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Richard Barthelmess
‘'The Patent Leather Kid”
Sun. and Mon., Sept. 16-17
No Greater Story of Love—Honor—Courage has
ever been told!
He was a fighter with gloves—she was full of fire
and fight—primitive—Sweet-hearts . . . they fought
each other . . . and loved. Just two humans. Came
war!... Love of country ... and glorification of love
through sacrifice—danger—death! It’s big! It’s
real! It’s life!
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Hats ■ Dresses
Fashion and Economy combined in our complete line of new Fall
dresses and Millinery; Featuring a splendid line for the stout figure. j
Chapman’s Style Shop
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C. P. Hancock drove to Lincoln the
first of the week taking his sister-in
law, Mrs. H. H. Johnson, who has been
visiting here, home.
THE ROYAL THEATRE’
Home of Good Pictures
-Thursday-Friday, Sept. 13-14
“LOVE ME AM) THE WORLD IS
MINE”
with the greatest cast ever assembled.
Mary Philbin, Norman Kerry, with
George Seigmann, Betty Compson,
Henry B. Walthall.
-I- Saturday, Sept. 15 -
Tom Mix and Tony in
“ARIZONA WILD CAT”
When Tom Mix got through with
the eastern crooks they promised never
to fool again with Arizona Wildcats,
T. N. T., buzz sawrs or cyclones.
-Sunday-Monday, Sept. 16-17
Big Special—Richard Barthelmess and
Molly O’Day in
"THE PATENT LEATHER KID”
The Patent Leather Kid is a pugilist
w'ho sneers at partiotism when war is
declared, and is disgusted when his
girl goes across to do her bit.
—Tuesday-Wednesday, Sept. 18-19—
Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton and
Mary Brian in
“PARTNERS IN CRIME”
Mike Doolan and “Scoop” McGee,
the former a detective and the latter
a reporter, are thrown into a gang
warfare innocently. Doolan catches a
gangster robbing a store, but Smith,
the robber, escapes and kidnaps Dem
ing, former district attorney.
-Thursday, Sept. 20 -
Tom Mix and Tony in
“PAINTED POST”
See Tom Mix as an amateur hotel
keeper in the midst of a stranded
group of beautiful chorus girls.
- Friday, Sept. 21st -
Sally O’Day, Molly O’Day, Larry Kent
and J. Murray in
“THE LOVELORN”
Astory for Hearts “Advice to Love
lorn.” Real entertainment.
-Saturday, Sept. 22
Rex Bell in
“THE GIRL SHY COWBOY”
Whoopee! Here comes Rex Bell,
the screens’ Western ace, in his latest
romance-comedy thriller.
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Loretto Ryan went to Chicago
last week, where she will teach this
year.
The Omaha Cold Storage Company
have closed their cream station in
O’Neill.
A son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Keithley, residing west of
O’Neill.
Mrs. Edna Simonson is visiting her
sist&r, Mrs. Gearge McCarthy, at
Superior.
Dr. J. P. Gilligan is visiting his son,
Dr. John Gilligan, at Nebraska City,
this week.
Tracy Gwin suffered a broken jaw
last Sunday when he fell upon the
cement sidewalk.
Bert Hubbard expects to return to
his college work in the state univer
sity next Tuesday.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whaley residing
northeast of O’Neill.
Mrs. Lorena McManus went to
Chadron last Saturday, where she
will attend school the coming year.
Dr. Spencer and wife, of Mankato,
Kansas, were visiting at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Carter the first of
the week.
Mrs. Pete Hereford sustained a severe
injury the first of the week when a
knife she was using entered the palm
of her hand.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Leach and daughter, Mar
garet, drove to Yankton, South Da
kota, Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Simonson, who has been
visiting relatives here for some time,
left Saturday for her home at River
ton, Wyoming.
Mrs. J. C. Harnish went to Neligh
last week and accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Carnes to Lincoln to at
tend the state fair.
P. J. Weingartner and nephew,
George Weingartner, left Wednesday
for a visit to Rockford, Illinois, and
Racine, Wisconsin.
T. F. Birmingham drom home a new
Studebaker “Commander” from Oma
ha the first of the week, which he
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Birm
ingham.
3ELF - RISING
PANCAKE
FLOUR
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So Light and Tender
Made
THE GOOCH WAY
For golden-brown pancakes that melt on your
tongue—use Gooch’s Best Pancake Flour.
