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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1940)
The Frontier D. H. Cronin, Editor and Proprietor Etatered at the postoffice at O’Neill,: Nebraska, as Second Class Matter. SUBSCRIPTION One Year, in Nebraska $2.00 One Year, outside Nebraska..., 2.25 Every subscription is regarded as an open account. The names of subscribers will be instantly re moved from our mailing list at ex piration of time paid for, if pub lisher shall be notified; otherwise the subscription remains in force at the designated subscription price. Every subscriber must understand that these conditions are made a part of the contract between pub lisher and subscriber. Display advertising is charged for on a basis of 26c an inch (one column wide) per week. Want ads 10c per line, first insertion, subse quent insertions, 6c per line. BRIEFLY STATED Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Chapman of Omaha, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. Chapman’s mother, Mrs. James McPharlin, left on Monday for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davidson and daughter, Eileen, drove to Stuart on Monday to visit their son, Jim mie, who is in the Stuart hospital recovering from an operation. Dr. J. P. Brown left on Sunday for Chicago, Illinois, where he will attend a convention of railroad physicians being held in that city this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Herre drove to Linoln, Nebraska, on Sunday, taking their son, Jimmie, to that city to enter his second year at the university. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Gleason, of Randolph, Nebraska, spent Sun day in O’Neill visiting at the home of Mr .and Mrs. P. B. Harty and other relatives. Mrs, Anna Jordan and daughter, Dorothy, left on Monday for Oma ha, where Dorothy will enter her sophomore year at Creighton Uni versity. Miss Eileen Davidson left Tuee- j day for her home in Omaha after m visiting here for a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davidson. Rev. B. J. Leahy of Laurel, Ne braska, and Rev. C. A. Beyersdorf er of St. John’s, Deloit, were in O’Neill, Tuesday and Wednesday visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bain, of Greg ory, S. D., came over Wednesday to attend the celebration and to visit with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McNally announce the birth of twin boys on Tuesday, September 17. The boys have been named David Gerald and Michael Terrance. Miss Helen Darcy, of Omaha,left Saturday for Creighton, Nebraska where she will visit before return ing to her work in Omaha. While in O’Neill Miss Darcy was the guest of Miss Grace Connelly. Mrs. F. M. Brennan and Miss Bernadette Brennan returned on Friday from a ten days visit with Colonel F. M. Brennan nt Fort Knox, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Em met Dayle at Chicago, Illinois. Drs.* Gadbois & Stewart, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists, of Norfolk, Nebraska, will be in O’Neill at Dr. Carter’s office all day Wednesday, September 25. Glasses fitted. 18-2 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Smith, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Madison, and M rs. R. R. Smith, Jr., and son, Dick. I drove to Omaha and Council Bluffs last Sunday and spent the day there visiting relatives. Melyvin Ruzicka, Jimmie Wall ing, Bernard Madison, Marvin Johnson and Oscar Schulte drove to Norfolk on Tuesday evening, where they attended a meeting of Gamble Store employees. Bill Beha, who has been here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I W. H. Beha for the past six months, left Thursday morning to resume his work at the Grassland Hos pital, New York State. Harlin C. Brugger of Gordon, Nebraska, was before the county judge on September 18th charged with operating an overloaded truck. He pled guilty to the charge and was fined $10.00 and costs of $4.45. Wayne Johnson, of Hay Springs, arrested on a complaint signed by Patrolman Harry Brt was before the county court on September 