FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 123 Ions of | rai ie
hay, 1 mile soutii, 2 east and
l4 mile south of Spencer pow
er dam. $'i per ton. — Lawr
ence Bower , Spencer, Neb.,
Star Route. 23-23
FOR SALE: One story frame
sihoolhouse, 12 ft. x 18 ft. and
8 ft. high, district 177, 3 miles
east ana 5 miles north of O'
N ill. Open for bid to and
including Nov. mber 14. Bids
must be submitted to commit
tee: MRS. LLOYD WHALEY,
O'Neill, and WM. HANLEY,
O’Neill. 24 26p
CAR OWNERS ATTENIION!
Liability msu ance on iairn rs
cars, $16; town cars. $17, 318.50
and $22 50, according to use.
Dwelling insurance combined
5-year term, $11. Why pay
more? — L. G. Gillespia Insur
ance Agency, O’Neill. 3tt
FOR SALE: Coal circulating
heater, enamel; also good Top
sy stove with water front.—A.
£. Bowen, O'NttlL 24c
FuK SALE: 32U-aere wed lin- •
proved farm Good build:hgs,
and low price 01 $17.50 pe.
aire. Gome see it before it is
gone.—»>.. H. Parker, O'Neill.
52tf
RANCH FOR SALE—48 0 acr s. ‘
l»u,> 41c.) c.c cs ut $10 per
ac.t, Si i.o 1 lease cl 040 acres
Iransfc red without cou. We 1
gr.u.ced, Lard Lnd row carry
ing 430 head of stock, cuts 400
to 600 tons of hay. Welt wa
tered with 8 wells and mills,
3 sets o improvements, elec- 1
trie lights. Available to Ains
wortn or Brewcster, 2 good
trading sto.es 5 miles, riarch
5 miles south if Enders Lake.
For details, see: A. B. Hutton,
Newport, Neb. 24-25
FOR SALE: 1947 30-ft. Shore
land tandem trailer house, ex
cellent condition. — George
Pace, phone 240, 2 blocks
south of the Texaco station,
O’Neill. _24p
fOR PALE: Registered Spotted
Pol nd China boar, new
b eeding, vaccinated and guar
anteed.—R. M. Black, 3 miles
east of Spencer. 23tf
FOOD SALE & COFFEE: Gold
en hotel corner, October 25. —
Senior Girl Scouts, 0’Nedl.24c
FOR SALE: 160 acre farm. 1
mile sorth of O’Neill.— -F. J. j
Diahner, O’Neill. 21 tf
RANCH
1010 ACRES. This is one of
the best small places I have
to offer. In Keya Paha coun
ty, Nebr. Lays along river,
and on good road. 100 acres j
.subirrigated will grow alfalfa.
Another 70 acres good farm
ground. 160 acres hay mead
ow cuts 160 tons native hay.
Has good buildings. Nice
neighborhood. $20 per acre.
Write for my list.
E. J. CORKIN
1916 So. 32nd Ave.,
Omaha, Neb. 24-25
FOR SALE: 240-acres of pasture
land, located 10 miles north
east of here. See: R. H. Park
er. O’Neill. 3tf
FOR SALE: 640-ac e Holt coun
tv ranch. 90 acres of farm
ground, balance is pasture and
hay. Description: Township
28, range 15, section 17. Pos
session March 1. It has nice
groves, 4 flowing wells, wind
mill and pump at barn, pump
also at house, telephone. This
will take care of 90 to 100
head of cattle nicely. Loca
tion 14 miles southwest of At
kinson in Green Valley. —
Nellie Sterns, Dayton, Ore.,
Box 437. 22-24p
FOR SALE: Registered Berk
shire boars, vaccinated for
cholera and ei isypelas, take
your pick at $50 each —Ray
Siders, O’Neill. 24p
CENTRAL NEBRASKA
RANCH
THAT is pi iced below the mar
ket. 5520 acres at $8.25 per
acre. A good spread, well
fenced, and watered. Build
ings only 3 miles from high
way, are worth one third of
price, have electric lights, and
are mostly modern. Don’t de
lay on this, it won't last long.
