite weak from the effects of the treatment. GEORGE EUKACEK LEAVES John Juranek, Holy Rosary church janitor who resides at 14th and Main streets, had as his guests Monday his nephew, John Juranek and wife of. Crete, Nebraska. The Crete couple's two children, Rudolph and Helen were also with them. They Heft late last evening for their home. iat a Better Breakfast feel better all day! Start the day right! Eat a full, satisfying breakfast to give you the energy you need to begin the day's activities, Hinky-Dinky offers ybu a large variety cf delicious nourishing foods for breakfast, at remarkably LOW prices. Pancake Flour SWlllf6. 10c Tomato Juice S&0S3r Ta.lTc Grape&ruit Coffee (Doz., $1.95) Each Racer. Broken Segments No. 2 Cans 3 for A3 Sunrise, Sweet, Mild 1-lb. Bag. 14c; 3 lbs. Quick or Regular . 39c 13 Large Pkg J. Vermont Maid Jug..19c Cream of Wheat till: SK: 14c...23c 25c 29c Win-You. 1-lb. Jar, 15c 2-lb. Jar Grape Jam Qitfi-aM CASCO Solids, 1-lb. 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I 1 $3-95to$Ji.95 Hunting Hats 89 $ Hunting Caps 59 Wool Boot Sox39 and 50 Jersey Gloves 15 and 20 Boot Sreeches$1.95 to $3.95 Hunting Coats $4.45 Fly Weight Wading Boots$5.50 2-Buckle Rubbers $1.59 AIL Bubber Overshoes $2.29 4-Buckle Jersey Sweater Coats $1.00 Whipcord lined Jackets$1.98 Cossack Style Wool Socks, per pair 25 Heavy Weight Sweat Shirts fil9 Lined Leather Gloves; $1.00 Bibbed Union Suits 98 Winter Weight Leather Jackets $4.95 SOEnniGHSEH'S PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. .1 PEACHES APRICOTS PINEAPPLE BLUEBERRIES CHERRIES PINEAPPLE JUIC IGA YELLOW CLING No. 2 Cans 3 for Jj IGA WHOLE PEELED nfk No. 212 Cans 2 for uG IGA CRUSHED No. 2 Cans. 3 for NEW PACK MAINE Tall Tins 3 for CALIFORNIA ROYAL ANNE No. 10 (So called Gallon) Tin IGA GLINT 96-oz. Can CRANBERRY SAUCE 3 Tall Cans 47c 43c 54c 59c 43c RED MARASCHINO Cherries Qc Pop Bottle Per Bottle IGA FRUIT Cocktail No. 1 Can 10c IGA YELLOW CLING Peaches fftc No. 1 Tall Can V lYIUSSELMAN'S Apple and Orange Marmalade 2-lb. Jar 19c Whole Sweet Gherkins Zc Jar CHOCOLATE COVERED Cherries 1-lb. Box RIPE'N RAGGED Peaches 2 Large Cans. . . . 23c 37c 15c 10c COLUMBUS Noodle with Chicken Soup 2 Cans LAKESIDE Corn on Cob Four whole Roasting 4 Ears. No. 2 tall Can.A3v FIRST PRIZE Peas No. 2 Tins, each FIRST PRIZE Corn 9Cc No. 2 Tin 3 for IGA SOLID PACK Pumpkin 45c No. 2 Cans 5 for IGA BRAND Kraut 3 No. 2 Cans. . . IGA VIENNA Sausage ffc 2 large cans 25c 3ic SILVALASKA Salmon 1-lb. Cans. . . .2 for Tomato Soup CAMPBELL'S DC 3 Cans for IGA FINEST QUALITY Spinach pQ No. 2 Cans 3 for IGA SUGAR Peas 3 No. 2 Cans 37c IGA DELICIOUS PURE Grape Juice 7c Full Pint FIRST PRIZE TOMATO or VEGETABLE Soup 3 Tall Cans BLUE G Coee Per lb. . . . 28c 21c Getsclotbes up to 15 whiter GIANT SQjJ WgA-lesttmti 21c LAW Med. Bar . . 6c Large Bar . . 8c Casco Butter SOLIDS 1-lb. Carton 31c Windex Per Bottle . . 15c I THE WHITE SOAP FOR WHITER WASHES A PA I s V. UIUITC JSA n OJ ir.. 10 Giant r-i NArnlHA Bars SOAP 35c 2Qc FRUITS & VEGETABLES FANCY, GOOD SIZE Grapefruit, doz. MEDIUM SIZE SWEET Potatoes, market basket 43 WHITE NECK Sauash.tiei lb X X 7 J. RED AND YELLOW Onions, 3 lbs. or LARGE BERMUDA Onions, 10 lbs. for FANCY QUALITY JONATHAN Apples, 6 lbs. or GOOD QUALITY 4 IS Jonathan Apples, bushel. . . vjL LARGE CLUSTER BUNCHES Tokay Grapes, lb 5 SWEET, JUICY (28S Size) 9C Oranges, doz. v FRESH, TENDER Ap Cocoanuts, each Vw WESTERN GROWN RED TRIUMPH 4 CO Potatoes, loo-lb. bag 10c 25c 25c 7NEEGY Flour 24-lb. Bag Pancake Flour IGA BRAND 4 ffg 3'2-lb. Bag i OMEGA Cake Flour 4-1 b. Baa One Cake Pan Free! 25c IGA Corn Flakes 4&c Lge. Size, 3 for Wheaties f Qc Per Pkg DAWN Fresh Frozen FOODS WE HAVE THE FULL LINE JUST TRY Vegetables - Fruits - Fish They're Delicious ACON Wilson's King Korn or Armour's Melrose Sugar Cured 2-lb. pieces and up, from 8 to 10-lb. average pieces. Per lb. 1 or RING BOLOGNA (Armour's) deieciea wuamy. xci iu. u uln FRANKFURTERS, Armour's large juicy, per lb 150 Choice Rib and Lorn ? fT J13w MINCED HAM ..20c 12c SMOKED HAM: -pa-iH . a W Choice Corn Fed Shoulder Cuts Fine for Oven or C BEEF RO I Pot Roast. Tender ond Juicy. Per lb. GnJ SHOULDER BEEF STEAK lb. . . . . .21c DELICIOUS MINCE MEAT lb. . . . . 19c PORK HOCKS lb. . .i -jl (g- WISCONSIN BULK KRAUT lb. Both for . . . VU Missouri IUver Cat Fish lb. 30c Fresh Dressed Chickens We Deliver Phone r 23-24