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EAU CLAIRE LEADER. EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11, 1928. BRIEFS 1500 NEW EDISON records, 50 apiece Thursday and Friday only. Mason's, 114 E.

Grand. DANCE AT MAYER'S BARN, Sat. night. Dreamland Live Wires. AUTOMOBILE GLASS, White Auto Painting Station.

SEE OHM for an eye examination. THE ELLA M. DICKSON W.0.T.U. will meet in the 1st Baptist church Monday, Aug. 13 at 2:30.

Election of officers. A large attendance is desired. SEE ENERSON FOR GLASSES, RUBBER WORKERS, your own home and FORMERLY E. 0. PRODUCTS CO.

Saturday Quart Dozen. Size 90c Guaranteed Since 1920 STERLING Double 100 Strength MALT EXTRACT Special Per Can 64c SPECIALS! matic, Syphons, Auto- 59c Bottle Brushes, quart 23c Double Dutch, 3- lb. can, per can 79c Steel Capper, Guaranteed, each 89c Six Gallon Jar with handles, CROCK CAPACITY 16-OZ. OLD STYLE EACH MALT STORE 119 NORTH BARSTOW SE Cuticura Soap Shampoos Cleanse the scalp and hair of dandruff and dust and assist in the healthy growth of hair, You will be delighted with their fragrance and efficiency. Send for trial outfit Soap and Ointment with full directions.

Addres: Dept. Malden, Mass. Send it to the Dry Cleaner THE MYSTERY TRUNK DANCE WISSOTA BEACH TO-NITE MUSIC BY THE NIGHT OWLS Hotter Than the Sand of the desert. OLD. TIME DANCE FOURNIER'S Gay Osborne, Floor Manager CARL MINNICK and his MINNEAPOLIS ALL STARS 10 Red Hot 10 Feature Radio Artists TO FREE BUS SERVICE.

8:30 9:00 9:30 pay for it monthly while you can keep up this pace. Builders' Supply Co. has a liberal finance plan. PHONE 300 FOR DRY WOOD. GLADIOLUS ARE BLOOMING at Stonecrest Gardens.

DRY WOOD, all kinds. Phone 165. Gillson Lbr. Co. BUILDING PERMITS.

Eight building permits, three of them for garages, two for houses and three for remodeling projects were issued from the city building inspector's office during the first week of August. were issued to the following: Albert Le Londe, build porch and remodel house at 839 Water Mrs. George A. Headrick, garage at 943 Barland Chas. Ulcek, build house on R.

R. Louis Wolf, garage at. 315. Whipple Cloud Ryder, house at 744 Bolles; Wm. F.

Welchel, house, delandian. John Ellenson, building, Starr Ave. and Birch; Mrs. H. L.

Hanson, garage, 1921 1 Chippewa road. SIX GOOD USED PIANOS priced to sell. Easy terms. Mason's, 114 E. Grand Ave.

BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Al- toona, M. W. Wahl, pastor. There will be no service at Altoona August 11th. The members are asked to worship with the Eau Claire congregation at the Walther League convention service which begins at 10:30 a.

'm. The Rev. Th. F. A.

Nickel of Bessemer, will deliver the sermon. THE ANNUAL PICNIC and chicken dinner will be held Sunday, Aug. 12, St. Bridgets church, Springfield Prairie, Town of Seymour. Everyone welcome.

ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, THE service at 11 a. m. will be broadcast from Christ church through station W. T. A.

Q. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Frank E. Wilson, S. T.

Rector. FOOD SALE, Aug. 11, Farmers' Store by Guild of St. Patrick's Church. ROUND TRIP RATE TO WAUSAU during American Legion convention $5-Motor Bus Co.

SHOPWORN CONSOLE Columbias, $35 and up. Easy terms. Mason's, 114 E. Grand Ave. ROUND TRIP RATE TO WAUSAU during American Legion convention $5-Motor Bus Co: PLAYER PIANO, 12 rolls and bench, mahogany finish, looks like new, $250.

Mason's, 114 E. Grand. SPECIAL PRICES ON COASTER wagons, velocipedes, etc. Kohlepp's. DANCE at Haunschild's, Mondovi, Saturday, Aug.

11. Special attraction, Jimmy Devine's wedding dances. Usual admission. SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON Boys' Suits. Hansen Clothing Co.

BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS AT Discount, Hansen Clothing Co. NOTICE: Mystic Workers. Picnic postponed Sunday, Aug, 12th. CO. B.

HOME TODAY-Company 128th infantry, Wisconsin National Guard, of Eau laire, is expected home on the special troop train from Camp. Williams, Camp Douglas, shortly after the noon hour Saturday afternoon, it was announced today at the Omaha dispatcher's office. The boys have been in camp two weeks. TENDER BEEF ROAST, CORN fed, 24c at Duffenbach's. INJURIES Jennie Rosenberg, of Colfax, suffered a bad bruise on the head when she stumbled and fell on the sidewalk near the Book and Stationary warehouse on River street Thursday afternoon.

