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of jie, cts a net bir of the II. Kul itiu day win ter Thi hosj S (lav S vvitl 1 ay J li the val fa m furt Skf.i a te that tinij pani Fwch on. 'St. . tity. I n u m ni cm beer. was PHC i i H 0- V: f 1 I PACE SIX Fed. Tax Calendar For November, 1945 November Id Withholding lav: Tax withheld from wages dining October HJ-I.'j, if ni. re than SI (id, payable to' an authorized depository. i .Novemoe, f ..... 1 .. .. i r. c , . ; ,w..,-. ,.,.- ,!.. ,! o,,..-roiMth of lav payable for fiscal year a covered dish dinner in the base ended August :M, l'.M". One n.ei.t of the church, after which fourth of tax payable for ,.,.;,. amuia i,ll:.-jllCss meeting was J . .1.1 XT .. i,er .'10, 11 11, and February l'S and May :!!, 10-15. IN -rvinal income tax: Return dm and tax payable for fis cal year ended August, lilla. Nonresidents: Income tax velum.- of foreign partner ships lue; foreign corpora lions' and aliens' returns due and one-fourth of tax paya ble for fiscal year ended Aii'j,ii-1 '!1 and November :;, l'.M 1 and February i'.nr. I;i3-ine!hips: Return due for fi.-a! year ended August "1, 1st I'iduciai ies: Return due and one-fouith of tax payable C... 1';. ,..!, hkIii1 Ailfllst". 1P!". One-fourth of i-ax payable for fiscal years end- ed November (), l'.M I and I'ehruasy S-'x and May "I, 1 !!". Exempt corporation:-: Infer- mation return on Form !t:M) due fioai certain exempt cor. ebratintr of the eighty fifth anni porations with accounting versary of the church, which will periods ended June :!(, 10 15. be November the 17. this year. j November Excise taxes: Rc turns for Oitober 1SM5 du; and tax payable. lion Guide S'l'tiAR: War Raiion Book IV Su.L'ar Stanin No. -'!. -'Oud for tiv pounds, will remain valid through I)ecember ;J1. SHOES: Ra'ion frc-e. MEATS: War Raiion IV.ok IV Ited S'.:imns !'t. CI, III Jl. Kl I'ood l!r-di'.::h Stamp- LI, Ml Novem'-er :''. NI. i'l and QI iroud ti;ioui;h D e c e m be r 1 -lamp: Rl. SI. 11. V an;l VI ivo-' l t'!i-;..)i;ib uary :', ! . Shiiiip Vi. XI. VI 7 and Crcen Sumv NS b crwc valid Noveivber 1 o,,o,! u,rou::'i remi-a.; RETAILERS ALLOW FOUR . 1 hrou:-"! t-e!ria-v POINTS PriR T'OUND FOR ESEDi i HOUSEHOLD FATS. PRICE ' Kff-ctive O.-toh.-r 11. '.'Mr,, ev . erv siller n' a u-:'.-d 'ia-sen.er ca- j under Ml'R ."!( mus' fill tnit : j cei t i !"; "l ! '' !:'ans;'e in li:p!ient witl'Mi five d.-'.'.s from dale ef sale T!i..- ori-iaa! copy is to be filed , at the local War Price and Pa j tioti'iitr Poau' and the oilier rui. ; i- to be ;iv..'ii to the purchase'- , New certificate.-, of t'an-fer will i he suit in the i oards as soon a j Jlossible. j L" b j ; $2,50 per cajso arrl for q quick lunch try Hotel Pkibiponih Bar CASS THEATRE PLATTSMOUTH. NEBR. ro Shows nvry n'..'.. M.itinee every Si'.jrd.iv S-.-nr! airl T'.osrtjv L.st Tirr.e Tor.iht Tl 'ivsr'iV-. November 1 .ln.! ;;;:;: '.:' :nn! Kolifit V.- r i'i "The C'o-k-' Uo'is.'i iii i- rai thr- i loi'V on Friday ai;d ntva!ay, Nov. 2, 3 Bcubk; Teatuve i.n.!.l-s-'iii ;i;'ni M;irsr: xt i.inilsay iii "Adventm-fp of Rusty" I li-ar! -! w.: i', 1 n (iran;,1 of a lioy !'i;! Aim! CIl.Ull-S Sil:irrll :is i lie lur ;u:.s,.i Kid in "Easing' the Western Trial" !io;ui;!.- Kiiiis! SizlinK ac tion! Also "I'nn.'lc Monster Stiikts" scri :!. Mit. S;i'. 2::50. ,iht bhovs 7:'i ami '.:?,. Sunday and Monday. Nov. 4, 5 1V.HT f.awlord, Donald Crisp and a liis cast in "Son of Lassie" TlwiH-fillerl technicolor so tiit! t: "Lassie Cnn-.o Homo". Also Di.-.'r'-'V. Por.aid Din.k and News. Mat. Sua. 1:Z. night !.!ifnVii 7 : and !t : 1 tOctit&h .Members of the Congregational rhu,(.n rc,m7tilu.(1 at j,,e church, fl,'r Sunday !"