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the next time you buy a
CAR
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SOCIETY
Miss Mae Hammond <
Feted by Mrs, Dishncr
Mrs F. J. Dishner entertained
at a breakfast at h r home Sun
day in honor of Miss Mae H.
mind, of 0:naha. The.
were Mrs. P. P. Morgan, Mrs.
Ira Moss. Mrs. M. J. Golden and
Mrs. H. J. Hammond.
Redmonds Honored Guests
At a Steak Fry
Mr and Mrs. Jack Redmond,
of Omaha, w.re honored at a
steak fry Sunday evening given
. ‘ "~i
Wanted !
8
WAITRESSES
and
KITCHEN HELP
Slat’s Cafe
Wesl O'Neill •
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NO PRICE GOUGING AT
WESTERN AUTO
For 36 years — through wars, peace —
WESTERN AUTO has maintained low prices.
That policy still continues.
Increased manufacturing and distribution
costs may continue to cause reasonable adjust
ments _ but quality at fair prices will continue
to be WESTERN ADTO’S firm policy.
It is “SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK” at
A. P. JASZKOWIAK
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Western Auto Associate Store j
O’NEILL
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Plenty Of
MEAT
From Friday morning, July 12,
on ... Armour's and Cudahy's
Fresh Pork and Beef, Cold
meats of all kinds.
ICE CREAM
by the
—Pint
—Quart, or
—Gallon
Top Market Prices
For Your
EGGS
lc per dozen
EXTRA IN TRADE
Plenty of Cookies
and Candy
We have more hard-lo-get
grocery items on our shelves
for our customers than any
other store in north- Nebraska
Prince Albert or Velvet
TOBACCO
2 cans ...... I
All 15c Brand
CIGARETTS 12k
Mt
FRESH FRUITS
& VEGETABLES
of all kinds
-SARDINES
—MACKERL
—PILCHENCH
2 LARGE CANS OQc
for .
—PEACHES
—CHERRIES
—PLUMS
for Canning
Stock Up on Groceries now
before everything takes a
raise
, New E'eal Oil Co.
we sell the new .. .
General Tire
The best and longest lasting tire built today
All sizes of truck tires
GASOLINE - KEROSENE - TRACTOR FUEL
Bring your barrels and get our low' wholesale prices.
See the ASMUS BROTHERS for the universal
Buy one before the price
The New . . . raises! Use the Jeep for I
_ pleasure, as a pick-up, to pull
| 7* B A E ^ he-vy trailers, or do any kind
■ I i of farm work. Guaranteedio
• ■*—" do any job a 10-20 tractor will
' . , , do. Let us demonstrate it to
in stock now.
you.
bV Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Froelich.
rhe event was held at the Froe
lich home. The other guests were
Mr. end Mrs. E. M. Gallagher,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Stout, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Birmingham, Juliu s:
D Cronin, and J. A. Mann.
Friend' Honor
Miss Patti Keiser
A 6 p. m. dinner p arty was ,
given at the M & M cafe Sunday
in honor of Miss Patti Keiser. of
Rapid City. Those attending
w.re Misses Rosaline Bosn, Bar
bara Birmingham, Betty Galla
gher, Jean and Jane Froelich,
Nancy Froelich, Lou Ann Iler, j
Maxine Golden and Marilyn
Moore.
'No-Host' P:Tty at
Con.don Homo
A “no-host” party was given at
the home of Mrs Hope Condon
Sunday evening. The event was
held in honor of Cron Stannai*d.
Fifteen guests were present.
NOTICE
THE ANNUAL Old settler’s pic
nic meeting will be held at the
Fox store Friday evening*July
1/2, at 9 p. m. All interested in a
picnic be sure to attend.—Pres
ton Jones.
| William W. Griffin
ATTORNEY
* First National Bank Bldg.
O'NEILL
I WATCH
iz
OUR
WINDOW
FOR
if KODAK DISPLAYS
♦♦
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It will not be long before jj
:♦ you will be able to get the $•
earner t you want if you will ?♦
stop in and tell us what
T| price you want to pay. and t?
:! make your selections.
I O’Neiil Photo !
I CO.
it is
ROYAL
THEATRE
O'NEILL
FRI.-SATURDAY JULY 12-13
Big Double Bill
You’ll have the time of your
“Life With Blondie”
Dauntless Dagwood traps dan
gerous “Dig-Nappers”! Tht
Bumsteads make headlines...
on the comic page ... as they
bring you the gayest ccrntdy
of their hilarious screen life!
—also—
Johnny Mack Brown in
“Frontier Fued
60 minutes suspense, and hard
riding and,shooting!
Adm. 32c. plus lax 6c, lol. 38c
Child. 10c, plus lax 2c, lot. 12c
Fam ly 50c plus lax—Satur
day Only Malinee S t. 2:30
[ SUN-MON. JULY
TUESDAY 14. 15, 16
! Bob catches Babs with hrr
boots off!
Barbara Stanwyck, Robtrt
Cummings, and Diana Lynn in
‘The Bride Wore Boots’
They’re made for love . . . and
their love will make you
laugh from beginning to end
in the gayest ninety minutes
of rollicking romance since
Springtime got so popular!
Adm. 42c, plus tax 8c. Tot. 50c
—Malinee Sunday 2:30, Adm.
