Attend PlrnU
At Atkinson—
Among those attending a picnic
at the Atkinson state recreational
grounds Sunday for state employ
ees lie longing to the union and
their families were:
Mr and Mrs Maurice Cava
naugh, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Mc
Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. I^pwis
Wray, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ep
penbach, Mr and Mrs Ray Re
veU, all of O'Neill; Mrs Clyde
McKenzie, sr,. and Miss Connie
Bowl by, both of Lynch; Mr. and
Mrs. LeVeme Hoerle of Chamb
ers; Mr and Mrs. Richard Os
bom of Atkinson; the DeVall
family of Spencer; and Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Cady, Mr. and Mrs
Neil Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wi
gent and Mr. and Mis. Virgil
Thornton, all of Ainsworth.
tirmip Attending Summer
Sessions at Wayne —
Among teachers returning from
attending summer school at
Wayne State Teachers college
are the Misses Nina Burival,
Kathleen McConnell, Mary Fet
row and Mary Thomas. Among
those staying there for a post
session are the Misses Marlene
Ermer, Judy Sanders and Alice
FT-erichs.
Frontier for printing.
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O'NEILL NEWS
i.Wss Marybelle O’Conner was in
Omaha visiting friends from Wed
nesday, July 31, to Saturday.
^ Mrs. P. B Harty and Mrs. F N
Cronin drove to Sioux City Tues
day to meet the latter’s sister,
Sr M Calixta of Madison, Wise.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd McManigal
of Beemer arrived Monday to
spend the week visiting at the
Fdward Kirkpatrick home
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Lange ol
Cedar Rapids, la., who were en
route to Yellowstone national
park, stopped in Saturday to see
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shelhamer
John Lange came with them and
will visit his sister, Mrs. Ida
Shelhamer, until they return.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter are
staying at the farm home of the
Clyde Streeters until their home is
finished
Mrs Preston Jones visited her
son, Morris, and family in
Chadron Wednesday, July 31, and
Thursday. She made the trip with
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Devall.
Mr. and Mrs. R V Crumly
and family, Mr and Mrs. Walter
Devall and family were Saturday
callers of Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Jones.
Mrs. Owen Hiatt and children
of Ralston arrived Monday to
spend the week visiting Mr. and
Mrs John Kersenbrock.
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Attend Legion
Parley in Omaha
Mrs. Virigl Laursen, Mrs. Rob
ert Lowery, Mrs. Jack Davidson,
Mrs Verne Reynoldson and Mrs
M< I. m Ruzicka attended the 8 et
40 convention in Omaha last
Thursday. Mrs Lowery, Mrs
Davidson and Mrs. Jean Reigge
stayed for the American Legion
auxiliary convention.
Among those attending the Leg
ion eonventioft were Verne Reyn
oldson, G. Owen Cole of Emmet
and William White.
Ml** Schaffer
| Reach*** Alaska—
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Schaffer re
! ceived a letter from their daugh
I ter, Miss Elizabeth fibs”), stat
ing she arived an Sitka, Alaska,
Wednesday, July 31 She flew from
Seattle, Wash., to Juneau and
from there to Sitka by aircraft
equipped with pontoons Enroute,
she was joined by other faculty
members of Shelton Jackson col
lege, Their first duty upon arriv
ing was to get ready for an Alaska
conference to be held at the col
lege.
Miss Schaffer is the physical
education instructor at the college, j
O'NEIIJ. LOCALS
Mrs. Clyde McKenzie, sr., and
Miss Connie Bowlby of Lynch
1 were Monday evening guests of'
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, jr., and
family. They were returning from
a two weeks’ vacation in Iowa.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Young were her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hedges of Peoria, 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shclhamer
had as their guests Tuesday, July
t JO her cousin and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Sebesta of
Mitchell, S. D.
Mrs. Stuart Schleusener of
Seattle, Wash., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Sivesind Monday, July
29.
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Smith went to Norfolk to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smith.
