The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

1939 HARSHAW GIRL ON LONG TRIP WTHJ-RIENDS I Miss Elizabeth Herman to Visit Many States before Returning Home. HAKSHAW, Aug. 3-(By Cofres- of The Miss Elizabeth Herman, who will teach the grade in the Phelps school the year and who attended summer school the past six weeks at Stevens Point, has- left on a lengthy trip. She was accompanied by Miss Florence Sandmann, Elsie and Thomas Herman and George The latter, a brother of Mrs. Herman, is returning to his in KrtobNoster, after having spent three months at the Herman home.

They plan to visit at Peoria, KnobNoster, Oswego and Marysville, Wymore Meadow, Springfield and Omaha, Neb. On their return trip they will visit Junior Meredith, who is attending school at Chanute field, near Ran- 111., and return home the last of August. Woman's Club Meets. Louise Arneson Federated club met at the home of Frank Loomis last week. The following members were Mrs.

Barrick, Mrs. Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Beltz, Mrs. Marion Michae, Mrs.

Johnson, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. T. and Mrs. Earl Meredith, Mrs.

Bunn and Mrs. Loomis. Five visitors also were 'present. were made for a chicken nner to be held soon. Patriotic songs were sung.

Mrs. Herman was presented with a birthday gift. Harshaw Briefs. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Fredericks and of Wisconsin Rapids drove to Harshaw and visited old friends the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, 'Charles. Casper and family of Mil- "waukee are spending the week at Earl Meredith home. Mrs.

Iva iFarris and sons called on in the community Mrs. Harry Klippel, who underwent a serious operation last Tuesday, is reported to be somewhat improved; -iV si is a parent in the Holy Cross at Edna Herman visited at the E. Meredith home Monday afternoon; little Patty and Mary Webster visited at the E. Meredith home Tuesday. Miss Clara Bellinger and Miss Sue Fite, graduate nurses of St.

Luke's hos- pital, who have spent the past three at the former's cottage on Birch lake, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Arneson; they returned to their duties in Chicago Monday County Agent H. L. Becker took 9 m( the 4-H club members of this locality to Merrill, where they attended the Lincoln county demon- ralion judging. Vefma West and Pal Come 'Home' ary EIlen Richa rds, her companion on flight from rison Mrs.

Velma West, left, hammer murderess, re-enterf Marys" reformator a "furlough" of more than month. -ment awaited fugitives, captured in Dallas. Tex. days alter their escaoe nn 19 Sheriff, Tavern Operator Killed RUSK, Aug. 3 Bill Brunt of Cherokee county and I.

Creel, a tavern keeper, were shot to death and a woman wounded in a roadside pistol duel early today. The woman, Myrle Stanley, 25, an employe of Creel's tavern, said the six-foot 29-year-old officer fired the shots which killed Creel and wounded her in the leg as he was slumping to the Rusk-Jacksonville highway with a bullet in his heart. She told County Attorney Ellis Lewis that Sheriff Brunt halted the Creel was, loaded with beer, by'shooting a front tire and that Creel fired at the sheriff to open the pistol exchange. WINNER OF REGATTA IS DELAVAN SKIPPER DELAVAN, Aug. 3 Shadrach, a catboat skippered by Jimmy Anderson of the Delavan Yacht club, outsailed a field of 57 starters yesterday afternoon in the second race of the Inland Lakes Yachting association's Class regatta.

Penny, piloted by Charles Pen- dock of Cedar Lake, trailed by a few seconds in the race over a six mile course. Wisconsin's preservance in the practice of diphtheria immunization among children, by a record of no diphtheria death reported during the three months ending in April, 1939. STENGL'S FOOD SHOP Phones 100-101 Delivery Service WE DO SELL FOR LESS YOU CAN BALANCE YOUR BUDGET WITH OUR MONEY SAVING FOOD VALUES? PU MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS FANCY MILK FED SPRING CHICKENS LB. 19c PRIME TENDER UNBRANDED Round Steak, Ib. 19c Sirloin Steak, Ib.

