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Anytime except Saturdays. DON-LEE WATER CONDITIONING CO. 117 N. 5th Ph. 223-214101 Don Dlngman Owner Births Hester A 7 9 oz.

daughter was born April 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hester, Shawnee, Kan. Mrs. Hester is the former Card Winkle, daughter of Mr.

PRAYER FOR TODAY At the Mwwonfte EMPLOYMENT ment: Gary Werner. Wymore; Mrs. Leonard Betten; Julius Kraft. Surgery: Mrs. W.

C. LitTonsillectomy: Mitchell Dismissed Mrs. James Callnhan; Mrs. Cornie Von iRiesen; Mrs. LeRoy and baby; Fred Nlemann, DeiWItt: Mrs.

Michael Teach to pray aright, 0 God. We would not try to bend Thy will to our desires but rather seek to do Thy righteous will. Cleanse our prayers from human ty. Attune our lives And Imcflvi Thine. Help us to live hi the' spirit In which we pray; lni ment: ON INCREASE IN THE AREA Employment is on the increase in this four county area, as seasonal workers re- A Jesus' name.

Amen. Lyndon Phlfer, Tallahassee, retired Methodist editor. Mrs. Mrs. Donald Kelley: Triggs: Vemon Ii you're If you are a carrier delivery subscriber end fall to get your Sun call the Son Office, ZKI-ilKM, before 7pm.

Mondays through Fridays or between I and II a. m. Sundays. Locals Special Sunday dinner $1 per person. Burwood Cafe.

10-12 To Attend Pat Benda, Odcl.1, Is one of ten Maryrnount College students tending Kansas who are at- Psychological Assn. Convention at Fort Hays State College at Hays, today and Saturday. The college Is located at Salina, Kan. Qualified Four associates of the Beatrice agency of Bankers Life Nebraska qualified to attend the company's sales leaders convention at Chandler, April 5-8. Included in the group were Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph E. Knoflicek, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P.

Nlspel, Beatrice; Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Lindekugal, Faiirbury; Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest F. McKeever, Wymore; and Mr. and Mrs. Darryl D. Smith, Auburn.

Jinny's Yarn Shop, 504 Bel- Fit 104. Phone 22310-12 vldere, open 4673. Attended Course Ronald Jenkins of the Beatrice Water Dept. attended a one week course at the Water and Sewerage Technical School in Neosho, Mo. The course included many phases of the waterworks industry, including water chemistry, bacteriology laboratory procedures, piping and pipe cutting, meters and metering.

Merry Hearts The Hearts Club for the Handicap ped will meet Sunday, April 12, and Mrs. C. Winkle; Pick- at 2 p. m. at the Homesteader Room of the City Auditorium.

rell. Beatrice Livestock Sales Co. Cattle Sale Monday April 13th at 1 P. M. We had a larae run of cattle this past Monday, all close, of cattle selling lower, cows were about Feed cattle looked 25 to 50c lower.

