The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

AUGUST 2G, 1941 Wed In Milwaukee Announcement has been made of the recent marriage of Miss Florence Ernster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ernster of Milwaukee, to Glen Hicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks of Waukesha, who formerly lived in Rhinelander.

The wedding took place in St. Joseph's church in Milwaukee on Aug. 9. Mrs. Hicks is owner of the Margo Beauty shop in Milwaukee.

Mr. Hicks is well known in Rhinelander, where he was employed by Musson-Ahderson garage. He was a former member of the city baseball team. Guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs.

William Hicks, of Waukesha; Mrs. Ben-Staflg, of Minneapolis; and Mrs. Gordon Hicks, of Rhinelander. IHIfi KMINELANDEU (WIS.) OAlLIf NEWS It's A. B.

C. in Filet Sdys Laura Wheeler Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tromp and sons, Eugene and Jack, have returned from a week's stay in Waukegan, 111. Glen Anderson and Kenneth Mc- Keaguc are spending several weeks in Milwaukee.

Mrs. John Gaffin of Milwaukee has been visiting friends in Rhinelander for several days. Mrs. Gaffin is a former Rhinelander resident. Mrs.

Dan Noble and son, Bill, have returned from a trip through Yellowstone National park. On their return they visited A. C. Hunt- zickcr in Ivanhoo, and Mr. and Mrs.

Neil Huntzickcr in Granite Falls, Minn. Mrs. S. T. Donovan and children have returned from a several weeks' visit with relatives in Kenosha.

Miss Ethel Graf has returned from Milwaukee, where she has been visiting for the past two months. Rob Warren and Bob Weirdsma, of Wauwautosa, visited friends in Rhinelander yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D.

H. Devonald and daughter, Nancy, and Miss Marian Harris have returned to their homes in Chicago after spending the weekend here. They were accompanied home by David Devonald, who has been a guest of Edward Elkon for the past week. Mrs. Alvin Ganz and Miss Isabel Nelson have returned to their homes in Chicago after visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Nelson, for the past two weeks. Mrs.

Ben Stang has returned to Minneapolis after visiting Mr and Mrs. Gordon Hicks. Mrs. M. R.

Campbell of Berlin is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. McArthur. Mrs. Gertrude Stumpf of Appleton is visiting her son, George Stumpf, and family, for a week.

Leslie A. Donnelly and Norman Macintosh, of Buffalo, N. are on a two weeks' vacation in northern Wisconsin. Mr. Donnelly is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Donnelly, former Rhinelander residents. Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Deilke have returned from a 10 days' vacation in LaCrosse. FILET CROCHET Personalize your chair sets with your own gives them distinction. Use the initials alone, too, as inserts for towels and pillow cases. Pattern 2923 contains charts and directions for making set of 4 inch alphabet; materials required; illustrations of stitches.

PATTERN 2923 Send ten cents in coin for this pattern to The Rhinelander News, Needlecraft Eighth avenue, New York, N. Y. Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS. Glorifying Yourself BY ALICIA HART NEA Service Staff Writer To the June graduate who is look( ing for her first job: It is not a good idea to appear before someone you hope will hire you, in clothes that are too fussy or too casual. This excludes hats with flowing veils and all dresses except neatly tailored, simple though feminine ones.

It excludes also sweaters and skirts and the flat-heeled saddle shoes you loved to wear on the campus last year. Don't be coy. Cute mannerisms, even a suggestion of baby talk or any variation of that old "You're- a-great big powerful executive and I'm-a-poor little thing-who- wants-a-job" line are out. Or. rather, you are out if you go in for Make sure that you are and look clean from head to foot.

Many a girl has been turned away with a "we'll get in touch with you later" simply because her hair wasn't soft and shining, her hands immaculate. On the other hand, don't be a cold fish. Any person is hired because the employer believes she can do the job, of course. But, in addition, it's to her advantage if, somehovv during the interview, the I prospective employer gets the idea that she would be a pleasant, good natured, enthusiastic person to have around the office. Don't go in for dramatic effects.

Unless your lashes and brows are absolutely colorless, just skip mas- cara. By all means, skip eye shadow. Apply powder and lipstick carefully. Unless you have natural color in your checks, put on a bit of rouge. This is no time to be pale.

The man behind the desk is too likely to mistake the wan look for plain bad health. Ethel Baribeau to Wed Elmer Larson An application for a marriage license has been made at County Clerk Lloyd D. Verage's office by Elmer Larson and Miss Ethel Baribeau, both of this city. Miss Baribeau and Mr. Larson plan to be married Aug.

