Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 14

6---Algeria (Iowa) Advance Thursday, July 10, 1952 Aroud Town WCD Mrs- Jesse Lashbrook, Gladys Burtis, and Mrs, J. H. Godden visited the latter's sisters Ruth and Lottie Graham, Titonka, Fn- day afternoon. The Rev. G- J.

Kuyper attended a meeting at Ames yesterday ol the Presbyterian Synod of Iowa, and was "accompanied by Keith Strayer and four young people. Sharon Strayei, Karen. Beveily and Harlan Helmers, who attended a Youth Synod. Bob Nolle, Duluth, where he is in furniture employ visited i Thursday to Tuesday with his parents, "Mr and Mrs Nolle His wife is the former Dons Mil- tag, daughter of Mrs Eva Mittag. and the couple have two children, Nancy, 8, and Tommy, 5.

and Mrs. Lester Nelson, with five children, stopped Monday morning for bieakfast at the Presbyterian manse. Thay were enroute from Owatonna, i where they have been living, to a new home at Denver, Colo. Mrs. Nelson is a sister of the Rev.

Mr. Kuyper. William Funk and Mrs. Saiah Riley were married evening, July 3, at the terian church, the Rev G. J.

per officiating. Mr and Mrs Duane Riley, son and daughter-in- law of the bride were attendants, and Mrs. Elizabeth Funk, mother of the bridegioom. was a guest. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Kruse, with Carolyn and Tommy are visit- ing M'rs. Kruse's parental Mr and Mrs. C. B.

Murtagh Mr Kruse is employed on the Voice of America broadcasts, and is at the Korean desk in New York City The Kruses spent some time with the American army of occupation in Korea some time ago. Mr. and Mr. J. J.

Wadleigh left Monday morning by car for the state of Washington planning to be away a month. They will visit IVirS XI. J. d-iuut, aioi.v-1. vx Wadleigh, at and at Edmonds, near Seattle, will attend the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs.

Henry Martin, brother-in- law and sister of Mrs Wadleigh The Algeria Garden club held an annual picnic Monday evs- mng at the Ambiose A Call state park, with a large attendance Art Schweppe gave a report on a short course he recently attended at Ames on loses, their care, and proper arrangements of cut 10- ses. William Dau showed movies taken in Mississippi and Mexico, also of the 'Four Seasons' at the park. i Judge and Mrs. G. W.

Stillman, daughter Marcia, attended a reunion of the Stillman clan Sunday, at the home of the Judge's parental Mr. and Mrs L. P. Stillman, Dolliver. There were 50 persons present Mr and Mrs Ray Koon carne here with the local Stillmans, who took them to Minneapolis Monday to catch a plane for home at Weston, Mass Mrs Koon is the Judge's sister.

A picnic dinner was served on the Fourth at the Perry Lou man farm east of Algona honor of the birthday of Perry's mother Mrs Rebecca Lowman, and in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lowman and the M. J. Kern 1 Algona; Mr.

and Mis Delbeit Sankey and the Vernell Grahams, Garner, the Cecil Lowmans, Albert Lea. Mrs. W. Smith, Wesley; Mrs. Herbert Wallace Kaicn and Jerry, Irvmgion Mrs.

Elizabeth Higgins and her daughter Ruth recently mov-d from Mason City to Algona. and their home is at 721 East Lucas They had as weekend vi- sitors Mr and Mrs Luke and Mr and Mrs Ray Higgms. son of Mason Citv sons, daughters-m-lau. and giandson of Mrs Higgins The lattei, uhose i maiden paiental surname a Fleming, is foimerh of Wlutte- more Mesdames Orlan Oit and Helen Mikes accompanied 11 Scouts to camp June 29 to 4 and e- port a fine time at the Scout camp on West Ol-oboji i v.as leserved foi the i that Girls in attendance Edith Christiansen an a Deimand. a Dieesman P.i tncia i i Caiol Ann Mikes Sin Notion Linda Smiln Patricia Van Allen, Lavonne Wmkel SMALANDERS AT SWEA CITY HOLD ANNUAL REUNION SWEA CITY--'Tin- i a a annual picnic at- held -u nolds a Ihe 11 in i implies, the pei MnnL-l is in.id.

1 up of related i.im'ln ho mallv camo Smaland, Sue- den. Ono hundred i A I I regis-teicd, the eldest being Mis Ida Cail.son. of Cosmos, i i She is 88. ami is a si tei of Mi i J. Andeison.