Feeding Steers and heO lowor. These cattle at present prices look like a good with buy. Here a few of the sales made: 4 angus bulls av wt 650 at 20.30 2 ansus bl civs av wt 375 at 23.50 2 his strs av wt 865 at 15.50 1 wf str wt 835 at 18.60 2 wf strs av wt 340 at 22.35 1 wf str wt 340 at 23.25 2 his strs av wt 525 at 15.95 2 his. strs av wt 675 at 15.75 6 blk cross bred strs av wt 490 at 18.90 5 wf cross bred strs av wt 550 at 18.30 10 wl strs av wt 365 at 21.60 6 blk wf strs av wt 800 at 22'wf strs av wt 510 at 22.90 23 wf strs av wt 525 at 22.90 3 wf bulls av wt at 18.1U 2 wf strs av wt 600 at 18.15 7 mixed strs av wt 900 at 2 wf strs av wt 415 at 23.80 1 angus hfr wt 335 at 22.90 5 blk cross bred hfrs av wt 475 at 16.20 9 wf hfrs nv wt 335 at 23.00 2 aneus hfrs av wt 670 at 4 wf hfrs avwt 410 at 21.70 17.95 1 ansiis hfr wt 765 at 18.90 2 wf hfrs av wt BOO at 20.fiO 4 wf hfrs av wt 590 at 17.90 3 angus hire av wt 390 at fhls hfr wt 1315 at 14.20 4 blk hfrs av wt 410 at 18.00 2 wf hfrs av wt 590 at 19.00 7 wf hfrs av wt 440 at 19.90 10 wf hfrs av wt 625 at 17.90 1 wf cow wt 1240 at 13.35 1 wf cow wt 1015 at 11.20 7 his strs av wt 1030 at 17.00 2 wf strs av wt at 17.85 1 Ills cow wt 1445 at 13.70 1 wf bull wt 1705 at 1730 1 roan cw wt 1050 at 14.30 1 wf bull wt 1065 at 16.90 1 wf cw wt 1205 at 11.90 1 Guernsey cw wt 1410 at 12.30 1 red shorthorn cw wt 1095 at 13.00 1 blk angus bull wt 1030 at 17.60 on blk cw wt 1290 at 12.80 1 wf cw wt 945 at 13.75 1 his cw wt 1315 at 13.50 1 wf bull wt 1520 at 17.30 1 his cw wt 1235 at 13.50 1 blk wf cw wt 1180 at 13.70 1 his cw wt 1425 at 13.70 1 wf cw wt 1100 at 13.30 1 roan cw wt 1400 at 13.85 1 wf cw wt 1290 at 13.45 Small calves Baby calves 20.00 to 50.00 per head EARLY LISTINGS 20 head good quality face steers Heifers from the St. 'lO head of white face steer calves wt 375 Ibs.

choice calves along with our usual run of cows, Bulls, Fat Cattle, Feeding steers Heifers. So the next time you hove cattle to sell consign them to us for your highest market price. And if you n.edcattt. be sure to be with us every Monday, as cattle fresh from the farm In Southeast Hebr. 6 north Ew" Kansas.

wins to thank our many consignors A Buyers for confidence in our market. Hog Sale Wed April 1 P.M. We had a large run of hogs this past Wednesday with all good No. 1 2 Butchers weighing under 240 Ibs. bring- Pntr 1375 to 1425, with an extreme top of 14,30 for aev- erf I Butchers weighing around 220 Ibs 240 to 270 butchers 1325 to 13 75.

270 to 300 Ib. butchers 12.75 to 13.25. Sows 11.75 to 13.00 per cwt. Boars 9.75 to 11.60 per rwt io 8 to sell be sure to consign them to us here A Beatrice 77 Livestock Sales Co. Phone 223-3571 Vern Hngarltv Don Holtmeler Clarence Tegtmeler Bonded for your protection Operating under the Packers It Stockyards act Reed; Mrs.

Pearl Lawson, Lewiston; Shirley Wenz; Otto Spielman, Harbine; Everett Otaey. Surgery. Walter Hill, Dismissed: Al LeSeur, Burohard; Vernon Klahn, Diller. Personals Mrs. Rollo Ackerman, Lincoln, Mr.

and Mrs. Dee BelJ, and Mrs. Kenneth Otto left Wednesday night for Portland, where they were called by the death of Harry Rlst. Raymond F. Pape, Cortland, was in Beatrice on business.

Mrs. Emily Freeman Campbell, Kimba'll, spent several days in Beatrice and Fairbury transacting business. She also spent one night at Wymore with Mrs. LeClaire Freeman. Mrs.

Campbell is the daughter of the ate Sam Freeman. Mrs. Edith Christensen, Hoi- brook, has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs and Mr.

and Mrs. Berwin Shaffer. Rev. and Mrs. Berwyn Oilman and children, South English, Iowa, returned home Wednesday after visiting Mrs.

Oltman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Forsyth. Mrs. Mary Kopp, Estes Park, who has been spending a few days with relatives and friends here, will return home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart went to Clifton, today to visit Mrs. Stewart's parents. A business visitor In Beatrice was August Dissmeyer, Holmesville.

