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TKUP.SDAY. DECmEIR 4. 1941. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUENAX PAGE THREE LISTEN TO REASON Don't be impatient and unrea sonable if your child's school marks are low, his conduct poor. The reason may be defective vi sion H often is. Have his eye sight examined corrected. V.nd watch the improvement. Xo Tax cr Other Increase in the Price of Glasses as yet CHEDIT EXTENDED Dr. Leonard Fitch OPTOM KTRIST nnten Iluildinir, 11'-' North 5th St. Phone 41 - Plattsmouth inn 41 Frnm Moniav's DtTTy Attend Wedding1 Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Kelley return ed last evening from Denver, Colo rado v.here they spent the holiday week-end. Thanksgiving day was their twenty-eighth -Redding anni versary. While there, they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley and Mrs. Salter, brother and sifter of Mr. Kelley. At Lafayette. Colorado, they were at the home of Mrs. Kelley's brother. Stsrlifiiit PLEASURE CLU3 Fort Crook, Nebr. Opening Holiday Saturday, Dec. 6 GOOD BAND FINE FLOOR PUBLIC INVITED Gents 35c ; Ladies 15c Eack to California Mrs. Florence Kalnsek Norris and her con. Gary Grant, who have been here" sinte June, boarded a train in Omaha vesterdav morning and are now en route to Los Angeles. Cali fornia. They will join Mr. Xorris land the three have planned to reside I in Los Angeles. Mrs. Xcrris and Gary Grant wore taken to Omaha by Mr. 'and Mrs. Ira Inman of Louisville 'Mrs. Xorris not only visited with relatives here but had the pleasure I of visiting in Omaha and Louisville. ;and it was here that Gary Grant Nor 'ris v. a a born. gan her duties at tlie Grand Island General hospital in the surgery de partment. Previously Patricia had been visiting here with her father, relatives and friends. Guests in Oiraha Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wurdeman cf Leigh. Nebraska, and Lee Nickles and Miss Etta Nickles of this city, were entertained at Omaha at the T. J. AYurdenian home Sunday. Miss Nickles and her brother remained over night and returned to Platts mouth Monday. Yc ting-Nelson. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Parr Young of Ne howka announce the engagement of their daughter. Marian, to Lieut. Henry T. Nelson. Miss Young, a sriaduate of Pryan Memorial hos pital, is row in the army nursing corps at Fort Riley. Kas. Lieut. Nel son was graduated from Michigan State college and is also stationed at Fort Riley. The wedding will take nlace in February. GOOD BUYS AT Hiatt Furniture Oo New Furniture Enioy Family Party Peciuse all members of the J. C. Petersen family were unable to be together on Thanksgiving day, they had to celebrate their holiday on Saturday. November 29. The family dinner party brought to Plattsmoutk Miss Edna Mae Petersen, who is the dietician and home economics teach er at the Girls Training school in Geneva, and Miss Shirley, a junior nurse student at the St. Catherine's hospital. Oman?. Mr. and Mrs. Peter sen took Edna Mae to Omaha yester day afternoon, and there she boarded a train. Entertain on Birthday Misses Norma and Gloria John son celebraied their twenty-first birthday anniversary on Monday eve ning at the Johnson home on South 9;h streef shere a number of the friends had been invited to join in the celt-i a' ion. The members of the party enjoytd ends for the evening until the hoinegoiug hour a dainty lrncheon was served to the group. Those attending were Margaret Ann Pftz. Irene Ar.thes. Hazel Keilc-y. Corrine Hallstrom. and the ho.uws. Gloria and Norma Johnson. Wearable Gifts More Popular ministerial group of the city, and the program chairman for December, his remarks at the luncheon were! The new high school boys were very much appreciated. His talk was j presented as the honorary Rotary short and embodied the Christmas ; members for the month of Decem story with remarks, a theme that'ber. these