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THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 1945 THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA lAnmn Mrs. I. G. TODD. Corrcsoondent Mr. ami Mrs. John Franz and tvi sons, Johnny and Richard, of I'.uihler. Kansas spent several day? in Union and Nehawka visit- irjr thc-:t many frivnds at both Tiliices. Mr. Franz is 'ork;'i:r in a hank at P.uehler. Pearl Bannir.ir. Verna Lane, Ruth Rhoades and Mrs. Kenip Frans were Nebraska Ciay visit ors last Saturday. i Little Jimmy Morris of Murray ;s spending sona- tim in Union visitinsr at the home of his ?rand jiarer.t?, Mr. and Mrs. ,C E. Mor ris, while his mother ic- helping care for her parents. Mr. and . : Mrs. Charles Mead, w ho are 1 oth very ill with the flu at Murray. Melvin Todd an 1 son Melvin, Jr.. made a trip to Pete' s'lurjr, Nebr. last weekend. The postponed meearijr of the Union Woman's duo will meet with M s. Harry (I oh-. nui, Fri day .Nov. 1 6th. The Baptist Missionary Socie ty met Tuesday with Mrs. Louis Uuv Little Alan Mullis celebrated his second birthday anniversary SPECIAL FOR NOVEMBER Hardings Sealtest Strawberry Ice Cream . . . . pt. 22c qt. 43c AT'THE FOUNTAIN : Dish of Ice Cream, any flavor 10c Sundaes -- 15c Sundaes, topped with Johnson's Special Nut Meats 20c Malted Milks (whole milk) -- 20c Milk Shakes (whole milk) -- 15c Ice Cream Cones -- -- 5c We have started to serve Folgers Delicious Coee . 5c Roil -- 5c Schreiner Pharmacy 33JES2E at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Balfour Isat Sunday afternoon. The following guests were present, Mrs. Car Everett and two sons Donald and Carl, Jr. Mrs. Arthur oster and daughter Shirley, Mrs. Jane Brooks and little son Mike, Mrs. Betty Wustrack and lithe son Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ferg uson and son Calvin and Debbit Dee Mullis. There were riit.- r. birthday cake with 2 candles and refreshments of ice cream am! cup cakes. Bonnie Baker has been ill the past week and unable to attend school. T'ao Woman's CocWy rf Chris tian 'ervic. will meet with Mrs. Earl Upton, Thursday Nov 15th. M . rid Tr.. Melvin 'iVdd and family were Sunday dinner jruests at the Frank Hobscheidt home last Subday. Mr. and Mr.-. Roy Stive of PlaL tsmoath w ere Sunday dinner jruests of Mrs. Rube Stive am! son. Georze. Eag-le football boys defeated Union team by a score of 23 to 0. Mrs. Fred Push of Savenburtr, Kansas was a weekend ruest at the home of Donald McQuin and family. Mrs. L. R. Unton heard from her son who is stationed in Lake hurst. New Jersey jroinp to school. He is now Chief Aer. M. in the V.S.X. is working ' MRS. GRACE PIVEON. Ccrrgsptmtltnt o'clock the countrv home of Fn:! i men were too Tate arriving on the scene as they did not set void in time. Only a few of th jroods was saved. were held Tuesday coin. p.m. in I.in- Glycerine Supplies rf-fer-f AsdT nwi;"r's f ENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY PraciiraV.y no bourbon has betl mod unr b:o'e th war. so it n ery ko:c. ut ih-e is st.d a Unutrd amount a4 qood otd GOLOt WEST cammq on toe market. Xep asking and votU qt your uai. Ana "Btn yea da . . tuat s real ra-k! 90 PROOF i m r t ' . - - ...... 