Mrs. Ira Kindig returned urn to jobs, according to monthly report of Clifford N. Simmons, manager of the Beatrice office of the Nebras- ca Employment Service. On April 1 there were 319 applicants registered for work with the office, compared to 361 on March 1 and 359 a year ago. Applicants, as the first of this month, included.

200 men and 119 women. The demand for non-farm- workers were up slightly from last month, Simmons said, but down considerable from a year ago. The Beatrice office serves Gage, Pawnee, Jefferson and Thayer Counties. 'Unfavorable weather conditions during March slowed the labor demand for outside construction." he reports. 'While the demand for construction workers was practically nM during the month, there was an increased demand for workers in the manufacturing industries as compared with this month a year ago.

Manufacturing accounted for 44 per cent of the total labor demand, followed by wholesale and retail trade." Seventy-six new non-farm Job openings were received by the office during March, resulting in placement of 46 male and 23 female workers. The demand for farm workers was unusually slow for March, due madnly to the late spring. Initial claims merit Insurance for unemploy- were down 39 per cent during March, while weeks claimed 30 per cent from the previous month. Initial claims were 20 per cent under those of a year ago. Tuesday from where she McPherson, attended a Brethren camp planning meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Crook spent an evening at the Ed Kunc home. Mrs. Ed Kunc accompanied Amanda Bay, Sylvia Pederson and Martha Yohe, all of Filley, to the OES Kensington meeting at the home of Laura White in Crab Orchard. Mrs.

Ray Eiben, Pensacola, is hre visiting her mother, Mrs. John Duntz. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kunc attended the Feeder's dinner at the Country Club Monday evening.

Isle of Tasboni' two performances PAWNEE CITY Members of the Pawnee City Rotary Club and their wives and children, are presenting the comic opera, "The Isle of Tasboni," Friday and Saturday nights, April 17 and 18, at 8 p. m. In the high school auditorium. The opera has deep roots In Pawnee City history. It was written in 1901 by a Pawnee City lawyer named Fulton, and has been produced here iv times, most recently in 1929.

It's setting is a cannibal island. Max Martin, member of club, attended the meeting of the Beatrice Rotary Club Thursday, to issue an invitation to Beatrice members. Miss Krueger- Albert Slama rites solemnized CORTLAND (Special) Miss Marilyn Knieger, daughter of s. Ruth Knieger and the late lenry Knieger, and Albert Slama son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Slama, Wilber, were married March at 3 p. m. at Mount Olive Lutheran Church. Rev. L.

C. Gruendeman per- 'ormed the double ring ceremony. Orvillc Monroe played the wedding music and sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." Carl Buls gave his niece In marriage. She wore a gown of white embroidered nylon organza designed with a fitted bodice, long bridal sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. The semi- belled skirt ended in an aisle wide chapel train.

Her waist length veil of silk illusion was attached to a crown of assorted pearlized blossoms. She carried white carnations and orange sweetheart roses. Mrs. Richard Krueger was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Karen Slama and Miss Linda Buls. They appeared in alike frocks in an apricote tone and matching pillbox hats.

Each carried a cascade arrangement of white carnations. Clarence Slama served his brother as best man and groomsmen were Fred Prokop and James Slama. Ushers were Eddy Slama and Norman Prokop, who also lit the candles. The bride's mother's corsage was fashioned of roses and her grandmother's was of white carnations. Serving the cake at the reception were Mrs.

Orval Monroe and Mrs. Jim Balin. Pouring were Miss Shirley Prokop and Mrs. Shirley Sladek. Miss Bertha Pape presided at the guest book.

The newlyweds will make their home at 709 E. 9th Crete. SALE DATES Saturday, Apr. II, 10 a. m.

Walter Vogel farm machinery and household goods auction lo cated 1 mile north of Wymore Delmer Jurgens Milt Fisher, Aucts. Saturday, April 11, 7 p. m. Sale of residence in Filley for Ivan Hedge. Dick Shea, Auct.

