Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 7

Announcements lorr AND rouvD by some child, line and Ivory tricycle. 1'lense Hum to 706 Kiln or call 21-21! red ami white Schwlnn cycle at. the Athletic Park. Tte- Cull 11SOVV. 21 truck tire and rim.

Jcinlty -of Holmesvllle. I'll. 19-21 BCIAI. JJOTIOEB SR BEER OFF SALE By the case or bottle. Sec us before buying.

1OBBS LIQUOR STORE. Court St. Beatrice address. 710 Grnnt. IBRA-HEALTH NORMALIZING NTER Physlo-Thorapy treat- IJnts Ph.

117. L. Gunderson Itometrlit Exnmlnkd Court NOTICE Corrugated Iron, Steel Barb Wire, flcid Bnd garden Ice. You can get the Item Jr. at the Ik Lumber Coal Co.

213 Ella St. 17tf location asemenl. 12S North Sixth. Hit' be responsible by any debt? racled by Mrs. Lena Klsh.

O. Automotive FOR SALE Good 35 V-8 Motor 65.00 4 good Firestone tires 20.00 Car Radio 5.00 Manifold Heater 3.50 Rest of car 50.00 $14.3.50 All this in one completely assembled package nt 1828 High for $125,00 Call 1915W FOR Dodge convertible, 4 new tires, rndlo, healer, nylon sent covers, low mlleagp. A-l shape. Prior J1475. D.

K. Meyers, Holmesville. Ph. 2111 more. FOR 61 O.lt.lt.

motorcycle, good condition. Unll HIH7.I. FOR SUuU-hnker 4-door sedan. Uadio, healer, covers, overdrive, new paint. excellent tires.

Outstanding buy at $425. Paul Henderson Motor Co. lot. Hell St. llHf Indian Motorcycles Authorized Dealer Free demonstration.

Duo Searl, 323 North 17th St. Ph. B35W. FOR Old! Sedan, Market. Stf Automotive AUTO PARTS New and Used BE A IKK IRON METAL CO.

Scrap Irun and Metal 3rd and Market Phone 672 FOR Ford Tudor, heater VS; motor, wheels 11MB Dodge, ton truck, clean Pontiac l-rioor. radio, heater de-froster; 1U40 Ford DeLuxe radio, heater, spotlight, and sun visnr. Illwny (inraKr. Ph. 11D4V.

Gth St. Hill Prop. FOR Ford V-8 mech- canlcally O.K., good tires. Make an offer, 1828 Hlg-h Ph lalBW. 8tf FOR Pontiac.

heatr-r. radio. 15,000 miles on engine. Ph. 417VV.

B. M. Dearlng, Nebr. FOR Punt laic Sedan (iiiod tireB, inquire 1700 Irving after 6:00 p. in.

Marsh Auto Repair. 19-21 FOR Dodge pickup. Like new. Bargain price. 410 Market.

llltf Creine. Cones, sundnes. quarts. half-gallons, and Ions. Uavls Confectionary.

19tf Transfer moved their of- from Hiirl Mat-left to 3rd Bell. Same phone 1138 21 Jih't nci'i'pt any more denning week. Mozart Cleaners. portable nullo enuipprd Kveready batteries lit new i Lees Radio Shop. 19-21 J'y highest price for ai'rap Iron Inietal and for Auto partB I general and portable welding 2SO 8.

Front. Call 419 Itf Articles For Sale png Wednesday Black perries and Bing Cher- I'or canning. Truck load lack Diamond watermel- IPicked at the very peak liir sweetness. t)'S FRUIT MKT. 311 Court St itlve coolers $60.00 and up.

fair conditioning. Bee UB for Bete information. Beet Plumbi: Heating Court 20tf IA.LE—Childs auto chair; lift. gate; Taylor-tot. Reasonable.

or 1015 10th. 21-23 lumber any size or f. Give me yovir order. John Overling. Maryaville.