This self-rising flour is a perfect Pancake Flour
ready-mixed. You need only add water, stir
and bake. In 10 minutes you are serving your
^best yet” pancakes—fragrant, fluffy, tender.
Ask your grocer how you can get a Wcar-Ever
’Aluminum Pancake Griddle.
GOOCH MILLING &T ELEVATOR _CO.
Lincoln, Nebraska
600
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downey re
turned home last Sunday from an
extended trip west in the interest of
the O'Neill Photo Company.
Smith & Warner Motor Company
have delivered a Pontiac sedan to Guy
Hull and a Pontiac coupe to Ben
Rhodemvald during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Christie Yantzi and
Mrs. Sam Barnard, returned Tuesday
evening from Casper, Wyoming, where
they visited Will Barnard and family.
Pat Enright, of Seattle, Washing
ton, has been visiting with his father,
John Enright and with other relatives
here . He expects to leave for his
home Monday
Mrs. John Dierks, of Nebraska City,
was visiting the first of last week with
her brother, Homer Mullen and wife.
Mrs. Dierks will be remembered here
as Antenette Mullen. ,
The little five year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKim, fell from a
windmill tour Wednesday evening and
suffered a fractured right arm. I)r.
Finley reduced the fracture.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Urlaub cut the thumb of his
left hand quite severely Tuesday while
playing with a razor. Dr. Carter used
four stitches in closing the wound.
Arbuthnot & Reka sold cars the
past week to the following: Mrs.
Bartunek, sedan; Wm. Tottenhoft,
truck; Frank Burival, coach; R. E.
Sanders, roadster; Mrs. Willcox, of
Inman, coach.
Roy Warner and Forest Smith were
in Norfolk Sunday looking after busi
ness connected with the Pontiac for
which they are agents. Mr. Warner
drove over to Stanton for Mrs. War
ner and the children, who have been
visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ulbrich left
Wednesday morning for Los Angeles,
California, where they will make their
home. Mr. and Mrs. Ulbrich have been
visiting at the home of the latter’s
parents, Attorney and Mrs. L. C.
Chapman for the past week.
The rain of last Tuesday evening
amounted to .02 of an inch, and was
general over this part of the state;
some localities received more than this
amount but all parts of the county re
port a good soaking rain. A heavy
wind accompanied the storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rodenwold, of
Corvallis, Oregon, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Anna Hughes. Mr.
Rodenwold, who is an instructor in
the school at Corvallis, has a year’s
leavisqf absence and has just returned
from a visit at Des Moines, Iowa.
Chas. Reka and Wm. Shaughnessy
returned home Wednesday from a
week’s trip to Rosette, Wyoming,
where Mr. Reka was looking after his
land. On the return trip they stop
ped over a day at Hot Springe and
went through Wind Cave and other
places of interest.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Mrs. Fred Bredehoft spent Monday
with her father, George Kohler.
Mrs. George Fink spent the day
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Snyder.
Ernest Perkins, wife and son, Bob
by, autoed over to the Chambers
country Sunday
Lloyd Henry, wife and daughter,
Betty, of Holdrege, Nebraska, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Snyder.
Less Hough and wife, Charles Grass
and Mrs. Cora Hamilton and son,
Claude, autoed up to Lake Andes Sun
day where they had dinner and visited
with their cousin, George Wiest and
family.
Frank Snyder and wife and George
Fink and wife returned home from Te
cumseh Tuesday of last week. On
their way they stopped in Lin
coln and took in the fair; also visited
Tuesday with Mr. Snyder’s father.
While they were gone they all gather
ed at the Park in Nebraska City for
a family reunion. There were over
forty relatives there.
SURROUNDING AND
PLEASANTVIEW ITEMS
Mrs. Hannah Richards was in
O'Neill on business Monday.
School at 160 begun Monday, Wayne
Root, of Atkinson as teacher.
Elmer Warner was a caller at Chas.
Diehl’s home, Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Barnes and
son, Fred, were in O’Neill Monday.
Mrs. Ivan Cone was operated on at
the Wilson Hospital in Stuart Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Walnoferreturn
ed home from the state fair Friday
night.
Robert Strong Jr. returned home
from Norfolk Saturday after several
days visit.
Mrs. Joe Kulrik and children were
visitors at School District 159 Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson were
in Atkinson Wednesday and called on
Mrs. Youngblurg.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klingler, of
O’Neill, were dinner guests of his
parents Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnes and son
returned to their home after a visit
with relatives in Omaha.
