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XXABSHFEELD KEiVS-DXHALD Taexday. Dee. 22. 1913 Page 7 Hon It Works VASHTUBBS By Leslie Turner Classified I VIS USSTMS LIMEUP SbSNALIB SWJCWIOMSIE OKAY EE.CMlA!?i EASYil TCCSVEaAITAKSMITTER.COUSMEUT v- -If tWttSLSES EASr RA0 Owl THE PUM R2VOU34 5 Advertising JUST 50 1 aylorGounty New THSSM.lSPiSIBgTE HERTS RECEIVER 1 ITWCOCSJ IHUMAffgiXl a CSSt, tit or PIPMUIS eaojTKcoi Rev. Ferguson Officiates at Services Sunday Afternoon (Br News-Herald Cor respondent) Unity Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon i at 0 r.rrj f-f Tt Jfw of4-H EBBE 4-H CLUB Ebbe A reorganization meet ing of the Ebbe 4-H Club will be held tonight CDec.

28) at 8:15 o'clock at the Loy Rayhorn home. A community Christmas party was held Dec 17 at the Ebbe School-house at which cards were played and lunch was served. Allen Bre-heioa, club reporter. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Run and daughter, Yvonne; Tigerton. vis ited during the holidays" with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Run and Mr. and Mrs.

Wolfgang urassei. Miss Adeline Schafhauser. Mil waukee, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tauscher.

Frank Grassel, who attends col lege in St. Paul. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Grassel.

Barry and Dolores Schafhauser; wnton, are visions tneir grand mother, Mrs. Theresa Baierl, and their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tauscher. Joseph Grassel.

St. Nazianz. is home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Grassel, during the holidays.

Blenker business callers at Marshfield Friday were -Mr. and Mrs. Max Grassel and Mary Ann and Irvin Altmann. Mrs. Ed Bankenbush and children, Wisconsin Rapids, were holiday guests of the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George RickL Mr. and Mrs. Art Kupfer, Marshfield, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jce Minch. Mr. and Mrs. William Aschen-brenner, Wisconsin Rapids, were holiday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Anton Walsh. Christmas dinner guests at the John Bayerl home were Mr. And Mrs. Hubert Bayerl, Mr, and Mrs. Mark Fuehrer, and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Kundinger. Mr. and Mrs. William Keding, Wisconsin Rapids, visited during the holidays with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Keding. and family. News JCWBS BR05T FIEML TO BE HELDTHURSOfly Son of Medford Woman Dies at Milwaukee" Christ-: mas Morning Medford A Requiem Mass will be read at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church by the Rev. FT.

Greg ory Reuter Thursday morning at 9 o'clock for Casper Brost, 38, who died at 2:30 Christmas morning at St. Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee, from a short Illness which developed into pneumonia. The body was transported to Medford and will lie in. state at the Pflughoef and Hartwig Funeral Home. Casper Brostt son of Mrs.

Ther esa Brost. Medford, was born here Dec. 23. T905. He attended the Holy Rosary Catholic School and Medford High School.

He served in the United States Navy for two years when he was about 24 years old. and later worked for his brother, Henry, in the Brost garage. For the past three years he had-been employed in Milwaukee. Mr. Brost was a member of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, the Eagles, the Foresters, and the Catholic Family Protective Asso ciation.

Mourning the sudden death of this young man are his mother. Mrs. Theresa Brost. two brothers, Henry and John, both of Medford, two sisters. Mrs.

Michael Hohl (Marie), of Milwaukee, and Mrs-. William Weil and (Katherine), San Fernando, Calif Expected here for the funeral are his sisters and a nephew In the Army, Pvt. Bernard Brost, Aberdeen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brost.

Medford. Medford Personals Mr.i and Mrs. Charles Haf fer-man. Park Falls, arrived in -Medford Sunday for an indefinite vis-It with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. William Schmidt. Medford. Mr. Hafferman returned to his home today, but Mrs.

Hafferman will remain until her daughters Kaar-en and Kristin, recover from colds and illness. Reuben Hackbart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackbart, Medford. arrived from Madison on Thursday evening and spent Christmas with his parents and friends in Medford.