Kana. 8. Ju9-Jly9 Wlnkler Stoker. Call 21-22 Filter Queen vacuum Ijr. Call 665W.

21-23 NNew price on 1000 F.very- 1 Batteries. $5.95. LeeB Radio 19-21 Uhave a permit to use gas Tiatlng. we can supply you 60,000 B.T.U. floor furnace Jite with automatic controls S.50.

See us for further In- Ilion. Best Plumbing Heat- 401 Court Ph 915. 20tf i Real Efttate building cen lilocated in Beatrice. Good Hill-Graf Insurance. Ph.

342. 19-21 good Itq move. Victor Lang. 20-21 Interested In real lor have anything to list, be see H. A.

Beam. 204 No. Ph. 1281 W. 1-30 ORSALE ce at 824 Garfield St.

immediate pos- Shown by appoint- eekes Son sne 353 or 1811 liTJtENTS AJTD BOOKS room at 1100 Ph. 142BW. 23tf Sleeplns room for one i beds for two. Call 363.r. 19-21 rooms at SL ITtf room for one gentlemen, separata beds.

After 5 p. m. lUtf ANTED hGoats mi)k. Ph. ItLawns to mow.

Call 21-22' hay and rouifh- Ing or grinding Save that lids ordinarily wasted. a.y and Feeds Co. Ph. 8. M.lStf Stray ewarma of bees.

TO ICall 1630W. used 20-22 Copies of Daily Sun. to Sun Office. 20tf I.OJ loan you the money! I pay long due debts, Jospltal bill or for ersonal expenses. INVESTMENT CO.

Lockwood, Mgr, 113 South 5th Results luse a SUN IT AD REBUILT MOTORS SALE Additional Trade In Allowance $10.00 Reg. Sale Fords 121.50 111.50 exch Chevrolet 119.95 109.95 exch. Plymouth 140.95 130.95 exch. 140.95 130.95 exch. Terms as low as 10.00 monthly.

New Motor Warrantee Montgomery Ward Beatrice Farmers' Market FOR SAL.1S—Bulk feeding molasses by barrel or gallon Beatrice and Feed, Ph 8 M.ZOtf FOR comhine. Good condition. Good condition. Ph. 7121.

19-21 FOR molasaen feed with pr iteln added. Beatrice Hay and Feed Ph. 8 20tt FOR Cultivator to fit H. and M. Karmall.

Henry Smil- ersfeld. Beatrice. 20-21 FOR row crop 2 plow Case tractor. Good tires, lights, starter. 1'aul Henderson Tractor and Kquipmrnt.

1D-21 FOR SA.LE—Baled alfalfa, in field. $14.00 a ton. Call 41U2. Beatrice. FOR Hawk sweep rakes for any tractor: Good 30 ft.

nempstt-r windmill JID.int. Heeds: Sweet Kaffir, Sc Ib. H. E. Foster.

Ellis, Nebr. 20-23 FOR Ilia-Chalmers tractor umbrella. Dean Jame.s, Kt. 2 U'y more. 21-22' FOR R.

Dissmeyer, Rt. No. Filley. FOR Allice-Chalmers combine with motor. 2 new John Deere siderakes.

Ph. 2549 Jansen. 19-21 FOR new tractor and hydraulic farmhand stacker and scoop. A. N.

Frantz Farm Eauip- ment and Supplies. 19-21 Z.IVZSTOO* STTPFXiXBS Hubbard Formula Feeds are good feeds. Chick Starter, Chick Grower, Egg Mash, Egg Mash Concentrate, and Sow and Pig Concentrate on hand at all times. Rockford Grain Co. Rockford, Nebr.

POVXiTBT FOR Hi fries. $1.00 each. mi. 11,4 mi. of Field Club.

Ph. 6314. DOOS, BABBITS, PETS FOR shepherd puppies. $1.00 'each. mile VV.

Wymore on gravel. Ira Baker. Employment WAITRESS Mr. Williams after 3:00 p. m.

at Susie Q. lOlf WANTED To hire steward, mail application, P. O. Box 52. Beatrice.

