The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 9

JANUARY 4,1930 THE HMfNfiLANDtR BAILY Phelps E. M. Anderson of OHdden, resident, was a visitor here yesterday to attend lodge at Eagle River. Mr. Anderson formefly was chairman of the Phelps board o'f education and saw the school building demolished by flames.

and Mrs. Clyde Neldberg of Iron Mountain were Phelps callers yesterday on business. and-Mrs. Leon Case of iron Mountain, were Visitors here for a few, days at the O. C.

Hender- and. Louis Ltigar. homes. Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Brakken have left for Portland, where they purchased a frtiit farm. Charles Rossner left for Aslston, he will head saw for the Christiansen Lumber Miss Pearl Jaaska will leave Sun! day for where she teaches school, Paul Zimmerman will return to Hblightpn, Sunday where he attends Michigan Tech. Miss Leona Shorey was a week's visitor at the Sutton home here.

John Lobischer of. Maple Grove resort on Lac Veaux 'Desert has left for Chicago to stay for remainder of the winter. Art Yahr, Mike Evenson, IT. C. Hess and O.

C. Henderson attended lodge meeting in Eagle River last evening. Miss Ruth Zimmerman, after spending two weeks vacation with the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs; Relnhard SchoehecK. He attends Northwestern college them Adolph Kushman attended a highway and bridge committee meeting iti Rhinelander Friday.

Monico Mrs. Mitchell returned to her home at Robblns after visiting for a few days at the Lagon home. Miss Genie Kurtz returned to Milwaukee Wednesday, where she at' tends school. i Bernlce Nelson of Antlgo is visit- Ing with her sister, Mrs. J.

Cerort'- sky. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.

Lelth had dental work done at Rhinelander. Mrs. A. Ryland and daughter of Antlgo visited relatives in town: Fred Nehls visited With his mother at AVIttenberg Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Mitchell have 1 returned to Milwaukee after spending the holidays here. Harriet Brash of Watersmeet, Is visiting at the Ceronsky home. C.

P. Williams and Harry WI1-, Hams of Rhinelander were callers in Some of the men were entertained at a Schokopf party at the J. Green home, Monday evening. Those present were R. Pederson, Emil Meyers.

E. Lay, G. Wesnlowsky, A. T. Lelth, R.

Ainsworth, W. E. Baldwin, Lee Briggs, Frank Fisher, 'larenec Green, Ole Nelson and ami Mrs. Emil Meyers, MI. Mrs- George Wesolowsky, Mrs.

pred and Bald Wlii, Leitii, rat T.C Mrs. R. Pedersnn. rB E. Baa.de and children.

present enjoyed themselves gchof- Icopf. A 'ttiost tlelicloiis lunch was served and everyone' nne' time. rMrs. Baade received sonic nice gifts. has returned to Mich.

Krank Ryan Is in Rochester, whore-he underwent an operation oh his goitre. At this time no getting sister, Mrs. p'lje liia's heard how li. -Vera, Ftannery and lcl Gust, Taylor took Taylor to Etchb 'Friday to see Dr. Daily.

John is stck, i .1 Eagle River h(3r parents here, Will return to i Clyde Curtis. Oyster stew was served. Stout Institute school! where she attends Enterprise Mrs. Carl Fcrch shopped at Pelican Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton; Jfeeler and son, Karl were Kilcho callers. Earl went to receive medical. attention. Mr.

and Mrs. August Seidcl and family wereRhinelamjor visitors, i Otto Schoeneck made a business 'trip Mlllard Jenkins and.William Ktiss- man were Rhinelander business callers. Edward Schoeneck visited "William Kchoeneck at, the 'City hospital- in Antigo. Misses Marion, Catherine and Ludmella Seidel and Mr. and Mrs.

i J. P. Young and family attended services at the Catholic church at Poli- lan Lake, New Year's day. Esther and Harold Kushman visit- l-d relatives in Miss Erna Herman Kchoeneck and daughters, Ella and Louise, and Alvin Hoegele were Elcho callers. Relnhard Schoeneck has returned to Watertown after spending Those present reported a fine -time.

Mrs. Frank Kursch and daughter, Evelyn were Rhinelander callers. Clarence Green left for Owlnn, on Tuesday. Erma l3arnowsky, who lives near Rico Lake, spent Now Year's day at (he Kusch home. Hugh Nelson of Rhinelander visited in town Wednesday.

Mrs. Emil Meyers was a caller at Rhinelander. L. A. Taylor of Kempstcr was a visitor In town.

Mr. Whaley of Pelican. Lake was in town on Thursday. J. L.

