Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 11

Shoppers Jam Fort Stores city's gaily decorated shopping district played -host to a record-breaking throng Friday and today. Helping to the gay holiday gpirit in tlus shopping crowds were Christmas carols which sounded over the city throughout the day evening. The music, transcribed from wire recordings in the Chamber of Commerce office, is heard from twin amplifiers set on the roof of the Black Hawk hotel. Friday was pay-day in a major portion of Fort Atkinson's Industries and employes and their fam- iles were busy completing their lists. In each business place the picture was the same.

Augmented eales went at tap speed to service the wants of Oieir customers and stockroom em- ployes were kept busy replenishing with gift merchandise. Local stores will remain open both Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week and on Christmas eve they will lock their doors 6 p. m. Wk SoMhisM About 35 of the Lenda-Hand society met Friday afternoon. Plans for the sunshine baskets to be distributed for Christmas were completed and each member brought Christmas cookies to be included in the sunshine carols were sung by tha group and the afternoon closed with lunch served by the afternoon's hostesses.

Honor Bride Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mussehl entertaining a group of young people at open house Dec. 27 in honor of their daughter, Shari Ann whose marriage to Howard John Cook took place Oct. 4.

Mrs. Cook has been attending MacMurray college and Mr. Cook is a student at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Albee, Rockford, former Fort residents, announcing the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn, and Anthony Zawlocki. A summer wedding is being planned. Formal announcement of the betrothal was ncade at a dinner Dec. 7. Ftrt AttdaMai Briefs Mr.

and Roland Hunsader and children, Karen and Gregory, left this morning for Prairie du Sac where they will spend with Mrs. Huuder's parents. They also plan to spend several at the home of Mr. Hun- sader'g in Algoma. Ruth and Paul Schumacher arrived Saturday to spend the university holiday vacation with their parents.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Schumacher.

Harold Mittag. student at McAlister college, St. Paul, arrived today to spend the Christmas holidays with his brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mittag and family.

Mr. and Mrs. James Gates, Madison, and Mis Ann Dexheimer, Beloit college, came Friday to spend the holiday vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dexheimer.

lira. Btariter. til $Ugk slrset, 1JH, tut eMturj MWS, Ckark Mwlter. 17-J Fact AtkbtsM, rlls- Itaratkr 3M James Yackels, student at Platteville State Teachers college, will spend the holiday vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gale Yackels. He arrived home Friday. James Hensey and James Justus, La Crosse State Teachers college students, have come home to spend Christmas and the holiday vacation period with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kensey and Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nadler and daughter, Sheryl Ann, and Mrs. Otto Nadler, Lake Mills, were Friday visitors with relatives here.

Mrs. Claude Dexheimer, house director at Maurer Hall, Beloit college, will spend the holiday vacation with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kressin. Mrs.

Amil Dexheimer suffered a badly cut finger on her left hand Friday noon. Mrs. Dexheimer was removing candy from a dish and the knife which was using slip- 'ped and went entirely through the middle finger of the hand. Several were necessary to close the wound. Mrs.

Frank Baker will have as Christmas guests at her home her two granddaughters, Misses Janet and Carolyn Rqyce, Savannah, Ga. They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Royce. Mrs. Elizabeth Almeroth was hostess Wednesday to 25 members of the staff of Fort Memorial hospital at a Christmas party. Games and stunts and a "Mr. 'and Mrs.

Hush" program were featured. Mrs. Elsie May was presented with her private pilot's wings as a gift from tiie group. Miss Marie Gobel substituted for Santa Claus and distributed gifts. The home were highlighted by a large Christmas tree.

Mrs. Almeroth, Mrs. May and Mary Wand- 'schneider had charge of the luncheon and games. MhsicinAir at Lake Mills Lake amplifiers in the city park broadcast music every night until Thursday, Dec. 25.

Mrs. Ed Pirwitz will again play the organ chime at the Moravian church from 7 to 7:30 nightly. This is an annual practice and the, chimes have been played each Christmas season since 1940 when they were installed. The chimes will a'so be amplified. From 7:30 to 8 p.

m. nightly all Lake Mills will present their programs to the downtown shoppers. They will broadcast from Moose hall. The new recorder machine at the high school will be used to broadcast music of the school band and mixed chorus. Franklin E'se's band and mixed chorus will present a Christmas pot-pourri by Ronald Prescott.

