EMMET ITEMS
Mrs. Clyde Allen and Miss Mary
Claussen visited the Emmet school
teachers Monday evening.
Melvin and Shirley Luben and
, June and Dorothy Fox drove to
Clearwater Sunday to visit friends
and relatives. Doris Luben, who
had been visiting in Clearwater,
returned home with them.
Little Mary Lou Conard has been
on the sick list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle McKenny
left Tuesday for their home in
Darby, Montana. They have been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lowery and other friends and
relatives.
Jess Wills has been unable to
carry the mail for a few days
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O’NEILL
HATCHERY
this week on account of a slight
attack of the flu.
A miscellaneous shower was held
at the Homer Lowery home Friday
afternoon honoring Mrs. Merle
McKenney, formerly Miss Lucille
Lowery, of Darby, Mont., who is
here visiting. She received many
beautiful gifts.
MEEK AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Devall and
son, Dwayne, spent Saturday even
ing at the Charlie Linn home.
Mrs. Charlie Fox and son, Har
old, spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Will Kaczor.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Art Auker Thursday. A
lunch was served at 1 p. m., after
which the following program was
rendered: Piano duet, Mrs. Bob
I Worth and Mrs. Art Auker; tab
leau, Silver Night, Mesdaines A. L.
Borg, Virgil Hubby, Sam Robert
son, Emmet Slate, Albert McDon
ald and Rudolph Johnson; musical
Reading, Mrs. Sam Robertson, with
Mrs. Worth at the piano; piano
solo, Mrs. Bob Worth; reading,
Mrs. Art Auker; pantomaine, ’Twas
the Night Before Christmas, Mes
dames Albert McDonald, Emmet
Slate and Sam Robertson; distri
bution of gifts by Santa Claus, in
honor of Mrs.: Arf Auker; The End
of A Perfect Day, Mrs. A. L. Borg,
with Mrs. Bob Worth at the piano.
Mrs. Viola Searles,‘who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. A1 House,
at Ponca, returned home Saturday
night. She reports that Mr. House
who was badly injured in an ex
plosion, is improving rapidly and
is out of danger.
Lois Jean and Ilene Robertson
were overnight guests of Laverne
and Helen Borg Saturday.
Allen Spind'er and Bob Gunn
Pre-Christmas SPECIALS ]
At Our Store
Should be of Special Interest to you this year!
We have prepared for it—as never before.
CHRISTMAS TREES
We want you to see our 400 tree assortment at. prices
you never heard of before—and a different quality
that will not shed like others. 1 Re
2'/z-foot Tree for .. lUl/
sLXT 20c, 30c, 35c L? 75c T!\, 1.25
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL CHRISTMAS GOODS
TO SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES!
PEANUTS OCp
Large Jumbo, 2-lbs. _tOu
MIXED NUTS
All No. 1 Grade, No 00P
Peanuts Included, Lb. LLxt
PEANUT BRITTLE 1|IP
Per Pound ..... I U v
APPLES qor
Bushel Basket V O U
Chocolate Covered 00p
CHERRIES, Lb.£0C
CHRISTMAS 101p
MIXED, Per Lb_ I 2 C
LARD 9Cp
SOAP CHIPS OC
Blue Barrel, Large udb
PAN CAKE FLOUR ORp
2 20c pkgs. for only ..... tub
FLOUR 1 QQ i
48-lb. Patent. liUU
HOLLAND QQ
HERRING, Keg ODC ]
FOLGERS QQ- !
COFFEE, Lb. tdb |
Large 10o
ORANGES, Doz. I UU
CORN MEAL 17
Yellow, 5-lbs. IlC
OATMEAL 1Q
5-lb. Bag .. I3C
LIMA BEANS OE
3 Pounds _ tUU
LENTLES OCa
2 Pounds for ..... fc\ie
POPCORN OE
3 Pounds fcJU
PEAS—Dried Green OCn
4 Pounds for .. tub
We invite you to our store—or phone your
orders. We deliver. Phone 83-W.
SCHULZ STORE I
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA
There Must Be A Reason!
People don’t get easily excited these days, but
when they find a whole store full of everything they
need . . . and want ... at incomparably low prices,
why it’s no wonder the Food Center is forging ahead.