He Is enroll -el in the Navy V-12 program at the University of Wisconsin. He returned to Madison Monday afternoon. Among local guests at the Earle Ruesch home Christmas Day were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meyer, Thorp.

Mr. and Mrs. Lothar Tewes and family of Merrill. Mr. and Mrs.

Lyddon Ruesch and family and Ruth Ruesch, R. N. of Milwaukee. MEDFORD HOSPITAL NOTES Dec. 20 Admissions: Mrs.

Walter Sweet, Stetsonville, R. Franklin Reimann, Medford, R. 2. Dismissals: Victor Carlson, Oge-ma; Mrs. Alvin Larson, Curtiss, R.

1. Dec. 21 Admissions: Cletus Strozewskl, Medford, P.8.R.; Louis E. Markov, Medford. R.

Walter Mushel. Medford. Dismissals: Mrs. Minnie Guhr, Medford, R. 1.

Dec. 22 Admissions: Mrs. Arthur Gelhaus Sr- Medford; Mrs. Jack Spahr Whittlesey; Baby Lola Frahman. Owen, R.

2. Dismissals: Louis E. Markow, Medford. R. 1: Baby Carl Bosse.

Medford. R. Jim French, Westboro; Marilyn Buehler, Medford: Mrs. Harvey Larson and baby boy, Medford. Dec.

23 Admissions; Mrs. Robert Franz. Rib Lake. Dismissals: Fred Schief. Jump River.

Dec. 24 Admissions: Mrs. William Hamm, Medfcrd. Dismissals: Mrs. Clifford Jake! and baby girl.

Medford; Dale Harper, Medford, P. S. R. Dec. 25 Admissions: Vernon Foster, Sheldon; Gottfred Andree, Ogema; Francis Cullen.

Medford, R. 1. Dismissals: Mrs. Sam McGregor, and baby boy, Medford. R.

Walter Mushel, Medford; Mrs. Mathew L. Hufnagel, Miami, Fla. Dec. 26 Admissions: None.

Dismissals: Mrs. Charles WakJ-hart, StetsonvUle. BIRTHS A oz. girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Sweet, StetsonvUle, on Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spahr.

Whittlesey, are the parents of a 7 oz. girl born on Dec. 22. GOODRICH RESIDENT' DIES-SUNDAY- NIGHT Rites Planned Thursday for Mrs. Nutting, Age 68 Medford Mrs William Nutting.

68, died Sunday night at her heme in the Town of from flu and complications, alter about three years of poor health. She win be buried in the Evergreen cemetery at Medford after services at the Pflughoef and Hart wig Funeral Home, conducted by the G. E. Pauloweit on Thursday afternoon at 2 Mrs. Nutting (Mae Smith) was bom in Calumet County May 26, 1875.

She was married to William Nutting in 1900 at Neillsville and the couple lived at Loyal until a-bout 20 years ago when they mov ed to Taylor County. She Is survived by her husband and one son, RudeU, of Medford, and 1 five grandchildren. One Naomi. (Mrs. Forest Asekm) preceded her in -death.

Wm Staff SgtT AHen Tlusty. Los An geles. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Tlusty.

v- Miss Irma Zuleger. who Is em ployed in Milwaukee, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Zuleger.

The Christmas program for Trinity Lutheran Church was giv en Friday evening with children of the congregation taking part. After the Christmas program, treats were distributed to the children. The Rev. Car Luedtke is the Instead of the Christmas pro gram at Whittlesey School, sacks of candy and other goods were distributed to the school and pre school children by the teacher. George Tulsty.

'JUjs; a- What is a psalter? A An ancient stringed instru ment, ancestor of the spinet and harpsichord. What is the national bever age of Mexican natives? 1 A Pulque, made of the er mented juice of the agave plant. What is the source of pum ice? A It is a porous, froth-like vol canic glass. Is the pumpkin native to North America? A No; it is grown extensively in Europe. Name five common animals belonging to the order ungulata, i.

having hooves. A Horse, pig, cow. sheep, goat. When was a state postal system first established in France? A One is known to have existed as early as 1464. What is pot-metal? A The term describes glass tinted with metallic oxides, used in stained glass windows.

