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Pit MY PARKING ft AV SO Suptr Foods mere six TUESDAY, NOV. 29, PERSONALS CLUB- FEATURES- PAGE PASMIONS- ACTIVITIES- SOCIETY "AMY BOLGER, Editor. PHoo, Charming Detail Marks Reynolds- Doane Wedding rbArm and simplicity of detail marked the Day wedding In Chicairo, at which Eileen Adele dnufchtpr of l.illlan H. of this city, ho mmp the hrlde of Bernard Tiffany Hoanp of ChlrnRo. son of of Kssrx.

Connecticut. The randlrlight nervlce was road at .1:30 o'clock In the roctory of Holy Namo Cathedral by Rev. Father Thr hrldc. I iosp attendant wa? her nlMer. Margaret Mary a lovely of royal hlno trivet with matching hat and pllp and a corsage of gardenias and of the valley.

Her bridesmaid wore duhonnet velvet with matching and a corsage of gardenias. Hanlel Iioane of New York City attended his brother as best man. A wedding dinner was served at 4:30 at the Knickerbocker hotel, followed by a reception. The cake, with an arrangement of chrysanthemums and ivory tap ern formed the table centerpiece. Mr.

and Mrs. Hoane. following their honeymoon trip, will make their home in Chicago at 916 North Menard avenue. The hrlde attended Rosary college at River Forest. 111., and Moser Secretarial school in Chicago, and has been employed aa secretary In the office of R.

F. J. Chicago. Mr. a graduate In electrical engineering from Pratt university.

New York City, and a member of Omega lota Ft fraternity. is with the United States Rubber company, Chicago. Ouesta at the wedding. Including members of both families, were: Mrs. Anna of Essex, mother the city, of this city, and Margaret: Mrs.

Anna Doans, of Essex, mother of the bridegroom, and Mrs. A Faces at the A Christmas Story C. N. W. Club Holiday Party On December 5 The Chicago and North Western Railway Woman's dub will hold its annual Christmas party Monday afternoon.

December 5, beginning at 2:30 at hall. The business session will be followed by a program, the usual contributions for the Christmas basket, and exchange of gifts and a social hour. Mrs. Ft. McIntyre is chairman of the program committee, assisted by Mrs.

E. McDonald. Mrs. A. R.

Anderson and Mrs Jorgensen Personal News Church Events Thanksgiving social The Salvation Army Girl Guards' Thanksgiving program and social will be held tonight at 7 o'clock. A special musical program and a sketch, entitled. to he Thankful will be given by the young people. Refreshments will he served. The public Is cordially Invited.

Christmas by store window playlands and toylands Faces Noses against windows excited laughter of children grownups, too only days for Christmas shopping? wistful, longing, bow many more Mr and Mrs Dlmock. 2 1 North 11th street, are the parents of a daughter, horn Monday morning. November 2H, at St. Francis hospital. Drawstring Is Newest Note In Smart Designs Rrunjes, of New York City, his grandmother; Dr.

and Mrs A. Jacob and Nevln and Edward Reynolds. of Milwaukee; Jack Reynolds of Lansing; Miss Nancy Doano of Essex, sister of tho bridegroom; Daniel Doane of New York City; Mary Lou Leppla, fletty Jeanne Chynoweth and Evelyn Johnson of Chicago, formerly of Escanaba. and Matthew Erickson of this city. GARDEN NEWS BY MARIAN MARTIN Thanksgiving Garden, at tho Joe Farley home for dinner Thursday evening were Mr.

and Mrs. Alec Cooper, daughter Lorraine, son Lowell, Mrs. C. Anderson and son Arthur of Manls- tlque, Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Cooper, son Donald, of Iron Mountain, Mrs. De Wayne Stebblns and daughter Kay of Falmer, Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Cooper and E. Phillips of Grand Rapids, Miss Farley of Escanaba. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobsen of Fair port.

Mrs. Stebblns and daughter, who have spent the past five months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cooper of Iron Mountain. will leave for Alaska Monday.

Mr and Mrs. Dave Cooper and family of Manlstlque have spent several days at the Ray Kauthen home, returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Du bey of Iron Mountain are spending two weeks with Mrs.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin. Don Farley of St Ignace la spending several days with relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Maiuville and family of Iron Mountain spent Thanksgiving Day at the Joe Maiuville home. Miss Priscilla Farlex of tique is spending the holiday weekend with her mother. Mrs. George Farley.

Miss Lorna Greene of Marquette arrived here Wednesday night to spend the holiday with her sister. Mrs. Roland Roudreau. and with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Rupert Greene of Fayette. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kggert of Nahma spent Thursday with their daughter.

Mrs. Ossie Crain, who is employed In Henry Delorla store. spent Thursday in Escanaba. Mr and Mrs. Cal Hennessey and children motored to Hark Hlxct Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.

Hennessey's mother, Mrs. Lydia Fournier. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stellwagon and two sons of Detroit motored here to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Stellwagen. They were surprised to find the ground hare, since there were four Inches of snow in the city when they left. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Tobin and family of Nahma were guests at the Alex Mellon farm home Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prokop, and daughter Marjorie of Rhinelander visited for the weekend with Mrs. Prokop's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Octavo Roudreau. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Feldhuscn and daughter Hetty of Iron Mountain arrived here Wednesday to spend the holidays at the Henry Delorla home.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Horning enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with the former parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Horning.

Mrs. Horning motored to Fayette In the evening to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hlrk.

while her husband was catching up on sleep after taking a load of her ring to Green Ray the previous night. Miss Gladys Millington of Crystal Falls arrived here Thursday morning to visit her mother. Mrs. Frank Pavlot. Mrs.