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Bananas, per lb.. 6c
Cranberries, per lb. . . 15c ]
Sweet Corn, 3 cans . . 25c j
M-J-B Coffee, per lb. . . 29c j
Jell Powders, 6 for . . 25c ]
Matches, per carton . . . 18c ]
Peanut Butter, quart jar . 23c j
Pink Salmon, per can . . 13c ]
Bran Flakes, 3 packages . 19c j
Crackers, 2-lb. box . . . 18c j
Oxydol, 25c value . . . 21c j
May Day Coffee, 29c value 25c j
Animal Cookies Christmas Trees j
Christmas Candies Walnuts
Pecans Brazils Almonds
Peanuts Mixed Nuts
O’NEILL FOOD CENTER |
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spent several days with Leroy
Spindler last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Borg and
Marvel, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Hubby were dinner guests at the
Howard Rouse home Sunday.
Dinner guests at the Harry Fox
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Will Kaczor and Edward, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Nelson, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hubby.
Arthur Rouse spent Sunday
evening at Frank Griffith’s.
Several of the Ladies’ Aid tied
comforts for May McGowan Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Ross of Crookston,
has been visiting relatives here for
the past two weeks.
Mr. Hendrix and granddaughter,
Lucille, of Atkinson, spent a few
days recently at the home of an
other of his granddaughters, Mrs.
Paul Nelson.
Dan Hansen sawed wood for Mr.
Dalton the first of the week.
Miss Hazel McDonald was a
guest of Mrs. Carl Widtfeldt Tues
day evening.
PLEASANT DALE
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Keeney
and daughters were week - end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Segar.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lorenz and
Glen came home Sunday from a vis
it with relatives at Grand Island.
Arthur Bellar, who has been
quite ill the past two weeks is much
better,
Mrs. John Lawyer spent Friday
in O’Neill with her daughter, Mrs.
Lester Jonas.
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Young on No
vember 21. She has been christen
ed Arlene Ann. Mrs. E. R. Young,
of Atkinson is helping take care of
her new granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Coleman of
Phoenix, and Mrs. Vera Hickman,
and mother, Mrs. William Bantz
and Fred Beckwith enjoyed dinner
with the Guy Beckwith family on
November 25.
A miscellaneous shower was
given for Mrs. Rex Beckwith, a re
cent bride, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Beckw'ith in O’Neill on
Saturday afternoon, Novemuer 27.
The afternoon was spent making
scrap books of the bride and groom
from the time they were a year
until they were old. Magazine
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GLASTONBURY PLATE
QUALITY
Silverware -
Values to $12.50
Specially priced at
Choose From 20 Different Pieces
Coffee Pot . . Relish Dish
»
Candle Sticks
Cocktail Shaker
Sugar and Creamer
Syrup Jug with Plate
Well & Tree Platter
Tea Pot
Bowl . . Candelabra
Water Pitcher
Sandwich Plate
Meat Platter
Gravy Boat and Tray
Double Vegetable Dish
Vase
Centerpiece
3-piece Desfeert Set
During the past few months the price of
silver has nearly doubled, but we will dispose of
our stock of silverware at the old prices.
26 PIECE SET—“Prevent Tarnish Container”
With Hollow Handle Dessert Knives,
Stainless, now sells for *1 O C C
$33.50—Our Price.- X 7»Ji)
34 PIECE SET—“Prevent Tarnish Container”
With Hollow Handle Dessert Knives,
Stainless, now sells for /S F A F
$44.00—Our Price...
W. B. GRAVES --Jeweler
pictures were used. Mrs. Gus
Soger and Mrs. Vernon Keeney
won prizes in the contests and lists
of dont’s were prepared and given
to the guest of hono1 to read. The
bride found her gifts by the aid of
alarm clocks. Mrs. II. L. Seger, of
Royal, helped the hostess serve a
dainty lunch late in the afternoon..
Beryl Bock, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Beck, who live about five
miles northwest of Emmet, received
a broken leg when he was struck
by a hit and run driver. Berly was
helping his brother fix a fence
when the accident happened.
Miss Leona Winkler spent last
week visiting relatives near Stuart.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Seger enjoyed
n reunion of their family at the
homo of their daughter and hus
band November 25. All members
of their family were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winkler and
family were dinner guests Thanks
giving day at the Frank Weber
home in Long Pine.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lorenz and
son were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Lorenz Sunday.