Write for my list.
E. J. CORKIN
1916 So. 32nd Ave.,
Omaha, Neb. 24-25
FOR SALE: Business building
on O’Neill’s main stree.. —P
C. Donohoe, O’Neill. 17tf
FOR SALE: New and used pi
ano. Ready for delivery a
used Cable upright with a
nice bench.—A. E. Bowen, O’
Neill. 24c
RANCH
IT ONLY requi es $85,000 cash
to buy 2320 acre ranch, locat
ed on good road, 6 miles
south of Kilgore, Nebraska.
The price is $14 per acre and
balance will be financed so
it can be paid from operation.
3^ percent interest. It has
good buildings. Is near school. I
300 acres in cultivation. Some j
hay. This place has always
made money. W ite for my j
list.
E. J. CORKIN
1916 So 32nd Ave.,
Omaha, Neb. 24-2f !
I HAVE MOVED my office one
block south of the Fi st Nation
al Bank — R H Parker, O
Neill, Neb. 4911
FOR SALE: My 365-acre im- I
proved farm. — Albert Pospe
shil, Venus. 29tl
MISCELLANEOUS
James G. Fredrickson
Kieth A. Abart
— Auctioneers —
Ready to Serve You
Phor.e 2 O'Neill
STRAYED to my pasture late
in July, one white face heifer
calf about six or eight months |
old; has end cut off of left j
oar. — Homer L. Blain, Mid
dlebranch _23-25
CARS! CARS! See me for that
car or pickup for which you
have been waiting. Most any
make or model you want. —
Stanley Soukup, O’Neill, Neb.,
phone 429. 24-25p
SANDING MACHINE
FOR RENT
WORN, BLACKENED tloonng
can be restored with a cl""' |
grain surface bv sanding. D<
the worl yourself. Efficient,
easy to operate machine. Costs
very little rental per day.
GAMBLES
O’Neill 21U
i HERE WILL be a Hallowe’en
program and box social hel l
at the Agee school, distiict 80,
on Friday, October 31, at 8 pm.
—Edwina Jones, teacher. 24c
I HAVE money to loan on farms
and ranches and city pio erty
See R. H. Pa ker, O’Neill. U
NEW FLOOR SANDER and
edger for rent. Inquire.
Spelts-Rav Lbr. Co., O’Neill.
52tf
LOST: Ladies’ black Schaeffer
fountain oen, a gift from my
father. The pen was lost in
O’Neill during Legion-auxiliary
convention. — Mabelle Ander
son, Tilden. 24p
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AT y’S
End of-Month Clearance
100% Wool
MEN’S OVERCOATS
Blue Herringbone, Size 38-39-42
Tan Herringbone, Size 35-37-39-42
NOW 21.00
100% Wool
STUDENT SUITS
Tan Tweed, Size 35-36-37-38
NOW 15.00
Men’s Sanforized
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Plain Gray, Size 14V-> to 17