being Paul Deiter. senior all of the membership appreciated and Lars Larson, junior, to the utmost. The club had a number of visiting I The meeting was under the lead- Retarians as their guests for the Trend Toward Giving Ivlore Practical ership cf E. II. Westott, who v. iii be luncheon, including Charles K'.ngs Christmcs Presents Noted I -. , ,. Thi 15 eari ley, of Omaha, the godfather of the local club. The next meeting of the Rotary Tl be on Tuesday evening, Decem ber 9th. an inter-community meeting tnat will be held at the Lewiston Community center, the ladies of the Lewiston neighltorhood furnishing the repast. At local Store. r good gifts for N in your favor ; a- the Ladies, r hone on stock stockings are SI. 15. Nvlon "We've treed a lot her so everything when you shop Toggery. She's hanging bfv ings. Munsingwear tors in silk Sl.OO t by Munsing at $1.0.. Elouses that are ('..-signed for giv ing. Plenty of whit", also in colors. Sizes 32 to 40. $1.1:3 to S2.9S. ' Skirts so smart that they are in! Santa's pack. Plain wool or plaids,! also in black or in colors in rayon: silk. $1.98 to SCO. j Munsing sleeping v. ear. Sleeping; wear that is always appreciated. Pa-j jamas and gowns and balbriggan. j brushed rayon. SI. 79 to .K2.9S. ' Lady Love sleeping wear and, lingerie that's tops in any gift box. : Gowns priced at $1.95 and up.' Pajamas. SI. 93 and up. ; Wrap her up an ! kwji her warm; in one of our Ch.eniii- robps in want-; From XVednes 5ayn Parly Shuffle and Deal Club The Shuffle and Deal club were guests last evening of Louis Ward Egenberger at his home to enjoy an evening of cards and a delicious luncheon that hrd been arranged. The high honors of the evening were won by E. H. Bernhardt and Dr L. S. Pucelik. " Hausenpfeffer was the feature of the luncheon. t Visit at Omahg !,. nA AT,.o TT.iltT. f r ITl-. -ill. Cltl .!!.-. x iu; U 1 UilUH -'i STUDIO COUCH All over ii O riBi'ail V A A ? -rev r n -yl r.TPTT' DT1T - l& t ll G (1. Tyscn-Frenrh Wedding Dorothy Irene Tyson and Arnold French were married Wednesday evening. Nov. 20. by Rev. W. D. Len fcer at Weeping Water. They were attended by the bride's sister. Irene, mard enioved their holiday last week Ve0UI!ar.d Roir? Gray. Palmyra. Dorothy at the home of their daughter and ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Uon-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rob- I rvron. Xehav. ka. tormeriy or Aenras-ierts. in Omaha. Other guests were ka City. Mr. French is the son of Mary Lou and Jerry Lee Fulton, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred French. Palmyra. The bride wore a deep blue formal and carried a bouquet , of roses. The bridesmaid were a rose formal and had sweet peas in her hair. The bride is a graduate of Ne hav.ka high school with the class of 103 S. She attended Peru State Jessie Smith and ilrs. Helen Roberts of Oberlin. Kansas, mother of Mr. Roberts. A fine Thanksgiving dinner, afternoon of visiting and motoring was enjoyed. Entertains Card Club In the Venetian room of the Hotel and genuine Nachman CIKfl spring unit LIVING ROOM SUITES Matched - Davenport and Chair. Wood trim front, spring-filled cushions j Material j BEDROOM SUITES Blonde Oak, a beautiful three-niece suite. Four drawer chest, solid panel bed1;Tearhers' College and has been teach- Piattsmouth yesterday afternoon Mrs. vanity with 34x36 g m SQ nlfltp -mirror e iBurr and Douglas and is engaged in RUG S--Alexander Smith Axninsteij ?arn,ing. They will make their home 0x12 size, colors .blue. wine, green, I jn a fann SOutbv.