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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1914)
|J 100 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR 98c. 100 POUNDS GRANULATED SUCAR 98c. ANTONE TOY’S SPECIAL, ONE WEEK OFFER I Commencing, Saturday, May 2nd I Saturday, May 9, 1914 _ As I am crowded for room I am going to give the public the benefit of some extraordinary prices during the coming week. So every person purchasing $25.00 worth of goods, exclusive of sugar, we will sell you TOO pounds of granulated sugar for 98 cents. As a further incentive of this sale I have made some special prices on my groceries for this week. Space will not permit me to enumerate all the goods that I have cut for this week but a glance at the following list will show you that we have marked these goods to sell quick: Tomatoes, 2J4 pound can at.11 cents. Corn, per can. 7 cents. Rolled Oats, per package.17 cent.s Soap, 8 bars Beat Em All.23 cents. Moon soap, 10 bars for.25 cents. Remember you do not have to trade the $25.00 during the coming week. You can pay $25.00, get what goods you need and take a due bill for the balance. Above prices are only for those who take advantage of our $25.00 offer. I have a large line of ladies coats, skirts, suits, shirt waists, gloves, underwear and all kinds of hoisery and my prices are extremely low for the high quality goods 1 carry. Mens and young mens clothing. We can suit you and fit you in all wool suits at prices ranging from $8.00 to $30.00. We have an extra large line. Call and look them over. SHOES:—For every member of the family. Will make a special price on shoes all next week. We can save you money on your shoes. Call and see our splendid line. All the latest lasts and shapes. 100 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR 98C. 100 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR 98c . 1 "" 11 ■ ='■.- „ H£=== a Oh, You Girls! The College Girls are coining to town. They will appear at the Opera House on May 4 and will give the cleanest comedies ever seen in this city. Among the long lines of pretty girls performing will be found Nettie Wilson, Gertie McKee, Cora E. Burch, Louise Bradley, Irene Rummel, Nellie Hoyt, May Russell, Goldie Smih, Rena Williams, Geo. Manvro, Jack Russell, Frank Waldo, comprise the male contingent. Popular prices will prevail. Get seats early, as they will go fast after the parade. Bring the ladies to see the College Girls, as their performances are high class and clean. Bring Your Bucking Horses. If there is a bucking horse in your neighborhood that no one can ride, !, w,» I'liWMiMini a ra>a a a a a aia a<a a i a aia a a aaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaa iaaKaaaaaaaa aiaaaaa a a aa aaaaaa ra aa'tirMi I Tnn 1nio!a I I 3 s i s : i i E I i III —II lllFlIilWM—i—III I.Will : ! lf'l had only saved mymoney | I could have accepted this offer and spent my remaining days in comfort. It is too late! too late!! This man did not save his money, think ing a chance to use it would never come. When a splendid opportunity came he had no money and doomed himself to live in poverty for the rest of his life— blamng himself every remaining moment for his folly and drawn out misery. Vou will one day have such an oppor tunity. Take heed. Start saving now. * i Come in and talk it over—today. NEBRASKA "STATE BANK \ : i JAMES F. O’DONNELL. Cashier • PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS IT?? The depositors of this bank are protected by the deposi- : tors' guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska. E S. S. Welpton. President. O. F. Biglin, Vice President § MOM fMMMWWM M Ag-I'l ! MS IAS I MHIgMMM M t« «M«4 MI M M »»Mtt I —-frig bring him in on Yankee Robinson cir cus day, and Texas Bill and his band of rough riders—some of the best in the world—will see what can be done about handling him. Sometimes they buck over ten miles of territory, yet in the end the cowboys seem to handle them. The bucking contest in the Wild West department is without a doubt the most amusing sport known. Texas Bill and his cowboys, cowgirls, Mexicans and rough riders of the world, are with Yankee Robinson cir cus and they will ride any bucking horse you bring them. Water Lost In Three Ways. Water in the soil may be lost in three ways. By downward percol tion, by evaporation at the surface, and by use of the plants. As there is scarcely ever enough water in many parts of Nebraska to allow percola tion, it need not generally concern the farmer. Evaporation, however, is a thing that can be partially con trolled. Motstwc comes to the surface like oil in a wick. If land is culti vated, the evaporation is greatly re tarded, for water moves slowly thru a loose soil. As rain is generally fol lowed by a wind which induces evap oration, it is well to cultivate as soon after a rain as possible. It also assists in destroying another factor in the loss of water, the weeds. Cultiva tion kills weeds which use the moist nre that should be reserved for soil. “The Storage and Use of Soil Moisture” may be secured upon ap plication for Bulletin No. 140 of the Bulletin department, University Farm, Lincoln. The Early Fly. Walt Mason. The early fly is here; you see him buzzing near; so take your stand with club in hand and soak him in the ear. The early flies are worst of all the breed accursed; for they’ll (give rise to countless' flies which cannot be dispersed. One ac tive April fly, unless you make it die, will bring a slew: your meat to chew, and spoil the milk and pie. So, like the Maid of Arc, arise in helm and sark, and swat the flies between the eyes, from daylight until dark. Thus serve your native land, a swatter in your hand, and then your name in Hall of Fame, on sculptured stone will stand. There is no better plan to help your fellow man; a peril dies with dying flies, so swat them while you can. Just so you kill the brutes, the method little boots; one takes an axe and breaks their backs, one takes his gun and shoots. I know1 one earnest gink who drowned his flies in ink; some fellows boil their flies in oil— a first rate scheme, I think. But any plan will do, just so you kill a few, each passing day, so slay and slay, with purpose high and true. Notice. The public is hereby warned not to trespass, hunt or fish upon sections 35 and 36, township 29, range 12, Holt county, Nebraska. Persons so offend ing will be prosecuted to the full ex tent of the law. 44-4 Everet Brown. The College Girls Musical Comedy Company. A combination of airy, fairy, dainty, bewitching, fun-loving beauties, and a coterie of brilliant Corn medians, producing a reportoire of clean, bright, dazzling comedies at popular prices. See: A Bell Boy’s Fun. The Girl in the Room. The Merry Minstrel Maids. A Husband’s Night Out. The Other Fellow. Charlie’s Girl. Too Much Married. The Elopers. Seminary Girl. Saten’s Substitute. scenery—brilliant electrical effects— gorgeous costumes. Watch for the Parade daily. Prices, 25, 35, 50. Something of Interest to the House Wife When you clean house what are you going to do with those Curtains? We have installed the best Curtain stretcher that could be bought. Let us do them for you and re ceive a classy job. O’Neill Sanitary Laundry Phone 209 ■ii i ... ——kJ———— —B»k. —--- 111 FARM LOANS. In all localities. No loan too large, no loan too small. JOEL PARKER. I WELSH GRAIN CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Solicits your consignments of Hay. Prompt returns our Motto. Brandeis Big. - - Omaha, Neb. —See— Dewey Losher —for— EXCELSIOR MOTER CYCLE Write me at O’Neill, R. F. D. No. I DU. G. E. MICKLE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Naylor Building O’Neill, Neb. Office Hours: 9-12 A. M., 2-5 P. M. Phone 262.