NOW 1.49
Men’s
LEATHER JACKETS
Knit Bottom, Size 42-44
NOW 12.00
Full Si/e
CHENILLE SPREADS
Pastel Colors - F'ast Color
NOW 4.00
Mountain Mist
COTTON BATTS
1 Lb. 5 Oz.
NOW 79c
Girls’ Plaid
WINTER COATS
With Hood, Size 4-5-6-6x
NOW $6.00
Boys’
SCHOOL SWEATERS
Button Front - Asst. Sizes
NOW 1.00 - 2.00
_—
Men’s Wool Plaid .leckets 44 - 46 5.00
Men’s Mackinaw, 36-40-46 8.00
Men’s Herringbone Work Shirt, Size 17 1.00
Men’s White Shirts, Size 15 1.98
Men’s leather Bill bolds . 1.00
Hoys’ Dress Caps .—. .25
Men’s All-Wool Sweaters, Tan, Gray, Coat Style, 36-38-40-44 2.00
Double Edge Razor Blades, 25 for .. .15
Child’s House Slippers .. .. - 1.00
Men’s House Slippers . 2.00
October 23. 1947
(Prices subject to change)
PRODUCE
Heavy hens I8C'
Leghorn hens _12c
Heavy springs _ 21c
Leghorn springs _ 19c
Cox ____— 8c
Eggs — . _ . _ 40c
No. 1 cream _85c
No. 2 cream 63c
Ducks and geese -.— 12c
GRAIN
Corn, no. 2 yellow — 2.15
Rye _ . _. 2.50
Wheat 2.70
Oats 1.10
I i.irley 1.70
1ELP WANTED: Girl to assist
with housework. — Mrs. Fred
Saunto, O’Neill. 24tf
MULLEN’S GUARANTEED Ra
dio Service, 1 blk. west and
1 xk blks. south of State ga
rage. Prompt servie, pirkup
and delive y. Phone 415. —
John J. Mullen, O'Neill. 9tl
’.AMBLES can insulate your
home now Call for FREE es
timate.—Gamble’s, O’Neill. 4tf
LOST: A cameo pin on O'Neill
main street. Finder please
notify Mrs. Anton Shavlik,
Ewing. 23-24c
POWER SPRAYING
SERVICE
Barns — with D. D. T.
Cattle — with D. D. T. and
Roter.one
Weeds — with 2. 4D Weed Killer
Poultry Houses—with Insect Oil
We have the latest type equip
ment that developcs up to 600
'bs. nrsssure.
CORKLE HATCHERY
Phene 19 O'Neill, Nebr.
CARDS OF THANKS
I WISH to thank my friends
and v datives for the cards,
letters, flowers, prayers and
masse after my recent ac
cident. These expressions will
always be remembered.
24c ' IVAN PRUSS
WE WISH to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their cards and
letters during the illness of our
i beloved wife and mother; for
flowers, expressions of sym
pathy, and many other kind
acts following her death. We
especially thank Mrs. Wm.
McAllister, Mrs. Harry Fuller
ton, Mrs. Alfred Kazda and
Mrs. Dave Ratliff, for their
help and kindness.
M. C. Hull and daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Crawford.
WE WISH to thank our many
friends for the masses, cards,
floral offerings, and acts of
kindness shown during the ill
ne s and death of our beloved
wife, mother and sister.—P. V.
Hickey and family, Mr. and
Mrs. J B. Donohoe, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter McNichols, John
McNichols. - %4p
WUJ WISH by this means to
thank the business places for
tho;r contributions and the
townspeople for their cooper
ation in making our carnival
a success.—Faculty and stu
dent body of the O’Neill high
school. ' 24c
— O’NEILL —
PAT HOFFMAN
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and His Band
Tuesday, October 28
Adm. & Dance: $1
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Saturday, October 25
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Please route your freight
O'NEILI. TRANSFER.
An O'Neill firm.
4 — TRIPS WEEKLY — 4
Mondays
Tuesdays
Thursdays
Fridays
O’NEILL
TRANSFER
JOHN TURNER,
Prop.
O’NEILL—Phone 241J
OMAHA—Phone JA3727
"Your Patronage Appreciated'
I O'Wear Hospital
Admitted: October 18—Mrs.
Frank Musil, of O’Neill medical,
condition “improved;” Francis j
Kelly, of O’Neill, condition “im- \
ptoved.” 17—Clarence Ernst, of
O’Neill, surgical, condition
"g(*>d;” Gus Bowens, of Ewing, i
medical, condition “improved.’’ I
18—John Moran, of O’Neill, sur
gical, condition “good;” 21—Mrs.
Cora Johnson, of O’Neill, medi
cal, condition “same.”
In hospital; Jerome Calvert,
of O'Neill, condition “improv
ed.”
i Dismissed: October 16—Mrs.
Francis Pribil and daughter, of
O’Neill. 17—Larbee Kelly, of
Page. 18—Mrs. Milton Andrus,
of Atkinson: Nick Schwindt, of
O’Neill. 19—Mrs. Edwin Buri
val and son, of O’Neill.