There will also be three numbers by the mixed chorus. Every evening from 8 to 8:15 recorded Christmas music will be played. Sponsor Dance The Lake Millg Youth Council and the L-Cat Council sponsored a young people's "mistletoe" dance Friday night in the band room. Music was furnished by the high school orchestra known as the Wandering Blue Notes. Chaperones were Mr.

and Mrs. C. G. Wendt, Mr. and Mrs.

Konkel, Miss Frances zum Buttel and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Hold Christmas Party Thirty attended the Royal Neighbor Christmas party Tuesday. A short business meeting was held and it was decided to hold an open meeting for installation at the Jan.

20 meeting. All officers are to wear white. Betty Feutz and Ruth Ziebei were appointed to the social committee. Christmas cards were read from Erna Barthel, Geah Lothe. Gladys Pester and Elsie Roepke.

A letter of thanks was read from Helen Vandre. The party began with a 7 o'clock potluck supper. The following 1 program was presented: Florence Bendall sang "Holy Night" and "Christmas Candles;" Ruth Harrington read "Holy Night;" Betty Feutz, poem, "Day After Christmas;" Cora Black, "Pa Did It;" Voight. "How Come Christmas," community singing of Christmas songs and the exchanging of gifts. Lake MlUt Briefs Mrs.

Peter Diedrlch entertained her bridge foursome to a 1 o'clock Christmas luncheon and bridge Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Bleecker won the bridge award and gifts were exchanged. THE JAXESVILLE (UTS.) DAILY GAZETTE Saturday, December 10, 1MT Misses Barbara Zimmerman and ing will be to All," Vida jvi unr en Nixon. Personnel of the choir is Carl Bauman, Marlene Shirley William Mary Riedeman attended the "Mewiah" in Milwaukee Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin McCarthy and Dolores, Janesville, visited Sunday at the Charles Bendall home. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Albrecht and family, Waukesha. spent the week-end at the Emil Albrecht home. On Sunday they were guests a tthe Ernest Schultz home. Fort Atkinson. 'Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Sherwood Olson and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Olson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Albrecht. Herman Schultz, Lake Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ziebei and Gerry, Deerfield. Mra.

Arthur Beyer, SM etnet, IMIOM Kg. news Mrs. Helea 3M N. Main, 1133, tlrfalatloa Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Lathrop, and Lila, Stoughton, were Sunday visitors, at the Norbert Lathrop home. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Bleecker were Tuesday guests at the James Platos home, Watertown. On Wednesday they accompanied the Platos' to Milwaukee. Word was received of the death of Alpheus Faville who died at Wheatland, Saturday, Dec. 13, after a lingering illness. He is the son of Stoughton W.

Faville, Lake Mills, and a brother of Mrs. G. Peter White, Lake Mills. The only other survivor is his wife. Funeral services were held Monday and burial was at Laramie, Wyo, Christmas Eve Services Planned Fort Atkinson The church school of Friedens Evangelical and Reformed church, of which the Rev.

A. C. Onasch is pastor, will present its Christmas entertainment at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.

The program includes: Processional, Miss Florence Dollase; song, "Joy to the World;" Christmas story, Luke first and second intermediate and senior classes; organ solo and chimes, "Silent Night," Miss Dollase; recitation, "Welcome," first and second junior classes; song, "The Angel's Song;" recitation, "Bethlehem," third primary class; song, "His Lovely Birthplace;" recitation, "For God So Loved the World," second pri- vu rim primary classes; song, It Came nne Upon a Midnight "The Lord's Prayer," benediction. Brown, Howard Fink, Jung, Joyce Krueger. Lueder, Richard May, Jean Metzger, Carolyn Miller, Adeline Miller, Mary Mueller, Verna Nadig, Shirley 'Patefield, Dale and Marilyn Rheineck, Theodore Wagner and Lillian Toogood. Playlet Feature of Church Program Fort children of the Trinity English Lutheran Sunday school will present a program at 7 p. m.

Sunday. Opening with the hymn, "Come Hither Ye Faithful," by the audience, the following program will be given: Scripture reading and prayer, the Rev. Harold E. Carlson; recitation, "Welcome," John Binker; playlet, "The True Spirit of Christmas," by junior and Intermediate departments, scenes 1 and 4, Mrs. Carlson's class; scene 2, Mrs.