Saturday, Apr. 11, 12:00. Consignment sale, hedge post, cars, trucks, furniture, tools, ft misc. items. 103 W.

Court St. Harold Barnard, Mgr. Tom Jack Hawkins, Aucts. April 13 Furniture auction for Hattie Nielsen, 616 7th Fairbury, at 6:30 p. m.

Harold R. Siegel, Auct. Tuesday, April machinery sale for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schroeder, 2 miles east of Jansen on Highway 136 at 6 p.

m. Siegel an Morris, Aucts. Pally SOT, llti jf 25th Anniversary is celebrated by Arthur Janssens HARBINE-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Janssen celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary March 29 at their home with approximately 70 guests present.

Mrs. Mary Pretzer, Miss Lois Janssen and Miss Janice Janssen, daughters of the honorees, greeted the guests and Miss Diane Rahe presided at the guest book. Mrs. Edward Free, Mrs. Delmond Mees, Mrs.

er Schmohn and Mrs. William Hohbein presided at the serving table. Miss Darlene Mees assisted with the serving. Mr. and Mrs.

Janssen were married March 26. 1939, at St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, north of Jansen. Guests were present from Prairie View, Blue Earth, Utlca, Beatrice, Fairbury, Jansen, Hastings, Plymouth, Diller and Harbine. Hie lesson on "HouM and den" was presented by Mtt.

Ben Zoubek an-J Mrs. Klasek. Ladles Aid plant lo serve sale BLUE SPRINGS (Special) The Christian Ladies Aid Society met in the church parlor with II members and four guests swering roll call. Mrs. Harold Pearl and Eugene Swanson gave the tionals.

Plans were made to hold a rummage sate In the city halt April 18. The members will serve a plate lunch during day. The group wilt also lunch at the Walter Vogel aato April 11. MR. AND MRS.

ALBERT SLAMA Mount Olive Lutheran Church, Cortland, was tho scone of their wedding March 8. Mrs. Slama Is the former Miss Marilyn Krueger, daughter of Mrs Ruth Krueger of Cortland and the late Henry Krueger. Satellite visible over Nebraska The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has announced a new schedule of times when the satellite Echo II may be visible over Nebraska. The schedule is based on observations at Lincoln and may require slight adjustment for other cities.

The schedule: April 10, 9:03 p.m., east of dty, 75 degrees above horizon, moving southeast: 10:52 p.m., 22 degrees. SE. April 11, 8:37 p.m., 58 degrees, SE; 10:27 p.m., 29 degrees, SE. April 12, 8:13 p.m., 44 degrees, SE; 10:12 p.m., 39 degrees, SE; 11:53 p.m., 01 degrees, SE. April 13, 7:47 p.m., 33 degrees, SE; 9:36 p.m., 51 degrees, SE; 11:27 p.m., 05 degrees, SE.

April 14, 9: 12 p.m., 66 degrees, SE; 11:02 p.m., 10 degrees, SE. Combined choruses to present program The combined Men's Choruses of First Mennonite Church and St. John Lutheran Church will present a concert at First Mennonite Church west of Beatrice Sunday at 8 p. m. Good turnout at polls at Western WESTERN (Special) A good turnout of voters came to the polls here Tuesday to elect four Village Board members and two School Board members.

Those elected to three year term of the late Walden Damwere: Bob Brown, Les Mosley and Jim Rischling Sr. Other candidates were Art Knobel and Kenneth Roesler. Don Mammen defeated John Meyer 51-44 for the unexpired term of the late Walden Demke on the Village Board. Ben Zoubek and Joe Fisher outdistanced three other com- The public is invited to at- petitors for the two three-year tend the concert. Reiner Andreeson will be the concert director.

Mrs. Evelyn Schmidt is the accompanist. School Board terms. Others running were Jerry Filipi, Henry Brydl and Norbert Slepicka (write in). FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE BLUE SPRINGS (Special) Twelve members attended the Friendship Circle covered-dish dinner held Monday with Mrs.