-est of Palmyra, tans in new patterns j FroTn Tuesday's Daily MATTRESSES ''Aksarben" 5 yeaijVisit at Gr5ldJslaniI r(1, . , .. c .. .,,! August Cloidt and son, Bill, Mrs. parantee cf satirfactim or Wohifarth and son. Kenneth, be replaced. ACA and $f AgQ Miss I,cvina Troop End Miss Patricia colorful stripe tickings S ltxy" Cloidt motored to Grand Isl- 126 So. 6th - Phone 1 12 Und Sunday and were guests of the PLATTSMOUTH Robert Fitch family. Miss Cloidt be- cl eclors. all size Housecoats in se- ; a rounds and zirpert d to 44 for ,2.SS and Before' Christmas event. Coats in 2 S.9S and 915.9. on iv .9S. wrap styles. size3 12 S3.9S. coat and dress special groups, Dresses in 2 groups $2.9S and SJ.9S. These are exceptional values and a wonderful saving. Wearing apparel for the little miss md the miss aivl young matron. Vk.it the Ladies Totrtrery. THE LADIES TOGGERY, j Shon of Pirsonal Service.! SELECT NEW TEACHER ng in utoe county. i Charles Manners entertained the The bridegroom attended school at 'seven members of the T. Y. club. The ladies played pinochle and prizes vent to Mrs. Tecsie Bourne. Mrs. Henrietta Ofe. Members of the T. Y. club are Mesdaines Fred Mumm. Wil liam Pule, Bessie Bourne. John Schutz. Henrietta Ofe, Joseph Mrasek. Mrs. Manners and Mr3. P. A. Hild. YOUTH RESPOND TO COLORS Superintendent L. S. Devoe and ! the members of tli board of edu- j cr t ion cf school district No. 1. have; elected a new- me: ber of the high ! school facultv. Miss Barbara Jo, Bates, of Omaha. Miss Bates is a ! Graduate of the T'niversity of Ne- ! braska and has been teaching in Wil cox, Nebraska. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ford Bates, prominent Omaha residents. REV. ERATT ADDRESSES J ROTARIANS AT LUNCHEON j I The Rotary club Tuesday at their! weekly luncheon at the Hotel Platts- j mouth, had as the guest speaker of the day. Rev. L. W. Bratt. pastor of j the First Methodist church. Rev. j Bratt is the newest addition to the ; H YOU & w a? I M y kg si WE INVITE To Visit THE PERFECT GIFT STORE BEAUTIFUL AND UNUSUAL GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY For Hsr Toiletry Sets Make-Up Kits Perfumes, Powders Dresser Sets Manicure Kits Soaps , Sachets For Youngsters TOYLAND Action Toys Games, Dolls Candies, Nuts Novelties For Him Shaving Kits Brushes, Billfolds Cigars, Pipes Cirgarettes Flashlights, Razors Cigarette Cases Zipper Bags For the Family Electrical Applainces Toasters, Irons Table Lamps, Clocks Waffle Irons Christmas Cards Decorations Monday afternoon a group of Cass county young men were sent to Om aha where they were examined and will be prepared for shipment to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, the in duction station for this territory. In the group taken were: Wilson George Lambert. Green- , V.OOU. fl Arthur Davis Foster. Union. Martin Edward Barnes, Cedar Creek. rf Jl Bernard Elvin Hathaway. Vmon. Jan Laurence Mogensen, Weeping Water. Gerald August Puis. Murray. Francis Bruce Cock. Union. Duane Vern Vane:, Plattsmouth. George G. Mct'onnell, Louisville. Leonard Alton Anson. Plattsmouth. E'.Iis Elden Phillips. Plattsmouth. i Edwin John Kirk, of near Green- j wood, was sent from here for a draft beard in Oregon. - j j On December 11th Harold Koop. tf;Jr. of Louisville will report as a S : replacement. m ir -i l FOR CHRISTMAS Special Offer Till Jan. 1st. TEE NEW NASH STUDIO Ground Floor. Hotel F!dg. PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. WILL MAKE 6 Fine Portraits and 1 Ige. 8x10 Size All in Pine Folders for $.98 Our very best finish. About half regular prico. No appointment needed. Come any time. ATTEND FUNERAL Miss I Henry Jasper and daughter. tii itjnariotte. ot tms city departed ir.un iday for Warren, Illinois, called there jby death of Rudolph Helwig, uncle of Mrs. Henry Jasper. 1 he runeral services were held on Monday after noon at Warren. 