Parkers Return—
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Parker
returned February 22 from a
6,300-mile trip through the
Southwest and California.
They were gone two months
and made the extended auto*;
mobile trip without tire trou
ble. -..I
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Ellen Kay Lohaus
Is Honored—
Ellen Kay Lohaus, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lohaus,
was honored Saturday on her
6th birthday anniversary. She
entertained 7 guests at a the
ater party, followed by re
freshments at the M & M cafe.
Attend Funeral—
Mr. and Mrs. John Cuddy
and children, of Sioux Falls,
S. D., returned home Monday
after attending his mother’s
funeral, Mrs. William Cuddy.
William Cuddy returned home
with them.
Mrs. Porter Hostess—
The Merry Mix club were
entertained Tuesday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. C. W.
Porter. Mrs. H. G. Kruse won
high score, and Mrs. Arlo Hi
att, low score.
Martez Meets- -
Mrs. P. B. Harty was host
ess to the Martez club Tues
day evening. Miss Helen Big
lin, Mrs. C. F. McKenna and
Mrs. Melvin Ruziska were the
winners.
Jeudi Club Meets—
Mrs. Max Wanser was host
ess to the Juedi club members
at the Melvin Ruzicka home
last Thursday. Miss Helen
Biglin and Mrs. Ruzicka won
high scores.
Country Club Bridge—
The Country club luncheon
and bridge was held Wednes
day with Mrs. F. J. Dishner,
Mrs. W. J. Biglin and Mrs.
F. J. Biglin as hostesses.
ONO Club Meets—
Mrs. Margaret Jurgensmeier
was hostess to the ONO club
at the Robert Yantzi home on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Closson Leaves —
Mrs. Earl Closson left Tues
day for a few days’ visit in
the home of her daughter,
Mrs. James Finley.
Bridge at Wilson Home—
The Last Minute Bridge club
met Wednesday with Mrs.
Clyde Wilson entertaining.
MOVIE STRIP
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LINCOLN TRIP
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HOSPITALITY
FINEST ROOMS
SOFTEST BEDS
FINEST FOOD
Miss Clarice White’s
Betrothal Is Told
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AMELIA — Announcements
have been received of the ap
proaching marriage of Miss
Clarice White, of Denver,
Colo., daughter of H. S. White,
of Amelia. The wedding will
take place March 5 at a Bap
tist church in Denver. The
couple plans a honeymoon in
Mexico before returning tq
Denver to make their home.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Page,
of Spencer, called on Mrs. El
la Karr at the C. E. Worth
home on Monday.
Mrs. Don Enright and son,
Jimmy, returned Sunday from
several weeks’ visit in Belling
ham, Wash.
Russell Bowen, of Lancester,
Wis., spent the weekend visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Hilda
Bowen, and brother, Elmer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Remy
spent Saturday in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.
Gallagher took their daughter,
Donna, and her friend. Miss
Harriet Lilly, to Lincoln Sun
day after they had spent the
weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Arm
bruster and family spent Sun
day and Monday in Norfolk.
Visitors Sunday at the M. B.
Marcellus home were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Tams and family,
of Amelia.
Mr .and Mrs. William Mc
Intosh and son spent the
weekend in Madison and Om
aha.
Venetian blinds, 7-day de
livery, made to measure, metal
or wood, all colors. — Brown
McDonald's, O'Neill. 33lf
Mrs. Hugo Holz spent last
Thursday afternqpn with Mrs.
George Hartford.
Rev. Gene Anderson and
family, of Newport, were call
ers at the C, E. Worth home
Sunday. _
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Karr, of
Spencer, spent Monday and
Tuesday with his mother, Msr.
Ella Karr.
Mrs. Herman Klingler spent
last Thursday in Norfolk.
MOVING SEASON
ACTIVITY SLOW
(Continued from page 1.)
Chambers, moved to a place
southeast of town vacated by
the Joe Kutcher family.
William Conrad and family
moved recently from O’Neill
to Dorsey.
The C. E. Briitell family
moved recently to their new
home near Neligh. Friday
evening a group of friends
gathered at their home for a
farewell party for the Brit*
tells.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nissen and
j family moved Saturday to
their new location at Wayne.
I Julius Belew moved recently
to Hoskins.
Richard Lower, of Valen
tine, has purchased the Noal
Long residence in O’Neill. The
Longs will move soon. Lloyd
Rubeek will move into the
Mike Johnson home after
March 15. Rubeek purchased
the house recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baker, of
Lynch, who are to hold a sale
of farm and property March 4,
have purchased the George
Courtney property in Lynch
where they will live. The
Tommy Courtney family, who
occupied the residence, will
move to live with his parents 1
who live in the east part of
Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wasat
ko have moved to their farm
east of Lynch. Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Courtney and son
will move from their trailer
house to their home vacated
by the Wasatkos. The Ed
Johns family moved from the
Wasatko farm to a farm north
of Lynch.
Rubeclcs Entertain—
Mr. and Mrs. John Honey
well, of Chambers, were din
ner guests in the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Elwin
Rubeck, on Friday. Katheryn
R u b e c k accompanied her
grandparents home for the
weekend.