30, with the Rev Francis Bertram officiating. Pioneer Park Group Picnic Tomorrow A picnic for children who took part in the Pioneer park playground minstrel show will be held Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the park. Each person, is to bring his own lunch, and cream, candy and prizes will be provided.

Should the weather prevent the picnic on Wednesday, it will be held on Thursday. Those taking part in the minstrel show were Beverly Dobbe, Jean Russell, Sylvia, Nancy and Jean O'Malley, Margaret Makholm Marie Abendroth, Carol and Lois Andrus, Ada Lee Winat, Marcella Jensen, Mary Fetke, Connie Froling, Dick Caldwell, Roy Russell George Ruggles, Dick Vanney', Donald and Gilmore Anderson. DARKNESS AND EYESTRAIN A variety of smart new I.E.S. table models, Certified I.E.S. Lamps now as low as 3 9 5 Challenge darkness and eyestrain in your home, by beginning to light condition with I.E.S.

Better Sight Lamps. They are scientifically designed tQ give Better Light for Better Sight. They diffuse it over a wide circle, to provide light where your eyes need it at work or play. And their soft, pleasing light helps reveal new beauty in your home decoration. Many models, in attractive materials, to suit any home or purse.

How I.g.S. Lamps Protect Eyesight Diffusing bowl (A) sifts out harmful glare. On models with candles, similar bowls (B) shield each bulb. Special Inner lining (C) of shads reflects more light lor better sight Look for thij when you Assur I. E.

S. bridge models are ideal beside chair or desk. Many styles. The Umps Shown Here can be purchased at most Dealers' Store See Them Now this is WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE News Club Nofes Tuesday, Aug. 26 Eastern Star sewing circle, 2 p.

home of Mrs. Fred Locke, North Stevens street. Ladies' day at toe country club. Daughters of Norway, Axel Busk cottage, Hixon lake. Veterans of Feroign Wars, 7:30 p.

council room of the city hall. Wednesday, Aug. 27. Pelican Woman's club, 2 p. home of Mrs.

William Trotier. Mid-week prayer meeting of Foursquare Gospel church, 7:45 p. at the Turn farm. Pelican Men's club, 8 p. Pelican town hall.

Former Resident Of Monico Married To Milwaukee Man MONICO. Aug. 26 (By Correspondent of The Eileen Heraldson of Antigo and Millard Jenkins of Milwaukee were married in Antigo on Saturday afternoon. The newlyweds have gone Virginia on their honeymoon. Mrs.

Heraldson was formerly Eileen Baldwin of Monico. Monico Briefs. Mrs. William H. Crochett and Harvey, of Hampton.

are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Belski; Mrs. Harry Iverson of Chicago also is visiting with her mother, Mrs. and Mrs. E.

Withas and baby of Rhinelander visited at the E. J. Meyer home Sunday: Billie Meyers returned to his home here. Clyde Curtis has gone to Kewaunee to visit her daughter, Mrs. Sidney Hayes, and family.

Mrs. William Wilson and Wren Huycks are receiving medical treatment in the Wisconsin General hospital at and Mrs. Jerry Jarr I and family of Milwaukee visited at I the Lelth and Mrs. R. Pederson and daughter, Ila, and Kathryn Slizewski visited at Antigo on Briese has returned to Moline, 111., after visiting at his home and Mrs.

R. Pederson motored to Laundrie from Land o'Lakes was in town this Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunen, and family spent Sunday at Anligo at the W.

E. Baldwin Mildred Julian from Winnetka, 111., is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. and Mrs. Charles Dehart and family from Michigan spent Sunday here.

Alan Baade has returned home from Superior, where he attended school the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roth of Eau Claire visited at the R. Pederson home Jillson and daughter, Margie, of Woodruff, Mrs.

Adolph Knudson of Green Bay visited at the Pederson and Mrs. A. J. Ryland of Antigo are visiting relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Boers and daughters of Three Lakes spent Sunday here. Adolph Rydzewski of Three Lakes with in town Frey of Hartford spent the week-end and Mrs. Chris Carlson and family have moved to Three Lakes. Trinity Aid Plans Bake Sale Thursday All committees of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid will sponsor a bake sale, to be held Thursday morning a 9 o'clock in the Model market.

Pelican Men's Club To Meet Tomorrow There will be a meeting of the Pelican Men's club Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Pelican town hall. The liberty that we cherish is mocked and threatened with destruction. Only by unity, and particularly by mutual respect in the relationships between employers and their employes, may we ex-Pect to win through. George Meany. A.

F. of L. leader. PAGES MUSIC CLASSES The Music Department of St. Mary's School, 16 South Oneida Avenue, requests you to register for music before the first week in September.

