FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
JENSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Jensen, of Ewing, a son, born Sun
day, November 12, at Meadow
Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jen
sen, of Ewing, are grandparents.
SC HR AD—Mr. and Mrs. Sylves
ter Schrad, of Ewing, a son, bom
Sunday, November 12, at Tilden.
SCHAFFER — Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Schaffer, of O'Neill, a
son, Dewey, weighing 5 pounds
2 ounces, born Tuesday, Novem
ber 28, in St. Anthony’s hospital
at Oklahoma City, Okla. This is
the couple’s first child.
CUNNINGHAM—Mr. and Mrs.'
Thomas Cunningham, of Niobrara,
a daughter, born Monday, Novem
ber 20, at Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk.
HUPP — Mr. and Mrs. John
Hupp, of Ewing, a daughter,
bom Tuesday, November 21, at
Tilden.
WALKER—Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Walker, of Norfolk, a son, Joel
Fredrick, weighing 6 pounds and
9 ounces, bom Wednesday, No
vember 22. at a Norfolk hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker were former
ly from Page.
VONDERHOE —Mr. and Mrs.
Gerhardt Vonderhoe, of Atkin
son, a daughter, weighing
pounds, born Tuesday, November
21, at the O’Neill hospital.
Payton Confesses
Outlaw Robbery —
Elmer Lee Payton, who used
the alias Jim Smith, has been ap
prehended in Charleston, W.
Va., and has admitted looting
the New Outlaw grocery in O’
Neill on March 27.
He also may have been in
volved in six Valentine robber
ies and one at Stuart about the
same time while headquartering
in O’Neill.
Deputy Holt Sheriff A1 Sipes
accompanied the Brown county
sheriff to Charleston. Sipes ad
vised County Attorney William
W. Griffin late Wednesday by
telephone that Payton had ad
mitted the O’Neill robbery. The
FBI, he said, had cooperated in
the case.
Former Page Pastor
Dies at Coleridge —
PAGE—Friends at Page have
received word of the death of Rev
Lawrence Yost. 79, a*, his horn*
in Coleridge on November 10.
Funeral services were held from
from the Belden Methodist church
Rev. E. E. Jackman, of Norfolk,
district superintendent, officiated,
assisted by Rev. A. L. Wright.
Survivors include; Widow; sons
— L. B. Yrwt, of Coleridge, and
Donald Yosi, of Emerson; daugh
ter— Mrs. Naomi Papini, of Stock
ton, Calif.; seven grandchildren,
including William L. Yost, of Stu
art, editor of the Stuart Advocate.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles Kubart, of Atkinson,
and Leona Mary Kramer, of
Stuart, on November 28. _
For wife, sweetheart, mom or sister there’s nothing more
appreciated . , , and more useful, too . . . than smart cosmet
ics .. . compacts . . . comb and brush sets. Santa has emptied
his pack at our store. Shop here early . . , and you’ll seel
Coty Compacts
In wide range of
prices.
$1.50 to $5
L^oose Powder, Tool
Prophylactic
JEWEL1TE
DRESSER
SETS
Choice of colors, choice
of sizes, wide price
range.
$5 -$7.50- $10
Give HIM a ,
CAMEM . . .
Any fellow loves a Rood camera or
kodak —i especially if he’s service
bound or already in the service.
From
ZIPPO
Lighten
Unconditionally
Guaranteed
Your choice of
fraternal or nov
el insignias.
$3
to
$7.50
Amity BILLFOLDS
Genuine leather . . .
