The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, November 01, 1928, Image 5
► WHEN YOU PAY CASH PAY A CASH PRICE Flour 10c 10* I «JU OQ* 6Ub -Fancy Patent, None <M CQ Better, 48-lb. Sack ^ I iv J Regular 5c Baby Ruth _ Candy Bars _ itmor Cranberries one quart _ Coffee—Dad’s Favorite Blend Coffee, pound _ l wdered Sugar, C. & H. Cane, 3 Pounds_, _ •I bnson’s Prepared Floor Wax, 1 Pound Can _ Marshmallows, Fresh and T der. Why Pay More? lb. Pa cake Flour, Self Rising Flour. 4 Pound Sack_ C nation Milk. Large Size, per can ______ F. P. Peanut Butter— in glass jar _ Rice, Fancy Blue Rose No. 1. 3 Pounds _ Gold Dust—Large Package _ _ Pnbst Special Malt, Large Can .... WHY PAY MORE? All Virgin Wool Men’s Suits or Overcoats . 23c 84c 18c 23c 10c 27c 25c 26c 44c $17 John J. Melvin Sells for Less 57 Steps VOTE FOR JUDGE DICKSON! A district judge is to be selected at the coming election for Holt, Rock, Brown, Boyd and Koya Paha Counties, comprising the Fifteenth Judicial Dis trict. A most important office to the people of the district; and every citi zen should he interested in seeing that the right man is elected to fill this office, A district judge should be a man of unquestioned and proven legal ability; sterling integrity and upstanding citi zenship. Judge Dickson meets these requirements, his years of experience and his exceptional and satisfactory administration of justice on the bench especially fits him for this most im portant office. He has the confidence and respect, not only of every lawyer in the district, but of the citizens at large; litigant and lawyer know that every case will be fearlessly and hon estly decided upon its merits. He has no judicial favorites, every man re gardless of his nationality, financial standing, religious or political views, has his case decided upon the law and facts as he honestly sees them. He has filled the office with honor, credit and distinction; he is interested, and has interested himself, in the better ment of every community of the dis trict; he is ever ready to assist in the correction of conditions which work against good citizenship. The people have absolute confidence in his integ rity and ability. Vote for Judge Dick son and be assured of the continuance of the due administration of justice, and that without fear or favor. (Political Advertising) TO THE VOTERS OF HOLT COUNTY I am a candidate for the office of County Judge on the non-political ticket, and I feel as though I will have no trouble, if elected, in discharging the duties of that office. If elected, it will be my honest endeavor to deal fairly, honestly and impartially with all questions that may come before that Court. I will have no favorites —everybody will stand on an equality before the Court who may have busi ness there. If you can see your way clear to favor me with your support for this office. I assure you that it will be highly appreciated. Yours sincerely, m. h. McCarthy. BOISE-K LFERS. James Boise and Miss Sylvia Kifers both of Stafford, Nebraska, were mar ried by County Judge C. J. Malone at his office last Saturday. 5r/c INTEREST NOW. I have private money for choice farm loans at 5% interest. 5% R. H. Parker, O’Neill, Nebr. 5% FOR SALE A few exceptionally good Poland China spring boars and gilts. Also 37 fall pigs. 23—f S. R. ROBERTSON, Joy, Neb. BAZAAR. The Marquet Ladies aid society will hold p bazaar and serve lunch at the Paddotk town hall all day Tuesday, November 6th—election day. 23-1 A dozen personal gift problems solved—send your photograph. Good, old friends will appreciate it because it’s you—a gift that money can’t buy. J Time is required for careful work manship in finishing fine photo graphs so don’t put off your visit to our studio. Frames made to order. O'NEILL PHOTO CO >4 The Texas Company announces the opening of anothei 1 evaoo Sen'ir-r tv,-,.,-n f convenience of local motorists. This new station, situated on— Douglas and Second Streets -—will be ready to welcome motorists day after tomorrow. The Texas Company extends to all owners and drivers a cordial invitation to inspect its facilities and appointments. I Every provision has been made for convenience, prompt ness and comfort. Full measure pumps dispensing the new and better Texaco Gasoline. Comparoscope tanks giving visible evidence of the clean, clear, golden Texaco Motor Oil. Servicing equipment for chassis lubrication, renewing gear lubricant or changing oil. Broad driveways, free air and water—and courteous attend ants alert at all times to please every customer. Remember the date and make it a point to visit this new Texaco Service Station on the opening day. THE TEXAS COMPANY, Texaco Petroleum Products \The NEW and BETTER GASOLINE 7^CLEAN, CLEAR, GOLDEN MOTOR OIL \ FREE ON THE OPENING DAY A coupon, good for two quarts of golden Texaco Motor Oil, will be presented, free, to all who make an initial purchase of five gallons or more of Texaco