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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1925)
A FULL SIZE PACKAGE OF Kellogg s ‘PEP’ With a Purchase of 1-pkg. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 1-pkg. Kellogg’s Krumbles, 1-pkgTKelWs All-Bran - At the Following Stores: * ’I Headquarters for Free Package of “PEP.” WE PAY CASH FOR Butter and Eggs WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF Staple and Fancy Groceries Ben J. Grady Phone 126. Phone 68. Four Packages of Breakfast Food for the Price of Three. " ■ ■ —- J s Four Packages of Breakfast Food for the Price of Three. J. P. Protivinsky Grocery SATURDAY SPECIAL Chocolate Drops, per pound ....... 15c Macaroni Shelletts, 4 Boxes ....'.. 25c Matches, 6 Box Carton..... 20c Pinapple, Sliced, large can ...... 35c Royal Anne Cherries, large can..... 25c White Naphtha Soap, 6 cakes..... 25c Puritan Malt Syrups.. 65c Headquarters for Free Package of “PEP.” * Headquarters for Free Package of “PEP.” “Pep” Is What You Want Four Quart Cans Assorted Fruit. $1 00 Nash Coffee, per pound ... ^ Palmolive Soap, 3 bars ..IZZIZZZI" 25c Vinegar, per gallon... s*! 40c Sugar, 13-pounds .. ^ WE BUY AND SELL WHAT WE CAN. CASH BUYERS OF Yantzi & Son CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY [ Four Packages of Breakfast Food for the Price of Three. ’ V- _ .. .A Four Packages of Breakfast Food for the Price of Three. - l “Pep” Is Free WE HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT IN Staple and Fancy Groceries gf-'Sr FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Mrs. S. A. Horiskey Get Your “Pep” at our store. I NOTICE. People who use books from Grat tan Township Library must return books to librarian and not leave them on the steps to be carried away or destroyed by the elements. Failure to return books to librarian as speci fied will bar further use of books to such person. J. P. GILLIGAN, Chariman Board. M. E. CHURCH NOTES. The Sunday morning services will begin at 10 o’clock, Sunday School at 11 o’clock. Epworth League at 7 o’clock p. m. Preaching services at 8 o’clock. The revival meetings came to a close Sunday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Benedict left for their home Mon Like a Leak in the Garden Hose “Listening in” Weakens the Conversation The tiniest leak in the garden hose will re duce the pressure of water at the nozzle. So, too, does “listening in” on a party telephone line, while others are using it, weaken the conversation. The electric current on a telephone line car ries a conversation most effectively when only the receivers of the two persons talking are off the hooks. ^This is esp. dally true when longdistance calls are made. Practicing the golden rule on party tele . phone lines is essential to good service. Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. BELL SYSTEM On* Policy * One System - Universal Servian day morning at Tacoma, Washington. The Epworth League gave a re ception social Wednesday eveing to welcome the new converts into the church The Ladies Aid are meeting Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Henry Ritts. The Boy Scouts ball team play the Paddock boys Friday afternoon at Paddock. BIRTHS AT STUART (Stuart Advocate.) A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kunz on May 26, 1925. A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schaaf, May 20, 1925. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Qttele, May 22, 1925. A little boy was born to Mr. and Mrs Harry Johnson, May 23, 1925. A little daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Judge, May 24, 1925. --f | Royal Theatre I HOME CF GOOD PICTURES - FRIDAY - Mary Brian in “THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL” Comedy - SATURDAY - Buck Jones in “THE CIRCUS COWBOY” “Great Circus Mystery.” -SUNDAY & MONDAY Blanche Sweet and Conrad Nagel in “TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES” Comedy and News. — TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY — Mary Jane Irving in “THE GOOD BAD BOY” Comedy --- THURSDAY - Pauline Starke and Wallace Berry —in— “THE DEVIL’S CARGO.” Comedy Thursday is Family Night—The entire family for 50c. Coming— “North of 36.” On June l*th and 15th. A little girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Connell, May 25, 1925. An eight pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson at Nor folk on May 7, 1925. Mrs. Carlson was formerly Miss Estella Gill of Stuart. Wm. Meyer has purchased the feed store of George Bowen and will con duct'the same in the future. George is advanceing for a theatrical show. SAVIDGE PLEASING GOOD CROWDS The Walter Savidge Amusement Company arrived Sunday and is now playing its annual engagement in O’Neill. Since the company appeared here last year there have been quite a number of additions and changes in the entire company, among these arc the addition of two side shows, Millers’ Model City, a minature city in full action and the Pit Show which exhibits a varied showing of inter esting attractions. The concessions are a few more in number thi3 year and at e 1 ept up to the usual standard kept by this company. i no Daviaga flayers are the featured attraction as heretofore and the players are all new to our people with tne exception of Lysle Talbot, better known here as Lysle Hender son, who played the role of leading man with Clint and Bessie Robbins when they appeared here recently. The stage settings and scenery are beautiful and are the most artistic we have seen under canvas. The plays are produced under the direct ion of Truman De Roame, who also is the leading man. Miss Vera Temple is the leading lady this season. The opening play Monday night was “The Love Test” and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large audience which turned out to greet the players. We believe the special ties are just about the best Savidge has ever brought to O’Neill. These are presented at each performance by Wade and Talbot and Davis and Chapman. A change in the arrangement of the plays has been made sinae the advertisement in last week’s issue and will be as follows: Tuesday, “The Gutter Snipe;” Wednesday, “The Girl He Couldn’t Buy;” Thurs day, “Putting It Over;” Friday, “What Every Daughter Learns;” Saturday afternoon, the matinee, “In Wrong” and Saturday night, “The Marriage Gamble.” The band which is unusually good this year, is under the leadership of Prof. Ralph Baker, as is the orchestra which is equally good. Band con / certs are given at 10:30 a. m. and wt 6:45 p. m. The free act is a decided novelty, and is given by the Sallars Tria> *at 3:00 p. m, and 7:00 p. m. It is weii worth your time to watch these clevesr. performers. With weather conditions favorable during the remainder of the week, tfW v company will no doubt receive ite usual liberal patronage in O’Neill. You Will Make No Mistake Our opportunity to serve you de pends only upon your decision to be come one of our customers. We greet every new customer with our best effort to serve him faithfully and well. This bank carries no indebtedness of officers or stockholders. • Resources over $600,000.00. O’Neill National Bank
