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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1919)
$1 Pound Box of Fancy Mixed Chocolates 65c COc Mixed Christmas Candy, 97f* DONT MISS THE MEANING OF THIS. IT’S THE LAST CHANCE. 1 Pound New English 0Q« Walnuts . Owl# 2 Pounds New Holiday CQrt Mixed Nuts . 001# 2 Pounds Jumbo rijn GOc Pound Christmas 97#» Candy .■. til# 35c Can Ripe 9/If* Olives . t4l# 75c Large Can Asparagus CQa Tips ... JOl# $1.75 Can Pure Olive $1.24 1 % Pound 0 7 Cranberries .*. til# 1 Large Jar Pure C/| n Honey . UH-G Buy Delicious Apples, Oranges, Ba nanas and Grape Fruit at 57 Steps. 2 Pounds Red Emperor CQa Grapes . UJl# 1 Car Sliced Hawaiian EAn Pineapple . JUl# 1 Large Jar Beech Nut . CEp Pineapple Preserves . UJl# 1 Large Jar Beech Nut EOf. Quince Jelly . JUl# 1 Large Jar Beech Nut QEp Rasberry Jam . WJl# 1 Large Jar Beech Nut 9Ep Strawberry Jam . JJl# 1 Large Jar Beech Nut 9E« Red Currant Jelly . JJl# 1 Package Dromedary Qflp New Dates . JUl# 1 Package California 18c 25c Package California 9Of* Raisins .-. tUl# Try Our Orange, Lemon and Cit ron Peel. 5 Pound Pail Peanut <M 7K Butter ... 0 1 ■ * J Excelo Cakes Don’t Fall. Buy This Ready Prepared Cake Flour Here. 1 Pound Pearl 1 En Barley .. 20c Package Pop 1 Em Corn . IJ« 2 Packages Mince Meat ..,.. T’Uw 5 Pounds Christmas Cl 9E Candy . ? I. J J 57 STEFS ‘MELVIN’ SELLS FOR LESS FARMERS MEETING SATURDAY The annual meeting of the Holt County Farm Bureau will be held at (First publication December 18.) LEGAL NOTICE. Sarah Jane Nichols, Augusta Bent ley, A. H. Bentley, her husband, Na than Gaskill, Sarah A. Gaskill, his wife, William K. Wisner, C. F. Bates, The East Half of the Northwest Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Thirty-one (31), in Township Thirty-one (31), North of Range Sixteen (16), West, in Holt County, Nebraska, The Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty-two (32), in Township Thirty-one (31), North of Range Sixteen (16), West, in Holt County, Nebraska, and all persons claiming any interest of any kind ir said real estate, or any part thereof will take notice that on December 17 1919, William A. Williamson as plain tiff, commenced an action and filed his petition in the District Court of Holf County, Nebraska, against you anc each of you as defendants, the object and prayer of which is to quiet anc confirm in the plaintiff tbe title to anc peaceable possession of the follow ing described real estate situated ir the County of Holt and State of Ne braska, to-wit: The East Half of the Northwest Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter anc the Northeast Quarter of the South west Quarter of Section Thirty-om (31); and the Northwest Quarter o: Section Thirty-two (32), all in Town ship Thirty-one (31), North of Range Sixteen (16), West of the 6th P. M and to remove the clouds upon the title of plaintiff caused by the claim: of said defendants of some interes in, title to, or lien upon said rea estate and that said defendants ane each and all of them be forever bar red and enjoined from claiming, as serting or maintaining any interes in, title to, or lien upon said rea estate or any part thereof and fo such other and further relief as miP be equitable in the premises. Plain tiff further prays that a certain rea estat# mortgage or trust deed upoi said real estate executed by Jess Dwight Purintan to J. H. Keith, trus tee for Eugene Westervelt, Novembe 24, 1886, and filed for record in th office of the County Clerk of sai county November 25, 1886, and re corded in Book 18 of Mortgages a Page 456 and duly assigned to th said defendant Sarah Jane Nichol on October 13, 1893, be cancelled an set