(UK SAi_E: Six-room residence
property. See: R. H. Parker,
O’Neill. Neb 35tf
Future Subscribers
DELONG—Mr. and Mrs. Earl
DeLong, of O’Neill, a son,
weighing 6V2 pounds, born Sat
urday, October 18, in the O’Neill
hospital.
JOHNSON—Mr. and Mrs. Hi
Johnson, of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, weighing 6% pounds, born
Saturday, October 18, in the O’
Neill hospital. This is their first
.hild. The mother is the for
ner Patricia McAllister, . of
Spencer.
BALLAGH—Mr. and Mrs. J.
Eldin Ballagh, of Winlock,
Wash., a son, Kenneth Roger,
weighing 8 pounds, born Satur
day, October 11, at Winleek.
Mrs. Ballngh was formerly
Frances Enbody, of Amelia.
PRUSS — Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Pruss announce the adoption of
a boy. John, 4-months-old,
weighing 15 pounds.
Try a Frontier want ad.
NOTICE:
j Dr. Edw. J. Norwood, O D.,
I Optometrist from Crawfbrd,
J Neb., will be in O’Neill on:
OCTOBER 31
at Hotel Golden
! Eyes Exam’d - Glasses Fit’d
F
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Bargains by the Truckload
PRICES CUT UP TO 50%
WE HAVE just received a truckload of the
best food buys offered to the public for
.n:::vy, many months. These prices are so good
that fo ks vill be t Iking about them for
-.recks to come.
EFFECTIVE FRIDAY THRU WEDNESDAY
— October 24-29, Inch —
NEAR-GALLON PLUMS
EACH 47c
CASE of 6 2.69
GLOVES—Genuine Leather
R~g. 1.39, Sale Price ..
SEA MUSSELS—Bar Harbor 1C-.
10-Oz. Can .. 151
Blended
FRUIT JUICE
46-Oz. Can
Only 23C
Case of 12 2.52
BAKED BEANS
with
FRANKS
Per Can
10c
I uRE Al'KICOT PRESERVES 10
1-Lb. Jar ..... ,7t
GRAPE JUICE CONCENTRATE 1C
j Per Pint Jar . ^
PEANUT BUTTER “
QUART JAR 49c
PURE CLOVER HONEY—New Crop 0 CQ
1/2 Gal. 1.49; Gallon . **37
JACK SPRAT GELATIN—Any Flavor
2 Pkgs. ..
Staley’s |
WHITE SYRUP
5-Lb. Jar 49c
DOG FOOD
12-0z. Can
Only .^. 5c
LIPTON’S TEA JQr
3 Reff. 12c Pkgs. ..
PUDDING—All Flavors, 4 Boxes 10c
BOYSENB’RIES
Near-Gallon
Only 1.09
Cudahy’s
TANG
12-Oz. Tin . 41c
FLOUR - • FLOUR
At Far BELOW MARKET Price
MEAT DEPT.
Featuring Cudahy’s
FANCY BEEF
Beef by the:
• Quarter
• Side or
• Carcass
ATTENTION, locker
patrons L We have
been very fortunate
in receiving a great
number o f fancy
hind quarters of beef
at an extremely low
price.
COME IN and get
our price on one
of these fine quarters
of beef.
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ROUND STEAK
Per Lb. 59C
Fancy SIRLOIN
Per Lb. 58c
RIB STEAK ,
Per Lb. 52C
BEEF ROASTS
Per Lb.
39 & 43c
CUDAHY’S
Ready-to-Eat
PICNIC HAMS
Per Lb. 55c
BEEF HEARTS
Per Lb. 26c
-A
AMERICAN
CHEESE
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— «£
2-LB. CUT
99c
5-LB. LOAF
2.29
This Price
Is Less Than
Wholesale
BANANAS ★ POTATOES—100-Lb. Bag 2.49 and Up
ALL YOU WANT * LETTUCE—Per Lb. 16c
APPLES if APPLES—Fancy Jonathan, 2 Lbs. . 25c
BY THE BUSHEL * GRAPEFRUIT—Per Lb. 10c
A very low price! if CELERY—Per Bunch . 19c
UNION STORE
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