Gordon Bottlemy's class; scene 3, Mrs. Arnold Land's class; hymn, Little Town of Bethlehem," the audience; exercise, "A Little Eaby," girls of Mrs. Karl Kutz' class; exercise, "Gifts We Bring," group from Mrs. Harry Saur's class; exercise, "Light Bearers," song, "Jesus Bids Us Shine," Mrs. Wallace Tindell's class; exercise, "Holy Night." and sonff, "Silent Night," Mrs.

S. M. Wick's class; exercise, "Glad Christmas," song, "Long Ago on Christmas," Mrs. Clifford Kamla class; exercise, "Christmas Stars," song, "tinder the Twinkling Stars," Miss Clarice Wandschneider's class; songs, "I Am Glad," "Keep Them Ringing," children of the primary department; exercise, "Christmas Jewels," song, 'On Christmas Day." Miss Marian Green's class; recitation. "An Offering Thought," Lyle Hacht; offertory solo, Holy Night." Shalia Bottlemy; recitation, "A Closing Thought," Edward Sandvold; hymn, "Joy to the World," audience, and benediction by the pas- Jhe playlet was written by -me sxoponong of the 1 1 an church Christmas program will necmllv for this program.

Tan- jn chun 8 tor oed the World," second pri- .11 bun German urc at mary class; offertory solo. Miss third scene by Almay- Sunday. A tree, visit from Santa nantomime. -Lullaby," Srh.tz- and of gifts will fea- rane Hacht and Helen Schatz California shipped more than 36 Hrow(lrd Mllls were '7 onors of Lord's Prayer," heneatction. California shipped more than an The junior choir, under the di- thousand cars of fruits and vege- Wednesday as donors of blooa ror rection of Gladys M.

Gem, will sing to New York City In 1946. Jack Davis, who is still apat ent for the first time during the Sun- jjew York state sent more than 35 in Wisconsin i day worship" service. Their offer- thousand ears. Palmyra Is More Gaily Decorated LV6T residents have indulged in extensive decoration of homes which now sparkle with colored lights, evergreens and Christm.is trees, both in the yards and in the homes. The street lights form a colored canopy over the business section of the village.

A large lighted Christmas tree has been placed on the bandstand on the center of Main street, where a Christmas program will take place Tuesday night and Santa Claus will appear and distribute gifts to every child present. The Advancement association is sponsoring this event and plans to award prizes of $10, $5 and for the best home decoration as chosen by judges assigned for the contest. "A Christmas program will be given jointly by the Methodist Youth Fellowship, choir and Sunday school at the Methodist church at 8 p. m. Sunday.

Santa Claus will be present and a Christmas tree and exchange of gifts will be fea-. tured. All local stores will remain open for business evenings through Tuesday, Dec. 23. O.

E. 8. Installs Installation of officers of the Rob Morris Chapter, No. 10, Order of Eastern Star, will take place at the Masonic temple at 8 p. m.

Tuesday. The following officers were elected at the last regular meeting: Worthy matron, Mrs. A. J. LaMer; worthy patron, A.

J. La Mer; associate matron, Mrs. Fred Blomiley; associate patron, Fred Blomiley; conductress, Helen Sa- foenwasser; associate conductress, Miss Doris Friedel; secretary, Mrs. Etna Hebard; treasurer. Mrs.

Stella Friedel; marshal, Mrs. Rosetta Cady; chaplain, Mrs. Mabel Cummings; musician, Mrs. Jay Phillips; Aria, Mrs. Will Williams; Ruth, Shirley Taylor; Esther.

Vesta Thayer; Martha, Dorothy Johnson; Elects, Mrs. Clifford Thayer; warden, Mrs. L. Ritchey; sentinel, Jay Phillips. Palmyra Briefs The Palmyra Skoponong Luther- and of gifts will feature the program.

Victor Meech, Arnold Nokes and patient in the- Walworth County) It hospital. Elkhorn, since Nov. f-A when he suffered severe burns, was removed from that hospital to the Milwaukee hospital Thursday afternoon, where he will receive further treatment. MIM Clara li urn Mra. earl mnmmm.

torn tl, la. It ami. Mrs. Edward Howell, who had been a patient several days in the Walworth County hospital, returned tb her home here Thursday. The Royal Neighbor camp met in regular session Thursday night with an attendance of 40.