17th, charged with overloading hie truck. He pled guilty, was fined $10.00 and costs of $3.10. Mrs. Pete Heriford and Miss Ag nes Reznicek drove to Grand Is land on Monday, taking Mrs. Opie Chambers, who has been visiting here to that city, where she took the train for her home at Los An geles, California. Miss Dorothy Newman and Miss Margaret Martin entertained eight, een guests at a pre-nuptial shower at the home of Mrs. James Mc Pharlin on Friday evening, honor ing Miss Lillian Nightengale, who is to be married soon. Mrs. Hugh Coyne and daughter, Nadine, left on Monday for Lin coin, where Miss Coyne will at tend the University of Nebraska, this year. For the past two years Miss Coyne has been attending St. Teresa’s at Winona, Minn, The new Western Auto Associ ate Store which is being opened by Mr. Allan Jaszkowiah, formerly of Rushville, Nebraska, will be open ed to the public on Saturday, Sep tember 21, and the formal opening will be held some time in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reiser, of Friend, were in the city the lat ter part of last week visiting rela tives and friends. While in the city Mrs. Reiser was a pleasant cal Jer at this office, extending her subscription to this household nec- j essity. Mrs. Walter Warner and her j mother, Mrs. Olive Pendergast j drove to Lincoln on Thursday, where they visited Mrs. A. E. Bow en, who is in the hospital there re covering from a serious operation. They returned home on Monday evening. Herman Glaser and Louis Pfaff, both of Fairfax, S. D., were in county court on Saturday, Septem ber 14th on a complaint signed by Patrolman Lawrence Russel, charg ing them with operating a truck outside the reciprocity agreement. They pled guilty to the charge and were fined $10 and costs of $4.05. Frontier Want Ads (Jet Results. • ^ THE ability to make money and the ability to accumulate it are two entirely different things. In that difference is the difference between failure and success. The O’NEILL NATIONAL BANK Capital. Surplus and This Rank Carries No Undivided Profits, Indebtedness of Officers $140,000.00 or Stockholders. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Outlaw Grocery IN WEST O’NEILL Groceries - Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Lowst Prices in North Nebraska Two Truckloads of Missouri Apples and Pears LARGE RED JONATHAN APPLES GOOD EATING AND <| Bl'SHEL COOKING ADDLES ■ (Including Sack) /# GOOD COOKING AND rAUkimr DCADC_PER bushel basket no vAnnlnU I CAnj (Including Basket) . ## EXTRA FANCY NO. 1 PEARS EATING AND CANNING— £«| Uer Bushel Basket (Including Basket) . ^ I *0# ice cold watermelon :;::,—r POTATOES T.“" HOT 80c GRAY BLOCK SALT 50-Pound OCc BLOCK .„ Wl Cream Corn, Tomatoes, Hominy, or Kraut Fancy Standard lc n. 2 cans./ OXYDOL Qc Small Package . 0 Large 10c Package . 10 Giant AQi Package . la P. & G. LAUNDRY SOAP lAc a LARGE BARS . IQ VINEGAR 10c GALLON _■ 0 JAR RUBBERS Oc RED—PACKAGE 0 JAR LIDS 11c MASON—DOZEN ...... 10 MASON JARS ZCc QUARTS—DOZEN Ov SUGAR CA 7E 100-LB. BAG ..... STB* I«l Armour’s Meats and Cheese MINCED HAM AND BOLOGNA 1<V,c PER POUND . "fc AMERICAN OR BRICK CHEESE iQc 2-POUND CARTON ... “0 ARMOURS STAR Spiced Luncheon Meat One of the finest lunch 01^ meats sold—POUND fc I C BACON SQUARES SMOKED PER POUND . OMAR FLOUR 48-LB. BAG The OUTLAW Theatre will close after Sept. 18 until next spring, as the ' nights are getting too cold. ATTENTION FARMERS Buy Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance on your Auto 5-10-5 limits for $12.00. Town Automobiles $15.00 for same coverage. No restrictions as to use, drivers or mileage driven. L. G. GILLESPIE, Agent O’NEILL, NEBRASKA A Annual Feeder Calf Show and Sale O’Neill Sale Pavilion Monday, September 30 Show—9:00 A. M. Sale—12:00 NOON PLAN TO CONSIGN YOUR CALVES TO THE BEST SALE IN THE COUNTY Advertised in telling livestock papers BIGGER AND BETTER SALE EACH YEAR “Where Breeder and Feeder Meet” SPONSORED BY O’Neill Lions Club O’Neill Business Men Holt County Farm Bureau James W. Rooney, Mgr. Lyndle R. Stout, Mgr. _ ____ HOUSE LAMPS G.E. licensed and American made. Gamble's Bonded House Lamps. 