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FAQS FOUB -THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1943 EASTER dress up suggestions ladies full fashioned rayon hose 89 98 Beautifaul new head scarfs and turbans 35 to 98 Ladies new spring gloves ; 79 Costame Jewelry 25 New numbers in ladies sport handkerchiefs 10 Full line of rayon undies Knorr's 37 Store PLATTSMOUTH. NE8R. How are your farmlight batteries? New Set just arrived. Gamble's CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Plattsmouth-Louisville Road Good Friday service at 8:30 p. m. The Lord's Supper will be ad ministered in connection. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Easter Sunday: Services at 10.30. The Lord's Supper will be adminis tered in connection with the ser vice. On next Wednesday the Ladies Aid will meet at the church at 2 p. m. The hostesses are Mrs. Jake Kreager and Mrs. Verner Friedrich. Learns of Son's Death Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ropers of Avoca have received word that their son. Pvt. Herman Ropers, had died in Africa, March 27th. Details and cause of death will be transmitted later. BOX COAT IN PLAID! $1998 Fashion pet for every woman box coat beauty in lush pastel plaid. Perfect over everything now, you'll live in it through Summer, too. Others. Misses, Women. STYLE SHOP m FOR SHOES --TRY Woster Shoe Store FOR VICTORY - BUY U. S . WAR BONDS and STAMPS By Journal Field Representative, W. O. Troop left Monday for De troit to visit his son, Pfc. Tommy Troop, who has been sent there from Camp Edwards, Mass., for & two week mechanical training course. Mr. Troop will return when his son leaves for Flint, Mich., for two more weeks of training. Another two week course will follow at Cleveland after which Pfc. Troop will return to Camp Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Troop enjoyed a visit Saturday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Troop, who have just returned from Forks, Wash., where Mr. Troop was employed with the Kewitt Construc tion Company. Mr. Troop plans to begin work with the same company, on a project in Omaha soon. The remains of Karley Kearney, killed in action in the service of his country, are to arrive in Nehawka soon, it was reported. William Gorder, now workng in a defense industry in Los Angeles, has recovered from a recent appen dectomy and is back at work, accord in to word received here. Mrs. Lyle Kruger observed her birthday at her home Sunday in the presence of relatives and friends. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Chriswisser and family of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guade and daughter of Palmyra and Law rence Kruger and family of Nebras ka City. Glen Rutledge was accompanied to Lincoln Monday by Verner Lund berg. Both men made the trip for business purposes. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kuntz and daughter, Orlah, were accompanied to Lincoln Saturday by Miss Eileen Chriswisser. They took care of busi ness matters and visited in the caui tol city. Frank Lemon, local barber, will provide tonsorjal service for citizens of Union. He has made arrangements to open the shop in Union and be there to serve the public Tuesday and Friday of each week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lemon will be in Omaha Sunday to assist rela tives clean up their home which re cently stood in ten feet of flood wa ter. The relatives, living in the northeast section of Omaha, had to be rescued when the waters broke through. They were unable to get all of the furniture out of the house. Mrs. Grover C. Hoback recently visited her son, Marion Hoback, sta tioned with the military police at Fort Riley, Kans. Another son, Ran dall, accompanied her on the trip. Marion was recently transferred to Fort Riley from Denver. The John Thorne family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Grif fin one day last week. Mrs. Albertina Ost is recovering