A Christmas party with gifts and a short program. A potluck supper followed the business and social hour. Cards were the diversion for the remainder of the evening and prizes were awarded to Oscar Young, Rheinhold Fiege and Mrs. Charles Steffeus. Installation of officers will take place Jan.

29. BRODHEAD The 31 children In the afternoon kindergarten under the direction of their teacher. Miss Vick, presented a program Friday afternoon in the high sehol gymnasium for their mothers. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Shewczyk announce the birth of a son Sunday, Dec. 14 at St. Clare hospital, Monroe. W. E.

Fleek gone te Elmhurst, to spend the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Laube. Miss Carolyn Kueck, student at Northwestern university, Evanstpn. is spending the holidays with her parents.

and Mrs. H. F. Kueck. and sister, Mavis.

Mr. and Mrs. Kueck and Mavis and Carol Amundsen, this city, and Mrs. Dorothy Greer, Delavan, attended the Christmas concert given at Evanston Sunday. Carolyn Kueek was a member of the women's flee club.

The Christmas program will be held at 8 p. m. Sunday at the Methodist church. There will be a Christmas tree. The children's Christmas program will be held at the Bethlehem Lutheran night church Sunday The Congregational.

Evangelical and St. Peter's Lutheran churches will hold their Christmas programs Christmas Eve. Miss Betty Swartz. student at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, came home Thursday to spend the holiday season with her New officers of the Bprbkf Valley 4-H club will be installed at a meeting in the Scotch Hill school Jan.

5. On the list for next year are: President, Maxine Hageman; vice president, Mary Ellen Toilet- son; secretary, Richard Saevre; treasurer, Donald Roberts; reporter, Nancy Saevre; committeemen, Ray Roberts, chairman. Dwight Hageman, Oscar VigdeHI, Marion Leng. Mrs. Harry Satwtct Mrs.

Arthur Tollefson. parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. ft. Swartz.

Mrs. F. W. Huebner is surgical patient at St. Clare hospital, HpB- Mrs Maurice Sleep Is her home by illness.

Red Romania Is Stalling Wedding King Mihai's uncle. Prince says the Communist-bossed- mania government is "stalling mysterious reasons" In giving approval to the marriage of the 29-year-old Romanian monarch and Princess Anne of Bourban- Parma. "I do not think they have anything against the Anne personally," he told last night. "They are stalling for some terious reason probably they do not want the royal wedding in Romania at this tine- It would mean a lot of foreign visitors in that country and they hwy have good reason for wishing avoid that." Evansville Band and Choir Give Concert Evaawille Evsnsville Mgn school band of 55 members, undor the direction of E. M.

Cannelm, entertained a large and appreciative audience with their annual Chrsitmas concert In the school auditorium Thursday night. Tha band was assisted by the aifh school girls' Glee club of voices. The auditorium appropriately decorated with a large lighted sttr, Christmas trees, festoons of pager chains, and bells, and two larfe drawings, one of the Nativity and one of the Three Wise Men, all tM work of the grade school CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS' GUIDE FOR HER A bENfcrtCtAL. INDIVIDUALLY DE- SIGNEO Ceaocerkealta support: Doctor's preemptions eucfuUr "lied. Mary Richards.

Coraetlere. Ph. 3625. OR USED IN all heat taiowa ssjjies. Including the new rfm Typewriter 4k Office Equip.

St. AT THE COUNTRY LOCKER- A Craatoy Froatnuster. $155.00, terms. hi the kitchen. Uae top as I.

MILTON. Wis. Ph. 441. BEAUTIFUl.

COMFORTERS he tram your satMB demlng ol fwthert. aAMPUS eahwitted on to It WOOD. S40 Kenwood Phone 8119. Beautiful Lucite DRESSER SETS far Middy with comb mirror. In beautiful caie.

Priced S9.K to 534 99 KRUEGER'S In Floor CBverinii 1U E. St Phone 8SJ CUSTOM MADE HOLLYWOOD BED OR toifTiprtnf Ideal Gin for BEDDING CO rort Atldntan. Wli. Matt 148 Electric Irons, $10.95 up JWESTTNGHOUSE I. SUNBEAM TIPTOE STEAM-O-MATIC Holmes ft Garnett Hardware SU St.

MILTON. Wil. EXPERT INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION FOR ALL BEAUTY NEEDS cjernice Cullen, Katherine Jordan and Joan Knuth Mary Grace Beauty Shop Gran Helander and Mary E. Dixnn, Main St. Phone 278 I FUR COATS CARACULS PERSIAN LAMBS KINKS SHEARED RACCOONS HUDSON UAL MUSKRATS NORTHERN SEAL FORT FUR CO.