Mi.s A a Pehisoti Sv City, as next she is Youngest a i S'-a-inonth-old a i i of M'. and Mrs Chestei i i i At the election of i i 'X Holcomb w.i-, i i i pu's- ident and Mis Cic.il sec'y-tieasuiei The Wm hau devotions lie also paid tribute to the membeis- had i the past vear include Emma Anderson, Sv. ea City; Dr Oliver Andison, Luverne Minn Mis Hilma Andei- son. formeih Anderson Oaks in Martin Also a Mr. HaoDinaer.

and i bers. of California Much enioved i talks representatives of th" vat ious families who reminisced telhrx interesting anecdotes of tneir oeople Mis Esther Cailson. of Minnesota, lepiesented the nussen familv: Mrs in Ho- vev, of Wisconsin, the Mrs Mildred Holcomb of Fair-1 mont- the Samuelsons, and Mv- on Johnson of CiU, the Andersons These ere the DIO- neer families, the descendants of make up the Smalander clan The grandchildren also had a oart in the program Thev i cluded and Paul Thoreson Petna Thoreson, and Carvl Larsen and the small son of Mr and Mrs -Carl Anderson Thev sane thiee numbers, unaccompanied The nicnic ronrlrded ith social hour and at nicnic mc 1 iid 'd Rev ind Mrs A Younsauist and family Youth choir from Immanuel Lu- tlieian church had a part in the program Sunday evening, and a i Youngquist will be pianist i out the sessions. Those fioni here who attended the opening meeting, also included Pastoi and Mrs. A.

M. Young- siust, Mr and Mrs. Oscar Peterson, and the Rudolph Petersons. the lake from the Lut a camp, the Methodist camp also in session Eight girls from the Snea City Methodist church are attending, and include Donna Johnson. Sharon Lien, Sedell a Janet Garrison, Janet i i Rita Godferson, Jani" I a and Dorothy Sch- ffei Cecil Godferson is i the i as counsellor for 'he of the week, and later i uoH; Mis.

Hammer will. s( i in a capacity. Tn' 1 i give the pro- i at i Youth Fellowship at Swea Citv Sunday i i i a review of the 1 1 i i and progtam at the Bibk' camp. Geo. was the founder of Luverne and a prominent north Iowa capitalist of half-century ago, Pastors Have Picnic Three Swea City pastors and their families spent July 4 at Pike's Point on Lake Okoboji Included were the Rev.

A. Youngquists, the Rev. S. H. Hammers, and the Rev.

Peter Peters family. to Severa 1 folks are in Rib! 0 caniD this week From the I.uthem Church, are Dnnald Lorra'" 1 ounpquist Jane -1 'i farolvn Swanson, Laurel rh-s i i mond T.Rrson. Arthur Lai on I Mars-are 1 A i barr and LaVop-ie The csmn evening with 215 enrolled The Home from University Fouith of Julv visitors from the i i at Iowa City were I Hammer, son of the Rev. and i Hammer, who the vacation with his parents and Esther Charlotte Smirh from Thursday till Sundav with her parents. Mr.

and Mis Waltei Smith Henry retuined Sundav with friends from Storm Lake, while the Smiths diove to Manlv, where Father boarded the Rock Island Rocket. Henrv is taking courses to advanced sophomore classification at Cornell college. Alt Vernon. and Miss Smith is a nost- graduate student in music i- a member of the Univer- sitv chorus and is one of a small selected for oarticipation in the opera 'Cosi fan Tutte' to be presented bv the University's music department July 22-23-24. Bride-io-be Honored Glnna Grand Forks, was honoree at a prenuptial miscellaneous at the A i Anderson home Satur, dav Mrs Marie Ditsworth was a sistinT hostess guests were -croci fnendb of Robert Rvstad and their mothers Miss Vikes- land is fiancee of "Robert, and nas visiting at the Sam Rvstad home over the Ii is understood the foupl" will be 0 Ausust MISS returned to her home in Grand Forks.

Attr-id Corwith Reunion Georee Butterfields at- a famiK reunion picnic Godfrey of Forreston, was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Anderson.

Lavonne Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Peterson spent the weekend with her parents. She is employed in the Minneapolis offices of Standard Oi Mrs. Minnie Kylen and daughters Dorothy, Phyllis and Florence, left Saturday for a two- week visit with relatives in Wisconsin.