5 YEARS OLD Mrs. Florence McDonald. Correspondent The Ladies Aid met at the home ' of Mrs. R. A. Kuehn last Thurs day afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Leo Rikli, Mrs. Rev. Oehlerking and Miss i Viola Everett were co-hostesses. i The Young Peoples Christian : Circle met at the Brummer home Thursday evening for their regu- lar monthly business meeting and ; social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Grant and family from near Davey, Nebr. moved into the Herman Kupke INSURANCE ALL TYPES OF Call or See ERWIN SIEMERS PLATTSMOUTH I S PHONES j Let's 'Tune in' on this Discussion... ft. l& i i'W mi mmjm 7 ; 1 i & ' w. '3 V""" Ylifreer ytm gt jon run into itisoussionR lite thic. The topic migrlit le anything from the current movie to important orIi affaire. But, to hold your (iv n in t!iee 1irupione. you niut 1m "in the know." For instance, suppose the mneration switches to the merits of vour Congnmrr Puhlie Powfc Iistrict Here's Something To Remember TXHcii yon talk about Consumers Public Power I)i-lrit't. jou are laikitiit altont tlioutaitrU of -bra-kan inclndiiifr ourelf if ;o live in a rommnnitr !-riMl ly Conumor. Jn rralit.v. Consumers i ihe people of lraka. I'ndcr the provisions of the -braka Legislature, this hraka institution i owned and controlled by the people of liraka and operated for the sole benefit of elrakan. To provide even further assurance that vou uiit continue to enjoy the advantages provided lv this lule-vile electric st-in. the Nebraska legislature has added to the law provisions that the loeal dis tribution system of any community served at retail bv Consumers mut be turned over to that community debt-free utien Connmers has paid for the property, if the people of the community so desire. YOU SHOULD KNOW THESE FACTS . . . 1 A. II Consumers Public Power District ia entirely self-supporting; wkile it pays taxes, it receives no lax money for its support. As a part owner of Con sumers, you receive the benefits but too are net re quired to forest one eeut either directly or in taxes. Consumers is actually a lo cal institution. Tbe people of each community are as sured the benefits and ulti mate debt-free ownership of the facilities in that community. Strtmg Nebraska from Border to Border property. Mr. Grant for Ray Garr.lin. j Mrs. Fern Johnson spent thej weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Buck. j Mrs. Emma Mooney. Lois Mc- j Donald and Miss jola Everett' r , ,, , c. , . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stege were iundav dinner quests f i . ir- j , -! i are the parents of a son noin in Mrs. Emma ard and Aueen. j K Mr. and Mrs. Lacey McDon-j Lincoln on Xov- They nnv aid spent the weekend in the wes- jhave two boys. tern part of the state pheasant; On Sunday evening about ::00 huntingr. 1 C K-au. :au IIolka burned to thfl ounL Fire. at the Dome oi .ir. ana -urs. n A. Tool Monday to jaret the Nov ember lesson. Verle Gunkow arrived ho.-ie .wo uav Willi IMS UiSCuaiJiC. , c.,1 C-i 1 - v. Mr. Stokes came on Sriumiav Walter Towle, a brother j from UnadilIa whcre he has Wn Mrs. Emma McHuRh, parsed away; husk. corn for h;. btmher late Saturday. Funeral ser ices, crri.. Tv r.-.i.. v..... .to move near Unadilla in tho t:ej-r future. ! Elm wood Recreation club held : a box supper at the Community Are Lowest in Years i"a11 " Saturfda: enin' They j have charge of the dances cvcit National supplies of clyoerine 0her week, are the lowest in years, and this j Mr. an, Mrs;, Donald Hollen lack of glycerine may slow down; heck attended a party at the Fifer I-ioduction or peacetime froods. home on Saturday niffht. leaving cording to the Bureau of ARricul-jthe lttle boys in charge of Mrs turul Economics. Department of Louis Hollenbeck here. Agriculture, which points out that j Mr. Estil Sumner has purch t there isn't much chance for im-jsed the Muenchan proneny Mid provement in the fats and oil.