Gasoline on the opening day. Texaco Motor Oil ia a clear, golden color because it in free from all cylinder stock, tars, paraffin wax and other imparities. It is a perfect lubricant, full-bodied in all grades — and does not form carbon or gummy resi dues in the engine. Less engine wear and better performance are certain. O’NEILL Gl’N CLUB WILL HOLD A BIG DONATION SHOOT SUNDAY Next Sunday the O’Neill Gun club will hold a “Donation” shoot at their grounds east of O’Neill in the after noon. The prizes were all donated by the business men of O’Neill. The prizes may be seen in the windows of the Warner & Sons hardware store. DEMONSTRATION OF CONOCO ETHYL GASOLINE Continental Oil Company Will Have Interesting Demonstrations at O’Neill. Mr. George Urlaub, manager of the A. & R. Service Station, and Arbuth not & Reka, local representative for the Continental Oil Company, an-, nounce that they arranged to have a demonstration of Conoco Ethyl Gaso line, to be held in the show room of the Arbuthnot & Reka Garage. This demonstration will be held all day Tuesday, November Gth. Mr. Arbuth not announced that a representative of the Ethyl Corporation would be in charge of the demonstration and would discuss the benefits which are to be derived from the use of this product and the methods of its manufacture will be explained in detail. A special invitation have been ex tended to people of O’Neill and sur rounding territory to attend this edu cational meeting and demonstration. These meetings have been held all over the state of Nebraska, and the inter est given them by the motoring pub lic has been very pleasing, and your time will be well spent to take off a few minutes to see this demonstra tion. FINK-SAUERS. Marvin B. Fink, of Newport, Ne braska, and Miss Eleanor Sauers, of Lincoln, Nebraska, were married at the parsonage of the Methodist church by the pastor, Rev. O. A. Fortune, last Saturday morning at nine o’clock. Howard Meyer and Edna Counc were attending witnesses. ANOTHER TREASURE HUNT PASSES INTO HISTORY The winners of the treasure hunt of the preceding Sunday—Mr. and Mrs Roy Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lindberg sponsored the “hunt” last Sunday evening. The clues seemed to be extra hard ones and kept the hunt ers busy until along toward the wee hours of the morning. Following is a list of the clues, the solution of which may be found on the last page of this issue: 1— Paramount I soar on wings. 2— Starting at the intersection 4th and Douglas proceed North to “the end of the road” face “setting sun” and journey on for 1780 yards then on % the same distance in the direction the ducks fly, slowly cautiously return to staring point—For a lawabiding citi zen this is an easy one. .1—(20- 12-26-15) (11-12-8-7) 4—Dreams of Spain Lattices so fair I love in vain For my castles in the air. 5—Its toasted. t!—36-2343 Nebraska 1028 7— A pretty bauble or a toy Will delight any girl or boy But this easy little clue Is created to please just you. 8— An Indispensable element for foundations of numerous civic im provements and roads. A great abun dance surrounds me. 9— A grim reminder out of the past Of a phase of time that has for its motto only— The survival of the Fittest. 10— To find me will not be hard Just keep within the yard— Limit your activities to this space And you’ll find me right in place. 11— Try this on your Piano. (Notes from Prisoners Song) 12— When you delve deep down in your secret code Can you resist the lure of the open road No, Then haste to me, spirit free In a hoboes pullman togather we’ll flee Thru a world of adventure and ro mance we’ll roam After which perchance we’ll enjoy the security of home. BRAVE AVIATOR PORTRAYS REMARKABLE MOVIE SCENE To “Rod’’ Roger . famed as a pilot but unknown as notion picture ac tor, goes the credit for performing the greatest death scene ever record-) cd on the screen. “Rod” Rogers por trays an American aviator, mortally wounded in a plane shot down in flames from an altitude of 6,000 feet. The sequence was desired fry Wil liam Wellman, director of the now fa mous air epic, “Wings” which will show at the Royal theatre on Novem ber 1. 2, and 3. Taking the plane up through and above the clouds, facing an electri cally driven camera fastened to the front of the cocknit. Rogers cut his tiames and deliberately plunged the “ship” into a tail-spin. Wien scarcely 1,000 feet above the eround, Rogers suddenly “came ’ o lire.” He grabbed and pulled the stick, straight out, circled around and made a perfect landing. i Maytag Washers I am selling and demonstrating the MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES which is on display in the windows ot the H. E. Coyne Hardware Store in O'Neill. 1 will be pleased to demonstrate this unequalled washing machine in your home any time, without charge or obligating you in any way. Electric or Gas Power. Sold on easy terms. H. W. Tomlinson i., .!fr • * . > ' *•