Dorothy, who is employed at the Mason City offices of Johr 1 Deere Co, is on vacation. Ronald Hammer, Jim Doocy and Jerry Hupp are vacationinp in northern Minnesota this week Sunday will be Communior Sunday in the Swea City and Grant Methodist churches. Mr. and Mrs. Will Grace anc daughters Carol and Nancy, DP Moines, were visitors over tlv holidav weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. There- son. Mildred Thoreson, Omaha also visited the parental Thoreson home over the three-da' holiday. All were present for tlv Smalander picnic. James Screiber, son of Mr.

anr 1 Mrs Frank Screiber, spent las' week with his aunt and uncle the Cecil Thoresons, while hr narents and Mr. and Mrs. George Harner were vacationing in Minnesota. Guests over the holiday at the C. II.

Kesler homo included her sister, Mrs. Alice Spear, of Des Moines; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Kesler and three children. Minneapolis; and Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Thompson, of Buffalo Center, Mr. Thompson is a brother of Kesler. The Baptist Guild will meet Fndaj at the hall. Hostesses will be Mrs.

A. G. Berg, Mrs. Earl Berg, Mrs. Clayton Roalson and Mis Chester b'airington.

Devotions will bu by Mrs. Virgil Jensen, lesson, 'Stars That Beckon', a lights), by Mrs. Dett- mei Thompson and Mrs. Wm. Dorsey.

Lee Ora Peters, Georgia LNVerne Tracks Are Honored LU VERNE--The Doak truck lines received an award of merit in the Chicago livestock truckers safety program the past week for careful handling of livestock in transit to the Chicago market. The program included all the truckers hauling livestock to the Chicago market during the past year. Butterfield and Lavon Jensen, will present an instrumental trio number. Cat Dog Days GRAB BAG We'll have a table of grab bags, Thursday, Friday Saturday! Well Guarantee You'll Get More Than Your Money's Worth! Kohlhaas Hardware Ed Pat Cullen ALGONA, IOWA Burl Legion Post Names Officers BURT--The Legion has elected the following new officers: Commander, Richard Groen; vice commander, Ray Hoppus; adjutant, a Stevens; treasurer, Howard Sigsbee; historian, Walter Lock wood; chaplain, J. L.

Miller. for Better Printing Call the Advance Phone 1000 HEAR OSCAR STERN A Jew Who Escaped Hitler's Terrorism! FRIDAY, JULY 11 8:00 P. M. Open Bible Church Refugee from Hitler's Gestapo Witness to God's Miracle Power Six Million Died- This Man Lived Having spent seven months in a Nazi dungeon, Oscar Stern lived to tell a story that will hold you spellbound with its gripping horror. ra-niUes at the John Mullins hom near Corwith Sundav.

The nn da ts of the i of Ha-ina i qc the founder of Waterloo and Goldfield. and whose son, Look! Tlie new MO eu. ft. Imperial FiMdaire with separate Locker-Top Dr. and Mrs.

Paul Southgale. Long Beach Calif v. ill spend TtiCbdav i Paul's bistti here, Mrs i Heib-st at present attending a if-unior. ot Mis Soutngdte a i at a collage at the Okobojr, Mi and Nicholas i a children, also of Long Beach, i expected Irtc-r thi month for a visit Mi'. Herbs' i Fin ianick is the former i i i i a Suuthgatc.

her husband is band mtiuctoi. Doctor Southgate, bon of a former Congregational pastor heie, is an eve specialist. Judge and Mrs. G. W.

Stillman, daughter Maicia, are leaving Sa'- urday for Washington, Thev will visit the daughter Ann ei.v ployed theie, and take her to New York City, where she will boaid the S. S. Nieu Amsterdam, uhich sfils for Europe July 22 Ann will be accompanied by Mary Fisher, Winchester, Mass, former roommate at Gnnnell college, and they will tour England, France, and Switrerland. The Stillmans will drive on to Wcs- ton, for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Koon, the latter a sister of Judge Rtillman nnd will return lo Aluon.i at the of July, MODELS FROM $189.75 The only refrigerator with the 3 best kinds of cold --each with its own refrigerating system 1 Defrosts Itself-- automatically, without change of temperature. Once each day frost in regular food compartment if quickly melted off and evaporated. See all these other features in this new Locker-Top holds more than 73 Ibs. frozen food Twin, deep Hydrotors Lifetime Porcelain food compartment Sliding Basket-Drawer Double-Easy Quickube Trays Rust-resistant Sliding shelf 2 Multi-Purpose Trayi Powered by Meter-Miser CRILLY APPLIANCES 399 "We Sell the Best Service the Rest" Phono Crilly's Phone 399 CAT AND DOG DAYS AT THE CHRISCHILLES STORE Three Days Thur. Fri.