- they plan to make some apait import picture for many months . ments as well as having it f r to come. their home later on. Glycerine, a by-product of soapl Mrs. Gibbs came in from Nenn making. was in short supply atlsylvania on Monday motnir.T: the beginning of the war. and j where she secured an aprctnier.t needed in tremendous quant it ies at ihe Doujrlas apartment. She for ammunition, dynamite, vx-1 plans to remain if-re until the corn plosives and medicines. Gradually ing of her husband when they will however, through making of soap j po outh for a new h.-me. and other wartime supplies for; A dinner hono'.in? the retarn the Army and Xavy. lend-leas.j soldiers was h-U a' the Metho etc. the glycerine stockpile grew, d5st church basemcat on Nov. ::. to huge proportions. j Rev- C- H- Lind acted a toasl' Xow. due to shortages of in-,master and Miss Wanda I5ueil dustrial fats and oils, the glyce rine situation again is acute, ac cording to BAE. led the group singing after tN- j pratt shifrir.sr the special -.;-''cr. ' f,,. v.er t.-.-idc-.t. T .it dinner with Corinre Lind a: the ; with Mrs. Guy Clement- n r.-.-c-' cay. AVait- : Twle. . ! Piano. orr.panist. Mrs. J..hr. Creamer of.. Mis. Cul'.ie Si kei? anJ .i:r..tV: r. J The W.S.C.S. met last Friday Ofralalla was a guest c.f the day. : TV::r:o. a-rvd Kri.iar ,a't:, with Mrs. Merle Eveland as pro-J Several peo;dt- of thi comn.un-' f'..- Wat - r-.u: c f..r a i j gram leader and Mirs Marian ' kv attended the fu rural at L 8 Mile Grove Precinct 200 acre stock farm. Six room house, electricity, double garage, granary, crib, barn. etc. Possession March 1st. $90 per acre: terms. To help turn out household and! personal needs that the. American people have gone without during the years of war. we must hare more industrial fats and oils. I Soap c hips-, laundry soap, toilet j soap, nylon stockiugs. paper nap-. kins, cotton sheets, refrigerators. I SEARIl S DAVIS electric fans, paint, pharmaeeuti- j I Phone 9 cals. tires, linoleum, elastic stretch girdles, paper, oilcloth, plumhingj fixtures are just a few of the pro-j ZZZ ducts requiring industrial fats and oils in their manufacture. Dspife the end of the war. fats and oils cannot he, imported from tLe islands of the South Pacific; until plants are reconstructed.) workers recruited, and shipping! available to bring the processed J AS Should also be ail hp.ck to this countrv. j J r C.omt tiriwig - - - We go far beyor.d the -rrct business of supply ing every funeral r quiretcnt. The thousr.t . i... . nr nur t?aff the rni vim urvM i u,-. VVLs Y IlVllEl I 11 I 2eSL the completeness o our service a' comforting ... . rvvvvw I V I . to the spirit in time m MUUIU FINE PORTRAITS Plattsmoutb Hotel Fridays and Saturday Hours 1:15 to 8:30 P.M. Read Journal Want Ads rv i bereavement. CALDWELL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 702 Avenue "B" Phone 15 !1 ;1 fJf--i. i 11 u;9 1 1 Ej$,y, i LI I i B ( ft - v :t w iih rer father. A i .- : M.lv- . a, dJL wdiaaM' ui :i i k ft 1 1 J i s I Zi Tha.nksfivinq- is almost here start row to stock up lots of these tasty, nutritious jjS i foods for the big feast. You "11 find every thing ycu need to make it a gala occasion Ttts? -, t vnnr PcriTinmif- il Witit-t- riinl.