Friday & Saturday, March 5th & 6th
THEY’RE HERE AGAIN after many weeks of planning .. Brown-McDonald’s
“Dollar Days!” Just like pre-war days when a dollar buys MORE than a dol
lar’s worth !
IT’S NOT OLD MERCHANDISE WE WANT TO SELL AT A PRICE, BUT IT’S BRAND NEW GOODS BOUGHT ESPE
CIALLY FOR “DOLLAR DAYS.” BRIGHT, CRISP NEW VALUE-PACKED DOLLAR ITEMS. LOOK THEM OVER
AND HURRY DOWN FOR BEST SELECTIONS.
Wash Dresses
Now for $^50
Only .. “
Bright printed percale house dresses.
Sanforized, fast color to washing. Zip
per fronts, tie arounds, nicely styled.
12 to 44.
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KNIT OVERALLS, Sizes 1 to 4 J 1.00
For the small fry. Infants’ washable play
overall- Colors: Blue, red and yellow.
INFANT BOOTIES . 19c
Rayon and wool knit. Pink and blue. Reg
ular 59c value.
MEN’S FANCY T-SHIRTS $1.00
Phoenix brand, fine knit, fancy striped
polo shirts. $1.98 value. Sizes S-M-L.
DRESS SOX..4 pair for $1.00
Men’s fancy rayon plaited dress anklets
Elastic top, reinforced toe an4 heel. As
sorted colors. Sizes 10 to 12
Wash Cloths
12 for
Only .
Pastel turkish wash cloths. Buy them
by the dozen and save. Nice size
BLEACHED MUSLIN 3 yards for $1.00
Regular 39c a yd. First quality (wide).
Boys’ plain color red slipover sweat shirts.
Warm and durable. Size 2 to 8.
BROWN MUSLIN (36-in.), 4 yds. for $1.00
Fine quality muslin for utility use. First
quality. Regular stock at 34c yd.
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Leather Jackets
Extra Special— Special purchase for
“Dollar Day.” All leather aviation
Tan Cossack 26-inch Jacket. Full
zipper, leather braided trim, zipper
breast pocket. Quilted lining. Two
saddle pockets with button flap, side
take-ins. Sizes 36 to 46.
SWEAT SHIRTS
2 for $1.00
Now for
Only
$1950
OUTING, 36-inches wide .4 yards $1.00
Fleece white 39c quality for “Dollar
Day.” Buy several yards today.
pink or fancy stripe.
White -
Curtains
$1
Size 42 x 78
- I Pair ^ —Z
Ruffled Priscilla Curtains for $1.00 a
pair. Wide ruffles and good length.
White only. (What a value!) Only 60
pair at this price.
SWEATERS . Each $1.00
Girls’ 100% wool sweaters. Slipover long
sleeve style. Pastel shades. Size 8 and 10.
JACQUARD BLANKETS . $2.00
Single, Indian design cotton blankets- Reg
ular $2.49 value. Good ?ize. Red, blue,
green, brown (all new).
Cotton Blankets
$2
Per Pair
Only ..
Double cotton plaid blankets. These
have been hard to get at $3.98. Pink
Blue - Green. Double bed size.
TABLE CLOTHS . $1.00
Plain herringbone or fancy flowered pat
terns. 54x72 or 54x54. Fast color.
KNIT SUITS ... 1.00
Short pants, button on striped polo shirt.
Blue, green and yellow. Sizes 1-2-3. A
$1.98 -value.
Dress Shirts
Each
Only
Men’s fancy pattern dress shirts. San
forized, fast color. Stand-up collars.
Easy to iron- All colors. Sizes W/2
to 17. Buy today.
Nylon Hose
Sizes 8Yz to 10'/2
Per Pair .
$1
Irregulars of first quality 51 guage
hose that sold for $2. All new shades.
Buy several pairs.
MEN’S T-SHIRTS — White 2 for SI.00
Sizes: medium and large. Combed cotton.
WORK SHIRTS . $1.00
Boys’ blue chambray work shirts. San
forized and fast color. Sizes 8 to 14.
SKIRTS .-. $1.00
100% wool skirts. You’ll gasp at this
value. All new. Red, navy, green, copen
A “Mack Sepler” skirt $3.98 value.
LADIES’ SLIPPERS . $1.00
Odds and ends from our stock in broken
sizes and colors. Most all sizes and colors.
Values to $1.95.
Turkish Towels
Pastel Shades
2 for .
Large size bath towels in solid pastel
shades. Buy several. First quality.
I
COTTON HOSE .. 3 pair $1.00
Ladies’ cotton hose for everyday wear.
Tan color. Size 9 to 10y2.
CURTAIN SCRIM .4 yards $1.00
First quality curtain scrim in white, pas
tel, cushion dots or woven patterns Grand
assortment. Buy now!
WORK SOX .. 5 for $1.00
Durable fine quality work sox. Salt and
pepper mix, plain brown or white. Cotton.
Buy a supply now.
Printed Percale
3 Yards
for ......
Our regular 49c percale for “Dollar
Day” 3 yards for $1.00. 80 square,
fast color. 36 inches wide. Stripes,
checks or small patterns. Sew your
own