Sat. July 1O-11-12 READ CAREFULLY-THIS ONLY HAPPENS ONCE IN 25 YEARS! 25 years ago, we called 'em WHITE ELEPHANTS. (We still have a "herd" of eight or ten plaster of Paris ones in the basement). Now they're CATS AND DOGS. But no matter what we call them, they are mistakes we merchants make; the unwanted "PUPS" that don't sell.

Our collection is interesting; YOU read, we'll do the weeping. THESE GET IN TED'S HAIR There's an old wedding saying "something old, something new. etc." This trio of S60.00 wedding dresses, sizes 8-12-16 is three years old but from a distance they truly "regal." You'll have good luck in any one complete with train. Use the satin for something else if you aren't getting married just think they are only S12.95H We have put this green winter shortie coat away and pulled it out for three winters and we are about worn out. Please save our energy by buying this all wool, interlined S35.00 coat for just 58.95 that is if you are a medium size.

The doggies will bark at this a wild colored, narrow-skirted, short- sleeve crepe print dress from Klafter and Sobel (they went out of business two years ago). It was $35.00 and we've reduced it each year and today it's going to sell for just $6.95 size 12. Fido can't say anything good about ihis dress but there's nothing really wrong with it either just hasn't sold. Size red, S29.95 value for just S4.95. They say there's a customer for every dress well, we haven't found anyone who can wear this 2-piece summer linen dress.

It's a S25.00 value and we dare you to wear this size 12 style. If it fits you, for $7.00 you may carry a package home. Papa Chris doesn't know if this black creation is a suit or a dress. The dogs and cats can't tsll either. It has long sleeves and he thought it could sell for S12.95 but even the old gent can be wrong.

So Ted is going to sell it for just S3.98 size 14. Are you long-waisted? We have a Betty Rose suit made from a fine all wool piece of checked material thai even is minus a button (it's in the pocket). For three seasons we have tried to fit this to someone now it really looks like a DOG. We sew the button but we'll sell the suit, size 10, S45.00 value for just S14.95 2 3 Don't know whether we should call this fine ROSENBLUM suit a cat or a dog. It's a finely tailored garment of rayon strea, cedar color, sold in California for S35.00.

But in Iowa we are going to take just $12.95 if you wear a size 10. THE CHRISCHILLES STORE won't be buying any more unlined suits from PRINTZESS. We can't sell the ones we have. Don't look at these unless you want to have them pressed before you wear them. Six in this group aqua, pink, and navy, sizes to If you are one of the first lucky customers you can buy any of these for just S10.00.

Mr. Moth had a nice meal on these four girls coats last year. He picked two size 10 and two size 12 sizes but he ate enough after making one small hole in each coat you can hardly notice them. But for these three days our dog ROVER says "Buy these for S3.98 each." Does your girl wear a size 5, 10, or 12 dress? If so, maybe she would like a cute white which the boss said to sell for S7.95 and $8.95 but which we found to be loo high priced. Some with slips included 98c.

The girls in Kossulh County must be growing taller. Anyway these fine Exylin raincoats have been loo short to keep them dry. If you have a short girl or buy a size larger you can get a real CAT AND DOG SPECIAL here $3.95 value for just S1.50. Both Fido and Tom said not to do this but they don't listen to them on all of these bargains. Three formal party dresses pink and aqua, size 12 and 14.

This Spring they sold for $17.95 but Spring is gone. Summer here and call them either a cat or a dog if they fit, you can buy them for jusl $6.95. Also, a long sleeved dinner dress from two years ago Papa reduced it from S45.00 to S35.00. Hempy said we'd be lucky lo get $25.00 for it but Ted says sell For these three days, size 14, color blue, we are giving it up for only $12.95. Ladies pink Spring shortie-filted coal.

Last year we tried lo get luck. No luck THIS year either. Good looking, too, and all wool. How will $10.95 suit you or "coat" you? Not a real dog just a puppy. Another shortie, blue fleece, all wool, irridescent satin lined (pretty swanky) medium size, we asked $40.00 once but now we're not so su-e so take it for $19.95.

