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THURSDAY. JULY 17. 1941. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE THREE FALLS CITY PEOPLE MARRIED The wedding of William Howard Craig and Mary Lucille Bennett, both of Falls City, took place Saturday at the Methodist parsonage. The marriage lines were read by Rev. J. C. Lowson, pastor ofthe church. CAR GOES OFF BRIDGE Special Prices PAID FOR YOUR Poultry & Eggs Friday - Saturday Hens, Native 17c Leghorn Hens . . . .140 Springs, Native . . . lBt Leghorn Springs . . 14c EGGS, Cash 23p Truck Service A. R. CASE Phone 199 or 268-J Ernest Weiss ran his car off a small bridge west of this city just least of the E. J. Ferrie farm. The young man was driving at a good rate of speed and turning a corner was unable to get the car in control in time to prevent going off the bridge. The car was damaged but the occupant not seriously injured. Sheriff Joe Mrasek was called to the scene to assist in getting the car out of the way. RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP Frank E. Vallery of this city has just returned from a business trip to the -west p;)rt of the state. lie was accompanied by Sam Mctz and Gecrg'e M. Hild, of Omaha. The party visit ed in Perkins county, being well pleas ed to find the conditions there excel lent as far as the crops are concern ed. Good rains have visited that sec tion recently with the result that highest hopes are entertained for an old time crop in that part of the state. EIRTH OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wasley of Superior, Montana, are the parents of a fine seven pound daughter, born to them at Missoula. Montana, on Saturday, June 2Sth. All are report ed as doing well and the little lady the first child of the family, has hrought a great deal of happiness. The little one is granddaughter of Mrs. W. W. Wasley of this city, who is very proud of her honor as grand mother. The little one has been najued Linda Darryl. LEAVE FOR VACATION JiKMf&1tJ V? -''"few .z., From Tuesday's Paily This morning Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Emery Doody with their sons. Tommy and Jimmy, departed on a vacation trip to the west where they will enjoy a week or ten days in the wide open spaces of Wyoming and probably in the Black Hills, the old home of the Doody family and where they have many relatives and old friends still living. RESIGNS SCHOOL POST Authorized Bottler: HARDINGS, Omaha The beard of education has been notif ed by John Paul, teacher of dra matics and history at the Platts mouth high school that he is resign ing his position. Mr. Paul has been a very efficient teacher in the city teaching staff and his resignation will bring a great regret to the stu dent body of the school. ASSIGNED TO 38TH INFANTRY Lieutenant Stephen M. Davis, called into active service last week, arrived at his new station. Fort Sam Houston. Texas, word received here by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Searl S. Davis, states. He has been as signed to the 3Sth infantry at the fort. f This Cor ortado Prl7r or Coronal Coronado u; Sealed J Balloon yP Cosh Pr'e' g3f L. Model 3- TS V !.25 " Z, Chest with toc