What are the Prakit languages? A The term applies to the vernacular languages of India, as opposed to the literary Sanskrit. Who invented the first typesetting machine? A Dr. William Church of Boston In-1822 'devised an apparatus which set loose type. Velikie Luki Is a Russian city which has appeared frequently in the war news. What is the meaning of the prefix A The word means "great." PENICILLIN RUSHED TO PATIENT IN MILWAUKEE Milwaukee W) Penicillin, the miracle drug which has made the news in several sensational life-or-death illnesses, came into Wisconsin last night, rushed rem Detroit for the treatment of a 28-year-old Milwaukee woman critically ill with Permission to use the new drug, which Is especially effective In treating staphylococcic Infections, was obtained earlier from a Government board In Boston.

News-HenM CUeeified Ada 41 Has BaaaMa. CJtCTOC ISSATWE Red Estate lor itcnl Apartments and Flats 74 FOR RENT 3 room upper apart ment. $15. Ina. 1405 E.

Blodgett. MODERN UPPER FLAT 4 rooms and bath. At 206 W. Doege St. Phone 1107 -J.

Houses for Bent 77 PARTLY MODERN HOME For rent. Phone 413-M after 6 p. m. Wanted to Rent SI WANTED TO RENT Modern house or apartment. Phone 922 or 464.

WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 room furnished- apartment. Phone 1005-W. Red Estate for Sale Business Property for Sale 82 FOR SALE The Bunnywood Greenhouse or Nursery. See Leo Budahn. 610 W.

Blodgett St. Farms and Land for Sale 83 Farms And Homes Dairy land H. LUDWIG. 212 E. 3rd St.

W. BEAUTIFUL 240 A. All modern. 160 A. plowed.

Electricity in all bldgs. 37 milk cows. 300 laying pullets. Full line new tractor drawn mchy. Income $7,000 year.

Priced to sell now. W. H. LUDWIG. 212 E.

3rd St. 60. CLOSE TO CITY Choice furnace, elec. 40 cult. Possession now.

MARSHFIELD LAND CO. CHOICE 100 A. Fine 30 a. timoer. ciose in.

with or without personal. R. G. Hous ton. 507 Walnut.

Ph. 893-R. Houses for Sale 84 Homes Farms In Dairy land We Buy, Sell And Trade W. H. LUDWIG.

212 E. 3RD ST. HOMES FOR SALE 2 0nW.A, $2500. $4000 2 On W. $4000, $5250 1 On W.

6th. $2500. 1 On S. Pine. $1500 1 On N.

Pine. $1800 1 On S. Peach. $3000 1 On W. 4th, $5,000 3 Duplexes.

E. Side. $4500. $5000. $6000 W.

H. LUDWIG. 212 E. 3rd St. IF YOU WISH TO BUY Or sell a home, farm, or city property.

see Anderson Real Estate Agen cy. 203 S. Cherry SL We write fire insurance. Wanted Real Estate S3 DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM? We need several 80 to 160, and preferably with personal. MARSHFIELD LAND CO.

FARMS WANTED We pay cash for good farms or sell on com mission. No charge unless sold. GRAHAM LAND OFFICE WANTED TO BUY 5 or 6 room house in city. Private party Write Box F. News-Herald.

Farm Auction Calendar FARMERS List your auction in this space. Write, can or phone the News-Herald office for details. JAN. 11 ALFRED MARKEE. 5 mi.

S. of Marshfield, 4 mi. to Nasonville, 4 ml and Vi ml W. Starts 12:30 p. m.

W. Murphy. Thorp Finance Clerk. Auctions Legah Auction Sales 90 "ANOTHER THORP SALE WATCH FOR THESE i OUTSTANDING SALES JAN. 11 Alfred Markee.

Marsh field. W. J. Murnhv SeeYour Local Representative' Make Yours THORP SALE! THORP FINANCE CORP. Abel R.

Hagen Weber Super Mkt. Bldg. Marshfield Louis Joosten. Rudolph Oscar Stumer. Colby Wm.