There is something almost touch
ing in the humble and generous way
in which John Bull is willing to
give Uncle Sam the lead in pun
ishing Japan.
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NOTICE
The Grady Store
will be open to the
public until the pre
sent stock is sold.
MRS. ELIZABETH
GRADY
We Have A
GOOD WILL GIFT
for Everyone!
WE WANT TO GIVE YOU A HANDSOME
T^AATTl^ T T'T'l? All Purpose
iV VV JLIY 1^1 1 Hf electric lantern
Something which you need and which would cost you $1.00 if purchased at
any of the stores in which it is sold.
THIS IS NOT A CONTEST! YOU DON’T HAVE TO “WIN” ANYTHING!
No puzzle to solve—no subscriptions to sell or pay for! Subscriber or
non-subscriber, you are equally welcome to receive this fine gift. This is how
you get it:
LONG~P» STANCE!
flood light
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THE LANTERN IS FREE!
Just come in and ask for it; it comes to you
with our compliments and a sincere hope that it
will prove useful to you for years to come—hut
here is what you MUST DO to obtain it. You
must pay for your own accessories, (batteries and
bulbs) to operate it. We do not furnish free
batteries and bulbs—like buying gasoline for your
car, you have to pay for your own and you MUST
pay for the set that accompanies the lantern, at
the cost-to-us price of 40c per complete set, un
less you wish to obtain a FREE SET by taking;
advantage of our ADDITIONAL OFFER, which
is shown at the bottom of this announcement.
YOU HAVE HEARD OF
THE KWIK LITE LANTERN!
We think you already know all about the
famous KWIK LJTE l.antern which has proved
to be such a sensation wherever it has been in
troduced by newspapers to their readers; however
if you have not seen it, here it is. Note that it i*
not just an ordinary lantern but a decided im
provement in safe dependable lighting.
KWIK LITE does not have just one light
—it has two—an unbreakable trouble light on top
and a long distance, focusing type, headlight in
front. This searchlight is capable of throwing a
beam a distance of .100 feet, thus being suitable
even for an emergency headlight for your car,
should your lights go out some night on the roadL
The body of the larttem is of light weight
steel, done in attractive silver finish, with base of
contrasting red, blue Or green. Switches and
focusing button are located conveniently on the
back of the lantern.
You will need this lantern every day—on
the road at night, working on tire or car—down
in the cellar or dark closet, finding something laid
away there—about the home, or out in the barn.
No fire hazard with Kwik Lite either. These are
some of a hundred places you have needed and
will need this fine lantern.
4 VT.X RPMPMRPR! You muy *,ave one ^or ,hl“ axkinK—we have one for you either in
r\liLr I>IHjIX. stock or on the way ami every paid subscriber to this newspaper will
get his lantern if he will simply ask for it. This is NOT a limited time offer, we’re going to keep right
on giving away lanterns, week in and wt*ek out until each of you have one. However, we’ll appreciate it
if you'll call or write as soon as you can, but before you do, be sure to READ—
OUR AMAZING ADDITIONAL OFFER!
If, when you receive your lantern, you decide to pay a year’s subscription to The Frontier
in advance, we will make you an ADDITIONAL PRESENT of the complete accessories to operate
it—complete battery and bulb equipment for your lantern, thus giving you TWO GIFTS instead
of one.
And for each additional year you pay you will receive an ADDITIONAL set of free access
ories. Think of it! A free lantern and one complete set of FREE ACCESSORIES, for each
year’s subscription you may wish to pay when you receive your lantern. This additional offer
is entirely optional, however, you need not pay a subscription when you get your lantern unless
you wish to do so.
YOU SHOULD ACT NOW!
We cannot too strongly urge you to
take advantage of this extraordinary offer.
This is a real gift—something you will be
glad to receive and which you can put to
practical use every day. You will thank us
many times for bringing it to you. If you
can’t com^in, use the coupon below, (if you
wish to receive both the free accessories
and the lantern)*
MAIL COUPON IF YOU CANNOT CALL
AT THE OFFICE
THE FRONTIER,
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA:
Enclosed find $2.00 in payment for my subscrip
tion, (new or renewal) to The Frontier. It is under
stood that this amount will pay my subscription for
one year and entitle me to a complete set of ac
cessories for my FREE LANTERN which I will call
for as soon as convenient.
Subscriber _____
Address __ _«.--—:-V -a