AMELIA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kanzelmey
er are the owners of a new pick
tip and a new Ford truck.
Mike Curran, who is working
at Belgrade, came home over the
Weekend.
Mrs. Forrest Sammons closed
her school with a picnic Satur
day.
Mrs Robert Rees is spending a
few days with her parents at
Burwell.
Mr .and Mrs Ed White. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Coolidge and
Calvin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coolidge and Kenneth were
Sunday dinner guests at the Bill
Rag la nd home.
Gertie Minahan, Mrs. Art
Waldman, Evelyn Small, Delia
Ernest, Mrs. Waldo, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Pierce, and Art
Waldman attended Mr. Scafe’s
funeral last Thursday in Cham
bers.
The Helping Hand club will
meet with June Gilman May 15.
Blake Ott, Harold Fullerton,
Dick Doolittle and Dirk Peter
son were fishing at Slaymaker
lake Sunday. Blake snagged a
live ana one-naif pouna bass,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore, of
Springfield. 111., are visiting her
father., Pat Kennedy , and sis
ters, Aggie Peterson and Mrs.
Art Doolittle, and brother, Ron
nie They came Sunday.
Misses Gloria Ott. Margie Ann
Sammons, Shirley Dinkins and
Billv Sammons were Friday eve
ning supper guests in Mrs. Ma
mie Sammons’ home.
Mr and Mrs. Everett Stand
nge have bought the Jim McCaf
ferv house from Floyd Adams.
Elmer Otter's mother return
ed to her home in Norfolk Sun
day.
Paul Chapman, of Fairmont.
Minn., is visiting Mrs. George
Withers.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge and
family and Clayton attended the
homecoming at Center Union
church near Emmet.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Barnett and
Rev Verley Hankins were Sun
day dinner guests in the Glen
White home.
Mrs. Lindsey, Florence and
Clearance Sale
FARM TRACTORS
International Farmall F-12,
excellent condition
M-M J on rubber, recondi
tioned
1941 John Deere Model A.
reconditioned
1945 Allis Chalmers with
cultivator, plow, saw,
hay buck and loader
1944 Ford Ferguson with
loader and p o w e y
mower
COMBINES
1946 Massey Harris 14-foot,
self-propelled
No. 62 International, motor
New A-6 Case
New and used John Deere
12A
New and used Massey Har
ris clippers
CORN PICKERS
1945 Used John Deere 226
New and Used Internation
al 2M
1946 Used International
24C
1945 and 46 Woods Bros.
M-M 2-row pull-type
No. 25 John Deere 2-row
Several other good pickers
mounted
HAY BALER
1945 John Deere on rubber
with pickuo
New Ho'land self-tying
New John Deere self-tying
POWER MOWERS
New Massey Harris, 7-foot
H. D. trail tyoe
New Oliver 7-foot H. D.
trail type .
Semi mounter used IHC
$165.00.
SEVERAL
CULTIVATORS
PLOWS
John Deere 3-bottom, used
Oliver 2-botlom. NEW
International New and
Used. 3-bottom
BINDERS
1945 Oliver 10-foot, like
new
Several IHC used 10-foot
good condition
Several New John Deere
and IHC, 10-foot
Used Case Crain
SEPARATOR
TRUCKS
1946 G. M. C. 454 Model
900, rubber, new stock
and grain box
1943 G. M. C„ Wi ton
Gravel with steel hy
draulic box
1941 While tractor 1000
rubber
1941 C. O. E. Diamond T
1000 rubber, 28 foot
stock and grain trail
er
Call us for your implement
needs. If it isn't on the lot
we will get it!
War Eagle
Oil Co. Inc.
2610 A Street
Phone 4745
South Sioux City, Neb.
10 PER CENT OFF . . . FOR HOW LONG?
In line with the President's
appeal to reduce retail prices
as a means of averting econom
ic c: isis. Thomas M. Russell,
owner of a market in Brook
line, Mass., shows customers
sign on window announcing a
10 percent reduction for every
thing in his store except meat.
He reported plenty of custo
mers at the reduced prices.
Many cities have organized
their merchants in a similar
reduction.
BELFREY KITTY
Although this church-going
kitten is not exactly yawning
at a sermon, she is resting in
the belfrey of the amazing
replica of the Church of the
Saint Vito, built in living room
of Dominic Zazzara, New York
Citv. _
Keith were Sunday dinner
guests in the Glen White home.
Mrs. Art Miller, Charlotte
Miller, of Atkinson, and Mrs.
Emmett Carr, of O’Neill, attend
ed the shower for Mrs. Richard
Porter Saturday.
WHO’S AFRAID
* This boa, 10-feet long, was
flown to the Chase wild animal
farm at Egypt, Mass., from
South America. Far from fear
ing death by constriction, Mrs.
Marion Chase wraps the boa
around her neck as some gaudy
oversized ornament.
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Depart For Idaho —
Dudley and Alvin Stewart de
parted last week for their home
at Boise, Ida . after a visit at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Paul
Roth, and family.
SICK & INJURED
O’Neill — Mrs. Harold Parks
returned Tuesday after having
spent six weeks in the Universi
ty hospital in Omaha. She sub
mitted to an operation on Satur
day and is “feeling well.” She
is a sister of Mrs. Harvey Kren
zer. . . . Dr. F. A. O’Connell re
turned Sunday from Lincoln
where he had been receiving
hospital attention for two weeks.