Neuenfeldt. Greenwood Gecrge Patefield. Edgar TRUCKER CERTIFICATES HEED NOT BE RENEWED: Wansan It is not necessary to renew certificates of war necessity for the operation of motor trucks; 1 Harry L. Gormley. regional director of the Office of Def ene Transportation, announced today.

v. The certificates are for the duration of the war, Gormley explained. In reply to many inquiries from Miles and gasoline allotments authorized "lay the certificate stand through 1944 and the certificates themselves remain force unless revoked, surrendered, or. amended by general OUT orders, Gormley said. JUDY TN HOSPITAL Hollywood An ear infec tion resulting from a cold has hospitalised Judy Garland, but her physician.

Dr. M. Barney Kully. says her condition isnt serious. Classified Ads will help you find what you want.

THE NAZI UUSS TOfieZ- HAD CUARTERS ITAiycCSMSS EAsys TSANSMtrrCL. Employment Delp Wasted Male S3 EXPER. Married man wanted to work on farm by mo. or on shares. Box News-HeraM.

EXPERIENCED HELPER And track driver wanted. Draft ex-empt. Walter Brei. Arpin. TRUCKS WANTED To haul logs.

L. J. Hastreiter Mfg. Co. Financial Money to Loan 40B MONEY.

TO LOAN-r-On real estate mortgages. CITIZEN'S STATE BANK. Wis. Farm Loans at 4 Promptly Made Wood County Investment Co. Weber Euildlng livestock Hones, Cattle, Other Stock 48 HORSES 40 head of farm horses cr sale or will exchange for horses that do not -suit ycu.

Terirs tf desired. W. J. MURPHY, Round Barn, Marsh-field. Ph.

155 "or 448. TEAM Of work horses for sale or trade for late model car. I. BrandL 415 E. Edison.

GOOD SUPPLY Of horses at all times. Also used tractors. R. Paulson Sons. Neillsville.

Wanted Livestock 50 WANTED One fresh milk cow. Must be a good producer. Phone Stratford 19. Wanted Feeder pigs. 40 to 125 lbs.

Mau postcard to Schmltt Dull, co Johnson Hotel. Loyal. WANTED Down Sz dead animals for fox feed. Also live horses, IV2C at your place. Lone Pine Fox Farm.

Stratford. Ph. 211F13. WE PAY $5.00 For down dead horses it cattle. We also pick up pigs.

Prompt service. STRATFORD RENDERING CO. Phone 211F13 We Pay Phone Calls FRESH COWS Springers and bulls bought, sold exchanged. Top prices paid daily for beef Phone or write Aaron Mintz. Marshfield.

ph. 244. Farm, 4 mi. W. of Mfld on H.

Phone 1137-W. WANTED Dairy cows, springers or fresh cows- M. Cohen Sen. Weyauwega. or Hotel Charles.

$5 and up for dead disabled horses cows. Spindler's Mink-ery. Ph- Stratford 108 Collect. WILL BUY CATTLE Calves hogs at Sco Line Stock Yards every Wed. until 4 p.

m. Chris Paulson. 1211 S. Chestnut, ph. 27.

WILL SHIP LIVESTOCK From Spencer Soo Line stockyards every Wed. Ernest Dittner. Spen cer. Phone 2893. FOX HORSES WANTED We pay $1.15 per 100 lbs.

for live standing horses on your farm Write or Ph. X-879. Barr Greenwood. We pay phone calls WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES For fox horses and cows. Henry A.

Hartman. Stratford. Phone 213F12. BUY VEAL Every Mon. until 3.

Beer cattle any day. Will finance you for dairy cows Si horses. S. M. P.

Co-. Colby. Ph. 108- FOX HORSES FOX CATTLE DEAD OR ALIVE $12 up at your place on stand ing fox horses, $1.75 per hundred delivered to us. Highest prices paid on oeaa ec down "animals.

Wf pay all chose cans. Ph. Neills- vuie. KURT MARG FOX FARM THE Equity Co-op. Shipping Assn.

will ship livestock every Tues forenoon from Soo Line stockyards. Little pigs becked every shipping day. F. J. Durst, Mgr.

Ph. 1107-M. 269 or 838-M. Merchandise Articles for Sale 51 STOKERS ON HAND You get permission, well Install mt once! W. H.