following a recent operation in an Omaha hospital. She will remain at the hospital during her period of recuperation. Just Arrived A Shipment of Gooch's Best Flour The All Purpose Flour for your home baking. Call and see us for prices on flour. Fine for all types of baking. CARL'S MARKET Free Delivery Phone 255 Victory iters to Aid in War Bond Drive Here Will Be Ready to Serve at Meet ings Over the City to Present Need of Bond Buying The Plattsmouth Defense Council is now completing the organization of The Victory Speakers Bureau. Some of the Four Minute Men of the last war are being asked to ; again take the platform for Uncle Sam. To these are being added some who were not very old at that time but who vll endeavor to play their part in getting Home Front information to the home front right here in Plattsmouth. l : ; Attorney Paul Fauquet, of Weep ing Water, is Cass county chairman of Victory speakers. Will Robertson is chairman of the local Defense Council which has general supervis ion of all home front activities, practice blackouts, preparations for real air-raids, sale of war bonds and stamps, Red Coss work (if it needs any extra attention) and all such war time activities. Judge A. H. Duxbury is commander of these ac tivities designed to guard against local destruction and repair such damage, should it come. Bond sales, Victory Speakers and other general war activities are not so closely or ganized or unified but are function ing under individual chairmen. Postmaster Milo W. Price has been designated chairman of Platts mouth Victory Speakers. All organi zations wishing to have a victory speaker appear before some meeting of the group should inform Mr. Price of their desire and a Victory Speak er will be assigned to the meeting. Within a few days a list of Platts mouth Victory Speakers will be pub lished so that any one of them may be contacted and relay the need for AAAAAjLA -AA .aSfc, AA. r Protect Your Home! COSTS ONLY $)98 MIRACLE WALL FINISH fZJKU It is your duty as an American Citizen to keep up the home front by keeping your home in the best of repair. We carry a full line of HOUSE PAINTS Call and let us figure your Paint Job for you. SWATEK HARDWARE opeai Notur.wo kinder ti youobout your teeth. It gave yo one set that you could neglect-hew. learn a lesson-end another set to take good care of. .. . But one pair of eye iiyour entire allotment. Have then , ca red for. Visual defects ore insidious. They often come so gradually that you don't know you have them. But a careful, professional check-up will find them -. . will make your eye good as new. Why not be sure-right away? Leonard Fitch OPTOMETRIST, PUATTSWOUTH Have Unpleasant .Tune; Tuesday a party' of three Platts mouth r ladies drove to Omaha to spend a few hours visiting and shopping in the main, business sec tion of the city. They found a favor able space at one of the parking met ers and were on their way spending some two hours looking after busi ness and then returned to the scene of the parking. They were greatly alarmed when they found the car missing and visions of car theft and other calamities were suggested un til ' one of the ladies realized that they had perhaps forgotten to place the necessary coins in the parking meter. A lady who was standing nearby the scene told that the police had taken the car a short time be fore. The ladies secured the services of Sheriff Mrasek who untangled the problem and secured the car that had been held by the police. speaker to the chairman. These speakers are being instruc ted to speak two minutes and ans wer questions if the situation gives opportunity. Say a lot in a short time and get invited to come again that will be the motto. This week a Victory Speaker is appearing each day at the Holy Week services at the Cass Theatre. J. Howard Davis spoke Monday; Milo Price Tuesday; Judge A. H. Dux bury, Wednesday; E. H. Wescott, Thursday, and Supt. L. S. DeVoe, Friday. Mr. H. A. Schneider is sched uled