WM. 4th Fort Atkinion Phone 757 Give "Her" a Smart ROSEBUD BLOUSE Rayon or Silk. Long or Short Priced fS.ta up. ANDERSON DRESS SHOP S. MAIN ST.

PHONE 377 Give Mother a New KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER (or Christmas $10 down, 12.00 weekly, the Kirby before you buy. Christmas Delivery Guaranteed i Adams Appliance S. River St. Phone 2150 her Rmalr Conditioner and Humidifier VACUUM CLEANER Attachment! to do every of cleaning only unitary way through water. J99.75 MCHARLES DRUMMOND A Service I Ornetia Ph.

2S3 4046 L-EST BOOKS IN GOLD AND SILVER Covers. Genuine leather, trimmed. gS.OO. C-M Office School jEupply. 50 S.

Main St. THE AIR dsny over WCLO at 7:49 Farm Bulletin. GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD IM i for used Furniture, Bicycles, aura. Ruga. Clothing.

Phone 3900. FOR HER Give Her a GIFT OF BEAUTY A Permanent Wave Gift Certificate Mnd lav- BONNlFDEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Beauty BervM that PLEASES and COSTS LESS Hayet Block 01 38Z "A GIFT YOU MUST CHOOS1 Give her one that aht rani utt. A SPENCER SUPPORT Ethel F. Haynea. Ph Milton Jet.

X4M TOST CALL A VETS CAB tor your Chflitinas Shopping narking Prompt, Dependable, Insured Service. Phone 10. NC KITCHESI AID MIXER WITH MTJTO BOWLS and Juice extractors. caiy ternw arranged. SINGER SEWINO 30 S.

MAIN STREET PHONE 1380 Lucieh LeLong COMPACT Exquisite! $5.50, plus BIG SHOT LIPSTICK to match. $2.00, plus tax. A COMPLETE LINE OP WRAPPING PAPER, SEALS, TAGS, RIBBONS, ETC Fischer Pharmacy The Rexall Store JEFFERSON PERSONALIZED GUTS NAME IMPRINTED Stationery. Playing Cards. Christmai Cardi, Matchef, Coarten.

etc. GEM SHOP. 9 N. Main St. Phone 2331.

Santa Suggests New General Electric Electric Stove G. E. Electric Washer. G. E.

Vacuum Cleaner. Philco Radio, table or console. Phileo Refrigerator. Maytac Washer. Chriitmas Delivery Footville Implement Footville, Wis.

Phone 8 FOR HIM BOOKKEEPING AND TYPING SERVICE Accept work up to 8:30 P. M. Will pick up and deliver. Phone 2323. after 5:30 phone 4437J A PRACTICAL YEAR AROUND GIFT Genuine Ford Car Radio.

We aervice all of can. DESENS JANESVILLE MOTOR 400 W. Milwaukee St. Phone 3830 Give Him a New BURGESS VIBRO-TOOL Will add power to hii craft akill. It marks on iteel.

engrave! on glau. cuts, hammers, alicei and chuwli. In fact it don icnrec of big and little jobs Better, Faster and Busier. Ideal Gift for Home Workshop COMPLETE KIT FOR J1S.50 Fluorescent Desk Lamps, complete, SA.S5. DRAKE RADIO SERVICE SO S.

River St. Phone 2624 IDEAL CAR GIFT FOR FATHER. Brother or Sweetheart. A DX Coupon Book for Gasoline or Car Merchandise. SCHLrETER FJK SERVICE STATION 113 Pleasant St.

Phone 3.125 GET CASft FOR THAT NEW HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE kr selling your unnecessary articles through JANESVILLE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD. roil HER PERMANENTS FOR MOM. SIS AND Curtis" and the new CALL 23SO. KIT KURL BEmUTY SHOP (Over 3 Sisters). 54 PHONE 54 for prompt and dependable transportation.

CITY CAB FOR HIM CRIBBAGE BOARDS POKER CHIP RACKS and CHIPS DICE CUPS BRIDGE and PINOCHLE PLAYING CARDS LOPEMAN'S Luggage and Snort Shop WEST MILWAUKEE ST. GOOD USED RADIOS racondltloned. complete, $15 and up. GEE'S PURE OIL STATION ST2 N. BLUFF ST.