LUDWIG. 212 E. 3rd. St. WRIST WATCH Man's new Bui ova wrist watch for sale.

104 N. Maple street. LARGEST STOCK Of prewar learner in central Wisconsin See SANDY'S for economical shoe repairing. 444 S. Central.

PAIR OF SKIS And ski poles in good cond. Pr. or girl shoe skates, sixe Ph 736-J. PRESSURE Water system, kitch en cabinet, kitchen sink. Rich ard Winkert.

2103 E. 4th. BRING YOUR VACUUM CLEANER -i FOR EXPERT REPAIR WORK JOHN K. SCHTESEL. 204 N.

VINE MARSHFIELD PHONE 312-R NEILLSVILLS PH. 213 FOR Genuine. Maytag oil and parts, see oar Appliance Dept. MAKSHFIELP FAIR, INC. USED ELEC RADIOS Table Consols Models MITTEN'S.

337 S. Central YOUR HOLIDAY PARTY Will be a success, if you get your party aesserc as klmer-s. SHALLOW WELL Pressure pump, 350 raL. Montgomery-Ward make. Used one year.

$60. Homer Schmidt. R2, Stratford. If i SATES Daily fata far can rirtfra Umertiaamt Minimum of Dae Om tiane -SO rimaa Three times Six Announcements Flowers FOR THE SICKROOM Nothing is lovelier than a blooming plant or a bouquet of lovely cut flowers. Per fine selection, ph.

194. T. D. HEFKO. TLOBIST.

WISHING A Happy. Victorious New Year to Clem. Love, Millie. DR. W.

E. WELLGE DENTIST -SPENCER. WIS -FHONE 2182 Societies and Lodges B.P.O. ELKS, NO. 665 Regular meeting of BJP.O.

Elks 665 will be held on Ynr Monday. Jan. 10th. Ed Ouensberg. E.

C. J. iJ Kohl. Secretary. Marshfield Lodge No 224 F.

A. M. Regular Communication of Marshfield Lodge No 224. PAAJH. Mod.

Jan. 3rd. at 7:30 P. M. E.

A. Kalsched, W. S. A. Marvin.

Secretary. Strayed, Lest, Found 10 LOST White dog with black spots brown black ears." Name "Dopey." Reward. Notify Paul Stargardt, 900 W. Blodgett St. Phone 572-R.

Automotive Automobiles for Sale 11 SEE OUR LINE Of better used cars! Various cnodels. All extra-value cars, good for long, hard service. PAULSON AUTO CO. DEPENDABLE BUYS! 1940 Plymouth Deluxe 4 Dr. 1940 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 Dr.

Both in Good Condition Throughout BOULEVARD MOTOR CO. USED CARS BOUGHT. SOLD EXCHANGED BAUMAN AUTO CO. A-l USED CAR VALUES! 1941 Ford Club Coupe 1942 Hudson Coach, with only 2.000 miles 1938 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan 1937 Chev.

Town Sedan 1937 Chev. 4 Dr. Sedan 1937 Dsdge 4 Dr. Sedan 1936 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan 1936 Oldsmobile Coupe New Ford Tractor Pulley HUGHES BROS.

Ill E. 4th Phone 634 Auto Trucks for Sale 12 1935 CHEV. TRUCK L.W.B. 2900 miles. Good Eody.

Take Guernsey cattle in trade. L. Plchler, Rl, Marshfield. Ph. Lmdsey 293.

Ant Accessories, Tires. Parts 13 AUTO LITE BATTERIES The motorist's choice! All sizes. HOME SERVICE STATION QUICK BATTERY CHARGING! Our new supercharger takes only 30 to 40 minutes 1 While you wait, or while we service your car. No rental charge, of course. Stop in for a battery test! GARAGE INSURE QUICK STARTING This winter.

Get a fresh Tiger Battery. S6.25 exch. at Gambles. AUTO BRAKE SERVICE Drive in for complete check-up and adjustosent. We do expert relin-ing.

MFLD. HDWE. AUTO Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 Expert Repair -Work On Motorcycles LAUBY CYCLE SERVICE Business Service Business Services Offered IS HATS CLEANED BLOCKED -MEN'S. 50c; LADIES'. 40c.