to appear before the Rotary Club and Mr. Price spoke to the Woman's Club Monday evening. Buy Bonds and more bonda is the theme this month. And it is a good idea. Do You Want any BABY CHICKS? If so place your order NOW for May 15th delivery. No more chicks to be had until then. So place your orders for chicks for delivery on that date. " We have a complete line of the well known PURINA POULTRY FEED Starter Mash, Laying Mash, Growing Mash, Hen scratch Chick scratch, Ground corn. We buy Poultry, Eggs and Cream BRINK HATCHERY WE GIVE "S & H" Green Trading Stamps You will NEVER Grow another PAIR oEYES Assumes New Duties ? ; -Mary Jean fiatt, daughter of Mr. antt Mrs. J. V. Hatt, v assumed' dut ies this week' as stenographer at the county assistance office,' Miss Helen Fitzgerald, 1 assistance director, said this morning. Miss Hatt is a high school senior, and as a member of the commercal class she - attends ffEMIPiniKf CALIFORNIA LONG GREEN 1c ASPARAGUS lb 23 CRISP, FIRM mt RADISHES lge. bunch 5 TEXAS MARSH SEEDLESS, Medium Size C GRAPEFRUIT each 0 FLORIDA WELL-BLEACHED CELERY lge. stalk 255 CALIFORNIA GREEN TOP at CARROTS lge. bunch 7 U. S. No. 1 SPANISH f6 YELLOW ONIONS lb 8 BUY NOW FOR VICTORY GARDENS i-c ONION SETS lb 25 YELLOW OR WHITE Mmt ONION PLANTS bundle o 100 15 OMAR WONDER FLOUR 99 Sci'libO 24-1 b. SACK GOLD MEDAL "Kitchen Tested" FLOUR 10-lb. SACK 49 24-! b. 1.04 SACK PIIASBURY'S BEST FLOUR 24-1 b. SACK 99 48-1 b. SACK '1.95 SNO-SHEEN CAKE FLOUR 2f-lb. PACKAGE 20 FOR FINE CAKES "SURE MIX" riDTCNA 5 rted Points Pep LiIuLU 1-Lb- SIZE, 24 WIN YOU Cherry, 12-oz. Jar 23 PRESERVES PINEAPPLE or RASPBERRY BABY LIKES VARIETY. TOO. rCDDCDC OATMEAL or VjLlDiiV U PRE-COOKED QUALITY WAX PAPER RAPINWAX Jr. Roll 9 THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN CAMAY s" 20BlueV-8 pts. COCKTAIL 13 Blue Great Northern Pts.Ea.pEAS 21 Blue Del Monte Halves pt PEARS .... 24 Blue Del Monte Sliced PEACHES 2 STANDARD PEACHES, 24 Blue Del Monte Halves, unp'I'd - APRICOTS; 7 Red PINK pt- SALMON ; .... CHUM SALMON 5 Red Steam Rendered Pts. LARD . . V; . ; . Del Monte Use Stamp No. 26 COFFEE ; . : . : . ; . Santa Clara 40-50 Size PRUNES . . . 80-100 Size , Bond Cucumber 4 school in "the toiorning-and works'in the -afternoons. f ;o ":J New. Saleslady.., Vada Brothers is the new sales lady, in -the men's furnishings de partment of the H. M. Soennischsen store. She is the daughter of Mrs. Hattle Brothers of LaPlatte. 'For The Easter Feast at Hinky-Dinky. Make this a season of re-newed faith in the eternal Tightness of things. Make this a season of personal joy in the face of world sorrow. Make Easter Dinner Gay With Tender, Delicious, Leg O' Lamb, Lamb Chops, Shoulder Roasts and Lamb Breast (serve stuffed for an economical Easter treat). BEEF U. S. Graded Finest Quality Meats SHOULDER ROAST Tender Juicy Nutritious STEAKS Round, Sirloin T-Bone or Shouulder Lb. 3-1 b b Size 0 3 24 PEACH or APRICOT 22' DRY CEREAL. S-oz. -Pkg. 14 Sr. Roll JLTf $Reg. Bars 20 46-oz. Can 29 9-OZ. JAR 22 PEANUT CRUNCH Premium Flake 1-lb. Pkg. 17i CRACKERS No. 303 Cans No. 2 Glass 33 30 GRAHAM CRACKERS 1-lb SUPREME .... Pkg. No. 2 Glass Nabisco 8-oz. Pkg., 10 1-lb. A ft 100 BRAN . . P. 19? No. 2 can 23 No.2 Glass JK i.b. 0 Can 252 1-lb can 21 1-lb." 4fF7 IT .carton Lb. Jar pr Cello 2? 4. lb cello 44 Q lass A Plattsmouth, Prices in, this ad good April 23 through April 29 .subject .onb'fto-market changes -on fresh fruits and vegetables. "We. xesitve he bright, to limit quantities. No sales to. dealers!" Rummage Sale The ladies of the St. Paul's church will'hoid a rummage sale, May '6th. Watch for further ndtice; ... , . . How are your farmlight batteries? New Set just arrived. Gamble's PAAS EASTER REGULAR EGG DYES -25' PACKAGES FLOUR HINKY-DINKY ............... 93' 24-1 b SACK SUGAR GRANULATED BEET - 35 5-1 b. BAG WALNUTS EMERALD -ar-9 Hft Babv Size 33 29' 1-Lb. 1-Lb. " - ma si bb 16-oz. Jar 35 2-lb. m t 94 4 Pkg. 3J. r 10 THREATS 112 N. 6th Phone 41