Ford of Kaukauna was a visitor in town. A. T. Lelth attended a meeting at Rhinelander on-Friday. Mrs.

Ed Baade entertained a few Judge andvMrs, Alex Higglns left Tuesday for a several months visit n. the going from here to Portland, to visit relatives, and hen continuing from there to Florida and other places. "The large fire which completely destroyed the Phelps high school building Tuesday evening could be plainly frntn the village of Many persons, drove to :Phelps.to offer assistance, but avail, -Dewing to no proper fire at. that village and the enor- headway the fire had gained before being discovered. Anderson, formerly of and now residing at OHdden, was an Eagle" River visitor, Tuesday.

Myron Evenson, Arthur Yahr, O. C. Henderson, Joseph Handlos, of Phelps and Land o' Lakes, were Eagle River visitors Tuesday evening attending a meeting of' the local Masonic lodge. Nashville chltdfen relatives Tweed Turbans. M- The tweed turban has reached an ubiquitpusness that ranks It'above all other "Fords" this seafion.

The newest ones arc two or.thrgo colors. people in Thursday honor of afternoon her birthday, and Those who attended the party were Mr. and Mrs. E. Lay and baby, Mr.

Sore Throat? Don't Gargle This Doctor's Prescription Gives Quicker, Better Relief 9 Julia King Delicious Home Made CANDIES For Sale at Kate McRae's Don't suffer the pain and fort of sore throat. Use a doctor's Thoxlne guaran- I teed to relieve with the very first I swallow. Gargles and salves' are.Hoo' slow and if. they do relieve, it-is" usually only temporary. Thoxine has a.

doubie lieves the soreness and goes direct, to the internal cause. contains 'no harmful drugs and is safe and pleas-. I unt the whole family. There Is i nothing better to stop coughing d.ue i to irritated throats. Just ask--for Thoxine, put up ready for use in and $1.00 bottles.

Money back if not relieved. Sold by Koppa's -a-nd Reqrdon drug stores and all other good drug 4 stores. Adv. Ascot The newest and youngest looking- scarf is the Ascot. One In brown and orange has a rich monogram on the top end.

v. DANCE At Waverly Beach Sunday, Jan. 5 Music by Earl Tobey and His Orchestra Mrs. Kelly Jacobs and aro visiting friends nn here, Fre Rogers spent Tuesday night. with his parents, Air.

and L. A. Rogers. The Ladles' Aid met at the home of Mrs. o.

10. The next meeting will ho at Mrs. Sam Henry, the oldest son ot Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mllkey.

vvas operated on Monday for ncute appendicitis and at. the present time is doing as well as can be experted. Mrs, Robinson's father, Mr. Charles left for the homo of his son ln In- cllana night. Willard Harris, who was operated on not long aso.

is doings and will be home soon. -C Mrs. Cora Hayes is vlsitlrtg at the home of her sister, Mrs. man. Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Rogers returned to their home here Saturday Appleton where they have bee.r» ivl.slt- ing. Glen Meidam, Mr.

nephew, brought them in his car. H. K. Ash and family were Crandon callers today. Mr.

John Koclan spent New Year's with his family. Mrs. Dale Stephens entertained at a New Year's party. L. A.

Rogers was a Cranclon call. or today. Jim Hlllman spent New Year's with his family. Arlin Thornberry Is home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Thornberry. D'r. Ison was a calter here today. George Hay eft 19 Sick at the homo of his aunt, JffS. JIM Hlllman.

Mrs, James Beffckson spent Tuesday at. the ii6rne of Mrs. John Koclan. Orrle Harris left Of Land 0 Lakes Wednesday. Rob Tiiirris was ft Crandon caller Thursday.

Long MtttS. A picturesque evening gown of black mesh net has a deep decollet- age and matching Witts of the same mat "rial. Cnlffum Turtoiui. For the'coiffure turban, mndn the exact color of one's hair, lB quite the latest. It should be made in son folds that run back to the nape of the neck.whore a puff of chiffon looks like a PRINCE OF WALES TO START HUNTING TRIP To Resume Cut Short by King's Td Mingle with Hrocuded Olletsj Rich brocades make stunning little costume blouses and gilets, worn with black velvet skirts.that dip and trail; to beauty.

I Shirting Blouses. The trimly tailored little tuck-in blouse, wit hman's collar and tie of self fabric, is made now in the sweetest striped shirtings. fr, "Rhfftanrt, 3 (By A. t'rlncfi Of Wales sailod toilay aboard the liner Knnll- worih Castle tot Cape Town, South Africii, to restlfne the hunting- trip lio abruptly brdke off whon Kins- Oeorfi'e became seriously 111 more than-a 'I'o the accompaniment of cheers from friends ashore and fellow pas- sfiij-'ors on the ship, the prlnco went on boutd the Kenilworth Castle nbniit 3:30 p. m.