38c, plus tax 8, Tot. 46c
Child. 10c. plus lax 2, Tot. 12c
WED., THURS JULY 17, 18
Deanna Durbin in
“Lady on a Train”
with Ralph Bellamy and Da
vid Bruce. Deanna in a “Who'
Done It”! She goes d tective
. . . and gets mixed up with
five interesting men, one of
th: m a killer! “Lady on a
Train” offers lots of laughs, a
load of txcitemcnt, and the
thrill of hearing Deanna sing
“Night and Day” nd “Give
Me'a Little Kiss.”
Adm. 38c, plus tax 8c, Tot. 46c
Child. 10c, plus tax 2c. Tot. 12c
CHAMBERS NEWS
Mrs. Clair Grimes returned'
Sunday from a ten-d ys’ visit ;
ivith her daughter, Mrs. Loren •
doppac, at Omaha.
Mr. i.nd Mrs. Raymond B ed I
and family drove to Lone Pint
Sunday to visit Mrs. Ben d’s sis- j
mr, Mr. and Mrs. John Reyn- j
olds and family. They enjoyed a
picnic dinner ; t thL Hidden Par
adisfe park.
Mrs. Loa Hubbard made k
business trip to Omah.. Sunday,
returning Monday.
Mrs. Clayton Woods and sons,
of Pasadena, Calif., are guests nf
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, K.
Platt, and of Mr. W oris' par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Welden
Woods.
Among those spending the 4th
of July at the Niobrara state
park were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Grimes and Bonnie, Mr. and
VV F. FINLEY, M. D.
OFFICE PHONE: 28
First National Bank Bldg.
O'NEILL
Mrs. Vernorf Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Mae
Hubbard, and Mrs. Charles
Grubb.
Mrs. Hale Osborne and d uglv
t r, Sharon, of Winner, S. D.,
were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Tibbcts.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanki
to our kind n ighhors and friends
who so kindly assisted us during
the illnes and following the dtath
of our b. loved wife, mother,
daughter and sister. Your kind
John White an sen, Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Fn_d Nashlund
and son, Donald
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O’Brien
DANCE
Ai
SUMMERLAND
Ewing
Sunday, July 14
Music by: Yager's Korn Kin’"'.
Coming Wed., July 17, Mai
Dunn and his fine band.
Old
Friends
are the
Best!
USUAUV 1H'GUV1^AT&
HANDIN’ VOU OUn' FREE
ADVICE ON HOW *T' MARE
A MILLION COLLARS
HASN'T GOT
FIFTEEN
CENTS OF
HIS OWN.
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We're qualified to givo you
"free advice" about Pro
pane-gas. May we interest
you in a gas stove or gas
water healer. Our service
prompt ... our prices reason
able See us, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cole.
GAMBLE'S can insulate your
home now. Call for FREE es
timate.—Gamble’s, O’Neill. 4tf
Mrs Ida Fox of Lincoln, and
Mrs. Clifford Wunderlich of Co
lumbus. were weekend gu'sts of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fox.__
FOOD SFHIH1S
California
PEACHES
For
Canning
Head
LETTUCE
L?rge Heads
Each
10c
See Our
MEAT DEPT.
For
— BEEF
— PORK
— POULTRY
•_ FISH
PEACHES
California
Slicers
Per pound
13c
COOKIES
Fancy Summer
Assortment
Per pound
25c
CARROTS
Del Monlo
303 Glass
14c
Private Esiate
COFFEE
Per pound
31c
CORN
Case 24_ $2.63
No. 2 Can
lie
PEAS
Case 24_ $2.63
No. 2 Can
lie
SUPER SUDS — DREF — PRIDE SOAP
As far as a limited supply will go
Your Ciover Farm Store
Phone 33 O’Neill
Yes, We’re Particular...
and have not yet selected the man to represent us In the
O’NEILL TERRITORY!
The man wc are looking for if probably employed; between
die ages of 24 and 45 and married. He is at least a High School
graduate and not afraid of hard work. A man of this type will
probably be a big success as our Life insurance representative.
Previous Life insurance experience is not necessary.
We will furnish the Right Man with a
Guaranteed Monthly income
ot $175 to $300 ,ier month
as well as special schooling and outstanding training at our expense
to provide him with unlimited opportunities!
Here’s What Others Have Done
Agent "A" !i 24 years ot age. and Agent "B" Is 24 years of age <Sis
recently discharged from the Army. charged recently as a Captain in the
Former Department store clerk. His in- Army. Former employee of county
come for fhe first sly weeks with the AAA. His income for the first three
American Reserve was 1974 98. mon>hi with the American Reserve was
11,781 94.
•Figures may be seen on records In our office.
If you arc looking for a POSITION with mi unlimited future,
if you want a Career with a future, write
RAYMOND F. LOW President
American Reserve Ltfe
insurance ('ompanij
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
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• Pink Rose 0 Mini Green \
1 • Wild Peach • Blue Stock f
• Chrysanthemum Cedar
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Truly gorgeous in their lovely new colors, and
blankets of highest merit. All 72 x 90 inches
in size, and bound with lustrous five-inch
acetate satin bindings. Super for wedding and i
anniversary gifts, as well as for the home.
Qualities from 25% to r00% wool priced at
$5.19 $7.95 $10.95 $15.95