16-22 general house keeping. Pleasant surroundings, good salary. Give references. Write 368 15tf HELP general house keeping. Pleasant surroundings, good salary.

Give references. Write G. 368. 15tf Apply Beatrice Daily S-uii. 1'jtf Hotel Pad.

dock. 20-26 capable girl for general office position. High school education or equivalent. Good personality. Prefer 30- to 40 years of age.

Personal Interview only. 1U until 12 and 2 until 4. Thursday. June 23. Globe Laundry, 623 Court St.

19-22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Route Salesman for established route. Unlimited possibilities for one who applies himself. liberal commission earnings on collected dollar sale. Qualifications: good character and credit references necessary plus $100 cash deposit. Married man preferred Apply in person Beatrice Foods 4th and Market St.

16tt MAN Candy company has immediate opening for Franchise Salesman in Fairbury. Company will furnish truck and working stock. Man selected must furnish minimum of $1000. Cash deposit, and A-l references $4U per week plus commissions. Prefer married man between 21 and 40 years old.

Phone or write Supervisor Dale Snogren, care of Mary Etta Hntel for an appointment for a personal interview Offering top value day after day for the lowest dollar is the basis on which our used car business is built. Buy a better car today from LENTZ "Where a Sale Goes on all the time" 48 Buick Super Sedan $2195 48 Plymouth Sedan $1495 47 Buick Super Sedan $1850 46 Buick Super Sedan $1650 46 Nash Sedan $1150 47 Chevrolet Tudor $1395 42 Chevrolet Tudor $895 41 Chevrolet Tudor $850 39 Ford Tudor $595 39 Pontiac Coupe $750 37 Ford Coupe $150 37 Ford Sedan 37 Chevrolet Tudoi 34 Chevrolet Sedan 40 Plymouth Tudor 38 Dodge Sedan 41 Plymouth Coupe 46 Ford Truck $1295 47 Ford Truck $1395 46 Chevrolet Truck $1385 42 Chevrolet Truck $825 41 Ford Pickup $695 Lentz Motors 401 So. 6th 206 So. 6th Enjoy your vacation holidays in one of Paul Henderson's Fine Used Cars from our new modern Used Car Lot Located at 614 Bell Street 1948 Ford SD 4-dr. Color rich maroon, radio, heater, seat covers, white sidewall tires.

Guaranteed low mileage. Priced LOW for your vacation. Automotive 1948 Ford SD 2-dr. Color light blue grey. Radio heater, seat covers, spotlite, sunshade, fog lites, fender guards, mirrors.

Actually like new. Priced LOW for your vacation. 00 5350 1947 Ford SD 2-dr. Color lustrous black. Heater, excellent tires.

Guaranteed low mileage. Runs and looks new. Priced LOW for your vacation. 00 4350 1942 Ford SD Fordor 6 Radio, heater, seat covers. Priced LOW for your vacation trip.

1940 Chevrolet Coach Heater. Excellent low priced transportation. Priced LOW for your vacation. 1937 Studebaker 4-dr. Sedan Color black, radio, heater, seat covers, overdrive.

'48 engine put in Nov. '48. Priced LOW for your vacation. Wonderful buy at $42500 Open 'til 9 Sat. eve.

Paul Henderson Motor Company "30 Years a Ford Dealer" Ph. 1831 614 Bell St. Good Brakes May Save Your Life! Your lucky break may depend on GOOD brakes. Glass motors will check your brakes. Adjustments will be made at moderate charges.

Don't take unneeded chances with your life your loved ones your car. GAS OIL LUBRICATION Glass Motor Co. Dodge Plymouth 7th Court Business Services Guaranteed radiator cleaning and repairing. Garage. Wllber, Nebr A.10-.J110 Floors Refinished Like New Sanded, finished and polished to perfection.