with or without zip
pers $1.50 Up
J & J Gift Sets.$1 Up
Remember, We Give S & H Green Stamps
GILLIGAN & STOUT
THE DRUGGISTS
Phone 252 O’Neal
Open Evenings
— FOR YOUR—_
SETTER FO( >D“BUYST “
Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 30th, Dec. 1st, 2nd f
Starting Thursday, Nov. 30th, Continuing Through Saturday, Dec. 23rd, Our Super Market Will Be Open
Until 9:00 P. M. Every Evening 8
I QUAKER
OATMEAL, 3-Lb. Pkg.... 34c
PILLSBURY
CAKE MIXES, 2 Pkgs.69c
ORANGE SLICES ^ 41c
TASTY LOAF
CHEESE
2-Lb. Box.69c
GARDEN PARTY
NAPKINS, Pkg.10c
BLEACH
CL0R0X, Qt.17c
SARDINES, 3 for.23«
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I JUST ARRIVED — Large Shipment
I CHRISTMAS TREES
I Be Sure to See These Trees - Priced
I From 49c Up
BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS I
WHEATIES, 12-Iz. Pkg... 21c J
BUTTERNUT
JELL POWDERS, 4 Pkgs. 19c •
SUNSHINE 2-Lb. Box \
KRISPY CRACKERS.49c
SOUTHERN MAID
OLEO
COLORED and
QUARTERED, 3 L bs. OOC !
Egg NOODLES, 1-Lb. Pkg. 29c
SKIPPY 15 Oz. Jar
PEANUT BUTTER.43c
PITTED I
DATES, 2-Lb.Pkg.45c I
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I Cudahy’s 60th Anniversary Sale
I WICKLOW SLICED
I BACON u>.39c
I LEAN MEATY
I BEEF BOAST u> 59c
I CUDAHYS PURITAN SLAB
I Bacon Lb. 39c
I RING BOLOGNft u» 43c
£ LEAN
lMRKSA»SflGEil>^5^
MARSHMALLOWS
16-Oz. Pkg. _ 25c
VAN CAMP’S
PORK & BEANS
6 No. 2 Cans_99c
RARE TREAT
COFFEE
1 lb- 73c 3 Lbs. 2.15
FIRST PRIZE
PEAS
2 No. 2 Cans_27c
YELLOW
CORN MEAL
3-Lb. Pkg. _ 23c
BULK
FARINA
3-Lb.' Pkg. _ 25c
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CANDIES_CHRISTMAS_NUTS j
WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF CANDY AND NUTS ON DISPLAY AT THIS TIME f
We Offer QUANTITY DISCOUNTS to School* and Churches. Place Your Orders EARLY! |
NUTBENfl POULTBT & HOG FEEDS |
ALL MASH EGG CRUMBLES A OQ I
100 Lbs. Paper $$
20% EGG CRUMBLES A EQ I
100 Lbs. Paper "IbIPw
27% BALANCER CRUMBLES E OQ I
I 33% POULTRY CONCENTRATE E QQ 8
100 Lbs. Print V«WW |t
[ 24% PIG & SOW - MEAL - NUGGETS C 10 I
' 100 Lbs. Vslw P
40% SUPPLEMENT - MEAL NUGGETS C OQ i
100 Lbs. VlUv M
NUTRENA DOG FOOD - MEAL - PELLETS O CQ
25 Lbs. ffl
David Harum ALL PURPOSE CRUMBLES A OQ 9
100 Lbs. afcW
We Will Deliver on QUANTITY ORDERS |
HOG & CATTLE FEEDS
NUTRENA CALF MEAL 1 7Q
NUTRENA 32% DAIRY FEED A 7Q !
100 Lbs._I 9
SEE US FOR PRICE ON FOLLOWING
41% SOYBEAN - MEAL - PELLETS - CUBES
L1NC0Y AND MOLASSES PELLETS
CUDAHY ALL PURPOSE MINERAL M IQ
100 Lbs. ..... . * 19 i A
WHEAT BRAN A QQ SHORTS A AQ |
100 Lbs.__ biOv 100 Lbs. _ W~VW
Complete Line of Stcok Salt, Mineral Blocks, Etc.
Always a DISCOUNT ON QUANTITY ORDERS’
CASH
EGGS, Per Doz 40c
i | CASH
BEEF HIDES, Lb 18c
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B O'NEILL. NEBR. W
H Groc. Phones 56. 78 Prod. Phone 173 ||
Bull Til M—~
See Us for Market on *
POULTRY
We will cull your laying flock |
at no cost to you! 1
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