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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1936)
The Frontier A H. Cronin, Editor and Proprietor Altered at the Postoffice at O'Neill, Nebraska, as Second Class Matter. Mae Year, in Nebraska $2.00 One Year, outside Nebraska 256 INMAN NEWS About $86 was netted at the Ladies Aid bazaar last Saturday afternoon and evening. The ladies are very grateful for the patronage given them. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cow-perthwaite, Mrs. George Miles, Mrs, C. J. Malone and Mrs. L. A, Carter, of O'Neill, were here Saturday even ing attending the M. E. bazaar. Mrs. E. L. Spann, of Atkinson, waa here Sunday visiting her grandmo ther, Mrs. Mary Hancock i Several Inman people attended foeeral services for Mrs. Herman Rakow at Pege Monday afternoon. Word was received Monday morning of the death of Mrs. E, H. Maxcy' at Bayard, Nebr. Rev. and Mrs. Maxcy had gone to Bay ard two weeks ago for Mrs. Max cy’» health and apparently she was improving. Rev. Maxcy had re turned to Inman Saturday to hol< services at the M. E. church bu was called back to Bayard Saturday evening. Mrs. Maxcy passed quiet ly away Sunday evening. Funera services will be held on Thursda; at Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. John Conard. an< daughter, Mary Lou, and Misi Helen Anspach, of Emmet, am Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Anspach am children, of Jnman, were Sundaj dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johr Anspach. Mrs. L. R. Tompkins is .spending this week in Norfolk with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Doughtj and other relatives. PLEASANT DALE Mrs. Ed Heeb and Edna called at the Gerald Miles home in O’Neill Tuesday to see Miss Helen Murphy, who has been ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. William Schmohr son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lorenz and son and Mrs. Wm. Ernst and daughter spent Saturday evening at the Guy Beckwith home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagman and Family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaaf, of Atkinson, were Sunday visitors at the Joe Winkler home. GIFT SHIRTS 98c $1*49 $1*95 THESE shirts were ordered specially to grace our gift counters in the approach to Christmas. They are best grade broad cloths and shirting linens. They are in whites, plain colors and patterns. They are well made in all detail and will lit. The styles range from collar and cuffs attached to detached collars. Some have matching collars. ... All sizes, 14 to 18*/2 ANTON TOY Quality Merchandise U & I STORE “ 3 Free Deliveries Daily Fresh Milk and Cream CRISTMAS DINNER MENU Cocktail—Fresh Fruit Seysame i Relish—Mixed Olives and Celery Hearts Roast Young Tom Turkey with Chestnut Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Mint Sherbet Assorted Rolls and Butter Pineapple and Cottage Cheese Salad with French Dressing j Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce Mince Meat Pie with Rum Egg Nog Ice Cream with Sauce Fruit Cake A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of CHRISTMAS NUTS and CANDY at LOW PRICES! SPECIALS—GOOD UP TO CHRISTMAS ORANGES—Med. Size (Not Small)—3 Doz.50c APPLES—Winesaps, will keep—per bu. $1.79 GRAPEFRUIT—Large Size—6 for.25c CELERY—Well Bleached—per bunch ..10c SUGAR—10-lb. Cloth Bags 56c COOKIES—“Golden Sandwich”—2-lbs.25c KRAFT’S MACARONI and CHEESE DINNER Contains Grated Cheese and Macaroni Ready to Cook—Convenient and Inexpensive—Per Package...15c DEL MONTE RED SALMON—1-lb. cans 27c “FOLGERS” COFFEE—Drip or i Regular Grind—Per Pound . 32c CORN MEAL—White or Yellow—5-lb. Bag _22c RALPH TOMLINSON, Proprietor I Relatives and friends of Mrs. Peter Claussen were shocked by the ' news of her sudden death Friday - evening. I Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Lorenz, Mr. ' and Mrs. Otto Lorenz and Elmer Lorenz drove to Sioux City Satur I day morning and spent the day 1 visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Rob I ertson. George Weber, of Stuart, called at the Joe W'inkler home Sunday. 1 Raymond returned with him to help with the farm work. Mrs. Guy Beckwith and children and Mrs. Ralph Beckwith and children visited at Fred Beckwith’s Sunday afternoon. A Christmas program and pie social will be given at the Pleasant Dale school Friday evening, De cember 18. Three Harshberger boys, of Hum bolt, Nebr., are visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Kee. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Beckwith and daughter were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Segar Sun day. The pupils of school district’s No. 11)2 and G7 gave a very inter esting program Friday evening,; December 11, followed by a box 1 social. The program was given in | district 19£ to a well filled, house. | Elsa Lou Ohmart and Maxine O’-1 Connell are the teachers and are to ; be congratulated on the success of j their efforts with the pupils. W. K. Buck, of Orchard, is spend ing a few days at the home of his sister, Mrs. S. M. Ohmart. Several people from Center Union attended the service at the Gospel Chapel m Atkinson Sun day afternoon and evening, where revival services have been conduct ed for the past two weeks. 1 ■— — i I Toys and Gifts Crowds are filling our store every day to get the latest in Toys and Gifts. Dolls, Toy Furniture. Games and Books. Gifts for the whole family. EMMET ITEMS The Christmas vacation begins in the Emmet schools Wednesday, December 24. The tehchers will go to their homes, Miss Harris to Page, Miss Kellar to Chambers and Miss Pongratz to her parents home northeast of Emmet. Mrs. Clyde Allen was a guest MIIIIIIWlHIBWIlWIHIMIIllllilBMMBBMWMMM Christmas Week is I HOME COMING 1 | TIME | | for Many A Family I Now' is the time for you § to have that family group | taken. We will come to your ! home and take these photos | without breaking up your | good time for a trip to the | studio. Call , S. Downey residence, 138-J O’Neill Photo Company iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiHiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiinflinnRHiiHiuiuiinfiifHHiiiiii ■ YOU CAN BUY THESE I I J7/u£o^\ “SSSttss Number at^S Wow _ m.