Also, rugs scrubbed and cleaned in your home. BEATRICE FLOOR SERICE Phone 1778J Radio Repair Service on all make! Largest stock of radio tubes and repair parts In Southeastern. Nebr Lee's Rndio Shop. FJOtf TRUCKING and long distance. Beatrice Motor Freight I'll 225 llf SPECIAL! THIS WEEK MOTOR WASH TEXACO '122 So.

6th Ph. 2001 Try Cook-Kill Quick Killing Long Lasting Bug Killer Guaranteed to kill Roaches, Water Bugs, Ants and many others SONDEREGGER SEED STORE Use Kesi all The 2000 Mile Oil TRENCHING and BACK FILLING For Gas, Water, Sewer and Electric Cable Also CUSTOM CORN SHELLING Beatrice Trenching Co. 510 So. 7th St. Ph.

1153Wor 260 Beatrice, Neb. CLOSE OUT PRICES Started Chicks 3 weeks old White Leghorns Austra Whites White Rocks 4 weeks old White Rocks White Leghorns Austra Whites Buff Orpingtons 8AUI DATUM 919 Mkt Ph 926 At the Sign of the Big Egg" 4 Rare Iris $1 English Originations, selling thru catalogs at as high as $4 per tuber. SUNSET GOLD Flaming orange, very heavy blooming. CONSTANCE MEYER Brilliant red, an unusually beautiful flower. DOG HOUSE Dainty Orchid in color, and like an orchid in shape.

One of the most attractive flowers grown. BLACK MAGIC Jet black, very rare. Plant now, will multiply five times first year. EXTRA 25 Rainbow Mix Ranun- culus added without extra charge if you order today. Send $1 to Canterbury Gardens Dept.

713 Empress Bldg. Seattle 4, Wash. Every Monday. Hog and Cattle at (The Fair groundR) Beatrice Livestock Co. John W.

Heist. Auct Weds June 22nd 7 o'clock Paul Rolfsmeier Dairy calf sale at Bentrice Livestock Co. Sale Barn. John Heist, Auct Tuesday June 2gth 7 o'clock. Martha K.

Frantz. Estate; five room modern homo at 413 North llth. John Heist, auct. Night and Day Wrecker Service Day Phone 66 Night Phone 1164W Davison Tire Service 1205 North 6th NOTICE OT GUARDIAN'S SAX.E Tn the District Court of Gagp County, State of Nebraska In the matter of the application of Leslie H. Noble, guardian of UIH of Hprmnn J.

Drocs, a mental Incompetent. Notice In hereby thnt pursuant to an order by the Honornlile Cloyde B. Kills, Judge of District Court of Gage County. Nebraska made on the Hth day of June. 1949, for the sale of the real estate hereinafter described, there will be sold nt public vendue to the highest bidder for cash at the South front door of the Courthouse in the city of Heatrlre, In said county, on the 1st day of July, 19-19.

at two o'clock I'. the following doscrlb- ed real estate In Gage County, Nebraska, to-wlt: Commencing at the Northwest (NW) Corner of the Northeast Quarter (NEW) of the Southeast Quarter (SE 1 of Section Three (3), Township Three (3), North. Range Six (6), East of the 6th P. thence East (E) along the Fourth (4th) Section Line Two Hundred Eighteen Feet (218 angle to the right Kighty-nine Degrees Eight Minutes (08 and 379.50 feet, angle to the right, One Hundred Eleven Degrees Thirty Minutes (30 and at 111.30 feet angle to the left One Hundred Degrees 00 Minutes, and at One Hundred Thirty-three Feet (133 ft.) angle to the right One Hundred Ten Degrees Eleven Minutes (11 min and at 103.15 feet angle to' the right Fifty-Eight Degrees Nineteen Minutes (19 min.) and run 297.45 feet to the placn of beginning, this last, course being along the Sixteenth (Ifith) Section line, containing two (2) acres more or less. Said sale to remain open one hour Dated this 14th day of June, 1949.