Gretta Cpleman. Miss Bernadine Pyle, Mrs. Donna Thoman and Mrs. Frances Beekman were guests. The group played password.

Meefing is held by Better Homes Club WESTERN (Special) Members of the Better Homes Extension Club made plans for the May Luncheon to be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Nickel May 1 at 12:30 noon. The regular meeting of the organization was held last Friday at the home of Mrs. Henry Brydl with 12 members present. A special thought was given by Mrs.

Melvin Brueggemann and a report on citizenship was given by Mrs. Leonard Laun. Quick lunch dish: add canned shrimp to a cheese sauce and serve over toast. Farm betterment awards to two Kenneth Trout, Lewiston, and Loren C. Kastanek, Wilber, received $50 checks from Ak-Sar- Ben during the annual FFA convention in Lincoln.

Kenneth's award was for farm betterment. Loren received his award for purebred livestock development. I I I I I HALLMARK'S AMBASSADOR MOTHER'S DAY CARDS Biggest Selection la town. Siecks Court I I I I I I Davis Paint Store Ph. 223-53011 your present TV picture getting weak and fuzzy? I'll Install A 21" Picture Tube for only $34.88 You Get A Full 1 Yew Guarantee.

Free Pickup and Delivery Plus Check all Tubes Glean Turner Align Sound Clean Safety Glass Just Soy Charge It Ph. 223-8541 201 N. 5th The chickadee is the state bird of Maine, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. PUBLIC SALE In order to settle the estate of Lorenz Rinne, we will sell the following described property at public Auction at the farm located miles north of Burchard on blacktop road, or 3 miles east 2 south of Lewiston commenc ng a 10:00 A. M.

Sharp on Wednesda Apr. 15 Farm Machinery. Etc. Public Sole I will sell at Public Auction, at the place 120 Eads Avenue, Hebron. or 3 blocks North of Hebron Sale Barn, on Wednesday, April 15 Commencing at 1 P.

M. Combines Sell at approximately 3 P. Sun Want Ads bring results. Jong weekend Local artist Earl Harris, has Councilman Robert LaCrolx and hopeful Charles Button slttin' on needles and pins as the pair awaits the opening of two mail ballots Monday. Sutton holds a two-vote margin over the incumbent.

In case both votes are for LaCrolx there could be a drawing of atraws or flip of a coin, to decide the ward winner, 1949 W. D. Allis tractor, re- sleeved, and overhauled John Deere B. 1944 Tractor 1937 W. C.

Allis tractor W.D. Tractor Cultivator, W.D. Mountings Mounted 2-14 Allis Plow for W. D. Super Six Manure Scoop, new 2-bottom Disc Plow with W.

D. Mountings Allis Chalmers No. 60 combine W.D. Cultivator with W. C.

Mountings John Deere Mounted Cultivator 2-Kelly Ryan 11-ft. straight discs 2-Case 7-foot Tractor mowers International 7-foot Tractor Mower West Feed Grinders 2-John Deere pull type monitors 2-John Deere pull type Listers with Aldrin and Fertilizer attachments International No. 24 Corn Picker Van Brunt 12 hole drill with seeder attach. Moline 2-14 Tractor plow Allis Chalmers 2-14 plow International One-Way disc plow. 5-foot Case Manure spreader on steel John Deere Manure spreader on steel 3-Section harrow 2-Section harrow Dump Rake 36-foot Single Chain elevator International 7-18 hole drill Hay Rack with steel gears 2-Wheel Hay Rack on rubber 8x10 Wagon on rubber 2-3x14 wagons on rubber 2-Wheel Trailer Steel Wheel Wagon with good box Stationary Buzz Saw 2-wheel Dump Scraper New Idea Hay Loader 2-Deering Corn Binders Elevator Upright Hoist John Deere Spreader Allis Chalmers Fertilizer attachment Massev Harris Fertilizer attachment Allis Hydraulic Cylinder New International Hydraulic Pump 4 New International Cylinders Lots of old iron, strap iron, rods CARS AND TRUCKS 1955 Ford Six 2-dr.