* USED CARS . with confidence 1932 Chevrolet Coach This ear with itso-fully enclos ed brakes, powerful but econ omical 6-cylinder motor, offers you many miles of low cost transportation. Motor has been reconditioned with new pistons, new rings, and pins. Car is also refinished with New Dulux paint in our shops. Carries an OK. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe Fully enclosed brakes, cable controled. Economical 6-cylind er motor. Good tires. Refin ished with New Dulux paint in our shops. This car has been carefully checked over and is a good value in a moderate priced coupe. Be sure to see it today. Carries a Red OK tag. 1930 Chevrolet Coach Motor has been checked, new rings installed, valves ground, extra good tires, good uphol stery. New Dulux paint. This popular model will give extra low cost transportation. Can we demonstrate it to you today ? Carries a Red OK tag. You can walk into our used car store, pick out any car bearing this Guaranteed OK tag, and buy it with absolute confi dence in its quality. It will give you genuine satisfaction! We get the best of the popular makes of cars offered in trade. We make it our business to put these cars in the finest condi tion, both as to body and mechanical parts, before offering them for sale. We carefully check the whole car. Then, and only then, do we affix the Guaranteed OK tag—our warranty of satisfaction. Come in—see these cars— today t . SEE US FOR USED CARS ' L, with an that counts 1935 Chevrolet Long wheelbase Truck One of the best used trucks that we have had for a long time. In extra good running condi tion. Extra good rubber. Large hot water heater, Prestone in the radiator. All parts of cab in good condition, and fenders very good. NO TRADE SPECIAL! 1936 Ford Coupe Good, tires. New carburator assembly, new distributor as sembly. Runs very fine. Equip ped with good hot air heater. We have priced this car to sell without a trade in, and at a price that should move it at once. A real bargain is waiting for you here. CMAO Carries OK. *Pl*4t*l Here Are Some Other Used Cars That Offer Good Value 1933 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE COACH. Motor reconditioned. Extra good tires, good uphol stery. Car has been refinished in our paint shops with New Dulux paint. Six cylinder mot or, hydraulic brakes. 1931 STUDEBAKER DICTAT OR COUPE. This is a sport job, six wheel equipment, with good tires, and hot water heater. Motor has been checked over. Car has good brakes. Can we show you this good used car? 1929 ESSEX SEDAN. Has ex ceptional upholstery, and the car is in pood operatinp condi tion. The low price on this car will furnish you with low cost transportation. No reasonable offer will be turned down on this car. 1929 CHEVROLET COACH. Good paint. Fair tires. Good motor, and upholstery in pood condition. The above is only a sample of our used stock. We have many other cars and trucks not listed. So, if you do not see what you want, come in anyhow, perhaps we have the used car or truck in stock that you want. 1929 FORD TUDOR. Model A. Has a very good motor, new paint, upholstery in good con dition, and car has been checked over and adjustments made. We are used car headquarters, and we make every effort to make all our used cars not only worth the price that we ask for them, but will deliver good transportation ir regard to the price paid. Miller Bros. Chevrolet Co. O’Neill, Nebr. Phone 10( Sunday night at her parents home east of O’Neill. She returned home Monday. The pupils of the Emmet school will sing Christmas carols on Sun day evening before Christmas. ^ Herman Grothe made a business trip to Norfolk Tuesday. Dorothy Lewis and Kathleen Cad-* (Continued on page 5, column 1.) For BEST RESULTS CONSIGN AND BUY THROUGH THE Atkinson Livestock Market “Your nearest and best market.” Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Fat & Stock Hogs Auction Every Tuesday starting at 12:30 p. m. Our selling charges are very moderate. If we do not sell your livestock, we charge you nothing. Send your next shipment of livestock to Atkinson. v I $1 050 Opportunity knocks but once! You’ll not have a chance like this again soon! We’ve taken our better winter coats and re duced them to this low price ... so they’ll sell quickly! Smart woolens, luxuriously fur trimmed! For misses and women!, . —_JJL BARNHART’S CHRISTMAS TREES a « Northern Spruce—Special Prices! FRUIT SPECIALS LARGE ORANGES—Per Dozen.31c MEDIUM ORANGES—Per Dozen 20c SMALL ORANGES—Per Dozen.18c TANGERINES—Medium Size—each lc PINK MEAT GRAPE FRUIT—3 for.10c APPLES GANO APPLES—Eating & Cooking—5-lbs. 25c JONATHANS—Per Bushel . $1.49 ARKANSAS BLACKS—4-lbs. .25c ARKANSAS BLACKS—Per Bushel.$1.98 ROMAN BEAUTIES—4-lbs. 25c—per bu.$198 DELICIOUS APPLES—Per Dozen .30c POTATOES IDAHO RUSSETTS—Peck, 40c—100-lbs. $2.29 MEAT DEPARTMENT Week-End Special HAMBURGER—Per Pound 15c ROUND STEAK—Per Pound .. l$c No. 1 DRESSED HEN TURKEYS, GEESE and DUCKS at MARKET PRICE MINCE MEAT—Large 28-oz. Jar.25c - - - --l~- -— HEADQUARTERS FOR XMAS CANDY HIGH QUALITY CANDY—Per Lb. 10c to 25c PURE APPLE CIDER Made from Jonathan Apples. With your own container—per gallon .30c FRESH VEGETABLES FOR XMAS WEEK Tomatoes Cauliflower Radishes Yams Green Peppers Shallots Celery Cranberries Lettuce PRIDE OF THE ROCKIES FLOUR