WHITE HAT SHOP KEEP Your electrical appliances in the best of working condition. Bring them to as for expert re pair work. MERKEL ELEC. CO, Beaaty Parlors ISA SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Oil shampoo finger wave. $1.00.

Modem Bty. Shop. 107 E. 4th. Ph.

209. Employment Help Wasted Female 22 WOMAN To take care cf-2 children for 1Q. days. Stay or go home nights. Good pay.

Phone 1060-R. GIRL Or woman wanted for general housework. Ph. 748-MX or inq. 919 North Ave.

WAITRESS WANTED ROYAL CAFE Help Male and Female 34 WANTED Man or woman for profitable Rawleigh Route East Wood and East Marathon Counties. Must be satisfied with good living mt start. Write Rawleighs. Dept. WSL-159-101.

Preeport. la. HELP WANTED! MEN AND WOMEN EGG CANDLERS, BREAKERS AND WAREHOUSE MEN CALL AT MFLD, DAIRY OFFICE TO FILE APPLICATION TOP WAGES TO BE PAID -MFLD. DAIRY PRODUCTS Help Wanted Mate S3 HELPER And truck driver, IS yxs. or over, wanted in cheese factory.

Deferable' Job. Homer Schmidt. R2, Stratford. LM tame l. 1:30 o'clock at the Swarthout Fu neral Home.

Spencer, for George Piper. 85. of Spencer, who died of bronchial pneumonia Dec. 22 at 9:14 a. m.

at Ct. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield. The Rev. M. B.

Ferguson. Methodist pastor from Colby, officiated at the rites, and burial was made in the Brighton cemetery. Pall bearers were Forrest Johnson and Clifford. Marvin, and Dale Carlson all grandsons, and Will ord Atcher-son and Joe Pech. Flowers were carried by Elaine Johnson and Mrs.

Forrest Johnson, two grand daughters, Attending the services from out of the town were Mrs. Edwin Johnson and daughter, Elaine, end son, Ronald. Chicago; Clifford and Marvin Carlson. and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas, Milwaukee. Mr. Piper was born in Cascade, Sheboygan County, July 26. 1858, and in 1881 was married at Ply mouth to Miss Ida Beckwith. He grew to manhood on his father farm near Cascade and came to Unity in 1911.

The past 25 years were spent at Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Gustave (Myrtle) Carlson, Unity, and Mrs. Edwin (Grace) Johnson. Chicago; nine grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. W.

W. Clark, Spencer, end Mrs. B. J. Payne, Plymouth; and three brothers, Dan Piper, Plymouth; William Piper, Sheboygan; and Jce Piper, Michigan.

Preceding him in death were his wife, a son in infancy, a daughter, Mrs. Edward Flynn, end three brothers and a sister. Fred Heimendinger (By News-fierald Correspondent) Curttss Friends here received word last week of the death of Fred Heimendinger. formerly of Hoard, and the past several years a resident of Chicago. After leav ing here he and his wife, who sur vives.

lived for a number of years at Abbotsford. Mrs. Charles Schoenbeck (By News-Herald Correspondent) Curtiss Word cf the sudden death of Mrs. Charles Schoenbeck. 64, Eau Claire, has been received by friends here.

Mrs. Schoenbeck, the former Sarah Sorlin, was born and grew to womanhood in Hoard. She lived in Eau Claire since her marriage about 40 years ago, and is survived by her aged father, a brother, Jack Sorlin, and a sister, Mrs. Hannah McCarthy, Westboro, besides her husband, two sons. and two daughters.

Funeral serv ices were conducted Dec. 24. Beat Inflation Buy Mora War Bonds Bed 11. Celia Kippenhan. Miss Hat tie Gander and Miss Beiber, teachers in the Indian School, were Sun- day guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry dren. Rice Lake, came Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrif oluf 0 Mr. and Mrs.

Olson received a cablegram from Gilbert Qm from New Guinea, wishing them all a Merry Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Carl and fflmilv CTvnr. mas Day with her sister and a I box. hiiu airs, uiv Lueck and family, near Christie Miss Arlene Roehrborn and Mrs Ruth Benduhn entertained a group of friends at a Christmas party at the Roehrborn home on S.