21c Chuck Roast, Ib. 16Y 2 TO BRAISE OR Boiling Ribs, Ib. 12c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CALIFORNIA ALBERTA PEACHES CRATE RIGHT FOR EATING OR CANNING RIGHT FOR Apricots 93c crate CRISP BLEACHED TIED BUNCH Celery Hearts I bcli.s. 23c RIPE CUBAN Pineapple 2 for 33e SWEET RED MALAGA Grapes, 2 Ibs, 25c LARGE VINE RIPE HONEY DEW Melons, eoeh, CALIF. BAKING Potatoes, 10 Ibs, CALIF- VALENCIA JUICE Oranges, 2 doz.

YELLOW Onions, lbs. NEW WISCONSIN NO. 1 COBBLES POTATOES lk 1,39 FRESH PORK SAUSAGE OR Uround Beet, 2 IDS. LEAN CENTER CUT Pork Chops, Ib. FRESH Ring Bologna, Ib.

COUNTRY STYLE Tub Butter, per Ib. MiltJl, 25V2C FRESH CAUGHT Lake Trout, Ib. 21c 29c SWIFT'S PREMIUM Pure GENUINE SPRING LAMB SHOULDER Roast, Ib. 23c SUGAR CURED Bacon 10 Va, KRAFT PROCESSED AMERICAN Ch 43 GOLD COIN SUGAR CURED LEAN Slab Bacon ik 19c GROCERY SPECIALS STURGEON BAY Red Pitted Cherries, STERLING Peanut Butter 2 jit FINE GRANULATED 20-oz. can SOCiAR lOc 21 50c ROSE DALE QUEEN Olives 21-02.

44-oz. FOODLANO EVAPORATED 4 cans Milk 23c Mason Jar Rings dozen DC SWANS DOWN Cake Flour STOKLEY'S FINEST SHOE STRING Beets or -j 20-oz, Carrots SALAD 25c Peas 9 oz 6t cans ROUNDY'S GEMS OF WHEAT OR Pu FRUIT JARS SI, 65c Pints, doz. 55c; with covers and rings. FQOD SHOP DAIL1? NEWS HEALTH EVENT IN ENTERPRISE IS TOMORROW Maternal and Child Health Center to Be Held in School All Day. ENTERPRISE, Aug.

pondent of The Marion Hill of Rhinelander, Oneida coXinty nurse, was here this week several times to make final arrangements lor the maternal and child health center to be held in the Enterprise school tomorrow (Friday). The hours are from 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. ahd from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m.

Mothers are urged to come early, and in the morning, if possible. Francis Cline, from the state board of health office at Rhinelander, will give physical examinations to expectant mothers and children under six years of age. These are health conferences. Suggestions and advice are given, but mothers are referred to local physicians for all conditions needing correction or treatment. There will be exhibits and many other things of interest.

Enterprise Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Brock have returned to their home in Chicago; they spent a four weeks' vacation at Lake View and Mrs. L. E. Minton have arrived from Milwaukee to spend their vacation at their summer home-on the Adeline Schoeneck has gone to Hazelhurst to visit Miller has arrived from Chicago to spend the remainder of the summer with his mother at their summer home on the Lola Gullickson was a recent Crandon Eternicki of Jeffris was here on Schoeneck, Martin Marquard and Herbert Marquard were antigo callers. Fred Moore and Richard Moore, of Pelican visited friends here.

Alvin Haegele and Alfred Schoeneck were in Antigo on and Mrs. Wendell Hurlbutt of Rhinelander visited relatives and friends here. Part-fell Man Visitor. Arthur Pussehl of Parrish was a visitor Gust Wasserman, Summit Lake, Was in town on and Mrs. Frank Farrell were Rhinelander and Mrs.

Peter Schramke, their children, Dennis, George and Margie, and Otto Pelzer, of Elcho, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Masseroni Sunday, William Lyons of Crandon visited friends Charles Thompson and Mrs. Eliza Weitzman, of Rhinelander, visited friends and Mrs. Paul Hein and son, Roger, were Hszelhurst callers Sunday.