. . . Mrs. Charles H. Stout return
ed last Thursday from St, Vin
cent's hospital in Sioux City
where she had been hospitalized
for several weeks. She is “feel- j
ing fine.”
PAGE—Loyd Bergstrom sub
mitted to an appendectomy ear
ly Tuesday at the Orchard hos
pital.
CHAMBERS—Carolyn Adams
has been ill With the measles.
Visit Lake Andes —
Sunday visitors a* Lake Andes,
S D., were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fet
row, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Green
ier, Mr. and Mrs. Max Grenier,
Dale Fetrow, Ed Olson, Cecil
G’-enier. Kathleen McDermott,
Vern Grenier and Frank Crip
pen. _
WHEN YOU no longer receive
The Frontier regularly, your
subscription has expired. adv
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| in O’NEILL at IG* j
MY IDEA OE THE WEEK-A GOOD
LUNCH BOX —takes no longer to prepare than
a mediocre on*. It'» more enjoyable to eat and
one look* forward to the lunch hour. Try it
tomorrow I
Cream cheeee, chopped olivet and nuts on rye
Sliced meat loaf on white bread with genetout
•mount of lettuce
Large orange Cup cake Beverage
Tinko Salad Dressing, Pint Jar — 29C
IGA Pure Orange Juice, No. 2 Can 12c
Tinko Sandwich Spread, Pint Jar 29c
Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 1-Lb. Box 23c
Kellogg’s Pep, Per Box — 12c
Betty Crocker’s Soup, Pkg. .- 10c
Calumet Baking Powder. 1-Lb. Can 18c
Re-Fresh, Kills Kitchen Odors, Bottle 25c
Sacramento Savory Tomato Sauce, Can 10c
Borden’s Hemo, 1-Lb. Can — 59c
Pard Dog Food, 2 Cans .- — 25c
Soilax, Large Pkg. — .... 23c
IGA Mild Yellow Mustard, 8 1-3-Oz. Jar 10c
Hi-Ho Crackers, Large Pkg. — .. 27c
IGA Pure Tomato Juice, 46-Oz. Can —- 31C
Gerber’s Baby Foods, 2 Cans--— 15c
I'm so pleased with the savings I make
because of IGAs EVERYDAY LOW PRICES.
You should try them yourself.
Sine Eating —
WINESAP 00r
APPLES—2 Lbs.
California —
LEMONS *|4£
Porto Rican —
SW T POTATOES 1Qr
2 Lbs.1
•TiAwmav (moatcaki timii
California —
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8-Oz. Pkg... J
Sally May
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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Meses en
tertained from Saturday until
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. F. I.
Moses, of Wayne.
Donna Jean Nickolite is stay
ing a week with her aunH, Mrs.
Euward Moose, while she at
tends first communion classes at
St. Mary’s. She arrived Mon
day.
L. M. Merriman was in Oma
ha Friday and Saturday.
Edward Campbell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Campbell, will
arrive Saturday to spend Moth
er’s day with his family.
Mrs. Hugh J. Birmingham and
Mrs. William J. Froelich will re
turn Friday after having spent
several days in New York City.
Mrs. Faye Cronin returned last
Thursday evening from Lincoln
and Omaha, where she had been
for a week.
G. DeBocker left Wednesday
for a three-day stay in Omaha,
where he is attending a J. C.
Penney convention.
Joseph Bazelman, Frank Cle
ments and Fred Grage went fish
ing Saturday at Lake Andes, S.
D.
Mrs. Connie Calloway is en
tertaining Mr. Calloway’s moth
er, Mrs. Joseph Calloway, of
Ralston, who arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. Calloway expects to remain
until May 23 to see her grand
daughter, Jean, graduate from
O’Neill high school.
Jay DeGroff, of west of Swan
Lake, arrived Monday at the
home of his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Bert E. DeGroff, to pick up
a motor boat his father con
structed for him.
locals
Robert Armbruster returned
Tuesday after having spent three
days in Omaha on business.
Francis Hickey, Miss Helen
McNichols and Miss Elva Wake
field left Friday for Los Angeles,
Calif., where Mr. Hickey and
Miss McNichols will remain per
manently and where Miss Wake
field will spend her two-wreeks’
vacation. The latter is empoly
ed at the North Western Bell
Telephone company. Miss Mc
Nichols was formerly employed
by the same company here, and
was transferred to California.
They expect to visit Mr. and
| Mrs. Gerald Kleinsmith and son,
Gary, of Linwood, Calif.
Mrs. Howard Holliday spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mr
i Holliday’s mother, Mrs. Hugh
Holliday, of Page. She attended
' a club meeting, which was held
at the elder Mrs. Holliday’s
home.
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EMMET NEWS
Mrs. Larry Tenborg and son,
Gregory, spent Saturday visiting
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Stearns,
in O’Neill.
The members of the WSCS of
the Methodist church were
guests at a WSCS meeting in At
kinson on Wednesday.
Mrs. Bessie Burge, Harold and
June spent Sunday at the Cen
ter Union church attending the
homecoming celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. James Foreman
and son, Byron, are now making
their home at Blair where James
has employment with the North
Western railway company.
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Stoves
WE HAVE SOME FINE ONES
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• Automatic Gas Water Heaters
• Large Bulk Tanks at a Bargain
• See Us for Gas Heat
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