Clay street Saturday night Games and cards were played and a lunch was served by the host esses at midnight Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Olson" and Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Olson Jr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Olson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Olson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ewald Schwarze at Greenwood Sunday, 'Misses Edna and Mildred Brown, Chicago, are pending a week ton. Miss Janice Dwyer, who spent the Christmas holiday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rdb- ert Dwyerr returned to Milwaukee luesaay. Miss Lorraine JennL Milwaukee.

spent the Cbristmas holiday here took Miss Arlene Roehrborn, Miss Lorraine Jenni. Miss Betty Dah- nert. and F. W. Kluhsman to Merrfllan Sunday night end they left from, there for Milwaukee.

William Schiller. Milwaukee. spent the week end here with his mother, Mrs. Rose Schiller, -v Mr and Mrs. Erwin Greeler took their daughter, to St, Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield.

on Christmas Day or examination and treatment. Her grandmother, Mrs. Cliarte GreeleTy is staying there with her. Clark County NewS 'Merchandise' Articles for Sale 51 CITY GAS STOVE In A-l cond. 14 burners, oven broiler.

Phone Black 226. 100 WOOL CARPETING Fine selection Bigelow-Sanf ord. Alex-' ander brands. Schonhardt's. KITCHEN CABINETS And din-: ing room chairs.

Mfld. 2nd Hand Store, 315 N. Central Ave. Ph. 347-W.

ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And barber fixtures for sale. 110 8. Maple St. Ph. 258-W.

3 BURNER OILSTOVES New mattresses sizes. Johr. son's Fum. Stcre, 853 3. Central Ave.

Barter and Exchange 51 A WISH TO TRADE Box of .410 gauge, shells for box of 12 gauge shells. Ph. 998-RX or inq. 401 St. Joseph St.

wnii. i ii, a Business and Office Equipment 54 FIRST-OF-THE YEAR OFFICE NEEDS! Get yours here! We have a complete line! Inventory pads, storage files, transfer cases, visible, bookkeeping sets, analysis pads, etc. Mfld. Book Staticnery. FILE FOLDERS GUIDES Transfer cases in card, letter check sizes.

Mfld. Office Supply. Farm Equipment 55A FARMMASTER MILKERS Now's the time plan for next spring's work. A Farmmas ter milking machine will save you more man hours than any other piece of farm equipment on the farm. Ask Bill Smith how you can save up to 500 man hours per year SEARS.ROEBUCK AND CO.

FARMERS! Check your imple ments for parts. We have stock of parts for all makes of farm machinery. Will also order parts for any machine not represent ed by a dealer. EBBE BROS. IMP.

CO. 410 S. Ash St. Phone 177. FARMERS.

ATTENTION! Just Received A McCormick-Deering Tractor. Manure Spreader And McCormick. LINDEN'S. 1004 N. Central FOUR 11 IN.

DAVID BRADLEY HAMMERMILLS! With One Screen Stop In Today! They Won't Last Long! SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO. Hay, Straw For Sale 56A LOOSE MIXED HAY Inq. FredvBonas Route 1. Loyal Machinery and Tools CI ITS GOOD BUSINESS To or der your Surge Milker early.

A. C. MARKS. 913 S. Maple SL Specials at Stores 64 BUY NOW AT THIS LOW PRICE! WE EXPECT HIGHER PRICES! A Basket Containing 5 Dozen Strictly Fresh Medium Large Eggs.

Only $1.19. WEBER'S SUPER MARKET MARTIN BROS. PH. 62-63 Potatoes, 100 $3.69 Grapefruit, Sack, $1.89 Jonathan Apples, $3.39 Wearing Apparel 65 ROSE TAFFETA FORMAL Like new. Also hat and slip to match Inq.

501 W. Blodgett St. Wanted to Boy 6 WANTED TO BUY Man's over coat, size 38. Phone ADVANCED PRICES On noople bolts Marshfield Ac Schofield vards. Write or call Rorldia Lam bsr Veneer Marshfield.

for soecincations. ATTENTION FARMERS Bring us your grease and raw tallow for highest prices. L. Shapiro Sz Sons, rear of Normington's Laundry. HIGHEST Market prices paid for hides, and deer skins.