PHONE SIT Thrill Him With a New Pipe Medico Yellow Bole Dr. Grabow Marxman Kaywoodie Jack-O-London Parker Holly Court Priced 50c to $10.00 Pipe Racks Priced $3.00 to $17.50 Humidors Priced $1.50 to $3.00 Men's Toiletries Dunhill Gift Sets Cioctrs Boxes of 25 $1.75 up Boxes of 50 $2.40 up Cigaret Gift Sets Treasure Box of Phillip Morris $5.00 Book of Old Golds, $1.50 Lucky in Gift Set, $4.50 Cigaret Lighters Evans, Zippo, Ram-A-Spin, Ronson. Jet Lighter for Pipe or Cigaret. Box Candy Johnston's, Brach's, 1 or 2 Tobacco In Ib. or 1 Ib.

Tobacco Pouches Priced $1.00 and up Cif oret Coses Priced $2.50 CANNON'S BOWLING ALLEYS 22 W. Milw. St. Phone 116 Did you see those FINE GIFTS In the SHOPPERS GUIDE today? A GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD will find for oats Furniture. Bicycles.

Refrigerators. Rugs. Clothing. Pimm 2JOO FOR HIM FOR CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL TRUCK AND PACKARD ACCESSORIES ALSO a complete line of Universal Accessories; UPTOWN SALES A SERVICE Authorized Packard and International Dealfr JP1 N. Franklin Phone 1MO or 4469-R MEN APPRECIATE PRACTICAL GIFTS Leather Billfolds and Key Cases Meeker unit Prince Tooled or plain.

Dewey and Bandt JEWELERS E. Milwaukee St. Phone Say "Merry Christmas" with a CIGARET LIGHTER POCKET STYLES INGERSOLL STRONLITER SO BERKLEY RAMA SPIN S3.no S250 (With emblems, GOLF BAG LIGHTER. for table or desk 1250 8PORTS DEPT. DOUGLAS HARDWARE 17 s.

River St. Phone 481 flRES-TUBES-BA TTEKIU Paints and Ennnwls; I.H.C. Toy Tractors A NTS' EN BROS. WISCONSIN WONDERING TO GIVE HIM? We have a complete line of accessories. FISCHER TEXACO Milton Ave.

Phone fill FOR CHILDREN DOLLS. ALL SIZES: DOLL BUGGIES; doll go-rarts; doll walkers; beds. iron- Ing boards; houseclear.ing blackboards; drums; wood toys: toys. Schoenhut pianos; tricycles; airplanes; trucks: tractors, table and chair sets; desk and chair sets. MAZOR'S FORT FURNITURE MART On the Bridge FORT ATKINSON DOLL SUPPLIES.

WIGS. DOLL clothes, old or new dolls dressed or repaired. Stuffed dnJIs and animals. Mom Wilson's Doll Shop. Phone 46S9.

FOR THE KNITTED Sweaters, Mittens, Gloves, Bed Slippers, Booties and Soakers, Scarfs. Multi- crafts Shop. 103 E. 2nd Floor. NEW G.E.

APPLIANCES Radios. Refrigerators. Vacuum Cleaners. Washers, etc. Colorful Toy Farm Machinery for kiddies.

New Quirfffz Home Lockers. HZLGESEN BROS. IMPLEMENT 301 Laurel Ave. Phone 1073 Open Unlll 9 Tonight. FOR FAMILY A 30 ACRE FARM COMPLETE with personal, on paved highway, with river frontage.

Whitmore. Realtor. Ft. Atkinson. Ph.

11SJ A GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. An A-l car repair job, any make. MOTOR EXCHANGE 1621 PLEASANT STREET. PHONE 1010 Dominion Automatic Toasters. Bendix New Phantom Dial Radios.

Bendix Combination Radio-Phonographs. Table Model Radios. Automatic Record Players. Electric Heaters. Electric Vacuum Brooms.

General Mil's Electric Irons. Miller's Leghorn Hatchery Phone 124-02 FOOTVILLE Toys! Toys ALL VARIETIES SI 49 to 17. REAL TEXAS COWBOY OUTFIT! GENUINE LEATHER S2.89 and Harris Ace Store S09 8. River St. Phont 133 FOR FAMILY BEAUTIFUL HANDKERCHIEFS FOR Men.