SCHOOL A rural school at "Devil's Elbow" on Highway 53, south of Eau Claire, was broken into by removal of a screen Investigation was made yesterday by Sheriff T. Anderson but as near as could be determined nothing had been stolen and no damage had been caused the property. 'RESTING COMFORTABLY- The condition of Miss Ruth Downs, 1011 Main street, who suffered a compound open fracture of the lower left leg Thursday then she was struck by a passing motorcycle as she stepped off a street in front of her home, was reported yesterday as resting comfortably at Sacred Heart hospital. So far no complications have set in and the outlook was very promising, the attending physician EVERYONE VISITING Half Moon Gardens, North Michigan Sun- day, Aug. 12, will receive free flowers.

A TOMATO Moncena Dunn, Pinehurst, takes darticullar pride in the ambition of her fine tomato plants. In all the patch only one is ripened at this time, one great tomato weighing over a pound, leading all its comrades. TRUAX CHURCH--At 9:45, a morning service of unusual Interest, will be conducted by a group of young people of the Truax and the Pioneer Poultry House Successors to Wheeler Bond 1 209 South River St. CASH BUYERS OF POULTRY--VEAL AND EGGS Small Lots or Car Lots. Any QuantityNone Small or None Too Large.

Reference Union Savings Bank. Second Congregational church. Speclal music. Sunday school at 10:45 a. m.

Silas P. Luce, pastor. 10-DAY SPECIAL. All cars greased $1 each. The Standard Gas Station, 1 block north of Barstow St.

"on Galloway, where service comes first. OLD TIME DANCE at Pinehurst Saturday, Aug. 11. Wisconsin Clipper orchestra will furnish the good old time music, LIESKE'S BEN-BOLT, a very mild cigar, now 5 cents. A CORRECTION: In The Leader of yesterday morning it was stated that Mrs.

John Higley was present in court at the trial of her husband. This is not true and it was implied that the party was at John Higley's, this is also untrue; the party was at Alman Higley's. BARN DANCE, Mac's Midnight Prowlers, Saturday, Aug. 11, at Emil Kaatz', halfway betwren Menomonie and Knapp on Hy. 12.

DANCE tonight. Daisy dance orchestra. WEATHER YESTERDAY Reported by R. D. Whitford, off- claly weather observer: temperature .86 Minimum temperature 74 Temperature at 6 p.

.........74 Precipitation None Wind Northwest obituary MARSHAL PUGH, ENGINEER, DEAD FORMER EAU CLAIREITE FOLLOWING TWO-YEAR ILL-, NESS AT CAMBRIA W. T. Pugh, one of the most beloved and faithful deputy marshals ever to have served in the western district of Wisconsin, is dead. He died at 6:30 Wednesday evening his home in Cambria, where he moved two, years ago from Superior. Death came after his health had failed steadily for the past two years.

Mr. Pugh, who was about. 84 years of age, was still commissioned as deputy United States marshal at the' time of his death. During his 16 years service in Superior as deputy marshal, Mr. Pugh gathered a host of friends who thought him a "wonderful" me man, according to sentiments expressed the Superior Telegram.

Members of the marshal's office and the entire federal court system expressed sinsere sorrow and regrets when they were informed by wire Wednesday evening of Marshal Pugh's death. Marshal Pugh. was a veteran locomotive engineer, having served in that capacity for the Omaha railroad company at Eau Claire before he was appointed deputy 1901. Will Touton, United States marshal for the western. district of Wisconsin, who has worked with Mr.

Pugh for many years, said he was a "wonderful man and a faithful servant." He served first in Madison and later was transferred to Superior where he retained his post of duty until two years ago. He was then succeeded by Hans P. Fuley, present deputy marshal with headquarters at Superior. Besides the great number friends he has, Mr. Pugh is survived by his widow.

There are no children. MRS. C. M. ANDERSON Funeral services for the late Mrs.

C. M. Anderson will be held at 2:30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon from the Second Congregational church, Rev. S. P.

Luce officiating. Interment in Lake View cemetery. WALTER LEE MARKGRAFF Walter Lee Markgraff age years, died at Chippewa Falls Thursday evening following an illness of four years. He is survived by his father and mother, two brothers, and one sister. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Lenmark's.

Rev. Herbert Juneau will of- ficiate. Interment at Robbins Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS W. wish for to thank our friends and neighbors there kindness shown us during the illness and death of our beloved mother.

We also thank Rev. Wahl for his kind words and also those who sent the floral offerings. BACKSTROM FAMILY. SOCIETY ANNOUNCE Mr. and Mrs.

Sever Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtle. Alvina to Sherman 01- sen, which took place at Stillwater, August 4th. CONCERT AT EPIPHANY LUTHERAN EUPHONY QUINTET OF ST. PAUL One of the many interesting programs arranged for under auspices of the Walther League during their convention at Epiphany Lutheran Church, Bellinger will be a sacred and a secular concert given by the Euphony Quintet of St. Paul, on "next Saturday evening, August 11th, at 8 p.

m. The Euphony Quintet has by its various concerts gained appreciable recognition by members of the musical profession, and the program Saturday evening is being looked forward to with great delight. The public is cordially invited to attend this concert. Admission is free: an offering, however, will be lifted to defray the expenses of the undertaking. The 'members of the quintet are Mr.