SD&EE $1.25 Value Flashlight With Hiawatha Arrow Bike Boy's or Girl's Deluxe Model Fully equipped with streamlined headlight, tail reflector, chain guard, luggage carrier, white sidewall tires and other deluxe f 17 Q B features. Cash Price t A zLZ $IJ25 Per Week, Pay Monthly Trade in Your Old Bike V c -v ill i i m -v X! vARC0H SIMS WITH A CREST DELUXE TIRE 2 Gal. Can VfiRCON MOTOR OIL with CREST DELUXE TIRES Firs Line Tires . . Equal to or Better Than Original Tares on New Cars Designed and constructed in one of America's-most modern factories. New 2-in-l safety tread design, Latex robber lubricated cords and double breaker strips for blowout protection. Written Double Guarantee Each Crest Deluxe tire is backed by Gamble's written double guarantee . ... the strongest guarantee placed on any FIRST LINE tire! Yon don't need cash to enjoy CREST new tire safety ... use Gamble's convenient payment plan and pay as you ride. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES ALL TIRES INSTALLED FREE Par as Low as 50 C Per Week 6.0016 $995 Oil Free 4.5021 4.75-5.0OI9 5.25-5.5018 5.5017 $7.25 $7.45 $8.95 $9.50 Oil Free I Oil Free Pit Free Oil Free CREMAX DISH SET FREE With 2 Gals. Varcon Motor Oil In Sealed Can, 2 Gals. $1.19 Including Federal Tax lYz PT. DIPPER FREE With 12 Qt. Water Pail White enamel pail with dipper to match. L19 J jrV J3- " t III f-L, t M" o-aia. "a && 3 QTS. 100 PURE PEHN CIL (A J1.05 Value) FREE With 4 or More Twin Point Spark Plugs 4 for $1.56 FUSEE $1-50 OIL VALUE 100 pure df-ww 5?Jr?: "uER SUPER ACTIVE BAWrnR Guaranteed 3 vean . . ' insulation. Fitspu,a f"" bari.Fiberg -i-iianee iTice (Oil F, DL? 100 Pure T- mPP ur:.. " CHIEF BilTTERY guaranteed 2 years on a service Exchange Price (OOfZS BATTERIES INSTALLED FREE 5 Qts. 211 C. v.. n - R Polishing Clclh FREE With 1 Qt. Lady Helen Floor Wax High quality. Rubless. Qt. Can 49 AUTHORIZED GAMBLE STORE Everything ia Seasonal Goods at the Toggery Summer Hats Cut Drastically for Pinal Clearance Four Groups of New Spring Coats HERE'S NEWS. Final Clearance of all SUMMER HATS at the Ladies Toggery. ?l-0 values, 59c1: $1.95 values, 79t-; $2.93 values, $1.00 and $3.95 values, J?1.29. Need a new Spring coat to take j cn your vacation? Four important! groups to select from . . . SG, $S, j 910 and -516. Values like these j can't possibly last Ions. Clacks, ! Navies, Tweeds and Fleeces. These coats are perfect for early fall wear. Dresses that are new and perfect to wear at this season of the year in four price groups, S2.95, $3.95. $.oO and 9S.93. Quality Hosiery that fit, large col or assortment, and pive you extra wear, G9 79 and up to $1 a pair. Just received another shipment of Sbirt Blouses in white. Complete size range. 