St. Anthony’s Hospital Auxiliary
benefit, O’Neill I>rive-In Theatre
Thursday, August 8, showing
"Ambassador's Daughter” an en
tertaining comedy you’ll enjoy.
Ite sure to attend. Money used to
apply toward purchase of baby
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowker
and family of Omaha were visit
ing her mother, Mrs. H. J. Ham
mond Monday. The Bowkers and
Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond
had attended the funeral of Mr.
Bowker's father, Roy Bowker, 65,
in Neligh the same day.
Mr. ad Mrs. Edward Tellier and
boys are spending part of Mr.
Tellier's vacation in Silver Creek
visiting relatives.
Teddy and Patricia McKenzie
are spending this week at the
farm home of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Streeter.
WHY PAY RENT!
When You Can Buy This . . .
New National Home in O’Neill
• Slightly Over One Year Old
• I vacated in New Northern Heights Addn.
• Only 3 Blocks from School
• 3-Bedroom
• Full Basement
• Beautiful Youngstown Kitchen Cabinets
• Gas Furnace ami Hot Water Heater
• Oak Floors
• I^ot 70 ft. x 100 ft.
• Insulated
• Ixnv Down Payment I»ng Term FHA Loan
• Immediate Possession
• Landscaped Shrubbery Planted Last Spring
• Other Optional Improvements
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EI.BERTA STANDARD LIT.
PEACHES 1.98
I'.S. NO. I CAI.IF. — I'KR 115
CANT'LPE 10c
(’AIJF. white seedless —
GRAPES 2 lbs. 39c
SUNKIST —
LEMONS — 2 lbs. 29c
guaranteed to please
ROBIN COFFEE
Lb. Can-85c
l»l .\TTE valley WHOLE
Sweet PICKLES... 39c
packed by del monte - u OZ. BTW.
Miss. CATSUP 3 for 43c
ISTOKELY’S FROZEN —
PEACH, APPLE OR CHERRY 10V* OZ.
PIES 23c
PER LB.
HOKMEL’S - * “
Roll SAUSAGE — 49c
SWIFT’S
picnic HAMS^
4i lb. can ... 2.89
FRIONOR FROZEN - LIVPKG.
cod fish_37 c
BANNER CAROL — LB. PKG.
COOKIES 29c
KRAFT — 46-OZ. CAN
Orange DRINK.... 99C
BI'Y 3 AT REG. PRICE, T O T A I.
GET 4TH CAN F R E E-!
TENDER MINI'TE
ST EAKS
Per lb._69c
MEADOW GOLD HEAVY PACK — j
ICE CREAM ..... 98c
WITH FREE TINT HALF GAL.
OF SHERBET!
FRESH. LEAN
GD. BEEF
FREE I4-OZ. BOTTLE MISSION
CATSUP WHEN YOU BUY 2 LBS.
REG. PRICE ... 49c LB. j
Total_98c
SALAD BOWL — QUART
Salad DRESSING45C
CUDAHY PURITAN — PER LB.
Chopped PORK... 59C
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4th Street Market
Phone 93 WE Deliver O’Neill
; 3 BIG DAYS - Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 3 BIG DAYS !
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TOTS’ OVERALLS
Sturdy sanforised' bib overalls In sires 1 to 6. Elastic
back. ( Iioose blue or stripe bib overalls. Kegular $1.?9
values!
NOW!_$1.00
TWILL
MATCHED
SETS
Here is a real value you’ll
not want to miss! . . .
Sturdy, long-wearing matched
pants a n d shirts. Sanforized
for easy washings. They’re
top buys at regular price.
Two popular colors—army tan
or dark grey.
I Shirt Sizes 14l/a to 47
Pj I’ants 30 to 42
J NOW!
Shirts - 2.33
Pants .. 2.77
MEN’S
WORK SOCKS
Fine soft cotton ank
lets or full length
socks. White or as
sorted colors. Slight
mill imperfections
that won’t affect the
long wear!