-T rnrl cito it TTinV-v.Tlirilrv a 22s Shop apple ji:ici: Mitt Pure ?.l It. (ilui rcw Halves i. Can APRICOTS 21c 22c Cuplx.ard Hark Itcd No. -' ( an PEACHES All (iftotl Halves No. -'. C an PEACHES Del Ionte liccd No. 2'L. ( an PLUMS Hunts Prune Plums No. 2. ( an 24c 25c 25c CIIERRIKS 38c tomato .uin: 22c K liners 4 oz. Can 15: p 10c I R 12- 8 J irir. J Q 1 Fancy Florida Sealdsweet Full "of Juice, lb I if ft A fresh. Crisp. Solid ( alif . UCllULC Iceberg. Head Frtsh Tender, Well Kleachcd Lb. lorida .Marsh Seedless Lb. f ancy ( alif. White Malaga or Red Lmeror, lb...... I'. S. No. 1 Colorado Yellow b. 50 lb. Bag (when packed i OrlrlfY Fresh Solid Wisconsin vaUUdC Holland Seed, lb Radishes Large Hunch Prtainac 1 s- No-1 N,,tr-lskii rUldlUCd Washed Ked Triumph. 10 lbs 100 lb. Kag (when packed) Idaho Hakrs. 1. S. No. 1. 10 lb. lcsh P.af Celery Grapefruit ! Grapes ' Onions ! ASPAPvA(;rs !'l M.mu- latly ;.ird spears. N';. t! Can liEAXS Ktiners ut ;rcrn So. ! Can iiEANS IuiiiiVi liite (inrii ( No. ' ( i I5EETS ! Klines ht-d j No. i Can 1 PEAS i No. ..ii PEAS 1 (ifccii (ii.mt ; No. ! Can ' SPINACH COXSO.AIME ! io No. 2 Can C M TOMATOES I!j! l ira Xmri.ird I f M No. -i (.tn 1?C I L" 1 T C L i HI Lvrrbest eecta!!e l.'J'j O. (.1.1 -s MINCE MEAT West,h..rc M-J FRTIT MIX Kainbotv 05 S (,;. I'ki. fcWU (OFFEE 1 !. .l .- UC CCSTARI) lli'.'-MlS Co l.IlUl Q 1' o. Pks. GELATIN Minute -JI MACARONI Amci iean ieaul Ki t. Pks. Ill Ili 1 5 lll'IiW t .Natii-t (laiKt-is f .Morton House Turkey 10'.. oz. Can CHEESE Kraft Spreads 5 oz. (lass 8c 18c r lie !5c 7c 14c 5c $239 3c 5s $329 4S' 1 lien'. Pk. CLAPPS BABY FOODS Strained Apple Sauce and Other Foods "jig 4U oz. Can Chopped Prunes and Other Foods f 71 o oz. Can Jj? Precooked CcrDal dr In- n t. -r. i r w Mother's Best Flour v.. : -.1 -": in Dress l'rint D.ifjs 10 lb. 4Sc lb SI OD 50 lb. Sack $2-13 Heinz added zest for meats HEINZ BEEF STEAK SAUCE 8 oz. Bottle 24 Delicious Entrie HEINZ VEGETABLE SOUP 11 oz. Can 12u Tet, Yes, I Know How You Feel About Quaker Qatar Don't blame father for jumping with joy when he discovers real Quaker Oats for breakfast. He's happy because he knows real Quaker Oats is the world's best tasting breakfast food. He rec ognizes that famous Quaker flavor and aroma at once. He knows it's a real bowl of oat--teal every time always uni form, never mushy. He also knows that real whole-grain oatmeal leads all other natural cereals in important healthful benefits in Food-Energy; in the natural Vitamin Bi for spark-plug energy; in Protein for strength and stamina. Polishes Furniture and Floor Simofiize Cleans - Polishes - Protects PASTEWAX 7 oz. Can SELF POLISHING WAX Pint A Quart f 49c Size 1f Size i Hound Steak Grade A. 6 points . , Bee Roast ffc Grade A. 2 points .. . Franks LB. - j Sauer Kraut f ic Bulk. lb. . 2" i i Ground Eeef ffz LB. ------ Variety o resh frozen, pickled ! and smoked ish Mince Meat Bulk. LB. j Ve are now taking orders or ' your Thanksgiving dinner j i Hasn't seratrhed yet Old Dutch CLEANSER 2 Kes. Pks. ... 15 r Sn:iji with a million bubbles Waidotf BUBBLE BATH SOAP 11 oz. I'k-r. Save Soap nith Clean-it CLEANER Res. Pks. 25c In everything there's always one that's best. Get a big. eco nomical, red-and-blue package of real Quaker Oats today. QUAKER OATS The Worid"$ BeatTaiting Breakfast Food New Ultra Refined Clorox Bleaches, Disinfects, Deodorizes Saves Soap Perfex CLEANER 8 oz. PkS... 23s Cleans Glass Quickly Windex 2 Res. Bottle... 25 Qt. Bottle... io Gal. Ju 17C 29c Prices effective through Nov ember 21 sub ject to market changes in meats, fresh fruits and ve e t a b I e and stink on hand. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Nc sales to dealers. a t