The hawsers were immediately cast off and Iht- ship imsliad out-of-the dorks to the strains of "Auld -Lane Syne" and of "fiod Save the Kins 1 As the ship butted her way down Southampton-water through a stiff breeze and a shower of rain, the prince wont below to his own prlvafd cabin. He wns last seen by watchers on Hie shore as ho waved his cap in response to cheers from the people on the dock. The prince is 'traveling 1 with ml particular formalities. As one of several hundred first-class passengers ho will mingle freely with them, and dine at a table near the orchestra In the Kilt-dome dining saloon. Tt Is believed that licorice is one of the oldest confections in the world.

Michelangelo had to lie vlat on his back to paint, the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. There hasn't been bank failure in China for more than UOO years, It is said. Purse Frame. A antelope pursodias the left half of its frame red-enamel and the right side stopped up and done in green enamel) The ornamental clasp is green and red, outlined in crystals. c- Wf.

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J. W. BIRD, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose arid Throat Specialist Rninelander, AVisconsin FUR COAT SALE.

Come and see our grand display of fur coats at prices that will surprise you. Less than manufacturers cost. Trade in your used fur coat at liberal allowance at the CHARM SHOP. MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT AT 11:30 Premiere Showing Of COLLEEN MOORE 'FOOTLIGHTS AND FOOLS" MAJESTIC NewMulti" Phase Circuit Full Tone- Color Electro-dynamic Speaker BICYCLE SHOP No. Brown St.

NELSON'S SATURDAY SPECIALS LARD, 2 Ib. pkg. 26c SUGAR, 1Q Ib. bag 50c PEARS, large cans, heavy syrup, each 28c COFFEE, Monarch, 1 Ib. can, vacuum packed each PINEAPPLE, large can, broken slices, each 28c BLACKBERRIES, Libby's, per can PHONE 100 NELSON'S WE DELIVER GREATEST REDUCTIONS AT OUR Quitting Business SALE Come here and save on your winter clothing needs.

Overcoats Only a few left. $25 value. Quitting business price Cordurov heeplineU CoatS Quittirig business price Santa Says: "Everybody's doing it! More and more people are joining the Christmas Savings Club, spreading the cost of Yuletide over fifty weeks," We will be glad to explain all details. MERCHANTS STATE BANK Men's Rubbers Children's Fleeced I 0 inch leather top, quitting business 5 Lined Union price Dress Caps For men and young men. Quitting business price I "TH Quitting business price 49C DUALITY Foods and necessary household items at the lowest possible prices!" a pledge that A has kept for 70 years a pledge that A will keep during 1930 and a pledge that- will mean many dollars in monthly savings to every housewife who daily practices the thrifty A shopping habit.

Evaporated Milk 3 .3 Borden, Pet or Carnation VVhite House Brand 25 Asparagus Tips A Del lona Cocoa Heavy Rockford ijOCKS Quitting business, price, pair 9C Men's Oxfords i Work Shoes Blacks and tans. Quitting business Only a few left. Quitting business price, pair $2.89 I $1.69 MIIIIIMIlllMMIMIlAlllllllHIIIIIIIIIMi Work Pants IB Fleeced Lined Shirts goodheavy cotton knit moleskin business price $1.27 SUGAR Granulated Cane 100 10 bag Ib. bag $5.79 58c Sunical Peaches In Heavy Syrup No. Can Pancake Flour Aunt Jemima or Pillsbury's Pkas price For me and business price 59c Quality Meats At New Low Prices Native Tender Chuck Roast tb 23c Tender, Juicy Round Steak tb 29c UONIiLKSS Hams 26c SUOAH Bacon Squares tb 18c HKUKING Quality Milkers 99c Beef and Pork Tenderloin Fresh Pressed Chickens Select Oysters Flour Pillsbury's or Medal.

49 $2.01 Sunnyfield 49 $1.61 Soap Crystal White, Mdlo-Wheat BOSTON STORE NEXT TO THR MAJESTIC THEATER Grandmother's Fan Rolls doz. 9c Qrandmother's Wheat Bread 9c Bananas Firm, Ripe Fruit 25 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 3 Ibs, 87c Circle tb 33c BOKAR COFFEE AIL i it A puiHt MIDPLE'WESTERN DIVISION.