This bow-wow has been barking so long that we'll give it free to the first one who calls for it, A white, summer lace hat. (Customer must be female and over 18). IN THIS KENNEL just ten while summer hats values to $10.00 mistake goes for only 98c. Four short terry beach coals, they took 'em away from us last year --now they need a bath so we're throwing them to the dogs for only $2.91. Quilted cotton sport skirts were a hit every place but Algona.

Our's were prettier than the average but they didn't sell. Now you can have your choice for only $2.98 and $3.98. Be in style and help vt out. AND MANY MORE SURPRISE SPECIALS NOT LISTED, THESE DRIVE JACK CRAZY These corsets have been here long enough Iwo only, size 42. side- hook Gossard combinations 16" length in learose were $12.50, now only $4.95.

Arlemis slips these aren't pups bul we need the room for new slock, while only, lace-trimmed on lop and bottom. Burlington Mill rayon crepe, sizes 32 to 38. were S3.95, now only 52.79. We are really lired of looking at these pups. There are only 6 purses left two are black plastics and the others are while plastics.

Were $2.95. now only 79c. These blouses didn't look like pups when we bought Ihem, bul they are still here. While and colors, in sizes 32 to 38. A nice selection of styles wilh values up lo $7.95 now only $2.95.

Doesn't anyone need lowels in Ihis hoi wealher? There are jusl 11 lell in Ihis small group these once sold for 98c lake 'em away for S9c. Someone must need a balh set. There are jusl five of these lefi from a sale, the regular Morgan-Jones first quality one green, one flamingo, and three while. Regularly S3.95. now only $1.69.

This baby comforter needs a new home. It's an all rayon, quilled, first-quality baby comforler. II is reversible as one side is pink and the other is blue. Your baby would appreciate Ihis buy. Regularly $5.95, now only $1.69.

Ladies Ihe nexl lime you are packing your husband's suitcase you should have one of these plastic shirt holders. Just the thing for keeping his shirts clean in the suitcase or dresser drawer. They didn't sell al $1.00, so we will give them lo you for 49c. I guess everyone has boughl iheir Summer flowers bul we still have seven left lo sell. Will guarantee they aren'l wilted as they are artificial.

These did sell for 79c now only 39c. You all know we carry a fine line of bultons bul there are always odds and ends lo clean up so we have a special group lo sell in a hurry some of these sold up lo 95c each button now priced as low as 9c each. These spreads are real dogs all double bed sizes. When you can't sell a nice spread for $6.65 something is wrong, bul we're nol looking for sympathy. You can lake them home for only $3.79.

I'll bet you can't buy curtains al Ihis price anywhere have you ever paid jusl $1.98 for a pair of Halhoway cotton marquisette, ruffled They are 98" wide lo the pair and a full 2 2 yds. long. A real buy al $1.98. Someone must have a room in which Ihey can use these swag, rayon faille curtains. They will fil any single window only two colors left in pink and maroon.

What more can we do Ihen lo give them lo you al half price now they are only $1.49. We can't tell a pup when we see one Ihey lold us lhal silk shantung was going to sell bul they were really wrong so lei's get rid of it. The pure silk shantung made by Belding-Hemingway 44" in in three terrible colors once sold for $3.50 yd. please buy it for $1.79. Our store is really going to the dogs when we can'l sell Ihis beautiful circular skirt material.

These are easy lo cul oul and can be sewn up in a jiffy. We have four patterns left so oul they go al half price just think, a skirt for at low as $1.45. How cheap do we have to mark these gloves to sell them? You would think they were cats thai scratched ihe way our customers shy away from them. Whites and pinks in double woven collen. You must know a value when you it.

These formerly sold for up lo $2.00 now the pupi are only 79c. Don't any of you larger gals go swimming? You should see these few swimming we have left in your size. Just a few from 40 to 48. We would lying if we called them dogs so hurry in and buy one at the special price of S5.9S. Every promotion must have a real special Muniingwear has given us a special purchase on IS dozen white rayon brief panties this is the regular kind you have always bought from us this Is our real bargain to you regularly 89c for "Cat fc Dog Days" only 59c.

Even dogs like to travel so give this one a break and put it to use Won't someone buy this piece of luggage and give it a trip? It's a 21" piece of leather-bound plastic, coated duck with a horizontal stripe pattern. Regularly $19.50, it's a steal at $10.00 plus fax..