..r.,i..: service, foi ; held, with Rev. John C. Pryor pre siding, and Miss Ksther Tefft sec it Lai v. All reports showed that the elm re h has a good balance after) all the yearly hills were paid. Re-1 decorating of the church is tlie! goal for the coming year. Painting of the exterior of 'he parsonage will he eared for as . oon a- work men aie available. One trustee j and one deacon were re-elected! for three yuir terms. They werej Charles Gibson, tiLPtee, and Will-j iani .Spanjrler, deacon. lOugcne Day v.as rc-electod as junior dea con for two years, t'sher, elected were Ccorge Domingo and Ras I'H's l.aii! it.ezn . .h. Assistant ush er is Ray Jamcsen, and the junio. deacon-, lu.joiir Day n:ond llobson, Mis. W tnd Rich W. Davis v:i i c.i liet..il -i (li i iiii-1 .1 i.T flinl I music cunnvnttee, and Mrs. Call Tem as chairman of the Doai.c Scholar-hip fund committee. Re- ports from tlie Lincoln Associa- tien meeting were jiven bv Mrs. C. E. Teffi and Mrs. Homer Jam- con. Plans were made for he eel- Mr. and Mis. Jlojiens Johnson! report the birth of a new maud-! au-htei. Sharon Elaine Elder, who wa horn October the 7th, at San Lorenzo, C al. Her parents are' Mr. and .Mrs. E. B. Eh'ers. (Eve-j lyn Jolnison.) I WokI has been received by rel ative of the Walter Andersons that they have decided To remain in Longview, Washington, until j next April. They had expected to return this fall. Anderson is em ployed by a contractor, as a tar- penter. Mrs. Anderson has tak- en a jiosition in a candy shop and Naoma has a ieretarial position! for this winter. Since learning that the Walter ! Littles have sold their farm near ' Tlattsmouth, we also learned that they are hoping to return to Wee- j 1in;r Water to live, if a suitable j home (.an ,,e Pf.clll.e(. Sunday guests at the homo of PLATTSMOUTH LAUNDRY Wet Wash Rough Dry Flat Work - Finished Work FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 30 r jf " - t -m t - v's& fafr$l2&& S tN 'W Soennichsen's !u Nehvaska City. j Honoring Sfft. Mclvin P.ickford. ! wlio lias !)e-n anjnyinpr a furlough at liomc. a f.iiniy reunion was liell at Hie home of Mrs. A. I. Pick ford, Sunday, when all brought well filled baskets and enjoyed an all days visit. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Piekford. .Mr. and Mrs. Don Hir-kiord. and two daughters. Patty and Joy, of Lincoln, Mr and Airs. Wilson Hick- jSS ford and family ami Mr. and Mrs. jS Robert Cess of Louisville. j David Olive. S 2-c, arrived home 1 Friday for a short furlough from (SE the (Jreat Lakes Naval Training tag center, las jiarcnis, .Mr. ami Airs. P. n Olive, took him to Omaha on Sunday morning, to take the train I S3 on bis return lo Great Lakes. ,3S Mr. and Mrs. F.avl Oldham were j Ss in Omaha Saturday and whitaisSS there, called on Dr. and Mrs. P. jgj V. Hall. Dr. Hall livid in Weep-13 ing Water while acting as physi- 3S eian at the C.C.C camp. S3 Oilier gutsls al the Kussel Ront -S brnnr' last week were. Mr. and Mrs. Pert Root of Plair. Root remain- i S3 ed only one ilay, but Mrs. (toot i S3 will visit friends and relatives in j 33 this eommiiiiity for about we.ks. liS The Jolly 1 loaiemakers F.xtcn- i3S sion club met Saturday afternoon 1 33 ai th- lio:n; of .Mrs. Riresel Kool, 33 widi Airs. Waller Duhring and ;( .Mrs. Leonard Friesel in charge of 33 the demonstration on a whole meal I S3 salad. Mrs. Ray Norris, group ,S3 chairman, was present and dis played some beautiful hand made Christ mas gifts. Every $.'! invested in Series "E" Victoiy Bonds will net yon J 1 at maturity. I Cass Engineering Company ) s Consulthif; - Designing j E AlanufacturinK J Robert M. 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BAG FROZEN FOODS Peas, 12 oz. 260 g BAKED BEANS, with pork 11c g Blueberris in syrup, 16 oz. 500 g Asparagus, 12 oz 390 Spinach, 16 oz Pumpkin Pie Mix .23c Sugar and Spice Added Green Lima Beans, 12 oz. 360 Broccoli, 12 oz 30p Apricots in syrup, 16 oz 380 SWANSDOWN Cake and Pastry Flour, lC Large Package Av CALUMET Baking Powder, 4 QC Mb. can AW HERSHErS Breakfast Cocoa. , 4 i2-lb. can v ALL BRAN Kellogg's, For Making i THURSDAY, NOV. 1, NOV. 11 1 35 2-Pound Batket - 2 LBS. 27c i t bunches 170 9 10c 12c 17 17c ..:T 6C 20 30c 51 30c 25c ! f 10c 8 i 13 i 12 i 32 c 0C l everytiine. $1.09 i 29c 18- U Laree Package w I fil Fine uran jiuhhh j l;' t --- ' 4- ... ........ir-!iMilllllllimttlttllllllirxT iiiinsiiiiiiiiiiii2iiiiiiiiiiiiaju:::::s 51 r - . ' IHllHHI rt Hiiiiiiiiiiijaiiiiiiiiiiiiffiflw