Lessons will be given on the piano, wind instruments, violin, string instruments and the piano accordion. Please register early. But Wards are famous for low- priced favorites! These are Maybe it's the rich look of the fabric. Maybe it's the way it lends itself to cute Maybe it's simply the glorious colors. But whatever the reason-corduroy is a sensation! And we have it at budget prices.

Sizes range from 12 to 20. CORDUROY BONNET $1,29 There's stiffening in the brim so it can't lose shape! Color? to blend or Classified Advertising FIRST INSERTION TWO CENTS. PER WORD, MINIMUM CHAftGfi NFEACH SUCCESSIVE SUBSEQUENT The classified Department is situated in the Business Office of the News at, 28 North Stevens street. This office is open to receive advertisements from 8 a. m.

to 5 p. m. daily except Sunday. The ad taker will gladly assist you, if desired, so that the copy for ad 's prepared in such a manner as to produce the best results Classified ads ordered by telephone will be accepted from all nersons bated in the Rhinelander Telephone Directory on memorandum charge! In return for this courtesy the advertisers will be expected to Temi promptly Accounts unpaid on the 20th of the month following date ol invoice will not be granted further credit. TIME REQUIREMENT: Want Ads should be ordered before 12 clock noon to appear the same day.

Want ads to appear on Saturday must be not later than 10:30 a. m. Saturday. Display advertisirfi copy must be in The News office before 10 a. m.

to appear the same page ads must be in The News office by 4 p. m. of the day preceding pub" dD Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. The News Will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Radio Service EXPERT RADIO SERVICE BUDREAU'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE PHONE 180 Notice School Bus Insurance Premiums again lowered.

Stock companies only. L. A. Leadbetter YOU CAN GET up to 100 gallons of oil free with the purchase of a Super Flame oil healer. See them at Schooley-Forbes Hdw.

ENROLL NOW! Don't wait. Sept. 8 class now forming several more girls needed at Wausau Academy of Beauty Culture, Wausau, Wis. Write for particulars. Positions for room and board while attending school available.

Real Estate "Buy her a home for her birthday." Call Herman A. at your 8922. Attractive cottages, lots, lands, lake and river frontage. Northland Lakes, Inc. M.

R. JEFFRIS, Pres. PH. 602 MERCHANTS STATE BANK BLDG. 8-.

FOR of northern half of Lake Mildred, about six miles from Rhinelander. Clear water, sandy white beach, wooded, good roads. Good fishing. This is an exclusive listing with us and we will divide to suit purchaser. About 4,000 feet of excellent and most desirable frontage and acreage on Lake Alva.

Will also divide to suit purchaser. Prices are most reasonable. Terms. Of course we have our fall listings of houses in city, and surrounding territory. Call us for day or night appointments.

Herman A. Bostrom Wanted MAID WANTED For general housework. Top wages Phone 1259. 8-2d-3t WANTED TO bedroom or two-room apartment, centrally located. Write care The News.

8-26-11 for general house work. Preferably part time. Phone 1216-J. 8-26-3t or woman for general housework, afternoons. Inquire in person.

Mrs. Charles Snow, 315 Dahl street. 8-26-lt or middle aged woman for light housework and care of baby eight months old while mother works. Eagle River. Write Box care The News giving references.

8-26-lt WANTED TO hand accordion. Give full description and price. Write "Accordion, care The News. 8-26-3t Lost LOST Six-months-old Holstien heifer. Leslie Jarvis, R.

R. l. 8-25-3t between Milwaukee club and Root Beer stand. Call 1171. 8-25-3t For Sale Used Radios.

Used Electric Ranges. Used Water Heaters. Bellile Electric Shop Phon.s 4J 12-29-tl FOR softwood slabs at $2.75 per load. Dry, $4 per load. Phone 1358-W.

8-ll-18t FOR new 1940 Estate Oil Heaters. New prices are higher. Save up to 35 per cent. Lloyd's Music Store FOR gas range and three-burner gas plate. 824 Mason street.

8-21-6t FOR stove, studio couch, living roi.itn suite, bed, dresser, canned goods, sewing machine. 427 Rib street. 812S-3t SPECIAL OFFER Singer sewing machine service. New and used Singer sewing machines for sale on present low terms. Payments until Sept.

1. Call at 638 Thayer street. J. N. Newton, distributor.

8-26-31 FOR SALE 1935 Tudor de luxe Chevrolet. Heater, radio, four new tires and spare. At a bargain: Henry, 227 Conro street. 8-26-31 FOR cash register at the Yellow Cab. Phone 600.

