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TirUE-SBiY, -TAJruAHY 25, 1S40. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEFY JOUB2TAI PAGE SIX ARRESTED ON CHECK CHARGE Deputy Sheriff Emery Doody was p.t Omaha Tuesday afternoon where he secured E. MrCormiek, wanted here on a charge of cashing a no fund cheek at one of the local service stations. The check for $4 was drawn on the Live Stock National bank of Omaha. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for their messages of sympathy as well as tire beautiful floral remem brances at the time of the death cf our beloved husband and father. These kindnesses will Jons be re membered. Mrs. John IT. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. John It. Bishop. JOHN ROBACK QUITE ILL One of the old residents of this city John Roback is quite ill at I lie Cass county farm home where he has resided little over a year. Mr. Koback is suffering from blood poi-f-oning. which has started in his feet. Mr. Roback is nearing his eightieth year. VALUES! VALUES! VALUE S Y OU don't have to search for values when you shop at HINKY-DINKY. You see values every where cn the shelves in the refrigerator cases in the floor displays throughout the entiie store! In feet, every item you buy at HINKY-EINKY, advertised or not, is offered at a value price! Start now to save more money Shop at HINKY-DINKY! f (mm Beef Roast u. E5C Wilson's Certified, Tender Process! Shankless! Mellow Flavor! Delicious! Whole or Half. Lb. Small, Lean Whole or Half, lb Tender, Juicy, V. S. Graded Ileet Shoulder Cuts. geir lb, Frewiilj Crouiid Heel Cuta. Center Cuts, "f Cf Choice, Lean, lb..5 Pork Chops Pork Sausage ES; ?r ... .5c MM Spare es L.ac Lean, Ieu(y Steals a. S7C Tender V. S. Graded Shoulder Minced Luncheon Secled. . .10C Ring Bologna ttcud 10c EE) .ERED.... Lbs., 3Dg C2I Prunes Full Flavor! In Heavy Syrup! QUAKER OATS Quick or Regular fl fife Large Pkg TOMATOES Standard Quality! No. 2 Cans 4 for 25c Staley's Wale Syrup Maple Flavor jS5iS2B A Special Treat! IStaleys fftrfhSweet! 31c 61c Can Whether it's June or January . . . you will always find a large selection of the market's finest, freshest Fruits and Vegetables at HINKY-DINKY! Economically priced! JUICY FLORIDA SEEDLESS 252 Size 4)3f Eozen faJP Large 200 Size, Dozen-si B Tangerines Juky Florida, doz 15c CariTOtS Calif. Green-Top, Lge. Bchs., 2 for. .$C NeW Calbbage Fresh, Solid Gr. Tex., lb. . 4c YattlS U. S. No. l Louis. Porto Rican, 4 lbs.. XC CaUlIflOWer Fancy Calif. Snowball, lb. . 1C Celery Tender Calif. Well Bleached, Lg. Stalk. C COFFEE KhTfir. Re3.' .or ... 47c PAR-T-JEL Desserts. 3 Pkgs.. 10c CALUMET iB-1f.,Nc?POWD.ER 1 9c DIPP Choice Blue Rose 17 illVb 3-lb. Cello Bag 1 1 C PORK & BEAHS 5S?5Rc. .:..10c BREAD iF6h'dr:te... 7c RACE El BRAND No. 2 Cans SHREDDED WHEAT CRACKERS RAISIHS PRUNES PANCAKE FLOUR SUGAR N. B. C. Cer eal, 2 Pkgs.. Glencoo Crisp Soda, 2-lb. Caddy Thompson Seedless 4-lb. Pkg Santa cfara 90-1 CO Size, 4 lbs Vita-Rich 3-lb. Sack Honeydew Fine 10-lb. Cloth Sack 21c 15c 25c 25c 10c 50c llpll CoSSee Mild and Mellow . . . - You will enjoy every cup of this better thrift coffee. l lb. bag, 13c 5 Lbs 31 Hinky Dinky Superior FLOUR 48-lb. Sack For Better Baking! French's MUSTARD 6-oz. Jar, 9 ; 9-oz. 12' Coco-Malt Pinocchio Book FREE with each can! Can. A2?v Can. 25c 39c Omar Flour 24-lb. Sack, 93 48-lb. Sack 2 Pinocchio Glasses FREE with 24-lb. Sack; 3 FREE with 48-lbs. Del Monte Sliced or Half M oi Jm mm Can Heinz Soups 2 Large Reg. Q?C or 3 Cans.. &AfJ ANrte-l varletira eept fon Homme, Inm Chowder, or Clilckru Gumbo) Heinz Ketchup Smooth, Zestful Large 14-oz. Bottle 17' Butter'Nut COFFEE Specially Mellowed (Regular or Drip Grind) 2-lb. Can or Glass Jar. SAVE 33',M TRY KJW All Vegetable J Shortening Lg. 4-lb. Carton CouIhIdm no nniniftl if.tn. Snow. whf-. Mullile-'vhiipt' for ex tra ( niniiifoN. Meal lor all bak I"" 'kliig ;niri!