50-270 Leslie H. Noble, Guardian June 14-21-28 NOTICE OP HEABINO ON PETITION FOB WAIVER, OP ADMINISTRATION AND SETTLEMENT TJNDEB SMALL ESTATES ACT. Estate Xo. 8212 of Frank E. Maranville.

Deceased. In f'ounty Court, Gnge County, Nebraska Tin- Stale of Nebraska, ss: To all persons interested in said estate, tnke notice, that a petition has been fili-d for dispensing with the administration of said estate and a settlement under the Small Estates Act. Said matter has been set for hearing, on July 6, 1949, at 9 o'clock a m. Dated June 14, 1949. ((S-EAL)) OSCAR L.

CLARKE. JR. County Judge L. H. Noble, Attorney.

June 14-21-28 NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS Estate No. 8224 of Frederick Buckley. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given to creditors of said estate, that the County Judge of Gage County, Nebraska, will, on the day of September 1949, at 9:00 o'clock A. at the County Court Room in said County.

examine, adjust and allow claims -gainst said estate. The time for presenting claims has been limited to three months from June 29th 1949. Claims not filed In the County Court of said County within the time limited will be forever barred. ((SEAL)) OSCAR L. CLARKE.

County Judge Sackett. Brewster and Sackett, Attorneys June 7-14-21. Burchard News NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS Estate No. 8229 of E. L.

Baughman, Deceased Notice is hereby given to creditors of said estate, that the County Judge of Gagre County, Nebraska, will, on the 6th day of October. 1949. at 9:00 o'clock A. at the Couhty Court Room in said County, examine, adjust and allow claims against said estate. The time for presenting claims has been limited to three months from July 6, 1949 Claims not filed in the County Court of said County within the time limited will be forever barred.

((SEAL)) OSCAR L. CLARKE, County Judge Sackett. Brewster and Sackett, Attorneys June 14-21-28 NOTICE OP PBOBATB Estate No. 82-16 of Alberta E. VanBrunt, Deceased.

In The County Court Of Gage County, Nebraska The State of Nebraska, ss: To all persons interested in said estate, take notice, that a petition has been filed for probate of the last will and testament of eald deceased, and for the appointment, of Donald Bowers, as Executor fh matter has been set for hearing on July 16, 19-19 nt n'clucn; Dated June 1 OSCAR L. CLARKE, Hevelone McCown, Attorneys ((SEAL)) June 21-28; July B. NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS Estate No. 8235 of Martha Pickering- Dean, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to creditors of said estate that the County Judge of Gage County, Nebraska, will, on the 13th day of October 1949, at 9:00 A.

at the County Court Room In said County, examine. adjust and allow claims against said estate. The time for presenting claims has been limited to three months from July 13, 19-19. Claims not filed in the -County Court of said County within the time limited will be forever barred. OSCAR L.

CLARKE, County Judge. Hevelone McCown, Attorneys ((SEAL)) June 21-28; July 5. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OP ADMINISTBATOB ADMINISTR- ATRIX Estate No. 8247 of Eliza F. Carre, Deceased.

In County Court, Gage County. Nebraska The State of Nebraska, ss: To all persons interested in said estate, take notice, that a petition has been filed for the appointment of Edward L. Carre Mabel Carpenter as administrator and administratrix of said estate. Said matter been set for bearing, on July IS, 1949, at 9 o'clock a. m.

Dated Jun. 20. 1949. OSCAR L. CLARKE.

County Judge. Sackett, Brewnter and Sackett, Attorneys. ((SEAL)) June 21-28; July 5. Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Weis were pleasantly surprised recently when relatives drove in and surprised (hem, staying and visiting several days. They were And a a and wife, the former Anna Stemper from Lebanon, John Stemper and sister, Mrs. Rosie Stemper Harding, Exeter, Neb. These people moved from here in 19 LO. Since Mr.

