It is easy to tell. The bustle and merriment;
tbe good fellowship. We are wishing you,
and You and YOU all the good things
that 1944 can possibly bring.
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DRY CLEANERS
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
For many years in succession
we have been wishing our friends
and customers a Happy New
Year. It is with the greatest of
pleasure that we now renew this
custom. Many thanks, and every
good wish for you.
O’Neill National Bank
With the Hun on the way out,
there is unusual cause for re
joicing this New Year’s of
1944. So, let us make merry
in the fullest sense of the
word.
We wish you a Happy New
Year, and look forward to
greater service to all of you
in 1944.
Travelers Insurance Go.
R. E. Moore, Supt.
1944
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Our entire business ha>be» built upon
friendship. We look upon all our customers as our
friends, and are determined to give them the friend
liest service possible. It is our aim to wrap up a little
friendliness in each transaction.
TlldllkSj friends, one and all, for the privi
lege of serving you. And we want to say right now,
as fervently as we can say it . . .
HAPPY NEW YEAR
WE SELL FOR CASH AND SAVE YOU MONEY
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CONSISTENT LOW PRICES THE YEAR ’ROUND
SoME day soon we hope
to thank you personally for your
kindness to us during 1943. But right
now, with the Spirit of New Year's in
the air we want to say
HAPPY NEW YEAR
BIGLIN BROTHERS
F what value b gratitude if k
forever remains unexpressed?
We are grateful to you for the
loyalty which has enabled us
to make measureable progress
during these difficult times.
And we want you to know it.
WE WISH FOR YOU IN 1944
LOADS OF GOOD LUCK
ANTON TOY
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
★ Above Nio danger
of the midnight bells
one might hoar the
ringing of another
Boll, whose chimes
moan "life, liberty and
the pursuit of happi
ness."
In your pursuit of
happiness during 1944
wo wish for you the
fullest measure of at
HAGENSICK
DRESS SHOP
★ The mcae we enjoyed
in 1943 is not merely the
resdt of chance. It is the
accumulating reward of
Long years of effort on
osar part to give the most
in quality and service for
your money. That policy
holds good in 1944, a
year which, we hope, will
shower many blessings
upon you.
Lloyd’s Booterie
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WE oan hanOy wish you 996
SUNNY days during 1944.
but we can and do wish you 946
HAPPY days. Wo hope that tho
coming year brings you more true
happiness, true friendships, and
more opportunities than any year
that has gone before.
* * *
Spelts-Ray Lumber Co.
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★ The first Union Flag of 13 stripes
-was unfurled by George Wash
ington on New Year's Day, 17/?
This is another good reason far
rejoicing at this time, for Old Glory
is a symbol of freedom wherever
it waves.
So, Happiest New Year to you,
and God bless you, one and aDI
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Ben Franklin Store
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T IS on New Year’s that we keep
“open house”—a happy old tra
ditional custom. On such occa
sions how important that one’s
home be inviting and comfort
able. We have been particularly
fortunate for many years in that
we have helped our customers
and friends to make their homes
more livable.
To all whom we have thus
served, to all whom we may
servfe in the future, we send the
season’s greetings.
Central Finance Co.
ABOVE THE CLOUDS
(Continued from page two)
Catholics they weren’t any too
enthusiastic about pouring out
their life’s blood on a Methodist
manure pile, union or no union.
“I won every battle I ever
fought up there above the clouds,
but I usually got licked as soon
as I got home. My mother had
no objection to clouds in their
proper place, but she said she was
not going to have me tracking up
the house with them. To say noth
ing of the way they smelled.”
The Misses Regina and Agnes
Ruher left Friday for Omaha,
where they will visit for a week.
Aviation. Cadet Ted Manzer, 19,
has just commenced the Army’s
Primary Flight Training Course
at 'Hiunderbird Field No. 1, Glen
dale, Arizona. A-C Manzer, the
son of Mrs. Myrtle Manzer of
O’Neill, Nebr., is a graduate of
the O’Neill High School. When he
entered the armed service Feb
ruary 2, 1943, at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo., he was employed by
the Montgomery Hardware, of
this city. He served at Jeffer
son Barracks, Sioux City and
Santa Ana, Cal.
Pfc. Warren Steele returned to
Lincoln Sunday, after spending
Christmas here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Osenbaugh and family..