6 See Our Circular for Hundreds of Bargains! Shop At Walgreens And Save l9 L (31 - i DODD'S WANTED 20 Geese, 20 Ducks, 500 Sp. 4 lbs. & up ORDER HOGS HEADS, ea. 60t Will Pay a Good Premium Must Be Good BUTTERNUT or FOLGER'S COFFEE lb. COc; 2 lb can 57c1 Sk Red Triumph Potatoes $1.60 Lux. Life Buov. Camay Soapc RAZOR BLADES 3 for 25c Casco Butter, lb. SSf Fresh EGGS, Dozen 32c SAUSAGE, No shrink, lb 25c Home Cured HAMS. lb. 31C Home Cured BACON, lb. 2SC Ham Hocks lb. ISc Home Rendered Lard, lb. 13e We Have on Blocks of Hand 100 which we wish to move to make room for another shipment. Special Sale Price 40c Per Block PLATTSMOUTH CREAMERY LOWER MAIIS St. PHONE 94 PATH TO HAPPINESS Appetizing nutritious foods are necessary for health and happiness. Smart housewives find these foods at low prices at HINKY - DINKY! You Save 25 or More at Kinky-Dinky! Boysenberries Fancy. 11-oz. can Dozen cans $1.15; 4 Dozen $1.45 Fruit Ccckf aii ca S" . Del Monte Fancy Whole Segment, 2 No. 2 cans Grapefruit. Del Monte, Unsweetened. 47-oz. can Grapefruit Juice 10c 10c 25c 17c Peaches Pears Macaroni Peas Del Monte, Sliced or Halves No. 2 li. Can Parkdale Bartlett in Syrup No. 2"!i Can Product. Beauty, fancy. Ass'td.. 2 lG-oz. cello bags Medo Brand. Jumbo, sweet, tender. 2 No. 2 cans Dozen cans $1.45; 2 Dozen $2.S5 19c 19c 25c 25c Thanksgiving fancy PUMPKIN can 10c ri COFFEE Sunrise Mild and Mellow lis 3E- 53c Del Monte Drip cr Reg. 1-lb &F3g 2-lb. can can i or glass glass jar jar 3q K ttS CHOCOLATES ,7C llov JJl r.-l.b. ISox I IIIK III.MK CHKKKIi: Ifnrrit-I 4'lurk'K fancy J.lli tnx MIMVTl It I" C 1IUC Ol. TKS Mrrlrt I'lnrkV I'niif.v 1 Ptmnil Hni . . . . Itr4ke or I liliion-l ( Ulll i'nu'Jt! 29c - I'OIIIKI ltl V 55c PINEAPPLE Grand Test Brand Bioken Slices No. 1 flat cans L,ISTTj 3for25s E j IS nil' lt4V, ' fillt-il i MH . 111. ii: m T Uritllf Hi. Old MIX 12c ".! irr 12c 10c TEXAS MAESH Seedless. SS size Each Dozen 2c 29 c Oranges California Sunkist Seedless Navels $fiP 200-223 size, doz 29c; 252-288 size doz Tezas JUICE ORANGES, 252-23S size,doz. 17?: 3 for IOC 19c 25c Fresh Pull Bed Texas large bunches Large Wisconsin Pound Apples Fancy Idaho Gano Full Bushel Basket Fancy Idaho Winesap Apples 4 Pounds Full Bushel Basket $1.S9 V lbs.. $1.49 25c Pork Roast 16c Beef Roast Lb. U.S. Graded Shoulder A f Best Cuts Lb. &IC Other Cuts, Lb. ISc Spare Ribs Lb. or Pork Sausage. AA 15c U.S. Graded Eecf Shoulder Hamburger Steak Pork Chops llinced Freshly made 2 Lbs. t Lb. Bib Center Cuts Lb. 2lbs. Juicy Luncheon or Ring- Bologna Lb. Fancy Sugar 22c 21c 35c 14c Bacon Scjs. cZl iSr..ib.15c Cello-wrapped Bacon, Lb. 17c Whiting, Headless Fish Dressed Fillets, boneless 3 SUNSWEET PRUNES Large Size Mb. & 2-lb Pkg.JfcA' Pkg. 20c French's Zestful MUSTARD 6 sr 9c 9ir. 12c HEINZ Assorted ET2ANED FOODS 3 4V'2-e2- cans ju:ti6b foods 3 GVc-cz cans 20c 25c U. S. Defense Saving' Stamps i J SOLD at KINKY-DINK Rirhwin r Milnut illUtlniJ "Whips like Cream"4 tall cans Kuners Cream Style. Country Gen., cr Golden Bantam No. V.0.1 can Dozen cans 91.25; 3 Dozen $3.65 Dressing or Sandwich Spread Blue Seal "Smooth Whipped" Pint Jar 22c; S-oz. Jar, 13c; Qt. Jar i 29c 2 Lbs. 29 1 Corn Salad Pint Jar Flour Hinky-Dinky Superior 2 4-lb. Sack, 77c; 4S-lb. Sack 25c pAY - JjTOP PBICES; ' ,C J; FOB Y0UB j l EGGS 35c lJ CI CO I WALNUTS Emerald, large English Lb. 25c MIXED NUTS Choice 2 Lbs. 45c; Lb. 23c CHOCOLATES Season's Greetings Assorted 5-Lb. Box $1.09 SHREDDED WHEAT Natl Biscuit Co. Regular Package 10 GRAHAM CRACKERS Nabisco 1-Lb Pkg-. 17c: Small Pkg- 10c; 2-Lb. Pkg 30c BREAD Fresh Sliced, White 1-Lb. Loaf 6c HEBSHEY'S Bittersweet Chocolate for cookies, etc. 7-oz bars for 25c 2 BROOKS Tabasco Flavored CATSUP 14-0unce Bottle f?-0unce Bottle 10c LEADWAY OATS Quick or Reg. Large Pkg. . . . Large Tangle Tumbler enly lc when you buy larg package of SPARK a Large Pkg. S(M1- I'l.AKKS PISS -V BOUTS Cat Food 8-OZ. CANS 6 for 29c 3 1-lb. Cans. 25c. BLUE BARREL Giant 51 oz. Pkg. . . 32c Till: Otl(ll) tillEV Hlt LAVA Med. bar 6c, 3 Ige. bars 25c tiik m:v i i.o.tig so.i LRORTHERII .TISSUE Tissuoe "Made of Fluff" 25c Regular Rolls. . SWAfJ Med. bar 6c, Lg. bar 10c I'l.VTTtiMOl Til: Pricr in Ihi, u, ,-rfertlve Frl. nn.l Sat. T. A. .e reserve the Islit to Limit Quantities! No Sales to Dealers! Items Marked With Dot May Be Purchased with Blue Food Stamps tMaiiqa sib y wr- 4d