32 to 40. These blouses wash perfectly and are priced at only Sl.OO. We are maintaining most complete stocks of seasonal summer merchan dise and can fill your needs at prices as low or lower than you will find anywhere for similar quality. Mere and more people are com ing here to shop, finding our goods, prices and personal service more than mere advertising by-words. Come in and look around. You are always welcome at THE LADIES TOGGERY, Shop of Fersonal Service. MRS. IILLIE BEDFAST Frora Tuesday's Dairy Mrs. Anna Lillie is very ill at her home at this time. The aped lady was taken ill Sunday and has continued to prow worse. She is being cared for by Mrs. Bertha Miller, a friend. Mrs. Lillie is in her eighties. VISIT OLD FRIENDS From Wednesday's Daily Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Horton, now visiting at the Fred Wendt home at Wabash, were here today for a few hours. They were visiting with old friends and looking after some mat ters of business. RETURNS FROM KANSAS Harry Cole, of this city, who has been engaged in harvesting in south western Kansas, has returned home. He was working near Kinsley, Kan sas, and reports the wheat in that section as being excellent, running from thirty to forty bushels per acre. HAVE DOUBLE WEDDING Judge A. H. Duxbury was called upon Friday to perform the double wedding of Frank Earl Zentz and Anna May Manger and Durwood. Roy Green and Ena Mae Zentz, all of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mc Clcary witnessed the Zentz wedding and Mr. and Mrs. Zentz that of Mr. and Mrs. Green. VISITS AT ROCHESTER Prom 'Wednesday's Dally Otto Schlieske departed this morn ing for Rochester, Minnesota, where he is expecting to spend a few days looking after some matters of busi- ake Time o fojTRYfilu dcebv BEER I agtestegao" I Injurious Eye Strain SUCCESS in the modern business world requires long hours of hard work. The strain on eyes is fre quently injurious. ... If you are bothered with aching, burning eyes, or with headaches, you owe it to yourself to have your eyes examined. ... If you don't need glasses, we'll tell you so if you do, you should get them immedi ately and stop injurious eye strain. 24 Years Experience! Careful, Scientific Eye Examinat'n Latest Equipment Broken Lenses Replaced CREDIT EXTEXDED Dr. Leonard Fitch Ol'TOMETIUST Bate nuildtne, 112 Xorth 5th St. Phone 41 - Plattsmouth Hinky-Dinky's Mid-Summer 7 BIG DAYS 7 Thurs. July 17 thru Thurs, July 24 IIIKt-DlKV'S biK welwtioii of Hue f-MlM onlHinn ninny futMln x'-inlly Hiiitcd for hot nratlur niruu. W r'Vf nrlectnl plenty of lhKe fenur-!, touether with llB vnluew in every department to offer SKI EX UWS of oatMlantliiiK Mll MMli:U Vl.ll: .;roeery prleex In thi ail effective Tbiirmlay. July 17th tlirouKh Tliurxitav, July '-Mtli. Sailor Brand Sliced Keifer in Syrup. No. 2 Cans 2 for True Blue Brand 24-oz. Cans 2 for Pears Tomato Juice Loganberries Prunes VSn! Apricots Peaches or Youngberries. O. F. P. I7f Brand. Xo. 2 Can 1 1 U 25C Halves ilCnXUr Xo. 10 Can. "7 Doorc Oregon Brand rCdlO Xo. 10 Can .45c 1 r m X c 15C MrSgZ" Appl Coco Pickles e Butter Our Mother's Brand Mi Choice Brand 2-lb. Jar m m n VUUUd 2-lb. Can 12c 17c 15c Ice Tea Blend Kuner's Mile High Dills Quart Jar Kuner's Mile High Sweet Pickles, Quart Jar 23 n.i.l. pi!.L- Crisp, Tasty. Xo. 2 Can, rOiaiO OllblV 12c; Xo. 300 Cans. 2 for Sunrise 6-oz. Pantry Jar 24-oz. Glass Tumbler, 12 B,...., Full Flavor. Fresh in T rUneS Syrup. Xo. 2 Can Cookies Fresh' Assorted var!eties Standard Cut A 15c 19c 11c 11c Green Beans Xo. 2 Cans 2 for GRAND TEST Broken Slice PINEAPPLE, 2 8-oz. Cans. 15C Hershey's Chocolate Syrup 