Stemper's wife died and Mrs. Handing's husband died, the brother and sister live together in Exeter. The Stemper family lived south of Burchard on a farm. They along with Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Weis visited with Mrs. James Raitora in the home of her daughter, Nora (Mrs. Charles Wenzl), north of Pawnee City, before going to Sevvard on Sunday, June 12, to' visit other relatives. Returns to Sallna Mrs. Val Borden and children left Wednesday for their home in Sauna, after spending a here in the L.

C. Borden home. Miss Golda Kramer of Beatrice spent several days here with her grandparents, while her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

George Kramer were in Hot Springs, N. M. New Comb.ine Harold Stake purchased a new combine the past week. He, Henry Dougherty and Ray Owen brought it home from Beaver Crossing on Tuesday. Mrs.

Janet Green of Kansas has been here visiting friends. Postponed Rain again on Tuesday afternoon caused the postponement of the meeting of the Worth While club. They plan to meet Tuesday, June 21. Special Meeting Members of Fern chapter No 9(1, O. F.

S. met June. 14th in the Masonic hall for initiation of two new members. Band Concerts There will be band concerts on Wednesday evenings on Main street east of the locker. The free shows will continue to be on Saturday evenings.

Attend Funeral Among those attending the funeral service of Clyde N. Butcher in Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen, Mrs. John Gillain, Edith Rauh, Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Borden, Maurice Martin, Mrs. Val Borden and children of Salinn, members of the Masonic lodge, all of Burchard; Owen Peacock and family of Pawnee Citv, Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Goodale from Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Butcher of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butcher of Milligan, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Butcher of David City, Mrs.

Bonnie Butcher Denker of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke D. Butcher and sons of Beatrice; Mr. and Mrs.

Paul C. Butcher, Mrs. Marie Peacock and family; Grant and Guy Nelson, Jeff Truman Gartner, Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Lincoln; Mr.

and Mrs. Ernst Oviott and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Peacock and family of Beatrice. Mrs.

Gail Klingman and children and Mrs. Eliza Logsdon returned to their homes at Chappell, after visiting here with their relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowman.

Roger, Bill and Duane visited Bowman's parents in Davenport, Nebr. Connie returned home with her parents after an extended visit there. Confirmed On Sunday, June 5, Darrell Dean Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. Hansen of southwest of Burchard, was confirmed into the Lutheran church at Summerfield, His sponsors were his uncle, Carl Hansen of Goehner and A1 i-n Aschwede, Malcoln. These folks, Mrs. Carl Hansen, Rev. Timken of Summerfield, Mr.

and Mrs. John Brans and children of northwest of Burchard, Miss Deloris Hansen, Gerald Kreuger of Beatrice were dinner guests in the L. M. Hansen home southwest of Burchard. Family Picnic On Sunday, June 12, at the Mike Van Winkle home In Lib- "rty a family picnic dinner was held.

Those who attended were Mrs. Jean West and Sharyn Kay of Grand Island. Mrs. Val Borden, Larry and Linda of Salina, Mrs. Edith Rauh of Lincoln, Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Gillain and Mr. and Mrs. Louis C.

Borden of Burchard. Attend Services Members of Upright lodge No. 137, A. F. and A.

who attended the funeral service of one of their members, Clyde N. Butcher, in Lincoln on Saturdav, June 11, and had the graveside service were: Jerome L. Cox, Ea'-l Yarpe, William Stake, Raymond Se.ikora, John Bookwalter. Leonard Steiner, Will Yarpe, Richard Stake, George Stake, Stanley Sejkora, Melvin Stitt, Albert Stake, George Stitt, Louis C. Borden, Lloyd Lantz, Maurice Martin, Truman Gartner of Lincoln, and Wade Turnbull, who was in'Lincoln visiting.

Mrs. Hazel Leitschuck and Miss Onna Lee Dougherty cared for Mrs. Sally Dougherty while the letter's parents were called away to the funeral of a relative in Indiana. Harvey Skidmore stayed with his nieces, Zelda and Dougherty and chored at the John Dougherty farm. Beatrice Daily Sun.

Beatrice, Si, Blue Springs News Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stoveall and family Stovcall's father, Link Stoveall, of Denver visited, among other places, at the Mead Cameron, W. J. Curtin.