-w. WHITE KING GRANULATED SOAP Giant Pkg., 470 -fl Large Pkg. JL Qjr WHITE KING TOILET SOAP Reg. Bars. 4 for 19' FUNERAL OF BABE The funeral of Phyllis, new horn babe of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas of Fremont, was held Tuesday at the Catholic cemetery in this city. The father and Anthony Nesladeli, grandfather or the babe, brought the body here for the interment. Mrs. Thomas was the former Jane Ncflailek, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Xesladek, former Plat Is mouth residents. The old friends of the family will extend their sympathy to the rel atives in the lor.s that has come t them. CAR WRECKED BY ICE FUNERAL OF JOSEPH OGDEN Funeral services for the late Joseph Ogden, 7S, who died Saturday morn ing at the Cass county farm home fol lowing a brief illness, were held on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Menonite church at Weeping Water. Itev. J. K. Meyers officiated. Burial took place in the Weeping' Water cemetery. The deceased is survived by a sis ter, Mrs. Mary Fuller, Dearborn, Michigan; brother, Charles Ogden, Lincoln; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Ogden, Weeping Water. The Ilorton funeral home of this citv was in charge. Tuesday afternoon Max Gilbert, local Maytag representative, was the victim of an auto accident west of Union as the result of ice and snow on the highway. He was driving along when the rar hit an icy stretch and the car got beyrml the control of the driver, swinging off into the sido of the road and overturning. The car skidded along on its top and was very badly damaged by the accident. Fortunately, Mr. Gilbert was unin jured by the accident. ANNA SLAYT0N HERE Mrs. Timothy Slayton came to this city Saturday from Warrensburg, Missouri and at the present time is ? guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stdlak. The Slaytons lived in Grand Rapids. Michigan for some time and a short time ago thsy moved to Missouri where Mr. and Mrs. Slayton will be stationed for some time. The Slayt'ons expect to reside in Boonville, Missouri in a short time. MRS. CHRISTENS0N LEAVES From Weflnesuny'n Dany Mrs. M. Christenson, who has been a guest of her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Schuetz and family for the last several days, returned this morn ing to her Adams, Minnesota, home. Her daughter accompanied the moth er as far as Omaha. SUFFERS FROM FLU From Monday's Pally Henry J. Donat lias been suffer ing from a visitation of the flu germ during the past fev.j'ays and Satur day was compelled tfJ,emain at home. He was back at work a part of the time today, but is still far from be ing over the effects of the attack. HERE FROM LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royal and Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Graves, of Lincoln, were here Sunday to visit with Judge C. L. Graves, the father of Harry Graves and Mrs. Royal. Produce Wanted Friday, Saturday HENS 4!2 lbs. an UP Per lb- Hp Under 4l2 and Leghorns. 8 SPRINGS Smooth Legs, per lb 9p Stags, Leghorns, Cox .... 6$ CREAM, today, lb 30 i EGGS, per doz. . . . l(Jc HIDES All Sizes, straight, lb Horse Hides from. .$2 to $3 Sheep Pelts 25 to $1 Ahove Prices All Guaranteed for Friday and Saturday, except Cream! A. R. CASE Phone 26S-J, Plattsmouth SUFFERS FROM FLU Stephen Devoc, son of Super i.i tenden't and Mrs. L. S. Devoe, is con fined to his home as the result of an attack of the flu and unable to look after his usual school duties. INCREASED uySnq Power In three institutional ads run during the past ten days, we have given you some of the fig ures on how we have added to the buying power and prosper ity of this community. We should all be interested in our home community, and by