Women. Children. Swiss sheers. eotton and linen prints, linen. 3V up.

Jacqutlyn'a Curtain Shop. 21 Main. OF FLUORESCENT CHRIS MAS TREE LIGHTS with all over $15.00. SHARPE'S APPLIANCE 8-10 Rogers. Junction.

Phone 5T31 GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS G.E. Vacuum Cleaners. $64.99. G.E. Vacuum Cleaners.

$54.99. G.E. Automatic Blankets. $42.01. Makers, aluminum, i-cup.

14.86. G.E. Irons, tax Included, $10.47. G.E. Pressure Cookers, $11.99.

$13.99. $18.99. Automatic Toasters, $11.99. Everhot Room Heaters, fan type, $12.99. Everhot Sessions and G.E.

Kitchen dorks. CONROY APPLIANCE MILTON JCT. Wis. 2B21 Open Nights Join Our Christmas Club If shopping puts a den; in your hudget. stop worrying and do something about it.

Join our Christmas Savings Club now and next year's gifts will be paid for In advance. First National Bank Member Federal Insurance Corporation RECORDS FOR CHRISTMAS Singles, albums, popular, classical, children's. Good selection. RECORD PLAYERS In carrying case, single and automatic; I19.9S and up. SHUMWAY APPLIANCE Open 8:00 a.

m. to 9:00 p. m. Daily MILTON, WIS. Phone 771 FILTER QUEEN CLEANER, BAGLESS; for general cleaning, waxing, demothing, emptv once a month.

WAEFFLER'S EVANSVILLE. WIS. YOUR PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTED fnr Christmas, special rate. 24 hour service work guaranteed. Phone 4257 or 320 RACE ST.

(upstairs'. CHRISTMAS TREES DECORATIONS NOMA CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS $1.49 K.95 $3.25 Noma Bubble $3.49 DAVEY TIRE APPLIANCE. Phone CHRISTMAS CARDS CHRISTMAS PHOTO GREETINGS. your smpshot on attractive folder, choic? of 4 sentim-nts. with envelope.

10 for $1.00. ENLARGEMENTS, black and whHe prints. Sx7. 2Sc: 8x10. A LUGGAGE A SPORT SHOP WEST MILWAUKEE ST.

SOMEONE WILL PAY CASH FOR things you no longer need. SELL THEM through a GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD and HAVE MONEY for athar thing! you jmny desire to buy. FOR FAMILY ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS with a Clean Home! Let us wash your painted and call Ings with a newly invented machine. No dripping. No moving out furniture.

No taking ruga. Quick, economical. estimate. Wa. go out WOODWORK alsn washed.

FRANK KNEIFEL 40S2-J 5 to 7 B. m. FOR THE "REST" OF THEIR LIFE! Give them "Glsmou Rest" INNERSPRING MATTRESS "Factory-to-You" Custom built for your individual comfort. Whether you are heavy, medium light weight, we build your mattress as It should Others from $19.50. sfjringa to match.

Visit Our Factory A Showroom WISCONSIN BEDDING CO. 972 S. JACKSON ST. PHONE 50 ACRE FARM. GOOD acres good tillable soil, balance pasture.

Reasonable If taken at once. Wandschneider. Fort Atkinson. Phone 117-W. 2 large Apt.

House NORTH HtGH. NEAR MADISON IT. JANESVILLE Two large apartments with separate porches. Modern. Two-car garage.

Convenient to downtown and to schools. Good Income. LUCIAN HOLMAN REALTOR EDGERTON. WIS. PHONE 1S3-R STUDEBAKER DICTATOR, NEW tires and paint job.

A-l mechanically. GEE'S PURE OIL STATION 672 N. Bluff St. W.A.D.L. 2M9 FOR THE HOME A Perfect Gift NEW HOME FREEZER Just received new shipment of Kelvinator Home Freezers, 8 cu.

$249.50. New Master Freeze Freezer, 14 cu. $395.00. New Master Freeze Freezer, 19 cu. $495.00.

Select Yourg Today for Christmas Delivery ADAMS APPLIANCE 20 S. River St. Phone 3150 AUTO SEAT COVERS. ELECTRIC trains. S14.9!S; Neon Stars for trees.

S1.2S up; Mlrro-Matic Pressure Cookers. Lion's Goodrich. 103 N. Bluff. ELECTRIC, BOTTLE.