Mrs. Jack Cleary and son, John,
were in O’Neill Monday and called at
the Bochee home on their way l^ome.
Rev. Gammet, of Inman, preached
to a well filled house at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strong Sunday.
Mr. Crawford, of Beemer, has been
buying up calves for buyers of Sioux
City and staying at the home of Mrs.
Hannah Richards.
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Meet Us
—and—
Eat
—at the —
Club Cafe
—during—
The Holt County Fair
Sept. 1S-I9-20-21
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From Saturday, September 15 to Saturday, September 22
Banana Sale
Friday and Saturday
Sept. 14 and 15
Extra Fancy California
SANTA CLARA
PRl’NES
Per Pound
C1 A
upl/
Teene VVeene Peanut 23C
Butter in Toy Pails
Strawberry Preserves, ORn
A real fruit tub
Kelloggs Bran Flakes 1(1«
package «Ub
Better
Everybody in and around
knows the Excellent quality
of our Queen Quality Flour.
Homo Owned Stores Inc. are
coming into their own.
We now have a buying Power
of 460 Stores, all within the last
three months. This will mean
much in the way of savings to
our thousands of customers.
Your nearest Home Owned
Store will always save you
money.
Ross E. Harris
Food Market
47 Phone O’Neill
Banana Sale
One of the greatest Banana
Sales of the season will be held
at our store Froday and Sat
urday, September 14 and 15.
Attend the Holt County Fair
this year
Make our Store your
Headquarters
Banana Sale
Friday and Saturday
Sept. 14 and 15
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MONARCH TOMATO
SOUP
Per Can
Very Special
MEEK ANI) VICINITY.
Dan Hansen trucked hogs on Mon
day for Hubby Bros.
Alex Borg trucked hogs to O’Neill
Monday for his father.
Howard Rouse purchased a new
Tudor Ford Sedan Saturday.
Little Merril Hicks has been ill the
past week with stomach trouble.
The Howard Rouse family visited on
Sunday at the Hubby Bros. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith spent
Sunday at the Orville Harrison home.
Miss Elbertn Spindler, of Norfolk,
spen*^ the week-end visiting with her
folks.
James Spindler and Arthur Devall
called at Frank Griffith’s Monday
evening.
A. L. Borg trucked three loads of
calves to O'Neill for Ralph Young on
Thursday.
Levi Yantzi trucked four loads of
cattle to O’Neill on Thursday for
Rouse Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young spent
Sunday at the Clark Young home near
Opportunity.
Rev. H. H. Beers will preach at the
Pleasant Valley church on Sunday
afternoon at three o’clock, September
23rd.
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Worth on Saturday.
Mrs. Worth will be remembered as
Ina Karr.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Dan
Hansen on Wednesday afternoon.
Quite a large crowd attended and Mrs.
Hansen served a delicious lunch.
Eric Borg had the misfortune to
lose a good milk cow last week from
bloat. Four other cows became bloat
ed, but were doctored soon enough to
save the rest of them.
Miss Kathryn Taylor came from
Bristow Saturday evening for a few
days’ visit at the Eric Borg home and
with other relatives and friends.
The Larkin Club met at the home
of Mrs. Alex Borg Friday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Hicks, Mrs. Claude Hull
and Mrs. Alex Borg as hostesses. A
bon-fire was built and wien’ - roasted
and various other eats w served.
A good time was had by i
O ARLAN D
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Announces the Appointment of
Smith & Warner Motor Co.
O’Neill, Nebraska
As Associatee Dealer of
D. S. Kidder Motor Company
Norfolk and Sioux City.
WE announce with pleasure the appointment of anew
local dealer who has been selected because we believe
his organization will reflect the high standards Oakland
has set for selling and servicing its motor cars.
Call on this new dealer. Ask him to show you the Oak
land All-American Six, the new car that has won the
admiration of all America.
See also the New ^reries Pontiac Six, with its vivid new
style ami scores of engineering advancements, including
4-wheel brakes, at no increase in price.
And remember that this new dealer is authorized to
sell Goodwill Used Cars, available only through Oaklund
Pontiac dealers and offering thoroughly dependable
transportation at remarkably low prices.
Whether or not you are planning to buy, the Oakland
Pontiac dealer will welcome your visit to his salesroom
at any time. Stop in and see him!
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR COMPANY, PONTIAC, MICHICAN
OAKLAND
All-American Six
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The New Series
PONTIAC SIX
745 ... *)175
All Pricea at Factory
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