selling us your produce, you will not only receive the top price you might get elsewhere, but its processing here at home will add many dollars to Cass county buying power through wages and other costs of opera tion of our plant. When your produce is ship ped elsewhere (and we operate the only home processing plant in the county) all that money is lost to our community, and you. the producer, receive not a penny more (sometimes even less) for your produce. Plattsmouth Creamery LOWER MAIN St. PHONE 94 Taking Orders for Early Delivery Hill's Baby Chix u "WHERE EVERY DAY IS POOD VALUE DAY" Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat., Jan. 26-27 PHONE 93 and 95 WE DELIVER If BUTTER NUT MS" 4 Pks- f CRACKERS CRACKERS SALAD DRESSING A-1 BRAND 2-lb. Caddy MBC CRISPY SODAS 2-lb. Box RARE TREAT 26-oz. Jar . . . 1SBB ...21c ...17c ...23c 'Ad for Piatt HUioutb, Krl., Sal., Jnu. night to Mmlt Kntrrvrd OMAR, The Blue Ribbon Flour! , 48-lb. bag and 3 Pinochio Glasses PINEAPPLE r5.ozGTrsert..Cut.s. 15c PANCAKE FLOUR lV"'. 10c COFFEE E??b. Cas.Roas'ed. 23c mat bly) 1 Butter-Nut Brand rip or Regular lass or Tin 2 lbs. for. SUGAR 10-lb. Cloth Bag . . SYRUP, Kamo Dark 10-lb Pail 50c . . . 50c . . .43c I ii mmm Sunny Morn THE UTMOST IN ECONOMY Mb. Bag, 13;3-lb. Bag-. Royal Guest THE UTMOST IN QUALITY Mb. Bag 37c tic IGA BRAND Buckwheat Flour 3J4-lb. Bag Matches 6 Box Carton . . . 20c 19c Krispy Crackers SUN SHINE OQp lb. Caddy m Salad Dressing IGA BRAND Full Quart Jar Pi Chile Con Carne Tasty IGA Brand 2 Tall Cans JL Peanut Butter ...19c IGA RED CAP 1-lb. Jar 3 Large Bars . . 25c 2 f1ed. Bars . . 11c FRESH OREGON Prunes No. 10 Tin IGA Vitamin D MILK Tail cans, 3 for . IGA FANCY Tomatoes No. 22 Tin 29c 20c 13c 39c Sliced or Halved Peaches No. 10 Tin Casco Butter 1-lb. Carton IGA Wafer Sliced Bee 47 Per Jar A 9 Special Q 1-LB. H Idsol O tins s food 25c fH I I DON LEON COFFEE Special Per Lb. 25c Brinq in Your Coupons HEINZ Tomato Juice No. 1 Tins 4 for 25c HEINZ Strained Food 3 Tins for 256 Per Dozen 95c HEiNZ Pork-Beans 18-oz. Tin Soups Medium Tins. .2 for Except Clam Chowder and Consomme 12c 27c IGA BRAND Soap Grains 7c Large Size Pfcg Kitchen Towels IGA Absorbent! 4 (flf Aw 2 Rolls IGA BRAND Cleanser 3 for HIGH TEST IGA Lye 3 Cans for. . . 13c 25c IGA LITE MEAT Fancy Tuna Jc dire' II new- &ud large 23c med. 9c DAWN FRESH FOODS SWEET PEAS, 12-oz. box 23c CORN KERNELS, 12-oz. box 23 STRAWBERRIES, Sliced or Whole, 16-oz. box. .25$ COD FISH, 16-oz. package.. 25ci BARMETTLER COOKIES Red Raspberry and Orange Pure Fruit Bars Special Price Per Lb. 19c NEW LOW PRICE on Grape-Nuts fjc Per Package WHOLE SEGMENTS in Heavy Syrup Grapefruit No. 2 Cans 2 for 23c BEEF ROAST 19c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ORANGES, Sweet, Juicy, 10-lb. E-Z Kary mesh bag 39c GRAPEFRUIT, IGA, 10-l'o. E-Z Kary mesh bag 29c POTATOES, Spud Brand Idaho Russetts, 10-lb. bag..... 28c CARROTS, Calif. Green Top, large bunch 5c CAULIFLOWER, Snowy White, per lb 10c APPLES, Black Twig, 5-lb. bag 25c CRANBERRIES, fancy quality, per lb 20c Swift's Select Corn Fed Shoulder, any Cut desired, lb 1 BEEF BOIL Lean Corn Fed Shoulder, lb .16 Fine for Pot Roast RIB BOIL, Corn Fed, lb 12y2 nnnv nrrr round steak . . . sirloin . . . aca IIAdI DLtr T-BONES . . . CLUB STEAK. Per lb.. .tOC nnnHf CAIIOAfir Fresh Home Made from Selected 13l rUllill df&UdftUC Fresh Ham, with fat added. Lb... 1 FRESH GROUND BEEF, per lb 15 FRESH PORK CHOPS, per lb 15 LEAN PORK ROAST, Boston Style, per lb 13 FRESH NECK BONES, 3 lbs. for. 10$ CUDAHY'S REX BACON, per lb 14 2-lb. Pieces and Up from 10-1 4-lb. Avg. Sides PURE LARD Wilson's Laurel Leaf in Cartons 2 lbs. for 13c WISCONSIN BARREL KRAUT, per lb St WILSON'S MINCED HAM, per lb Ui2 Fresh Dressed Chickens lack: & wrannrE WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24