Mainliner 1951 Ford V8 2-dr. Victoria 1949 Chevrolet Vj-ion pickup, de- lux cab, 700-15-8 ply rear tires, new, Motor overhauled, overload springs, stock rack and grain box 1946 2-ton Chevrolet Truck, cab and chassis, 1933 2 4on Chevrolet Truck Stock Rack for ft-ton Chevrolet Pickup POSTS Some Big Hedge Posts 9 Telephone Poles 15 Creosote Poles 15-ft. 8 Creosote Poles 24-ft. 47 New Creosote 7-ft. posts 880 Sq.

Bales Prairie Hay in Bam GALV. ROOFING 87 Sheets of 12-ft. 40 Sheets of 10-ft. 20 Sheets of 8-ft. 13 Sheets of 6-ft.

17 Sheets of 4-ft. 30 Sheets of 3-ft. LUMBER 30-2x2 16-ft. long 27-2x4 8-ft. long 28-2x4 12-ft.

some new 2-4x4, 20-ft. long 20-1x6 Walnut 6-ft. 22-1x6 10-ft. long 22-1x6 Walnut 10-ft. 48-1x6 12-ft.

long 11-1x6 14-ft. long 4-1x6, 16-ft. long 53-2x6 12-ft 3-2x6 16-ft. long 16-2x6 20-ft. long 16-2x6 12-ft.

long 9-2x6 22-ft. long 18-2x6 24-ft. long 5-4x6, 12-ft. long 16-ft. long 12-1x8 5-ft.

long 14-1x8 14-ft. Ship lap 6-1x8, 14-ft. long 16-1x8 16-ft. long 8-2x8 10-ft. long 24-2x8 14-ft.

long 5-2x8 16-ft. long 8-2x8 24-ft. long 5-2x10, 16-ft. long 22-1x12, 9-ft. long 12-1x12, 16-ft.

long 12-1x12, 16-ft. long 16-1x12 16-ft. long 15-2x12 10-ft. long 22-1x16, 16-ft. long 25-1x4 12-ft.

ship lap 33-1x6 8-ft. ship lap 36-3x8 6-ft. ship lap 30-1x10 12-ft. ship lap 21-1x10 14-ft. ship lap 20-1x10 16-ft.

ship lap 33-1x6 16-ft. drop siding Lot of good 4-in. siding 5-1x12 Cypress 12-ft. 60-1x6 9-ft. Car siding new 85-1x6 10-ft.

Car siding new 13-1x4 12-ft. Flooring 92-1x4 16-ft. Flooring 6-lxC 14-ft. Flooring 10-1x6 16-ft. Flooring 80 Good Flooring Boards, 16-ft.

90 BUNDLES NEW WOOD SHINGLES HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Electric Range Porcelain Kitchen sink and cabinet Maytag Washing Machine Wood Heaters Oil Heaters Other Household Items MISCELLANEOUS Several good wood panels; 10 Rolls new slat cribbing; 4-inch grain auger 12-ft. length with electric motor; Dual wheels for Allis Combine; 2 sets of Allis Chalmers wheel weights; New Easy ride tractor seat; Hydraulic hoses new; 2-row cultivator weed sprayer; 14 International power motor; Briggs and Stratton gas motor; Mall 24-in. chain saw; 1 set of 13x28 Tractor chains; Steel chicken feeders; Roll away nest; c'k'n waterers Steel hog troughs good; Wood hog troughs; 1 barrel butter milk; 2 new rolls of chicken fencing wire; 7 rolls of good chicken wire; 280 rods of nearly new hog wire; 180 rods of hog wire; 2 rolls ot new barb wire; 180 rods of good barb wire; Fuel Barrels; 3 stock tanks; Stewart sheep shears; Usual run shop and hand tools 2-stall hog house, 3 brooder houses. Many other items too Numerous to Mention. Lunch served by Ladies Guid of United Church of Christ of Steinauer.