If perfect, 29c!
Now! 5 pr $1
MEN’S
Work SHIRTS
Sturdy woven blue
ehanibray. Full cut
for gt*od fit. Sanfor
ized. Regular $1.39
value!
Now! -1.00
MEN’S BLUE JEANS
Sanforized 10-oz. denim miule by famous “Blue Bell”.
Full out for fit. Here’s real value! Regular $1.98!
NOW!_$1.74
DACRON PANELS <
What a buy! tt \ HI in. panel curtain* of l(M>°o Dacron. Wash |
ami dry in a jiffy! little or no Ironing needed! Regular $1.40!
' GENUINE
! FLOUR SACKS
s Best tor real absorbency! Perfect quality, fine
e soft cotton that really dries the dishes. Large
| 100-lb. size. Regular 33c!
► NOW !..... 5 for 1.00
NYLON - RAYON
BLANKETS
Here’s everything you want In a blanket at a price
you can afford to pay! Strong, warm nylon com
bined with color-rich rayon in a fluffy deep-nap
ped yet lightweight blanket! Choice of five mar
velous colors. Regular $4.9k!
now l_3.99
RUNNER RUGS ;
Itig 24” x 70” size. Washable hard-twist cotton
loop with non skid bucks. Five new color* to ™
choose: Rose, grey, blue, brown, liiuiter green. |
NOW !...- 2.77 !
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; mens WORK SHOES
Another BIG SPECIAL, at Gambles Shoe Department! Tough
" sturdy work shoes styled for long wear and good fit! Good
| leather uppers and long-wearing cork - rubber soles!
k Shop now and save! Sizes 6Vz to 12. Regular $5.95 values!
I NOW !_4.66
BOYS’ POPLIN JACKETS
Water-repellent! Wind - resistant! Washable!
And just the right weight for chilly autuniB
days. Warm suede-flannel lining. It's ideal for
back to school or s|»orts wear . . • and priced
to save you money! Bed, navy and charcoal.
Sizes 4 to 16. Regular $8.9H!
now !_2,99
MEN’S SWEAT SHIRTS
I/mg wearing, heavy duty sweatshirts at a
new low price! Slight imperfections make such
a value possible. White grey or colors. Men’s
sizes. If perfeet $1.69!
NOW!_1,00
BOYS’ GINGHAM SHIRTS
Real Ivy League — the style most In demand
by boys of all ages. Button down collar front
and back. Choose stripes or plaids In dark
Fall colors. I>mg sleeve! See them today!
Sanforized. Sizes 6 to 16. Regular SI.*9 values.
NOW! _1.00
Men’s Nylon Stretch SOCKS
Here’s real value! Brand new colors and
patterns in these popular, long-wearing nylon
dress socks! Perfect fitting, comfortable. Reg
ular 09c values!
NOW!- .3 Pairs l.QO
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Here’s real value in good i|iiality shoes for g
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Soft leather up[M*rs and no mark flexible ^
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NOW !_2.77 «
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NYLON HOSIERY
Best value in O’Neill1 Beauti
ful 15 denier perfect-fitting
stockings — every pair per
fect. New shades. Choose reg
ular length or knee-length.
Regular 98c Value!
47c
NOW _ mm
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BRA SPECIALS 4
Sanforized fine cotton bras at a real bargain d
price! You’ll want several. Regular 79c, values! ^
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PRINT FLANNELETTE J
Here’s a wonderful buy! 36” printed flannel In *
hundreds of new smart designs und patterns. Stock 4
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FLAININtL UlAPtKS I
Slight imperfections make such a value possible!
Soft, fine, fleecy flannel. Bleached snowywhlte. Q
If perfect $2.49! g
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SALE! NEW PERCALE ]
Here’s the best value in town! New Fall prints
and plain color percale at a real special price! f
Stock up on this percale and save! All 3fl In. g
Regular 39c! ™
NOW!_3 Yards $1 J