L. Shapiro Ac Sons, rear of Normington's Laundry. ATTENTION FARMERS Cash paid, on delivery to our mill, for basswood bolts 38 inches long and 6 inches and over in dlam eter. Write or can Marshfield Mfg. Marshfield.

Wis, ph. 89 WILL PAY Highest ceiling prices for heading bolts logs. BLUM BROS. BOX Marshfield Rooms end Board Rooms Without Beard CS COMFORTABLE Heated sleeping rooms in modern hone- Close in. Ina.

110 W. 4th St. WARM. PLEASANT Sleeping room, close in, Inq. 206 Cedar.

PLAZA HOTEL Comfortable. modem rooms. Special weekly -monthly rates. 24 hoar service. i Red Estate tor Rent Apartments and flats 74 3 1 ROOM i UPPER FLAT Nearly N.

Central Ave. Inq. i c. 4th St. ALL MOD.

Upper 3 cms. Ac bath. Priv. ent. Also storage space for rent.

801 S. Central. newly iJecorated 3 upper rms. bath. Vac.

now. See Sandy at Sandy's Cut-Rate 444 S. Cent. Herbert Brew. Hmu KIWANIS CLUB HOLDS miniOTiiAO nnnnnAftl bnmO 1 lYIrtO rnUUartlYI HStucki.

r-i i r-u? Mrs. Gilbert B. Olson and chll ne v. nuyu rdiuyieu naaVpr at YiiIp Dmnpr speaKer ai ime umner Neillsville A Christmas talk by the Rev. Flcyd Fahlgren, looking toward the time "when the lights go on again all over the me A fpatiirw fit triA fhrichnoc dinner and program of the NeilLs-l ill- w-r: i ,1 i vine v-iuu xviunuay eve ning.

Miss Margarette Brown sang three Christmas selections, Jess Scott accompanying her on the A gift was presented by the club to Mrs. S. T. Bracken, club chef. Guests included Robert Chris -tianson.

Welter Beilfuss, and Ensign Bruce Beilfuss, a member of the club who will leave soon for his Navy base on the East Coast after spending Christmas here. Neillsville Personals Ensign and- Mrs. Bruce Beilfuss spent me txinstmas holidays with! here with their mother, Mrs. Ensign Beilfuss' parents, Mr. and' Ethel Brown.

Mrs. Walter Beilfuss, Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Gall and and in Black River Falls with children. Spencer, were here Sun-Mrs.

Beilfuss' mother. Ensign' day to see Mr. Gall's father, who Beilfuss left tonight for is ill. Ve, where he win continue hisp Mrs. Anita Landgraf spent the training.

week end with her parents, Mr. Mr. end Mrs. Oluf Olson and Mrs. George Beaver, in Gran- Cudahy, spent Christmas in Neillsville with his parents, Mr.

"and Mrs. Oluf Olson. Pfc. and Mrf. Kenneth Olson.

Omp spent Christinas iicic witu ius paxenis, wir. ana; Mrs. Oluf Olson, and Mrs. Ken- neth Olson and Oluf Olson took vt. oiscn back to camp McCoy with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sunday afternoon. 1 Werner JennL and Mrs. Douglas Miss Viola Haunschmann. Chicago, visited with Mr.

Kurth's Shawano, is spending her traca-parents, Mr. and Martin Jtion here with her Mrs. Hauge. over the "week end. Harold Schnabel.

Miss Arlene Roehrborn, Mil-i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roehrborn Heavy wood platfonh. steel frame with welded steel wheels Will five 19-gaEon cans. waukee, jrpent iC3iristmas here wim ner parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1 Mr. and Mrs Paul Fort Worth. Texas, ere visiting at the home of Mrs.

Volkman 's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph I Mrs. John Michaels and George1 Mueller.

were business callers in Neillsville Mon- day. -j Mr. and Mrs. O. C.

Aspen and daughter. Patsy. Mr. and Mark vcrnholt and children. Miss I '-SM-- 'L -mr rm0r mmmm mi raMWui.

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