Laurence Reedy and Frank Snyder homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Foster and Mr. aond Mrs. Ray Gish, Jimmy and Larry, spent Sunday in Fairmont, at the Cal McElvain home. They slopped in Exeter at the home of Mr. Foster's brother, Henry, and visited there with a cousin and family from Michigan.

C. L. Mittan, who underwent survey about four weeks ago, is making a good reocvery. Mrs. Mary Snyder has been on the sick list again but is improved.

Mrs. Lorena Warner has returned to her home at Perry, after a visit at the Dr. E. A. Warner home.

Visit In Washington Mrs. Jennie Closs and her sister, Mrs. Maggie Closs, of Wymore left last Wednesday for Clarkston, to attend the golden wedding of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and daughter of Broken Bow, were recent visitors at the home of Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith.

Mrs. Henry Nelson of Ann Arbor, spent a week at the L. J. Smith home recently. While here Mrs.

Nelson and Mrs. Smith visited friends at Lincoln. Former Resident Guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Roberts the past week was Miss Flora Belville of Seattle, Wash. The Belvilles were former BUie Springs residents, leaving here about 40 years ago. The father was pastor of the Presbyterian church here for eight years The mother organized the Presbyterian Missionary Society here family resided in the house now occupied by Rev. and Mrs.

llarold Massie and Tommy. Miss Belville was a school teacher as were her sisters. She lives with her sister, Lura. Sunday Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Knight entertained the following at dinner Sunday: Miss Flora Belville of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs E. J.

Roberts, Misses Myrle and Anzonettie Davis and Miss Mabel Harris. Smith Reunion Those present for a Smith reunion at the Ernest Smith home Decoration Day were: Mrs. Henry Nelson, Ann Arbor, Dr. and Mrs. D.

B. Mullikin of Chester, Mrs. Johnanna Smith and Mrs. Kenneth Wignall and children of Wymore, Nebraska Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith.

While stopped at a light before crossing a bridge at Atchison, recently, Mr. ond' 1 iiflEttW 'L. J. Smith were hailed by Richter, the former Forke, who drove" alongside. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur returned las(; Thursday after visiting their sons, Chester' and Aainn and family at Omaha. Addatrj-and wife drove his parents 'home, afid returned to Omaha Friday, by- bus. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur HaYwfiik were recent visitors at StellA and Falls City whef.e. visited Mrs. Harwich's N. A. Lockard, arid other 'relatives.

r.t GUARD GEARS AGAINST DIRT! M. LET US DRAIN OUT DIR TRAVEL-USED PUT IN Gear Dirty can lead to damaging repairs. take chances! Let us drain, old oil now, refill witfc clean, tough Mobih: Gear Oil." DRIVEJN 7 FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE AT Grosshans Service Phone 570 Grefe Service 1301 N. 6tN 0th Complete Close-Out Sale of the C. KING SHOE north side of square in Fair.bury Wednesday 7:30 P.M.

Office equipment Fireproof safe Adding machine Roll-top desk Oak counter with filing space Electric Fixtures G. E. Blanket E. Automat'id Siin lamp G. E.

Combination -Radio Table Lamps, Electrical ElectricJrtoMi Door Other items too numerous to Mrs. Rose King vi Owner Sieg-el Aucts. Chet It takes 20,000 head of cattle to produce one pound of crystalline insulin. New Gleaner Ba4.wih The original Auger type combine Full Jeweled Rasp Bar Cylinder Over 13 ft. Separating Length ft, Direct Feed Auger to Cylinder Every Bearing a Ball or Roller.

Used 12 ft. Baldwin Combine. This machine is on rubber tires and ready for harvest. Paul Henderson Tractor Equipment Co. 614 Bell Phone 1830 IT'S AAV LATEST ABSOLUTELY FOOLPROOF LIFE 'I'LLPLOAT UKEA tibmtJ by Kiftj ttttwet.