Gust Soderquist and Wynn Webster were Rhinelander Anna Schoeneck, Miss Olga Schoeneck, Miss Hattie Miller, Alfred Schoeneck and Rudolph Schoeneck were Pelican Lake Emma Miller and Harvey Miller have returned to Forestville; they visited relatives here for three Kretlow, of Green Bay visited relatives here. Mrs. Herman Schoeneck, her daughter Lola, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Gullickson and daughter, Gail, shopped in Rothenborger of Elcho was a business caller in town.

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VOLOW FAMILY SIZE ONIONS 4lbs.9« Blue Wrapped 1-lb. rolls Salad Dressing Come quart jar SPREAD Sweet Girl pint A( jar JL3P 1 1 11 1 Ha 9 ti In Nursery Rhyme Tumbler tumbler BIG BEVERAGE BARGAIN GIRL FINEST QUALITY COLA and othrr Beverages, (plus bottle deposit) SWEET 6IRL Salad Dressing quart jar 25c NATIONAL WHITE OR CIDER i'P'- We Vinegar quart jar BULK WHITE Vinegar ga 0 19c VANILLA Wafers bilS SALERNO Butler Cookies 12-oz. pkg. Cocoanut Ban 10-oz. pkg.

SAVE ON NATIONAL'S QUALITY MEATS Gtnuln. 1939 Spring Small, Mealy, V.ry Tend.r LAMB no AST FRYING FRESH HAM ROAST Bggr CHUCK ROAST SMOKED PICNICS Ring liver 17cib. 24 ib. ISclb. us Sh0ft Shonk I32Clb.

Spteiql on IhfMliIng orders. ki 99im9n evniAlaiki lb. Notional St.ced Bacon Mb. I Ib. Snider Catsup 0 z.bot ie 29 COME AOAIN 3 bottles 2S PINEAPPLE GOLD IcayevCa WHITE NAPHTHA bulk bag 29c it 6 JO giqnf bars Brooms HILLSIDE Serptch Groin 100-lb.

bag Egg 100-lb. bag Growing Ma? 100-lb. bag I' lue star 15c C8USHEO MEDIUM Oyittr $hell 25-lb. bag 100-lb. bag "nd 100-lb.

bag block 39' SHOP AT A FOOD STORES YOU'LL BE MONEY AHEAD! ANN PAGE SALAD ANN PAGE Qt. Jar Sparkle 3 25C ptt IOC Beet Sugar 10 5IC OUR LARGEST SELLING COFFEE 8 O'clock 39C SUNNYFIELD Corn Flakes 2 3 ISC KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes 2 MEL-O-BIT BRICK OR Amer. Cheese 2 39C HEINZ Baby Foods 3 FINE GRANULATED SUNNYFIELU FLOUR 49 tb, sack 970 Flour PILLSBURY 4'J-lb. 'sack $1.55 i 4Vis- oz. Cans IONA CORN, SWEET BEETS OR TOMATOES 19-20 oz.

1 cans KRAFT ROQUEFORT OUR OWN 25c Black Tea RED Jar Rings 3 IONA PREPARED Spaghetti .2 c'i doz 10c 15c CAMPFIRE Marshrnailows iLISc Cracker Jack 3 lOc LAND O'LAKES Honey Peanuts 10c WE BUY EGGS FOR CASH OR TRADE NEW COBBLER Potatoes 13 LG. SOLID Hd. Lettuce 2 MICH. Celery LG. BUNDLE BARTLETT Pears, Doz.

Lemons, Doz. EATING Apples lbs. HOY'S TENDERIZED Smoked PICNICS 4 LEAN END CUT PORK CHOPS BRANDED BEEF BRANDED BEEF SHORT RIBS CHOICE CUT PORK SHOULDER ROAST Chuck Roast. 15 Ib. COUNTRY DRESSED Spring Chickens VI EITERS FRESH Ring Bologna ib.

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