OR CITY Gas Stoves IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND VP May Be Boujht on Easy Terma Gamble's 104 W. Milwaukee St. Phone MS FOOD VACUUM Cleaners; Washers; etc. WAEFFLER'S EVANSVILLE WISCONSIN GENERAL MILLS IRON. $12.80.

GENERAL MILLS PRESSURE COOKER. $15.95. EVERHOT ELECTRIC ROASTERETTE. ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATERS. FLUORESCENT DESK LA.MP.

$10.99. SPEER ELECTRIC AND MILKER STORE 14 E. Slierman FORT ATKINSON RADIOS; WAFFLE IRONS: LAMPS: flat-irons; vacuum cJeanera; electric clocks: Mavtag washers. BADGER PLUMBING 4 HEATING. Evansville.

REMODEL YOUR HOME! Convert your large home into property. New entrance. Insulation of walla and attic ceiling. A new roof. Remodeling.

Cabinet Work. Roofing. Insulation. Cement Work A. C.

OLMSTEAD, Builder 1121 Pleasant Janesville. Phont 3009 FOB THK HOME Cedar Chests Beautiful cedar-lined ohestg with compartment for silver. Walnut, mahogany and dark mahogany. S43.00 and up. LIVING ROOM SUITES Tapettry or mohair irittt, $125.00 and up.

SECTIONAL DAVENPORTS Tapestry or mohair frim. $129.00 and up. Gray Albrecht BIG FURNITURE STORE Milton Junction OPEN EVERY EVENING GET INTO THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT having your home fey BARTLETT KRBIS Pmnw MQO-J SEE US NOW REGARDING A NEW HOME We have many attractive houat plans which wt would like to show you. Plenty of No. 1 materials on kand.

Skilled labor. Prompt attention. Wa also do remoddiag. EUGENE TEAL, Builder 3B Cherry St. Phone 4381 SPEED QUEEN WASHING MACHINES Doub.e-Wall Tub karpt water hot longer.

Bowl-Shaped Inner Tufc (or fast, clean washings. Tangle-Proof Agitator, super speed, high Bar Safety Release Wringer, I position, balloon rolls. Fingertip Clutch Control, free shift, waist high. Sediment Zone Trap keeps water cleaner. Steel Chassis Construction, lull length legs.

Prices SATRANG HARDWARE ORPORDVILLE. Wis. Phone 6 1948 MOTOROLA CONSOLES Liberal trade-in allowances. good selection of Table and Table Combinations on hand. WHIT.NG P.ADIO SALES SERVICE 327 N.

Palm Phone 4827 NEW REFRIGERATORS For Immediate Dclivtry Acme Retail Warehoust 525 Laurel Avenue Phong- 9M ANTIQUES ANTIQUE GOBLETS. BREAD TRAYS A plates with mottoea. relish dishes, deeamers. Smm flint glass. Walnut corner whatnot, walnut cane-seat chairs, small tablea, stands, chests of drawers, sleighbells.

ANNE HITCHCOCK ANTIQUE SHOP 15-17 Court Street NEW Pair of large majolica Grecian candlesticks; souvenir spoons, several with inlay Nearo roaster and 15 (boys'. dressed dolls: old buttons. Oriental rug rTsHARRATT 130 S. Fairchild St. At The Milk Jug PASTEURISED MILK Me fal.

27c 14e COFFEE CREAM We 30e pt- 1526 Racine Street CANNED BEER 11 a welcomed gift. Choose from 13 available including Miller's High Life. Old Style Lager. Schlitz, Gortwls, Bills, Pabct and Budweiser. Canned Beer can be had in SpMttl Chriitmas Cartong.

12 01. cans for $1.80 EDCONNELL Retail Package ft Beverage DSM( Corner S. River and Pleasant Ms. CHRISTMAS dellg'i'sd with of our special luiuimna, served daily. TOWNE TAP AT 117 N.

MAIN HASKIN'S Has It: GADGETS FOR HIM CHRISTMAS Cocktail Ire Crushers Automatic Pourers 29 Tiwgs Soda Siphons J-w Cubes SO 114 E. Milwaukee St. SHRIMP LINGONBEHJIIES Jenesville 206 W. MILWAUKEE ST. PHONE TURKEYS DUCKS CHICKENS GEESE All Home Dreistot Woodman's Food Market 922 Milton Ave.

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