8-26-81 FOR California'toilet products. Phone 853-J. 1022 Keenan- 8-22-Sf FOR hardwood.ve- neer cores, $7 per load. Dry softwood kindling $3.00, within city limits only. Atlas Plywood Corp.

Phone 40. Female Help Wanted WANTED Experienced girl for housework. Apply afternoons. 404-A South Pelham. 8-25-6t WANTED Woman for general housework.

Phone 338-W. 8-25-6t For Rent FOR home. Telephone 739-J. 8-19-121 FOR unfurnished five-room apartment; two-room furnished apartment. 1009 Dorr avpnue.

8-21-10t FOR house near Lake George. Reasonable. Phone 964-W4. 8-23-3t FOR and four- room apartments. Lower floor Also for sale, tables, bed, spring, mattress and other furniture.

103 South Pelham. 8-25-3t FOR RENT Three-room unfurnished apartment, upstairs. Modern. 109 East Frederick. Phone 255-W.

8-25-3t FOR furnished cottage, two miles west on Hwy. 47. Water, electricity and fireplace. Phone 931-J. 8-25-3t FOR RENT Two-room furnished apartment, 35 Randall.

8-25-12t FOR bedrooms centrally located. 322 Alban street. 8-26-3t FOR modern unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. $8 month. 931 Mason 8-26-3t FOR RENT Small house, partly modern.

732 W. Phillips. Inquire 15-A South Pelham. 8-26-3t Used Cars Always at your service. Phone 8922 8-26-31 FOR SALE Oldsmobile "8" sedan.

Good condition. Call "The 977-J. 8-21-7t 18 Years of Honest Dcaline Has Made Us the Oldest a Largest Dealer in Oneida County. 1933 PLYMOUTH FORDOR SEDAN. Very good tires, upholstery; finish and motor in excellent condition $140 1931 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN.

Six wheels and tires, trunk and heater. Clean mohair upholstery, original green finish and motor very smooth $125 1934 FORD SPORT COUPE. Or- igiial jet black finish, mohair upholstery, good tiros, motor just reconditioned $185 1935 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE SE DAN, This car has been completely reconditioned has five (5) new tires. Original finish and guaranteed $245 Many other Vater models and cheaper cars to select from. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM QUALITY CHEVROLET COMPANY FOR range and other good condition.

642 S. Oneida. 8-22-10t WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a shipment of Duo-Therm Oil Burning heaters. Let us show you the new exclusive Duo-Thehn features before you buy. Lewis Hardware FOR 1937 Ford trunk sedan.

Perfect. 'Rebuilt motor, radio, etc. $250, Terms. 709 North i Brown. 8-23-2t FOR house on West side.

Newly modernized, except furnace. Phone 1067 or in-! quire 329 Messer street. 8-23-3t FOR Mercury outboard. Still unpacked. Call 1570.

8-25-61 FOR on West Phillip, street, across from West Side school; 60 foot frontage, John Kelley, phone 663. 8-25-21 I FOR filing cabinet, double doors, combination lock, contains four legal size filing drawers and other fittings; dicta- phone; transcriber; shaver; 26 units sectional bookcases. John W. Kelley, Rhinelander, Wis. 8-25-21 The finest selection of Used Cars in the North' 1937 Ford Tudor 60 finish.

Radio, Southwind heater. Columbin overdrive 1938 Ford Fordor 60 Sedan. Black finish. A steal at $339 1937 Ford Fordor DeLuxe Sedan. Radio, heater $335 1937 Ford 60 Tudor Sedan.

New tires, motor overhauled, $315 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan. New paint. Motor job. A-l tires 1935 Plymouth Fordor Sedan. Motor overhauled, good paint.

New license $229 1935; Ford Tudor Sedan. New paint Completely checked $225 1935 Ford DeLuxe Fordor Sedan New paint. License $219 1934 Ford Coach $175 1934 Chevrolet Coach $175 1933 Plymouth Sedan. Very clean. New license $16V 1933 Ford Fordor Sedan.

New job. Radio, heater $lti5 1930 Ford Model A Tudor. One ol the few left for $79 Musson Anderson Used Kar Korner Corner Davenport and Stevens St. 7-18-tt USED CARS 1939 Chrysler Fordor Sedan. 1939 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan.

1937 LaFayette Fordor Sedan. 1937 Ford Tudor Sedan. 1937 Pontiac Tudor Sedan. WENDLAND MOTOR CO 105411 SO, BROWN ST. Words for the Wise Daily News Want Ads i Save You Money Phone 1000 PHONE 788.