aside on the ground that it ha been paid and satisfied. You are required to answer sai petition on or before Monday, Januar 26 1920. WILLIAM A. WILLIAMSON, 28-4 Plaintiff. ‘ By Lewis Chapman, his attorney. the Court Room in O’N ‘ill, Saturday December 20th, at 1 o’clock sharp We have an excellent sp >aker for tha date; Mr. N. W. Gaines of the Exten ■ion Service. Officers v ill be clecte< and an outline for the coming year: work made out. I am sure the meet ing will be of interest : o all farmer: and would like to hav the Cour Room filled with farmers from nl parts of the country. F. H. LANCASTER. COUNTY FAIR ELECTS OFFICERS J. J. Thomas will head the Holl County Fair Association the ensuing year. Mr. Thomas was selected with out opposition at the annual meeting of the association held Tuesday. M E. Vernon was elected vice-presidenl and Arthur Ryan secretary-treasurer Hugh McKenna supervisor of grounds The report of the retiring officers President J. J. Harrington and Secre tary Frank Campbell, published last week in The Frontier, was receivec and approved. The meeting fixed th( the dates for next year’s fair as th< last week in August, which is one week before the state fair and whicl will thus enable many exhibitors ai the local fair to enter their prize winning exhibits at the big show The officers-elect were empowered t< select a board of directors to assisl in making the coming fair one of th« best ever held in Holt county. “MARCH FIRST.” March First usually means moving day for the renter, but this year il will also mean moving day for a large number of owners. Read the sale bills. “Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction the following described property.” They don’t saj where they are going because they dc not know. There is going to be ar awful scramble for farms all over the country March 1, and as to renting farmers away from here are clamor ing to rent our land at three or foui times the rent formerly paid by home tenants. If the winter had been open anc favorable for showing land there would not now be a good farm eithei for sale or rent in the county, anc there is yet going to be a mad rush for farms before March 1. The farmers who are living here have the advantage over an outsider because you know nearly every individual farm while the outsider has to ex ercise his judgment and take a chance. You are established here and know just how to handle the land for the best results. You are acquainted with all the business men and bank ers and have your friends and rela tives here. No doubt, you are mem bers of different Farmers Unions and have stock in your union stores and elevators and telephone lines. You 4 , will have to give all these things up . when you leave here and start all : over new. I have about a dozen of the best 1 j improved farms in the vicinity of i O'Neill and Atkinson that I will sell and give possession March 1. You i can buy one of these farms on easy . term? and move on them March 1, and be ready to go to work. 28-1 C. M. DALY, O’Neill, Nebr. Won’t Answer Purpose. A clubman tells of a young friend of his, a very methodical youth re cently graduated from a northern uni versity, who, upon setting up his own IlProg'ra/rr^: FRIDAY, DEC. 19 Select Pictures Presents Constance Talmadge —in— “HAPPINES A LA MODE” Comedy. ’ SATURDAY, DEC. 20— Paramount Artcraft Wm. S. Hart —in— ‘‘BLUE BLAZES RAWDIN” —also— Two Reels Comedy. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24— Paramount Production Featuring Billie Burke —in— “LET’S GET A DIVORCE” —also— FORD WEEKLY THURSDAY, DEC. 25 Fox Production Standard Featuring The Lee Kids —in— “DOING THEIR BIT” t ■ FRIDAY, DEC. 26 Select Presents Alice Brady —in— “ORDEAL OF ROSETTA” —also— COMEDY SATURDAY, DEC. 27— Artcraft Production With Douglas Fairbanks —in— “HEADIN’ SOUTH” —a Iso— TWO GOOD COMEDIES Don’t forget our Big Special New Years Eve. Also matinee New Year’s Day. “Shubert” will pay these extremely high prices for Nebraska Furs muskrat N?l EXTRA URGE ' NH LARGE N?l MEDIUM N9I SMALL I N« 2 EXTRA TO AVE»*C« EXTRA TO AVERAOR EXTRATO AV«WAO« [^KXTHATO_AVCRAg>J_MtOJW£»»_gVAL^ WINTER 4.00to3.50 3.25to275 2.50to2.00 1.75to 1.50 175to 125 FALL 3.00 to 2.75 2.50 to 2.25 2.00 to 1.60 1.50 to 175 1.50 to 1.00 aOYOTE I Ke»vyFarred,c»«i|30.00 to 25.09 22.00 to 18.00115.00 to 12.50 llO.OO to 8.50110.00 to 5.00 Ope, .r ijeaiijss 22.00 to 18.00 16.00 to 14.00 12.00 to 10 00 8.00 to 6.00 8.00 to 4.00 SRUNK f Tn°I EXTRA LARGE I N2| LARGE N?l MEDIUM N'9I SMALL GOOD UNPRIME EXTRA TO AVERAGE EXTRA TO AVERAGE IXTRATQ AVERAGE EXTRATO AVERAGE AS TO 1 QUADTY. BLACK 15.00to 12.00 11.00 to 9.00 8.50to 8.00 7.50 to 6.50 7.00 to 4.09 SHORT 10.00to 8.50 8.09to 7.00 6.50to 6.00 5.75to 5.00 5.00to 2.50 NARROW 800to 7.00 6.50to 5.50 5.25to 4.75 4.50to 4.00 4.00to 2.00 BROAD 5.00to 4.03 3.50to 3.00 2.50to 2.00 1 75to 1.00 1.50to 75 • These extremely high prices are based on the well-known ‘ SHUBERT liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. No. 3, No. 4, I and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. ^For quotations on other Nebraska Furs, write for ‘‘®llt dbubert #J)ipp»r, the ®*}ly T*h*kl* and accurate market report and price list of its kind published. It s rKcL « H'r:fe for it. A shipment to "SHUBERT” will result In “more money” — “quicker.” II you have no -SHUBERT TAG ENVELOPES” on hand, cut out tag below — paste on piece ol cardboard and attach to your shipment. 1 . i r __—__ 1_R.F.D_BOX N?_ b STATE___COUNTY * !i!d> > THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD , DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN AMERICAN RAW FURS 25-27 WEST AUSTIN AVE 2636 CHICAGO, U.S.A. | establishment, undertook to look after liis own domestic affairs. “As an evidence of his orderly na ture,” says the clubman, “I offer this: “Desiring to mark his laundry for purposes of identification, he in scribed his name on one piece and marked the others ‘ditto.’ ”—Buffalo Commercial. x Wouldn’t Be Missed. Recently a man who fancied ha had six or seven different diseases was staying at a cost resort for his health. One morning the invalid met the doctor that he was accustomed to call upon every time he thought he need ed a new brand of pills. “Good morning, Mr. Jones/’ said the doctor, cheerily. “How are you feel ing this morning?” “Rather good for me, doctor,” weakly answered tha patient. “While bathing yesterday I swallowed about .1.+ ■■■■■ .g a tableipoonful of salt water, which seemed to benefit me. Do you think I might take a little more?” “Why, yes,” answered the physi cian, with an inward smile. “I don't think that another tablespoonful or two will be missed.”—Philadelphia Telegram. , The Frontier, only $2 per year. Typewriter, Carbon and copy paper for sale at this office. ■ \ Advance Suggestions For the Christmans Dinner We Have Everything in Our Stock That You Would Wish to Buy OLIVES CELLERY PICKLES LETTUCE CHOW CHOW CUCUMBERS INDIA RADISH GREEN ONIONS CHILLA SAUCE RADISHES MUSTARD DRESSING APPLES j SALAD DRESSING ORANGES j OLIVES CHOW BANANAS j FRESH HORSE RADISH GRAPES CRANBERRIES GRAPE FRUIT | PLUM PUDDING FIGS j SWEET CIDER DATES j % | NUTS AND CANDIES OF ALL KINDS It is our aim to give your order our most prompt I attention. R_. R. Morrison jjS^SsESSsEEs^SiiSjjsjlSESEEEESSESSssSSSsHSEEiSESESESiiiEiSiSElEiE^^ESSElEEEiEESES^SSfiS^SSSSESSlISS I > '' ' v--' •