1-lb. Can Scott County OyUKUCUl No. 2k Can Reagan's Brand IIUII UIUC 46-oz. Can ..9c 10c 17c MET HEI'T. 1MIKES EKEEf TIVE tXl.A" FHIDAV AM) STlltlW. JII.V lS-V.i BEEF ROAST, Best Cuts, Lean, Tender, lb.21: POT ROAST, per lb., 19c RIB BOILING BEEF, Lean, Flavorful, lb. 80 RUMP ROAST or ROLLED RIB ROAST, lb.25c STEAKS, Sirloin or Shortcut, lb 290 T-Bone Steak, 35 c Shoulder Steak, 21 HAMBURGER, Freshly Ground, 2 lbs 33c PORK CHOPS, Rib Center Cuts, lb 23p SPARE RIBS, Small, Lean. 2 lbs 27c BAKED LOAVES, Ast, Ready to Serve, lb.21c SUMMER SAUSAGE, Cervelat, lb 25c MINCED LUNCHEON or Ring Bologna, lb-150 BACON SQUARES, Fancy Sugar-Cured Plain, per lb 12c Cello-Wrapped Bncon Squares, lb 15c SMOKED PICNICS, Amour's Star, lb 20 C TEXIEHE! Jar Caps Mason Zinc Carton of 1 Dozen. 19c Graofi Del Monte Grapefruit Juice, 47-oz. Can 19 Boston Brand QA Pork & Beans Red Beans Tomatoes Hominy Xo. ZVt Can Pioneer Brand Xo. 2 Can Little Mill Brand Xo. 2 Can Pioneer Brand Xo. 2 'z Can Jar Rubbers aeaH?gRpdkgs 10c U r . v For Sealing Jams and raiOliaA Jellies. 1-lb. Carton 7c 11c 7c FIJI IT l VEiETI.E l'UK ES EFEEt'TIVE X1.V Fit 1 1) V, SiTlUDAV, Jll.V Fancy, Fresh, Ripe Quart Basket SAXTA IKISA, HF.ll MEATEO PEACHES LTbVsS .p! 15c PLUMS Lg. Sq. Bskt. 6Sc, Qt. Bskt. 23C LEMONS S? .!:.!'2!. 35C 17c f Al.IFOICXIA SI XK1ST Jumbo, 252 Size Dozen CHERRIES Utah Binss. Lb l.lFOXI MA ISSII SEF.HI.ESS GRAPEFRUIT SLS'L 29c t VI.IFOKX1A SIXKIST VAI.EXtTA 252 Size Dozen ORANGES .lGuaranteed Sweet Red W3termeionsRipe. whole or nau. l. .....13c Eril!t PECTIN Leadway. Saves time and 11 rUll .money, jams, jellies. S-oz. Eot 11C Honey Hunch- EZJSTi 19c Beverages friseBo1S'i.F.'.a.ro" 5c Case of 12 Bottles, 59 (Plus Deposit) Instant Aid Virginia Dare. Asst'd Flav's 11 111 Lemon Juice m-oz. Bottles 3 for Eath Bottle makes 1 Gal. Delicious Beverage Val-Vita 7-oz. Can A.ffAfk Sunrise, Mild and Mellow UOIIUG 1-lb. Bag, 15 S lbs. rtII-.-. Hinky-Dinky Distinctive UUIICC l -lb. Bag, 20c 3 lis 5C 41c 59c A HINKY-DINKY Superior FLOUR ;-:..73cS:$143 j 5-lb. Sack. -Or 10-lb. Sack. 37f p HEINZ KETCHUP 14-oz. Bottle, 186 ZC 2 for 22c I i 5?" Blue Seal Bread Shredded Wheat Milk Dog Bone Biscuit OO" Cleans, 110 VQ ,.i;al. Smooth Whip'd Salad Dressing OQp cr SandwVh Spread. Qt. Jar t3u 8-oz. Jar, 13C Pint Jar, 19J Fresh Sliced White 1-lb. Loaf X. B. C. Reg. Pkg. x. b c. in. Small Pkg.-lUC Bleaches, Deodorizes Eot., 17C; Qt. Bottle ..5C 10c Del Monte Sliced or Halves No. 2Vt Can 9c KUNER'S FANCY CUT GREEN BEANS 2 .s!.2c TOMATO JUICE otCa4? can 19c TOMATO COCKTAIL &S.3 to 2sc FLOOR WAX Leadway Liquid- Xo Polishing Dries to a Lustrous Finish cT'.29c ST. 47c OERBER'S Strained or Chopped Foods ft 4y2-oz.j Assorted Varieties $ Cans..! Blue Eibbon Light or Dark Hop Flavored MALT 48c Blue Barrel LAUNDRY SOAP TRILBY TOILET SOAP 2 J15c BUTTER-NUT COFFEE Drip or Regular Grind Either Can or Glass Jar POSS'tJ BOOTS Cat Food 8-oz. Cans' 6 for 2.3C 3 Cans Hinky Dinky Saves You More Money! PlattMmoatb: Prlcesi in thin Al rffM-tlve TburMday. July 17. through Thur. imy, July 24. 1-t, Krait and VfMM prle -ffwtlve l-rinay ana -" day, July IS and 1. We renerve rlRht to limit qaantitira. Xo Hairs to dealer.