Armin Ellwein, first tenor; Mr. Theo. Melinat, bariton; Mr. Joel Ross, second tenor; Mr. Paul Panning, bass; Mr.

Karl Anderl, pianist. The program sto be given are the following: Sacred Program 1. Sanctus Gounod Morning Light Is Breaking Blount Closer Still With Thee Quintet 2. Suite Gothique Boellmann Karl Anderl 3. Ein Feste Haupt voll' Blut.

und Wunden Gerhardt Lobe den Herrn, Mein Seele Stein Quartet 4. Incline Thine Ear to Me'. Softly the Silent Night Quintet Lead Me Savtour 5. Clinging to the "Rock of The Lord's Prayer Quartet 6. Beside Still Waters Theodore Melinat 7.

Teach Me to Pray God Shall Wipe Away All Tears Roma. Quintet 8. Vision Rheinberger Kard Anderl 9. The Silent Voice Roma Onward, Christian Soldiers 9. Now the Day is Over Barnby Secular Program 1.

Amici Sword of Ferrara Bullard Boys of the Old Brigade Quintet 2. Hungarian Rhapscdy No. 10. Liszt Karl Anderl 3. Free As the Wind That Blow Langdon Come Where the Lilies Bloom Quintet 4.

Roll on, Thou Dark Blue Ocean Tavern Song Theodore Melinat 5. Pale in the Amber West Goin' Home, from "New World Symphony" Some Folks Say Quintet INTERMISSION 6. Gruesse on die Heimat Gretelein, Wach Auf! Quartet 7. Dialogue: Vai: Paul Panning and Joel Ross 8. Fhotoral Turner-Maley Alevander Rogers Fritz and I Quartet 9.

Smiling Thru Here's Love Success to You. Quintet The only fish that never sleep are the salmon, pike and gold- "Envelope" Model This new fall afternoon dress from Paris is described as an model. It is made of printed satin back crepe in blue and white tones. Edging of white and deep blue wool features this simple and' dressy garment. I PERSONALS Mr.

and Mrs. Carl J. Awsumb of Neenah, are visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Awsumb, Garfield" Ave Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Jensen left Wednesday for their home at Appleton after visiting with their parents, respectively, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. T. Harstad. Mrs.

Erle F. Rounds, and son Donald Paul have returned to Berkeley, Cal: Her mother, Mrs. F. E. Cummings accompanied her to Minneapolis.

Rev. E. L. Holland of Merton, is visiting his son and- family in Eau Claire. On Sunday morning he occupies the pulpit of the First Baptist church.

Miss Lucille Cain has returned to the city after attending summer school in Milwaukee. Walter Crocker, assistant district attorney, came down from Eau Claire to renew old acquaintances and make new friends, as he is candidate for district attorney, as Mr. Stolts is giving up the office to run PREVENT Build Resistance WITH Scott's Emulsion COD- LIVER OIL Rich in Vitamins A Food-tonic The LAUNDRY does it best FRI NOW SHOWING WISCONSIN THOMAS MEIGHAN WILLIAM BOYD AID -in- ROD LAROQUE 'The Racket 'THE -inWITH LOUIS WOLHEIM "CRUISE MARIE PREVOST NIGHT OF THE All the tumult and trickery JASPER big city. that is the underworld of a FLYER' E. H.

BUNTING Manager of 'IDLEWILD' PRESENTS Another Sensational Attraction ONE NIGHT ONLY TUESDAY 21 st ROSS GORMAN and his "VIRGINIANS" Victor, Edison, Gennett and Cameo Recording Artists. Radio Stars from WEAF, New York -FEATURINGROSS GORMAN The man who made Paul Whiteman's Orchestra famous and the only musician on tour playing 21 different instruments. ORCHESTRA DANCING 9 P. M. TO 2 A.

M. Admission $1.50 per Couple, Extra Lady 50c for member of congress against Mr. Jas. A. Frear.

Mr. Crocker is quite interested in Augusta as his parents formerly lived here as did several of his relatives the late John F. Stone family being among them.Augusta Union. Mrs. A.

E. Bradford and daughter accompanied by Miss Lydia Arndt, motored to: Eau Claire. Mrs. Bradford went on to. Minneapolis where she joined Mr.

and Mrs. Welch and they left on a trip to the west, where they will meet Mr. Bradford, who is spending some time there looking after his lumbering Union. Mrs. James H.

Kelley has gone to White Rock, S. to visit relatives. 2 Runaway Rockford Boys Hurt by Train MADISON, Aug. runaway excursion of four Rockford, Ill. boys ended night with two of the boys hospiThursday, ttal and two in the city police station.

The quartet was standing alongside a railroad track in Madison when a passing freight train sucked them against the box cars. The injured are brothers, Charles Whitney, and Marvin, 12. boys, Charles lost his right arm under the wheels of the train and Marvin escaped with bruises about the legs. The two boys held by police are Claude Cowan, 11, and Merle Clark, 12. The boys left Rockford Wednesday and spent Wednesday night under a bridge at Janesville, they said.

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