 The second of the nine-films series based on "The Higgins Family" from Republic, with James and Lucile Gleason in the first seven and replaced by Roscoe Karns and Ruth Donnelly in the last two entries, "Meet the Missus" and "Petticoat Politics." In this one Joe Higgins (James Gleason) buys his wife Lil (Lucile Gleason) an expensive ring for their 25th wedding anniversary on the installment plan, and loses his job at the candy factory owned by Mr. Ellis (Purnell Pratt) on the same day. The latter s son Bill (Henry Arthur) also announces his intentions of marrying the Higgins  daughter, Jean (Lynne Roberts as Mary Hart), over the protests of Ellis and his snooty wife (Marjorie Gateson). Joe loses the ring and his dumb son Sidney (Russell Gleason) thinks it is in a package of a new nickel candy bar, and offers a reward for its return. The sales of the candy sky-rocket. Elsewhere, Grandpa (Harry Davenport), concerned over the financial affairs of the Higgins family, decides to marry the rich Widow Jones (Maude Eburne) who has been pursuing him for years.