TERMS CASH or see your Banker All Items Sold at Buyers Rusk Items not removed In 30 days xo back to seller Not responsible for accidents TRUCKS 1961 Chevrolet 2-ton, Heavy Duty Truck, with Omaha Standard Folddown Box and Hoist, 8.25x20 Tires, 25,100 miles 1959 Chevrolet 24on, Heavy Duty Truck, with Omaha Standard Folddown Box and Hoist, 8.25x20 Tires, 53,200 miles 1951 Chevrolet Truck, with New Motor, New Paint New Radiator, New Omaha Standard Folddown Box and Hoist, 7.50x20 Tires, 22,000 Miles 1953 Chevrolet Pickup, 3-Speed COMBINES 1958 John Deere Model 55, 14-ft. Combine, Power Steering, 14" Tires 1958 John Deere Model 55, 14-ft. Combine, Power Steering, 13" Tires Mayrath 27-ft. Grain Auger with 5 3-4- h.p. Briggs and Stratton Motor and Tail Sweep If interested in very good, clean trucks and combines, that are ready to go to field, or use, be sure to attend this sale.

MISCELLANEOUS Loading Chute, on rubber 300-Gal. Gas Tank, on stand 150-Gal. Gas Tank, for Pick-up and Pump Speed Indicator Briggs and Stratton motor Electric Paint Sprayer Tarps, 12xl8-ft. Jacks Loading Plank Truck Jacks Loading Plank Barrels, with lids Rakes Truck Flares Shovels Gas Cans Lawn Mower Tools and Tool Boxes Air Bubble 2-Gal. Spray Can Chains Guns Shots Cattle Buzzers Forks Other Items Not Mentioned GARAGE New 12x20 Garage, on 4x4 Skids, Boxed Inside with Ply Wood, Painted aond wired HOUSEHOLD GOODS If interested in very good, dsaa Furniture be sure to this sale.

1962 Norge Combination: 1960 Duomatlc Philco Bendta 1961 Coronado 21" TV Roper Gas Kitchea Stools 5-Pc. Breakfast Set High Chair Utility Cart and 5-pc Canister Set Electric Coffee Makers Electric Deep-Fat Fryer Electric Roaster Dishes and Pant Swings Chairs Bathroom Scale Maytag Washer 21" Floor Fan Racki Clothes Hamper Ironing Board Electric Automatic Clock Electric Hand Hair Dryer Zenith Radio and Record Player Platform Rocker and Footstool Desk and Chair Throw Rugs Swivel Chair Chairs Plastic Chair Coffee Table Window Air Conditioner Electric Portable Sewing Machine 2-Pc. Living Room Lock Platform Rocker and Footstool 12x15 Carpet and Rubber Pad 9x12 Wool Rug and 2 pads Tables 2 Floor Lamps Corner Table TV Trays Magazine Rack Pole Lamp Ash Stand Pin-up Light Table Lamps Round Mirrors TV Lamp Pictures 4-Pc. Bedroom Set, with Springs and Mattress Vanity Lamps 2-Metal Single Beds, with Springs and mattress of Drawers Wardrobe Foot Locker Loreni Rinne. Estate AUCTIONEERS Col.

Clarence TegtmcMer, Auot. Ph. 4521. Burchaid, Col Ph. 5501, Pawnee City, Nebr.

State Bank of Liberty, clerk ELMER F. W1TTE, ADMINISTRATOR Clyde McKee, Auct. TERMS: Cash. All property bid In at bidder's risk and cannot be removed from the premises until nettled for. (Not responsible for accidents) Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Crate 120 Eads Avenue, Hebron, Ntbr. Phone Hebron 768-6346 Brunine State Bank, Clerk SCHULT1S fc SON WOLKKN, Auotlonam IRVIN SOIJULTIS WAYNE SCUULTW Diller I'h. 793-3005 Diller Ph. 7W-3008 Rt.

2 Fairbury. Nebr. Kabr. DUANE Phone 7M.43TI Dlller, Nebraska.