16-28 Watt, Each. 6 FOR 49* POCKET i KNIVES I A wide assortment ■ of sizes, colors and 1 styles. Spldal Sale Price 19* s=s= *4,*» SSgs SS« )' ROYBLUE FLASHLIGHT CELLS Royblue No. 1 or No. 2. New fresh | stocks. Each I 4* During our Fall Festival we offer prices on our Crest Tires which are 40% off our list price when bought in pairs. Why buy a fifth line tire, when you can get first line tires at these low prices? Bear in mind these prices are on our First Line Crest Tires. Crest Tires are positively guaranteed in writing to give complete satisfaction for the full life of the tire without limit as to time or mileage. IKS**. _CREST TIRE PRICES Your When Bought Price In Pairs Our Li*t One Your Price Si*e Price* Tire Per Tire 44071 $9.75 $5.25 $5.15 450 20 10.35 6.35 6.21 450 21 10.70 6.55 6.42 \ 475/19 10.95 6.70 6.57 | 475 20 11.00 6.85 6.60 4 500/19 11.65 7.15 6.99 500 20 11.95 7.35 7.17 500 21 12.45 7.60 7.47 * 525/17 11.95 7.60 7.17 Your When Bought Price In Pairp Our Lipt One Your Price Si»e Price* Tire Per Tire 525 18 12.60 7.85 7.56 525/20 13.15 8.3S 7.89 525/21 13.55 8.55 8.13 550 16 12.50 8.25 7.50 550/17 12.90 8.45 7.74 600 1 6 14.05 8.85 8.43 625 16 15.80 10.00 9.48 650 16 17.05 10.40 10.23 f Prices positively advance alter this sale. | ’This list price is before allowance for trade-in. ALL TIRES INSTALLED FREE Poy Ai cf\t for Wwt Low At JUT Pay Mo. SfiecitU SALE PRICES Super Floor and Porch Enamel, Per Qt $ .69 Super Truck and Machin ery Enamel, Per Quart. .59 Magicol Paint, Per Quart. .45 Per Gallon. 1.49 4 Hour Enamel, 1/22 Gallon. .17 4 Hour Varnish, Per Quart.65 Per Gallon. 2-49 Kalsomine, 5 lb. pkg . .25 s Washable Casein Paint, 6 lb. pkg... .53 --- 13 NON-FADING SUPER QUALITY Can be washed easily with mild soap and water. Enough wallpaper and bor der for a large room. Cg 75 A (3.40 value.'LJO Enough for a small OQ( room. A (l.T* value 03 Standard Quality WALLPAPER Enough wallpaper and bor der for a Urge room. SC *1.38 Enough for a nil room. . 69* l r 2 GALLONS \00% PURE PENN. - -MOTOR Olg^S FREE of Charge With This New Fibre-Glass Insulated Battery 3 YEAR GUARANTEE (on a service basis). New fibre-glass retainer mats bring still longer life to Tiger Batteries. Retards “shedding.” TIGER SUPER-ACTIVE 61-PLATE BATTERY. For Chev., Plym., Pontiac, Olds., Essex, etc. Guaranteed 3 years on a service basis. Model WG1-61-110. Exchange Price . Tiger Cub Battery, 39-Plate. $949 Exchange Price. Oil Not Included With Above Battery ALL BATTERIES INSTALLED FREE FALL PAINT SALE! (■AMBLE. 5 SUPER QUALITY HOMEGUARD HOUSE PAINT Made ol the finest ingredi ents—white lead, zinc oxide, titanium dioxide and pure linseed oil, Special Sale 5Gal’. Drum, J029 Per Gallon. ftlHr Single Gal. Lots.. . $2.39 GAMBLE’S STANDARD QUALITY HOUSE PAINT An excellent quality low priced house paint priced extremely low for this Bale. Available in popular shades. 6 Gal. Drum, Per Gallon. Single Gal. Lots._$1.49 UTILITY OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT $1.00 100% PURE PENN. OIL 2 Gal. Sealed Can • .i vr • I Finest Pennsylvania motor oil 5ou can buy. Pannit Ho. tit. lefinery sealed cans. Compare with oils selling for (Sc per at. • Quart AQt Sealed Can.90' Prices Include Can and Federal Tax VARCON MOTOR OIL Extremely fine quality. Efficient Imbrication — kmc ilia. Tour money back V not satisfied. In Sealed Can 2 98* 5 Gallon $ A If A Sealed Can * min M wF Includes Can and Federal Tax DUROPLO MOTOR OIL Good in quality, yet low in price. An efficient lubricant. If Afi 2 Gal. Sealed Can.. £-.J Includes Can and Federal Tax 10< ALLOWANCE For Any Old Spark Plug When traded in on a set of 4, • or 8 Gamble's Deluxe Twin Point Spark Plugs. Regular Price, each in sets SOc Allowance For Old Plug .. 10c Your Net Exchange AAP Price, each in sets .. BOY'S FOOTBALL A full sized durable football. Good quality rubberized fabric cover. AQC Leather laced. vO Regulation Size Cf QO Prep Football rL?0 REFUSE CAN Uz** *0 nllon alia. Hot dipaaA *alv»aU.l Drop tumdlw. iSrtJX„.»L09