Frank O'Dess of Escanaba arrived Wednesday to spend three days with her daughter. Mrs. Tom Des Rochers. She was accompanied here by her son James. Weekend Storm With the advent of snow, Friday the Church Hill became a menace for motorists not because of the slippery condition but because of the presence of children on sleds, who insist on using this spot for tobogganing.

Harlan, small son of Mr. and Mrs. I a Rochefort, was yanked off his sled by an adult just in the nick of time to avert a catastrophe. for the Jewel Tea truck ran over, the sled as he took the ditch, in an effort to avoid hitting the child. The hill is a natural danger spot, with deep sloping shoulders, but driving excitement is very much heightened with the presence of children on sleds, right on the main highway.

If the youngsters use the sidewalks. then pedestrians must cope with the increased slippery condition as well as expect to be swept off their feet, momentarily. Other of a minor character were experienced in this HONOR ROLLS spot all day. Motorists fear to develop much power and Mines reach the middle with a lack of It. and have to back down, a tricky feat In bad weather.

KI im I erg Miss Erma Roudreau invited several children of pre-school age to her room Wednesday afternoon to enjoy games before Thanksgiving recess. A cardboard turkey, filled with candied popcorn, was presented to each child. Clone All schools in the Gardeu and Fairbanks Township closed down after Wednesday afternoon classes for the Thanksgiving holiday, to open Monday morning. The time schedule of the Garden schools has been advanced a half hour to accommodate those pupils who have to use the busses. Home Mrs.

F.d. Joque entertained friends at two tables of 600 Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Farley and Mrs. E.

J. achieved high and low scores. A tasty hot luncheon was served. Mrs. W.

Cooper of Grand Rapids was the complimented guest. ttiimney Fire It was necessary for the fire department to use chemicals when the main chimney of the home occupied by Mrs. Exilda Gauthier caught fire Wednesday morning, and burned until four in the afternoon. Such intense heat was produced that portions of the building inside as well as surrounding article were ignited. Mr.

and Mrs. William l.a ltelle, Mrs. Nora Lester, son Alien and Tony Freckman motored Monday to Milwaukee, called there by the death of Mrs. Schmidt, mother of WEST FORD RIYEIt The West Ford River school I November honor roll follows: Kindergarten James Wunder. First grade William McDon- I aid.

Janet Witt lock. Second Richard Jaeger, i Fourth grude Alice Dahl, Ruth Jaeger. Fifth Dahl. James Feak. Kiglith McDonald.

Ruth Hlder. Perfect attendance- Alice Dahl, Dahl. Patricia Englund, Theodore Englund. Ruth Hlder, Richard Jaeger. Ruth Jaeger, Dorothy Jaeger.

Marion Krause, Linua Krause. Ralph Krause. Oscar Krause, Emil Krause. Hazel McDonald. Janet Wlttloek, Clifford Wlttlock, Reatrlce Wlttloek, Robert Iconise Wunder.

Dr. and Harry spent Sunday In Marinette as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Coulter. Miss Marlon Strahl left Sunday for Rochester, to spend a few dayi with her father, Albert Strahl, who is a patient at Colonial hospital, tinder the care of specialists of the Mayo Clinic.

Misses Chrlntel Neumann of this city and Ellice Baker of Gladstone have returned from Chicago where they visited at the home of Mrs. J. B. Baer. Miss Jean Rademacher has returned from Prairie du Ctalen, where she visited over the Thanksgiving holidays with her sister, Elaine, who Is a student at St.

college there. Miss Irene Roland, who spent the holidays here with her mother, Mrs. Loo Roland, left Sunday for Cicero, 1 III. accompanied by Henry Bruening of Oak Park, who was a guest at the Roland home during tho week-end. Robert Rartella.

who spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rartella, has returned to 8tevens Point, Wls. Mrs.

P. J. Milligan, who has been convalescing at the home of her sister. Mrs. Charles O.

Johnson, since her dismissal from St. Francis hospital, returned Sunday to her home In Foster City, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.

Rartella, who were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rar- tella, have returned to their home in Beloit. Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Hill have returned to Detroit following a holiday week-end visit at the Ulvid family home, Stephenson avenue. Mrs. B. W.

Hall has left for the Copper Country, called by the serious Hines of her brother, Lester Hoat son of Murium. Alyce May Beauchamp has returned from a week-end visit in Marinette. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGlllis, 413 South Twelfth street, will spend the winter months In Chicago with their daughter.

Mrs. John Keane. Mrs. McGlllis left Sunday night, in company with ts Keane, who was here for the holiday week-end. and Mr.

McGlllis Is leaving Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Inderbltzen Room nr lor fient? the Classified page for resulta. Mrs. Harry l.amkey and sister of Mr. Freckman. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Winter, Mrs. Purtill and Mrs. Joque visited at the Leslie Dmet home In Fayette Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Reach returned from Ann Arbor Saturday. Mrs. Reach Is Improved In health. Stanley Joque returned Tuesday from the Soo where he had spent several days Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Cooper and L. E.

Phillips returned to Grand Rapids Friday. Mr Cooper had a pound buck. John Wrege returned Friday from Saginaw where he had been visiting relatives for several weeks. Cold itMifirto relieved without dosing visus USIl) BY 1 MOI HI MS OUT Of PATTERN 9910 Be one on the girls in youi set surprise them by appearing in this very new Drawstring Dress, with the cutest of boleros! You (and will vote it the prettiest frock in winter while the boys will show their mil at ion by begging for SIMPLE as can be to make' Marian Martin designed the smart dress in three major pieces, with shirring tied in by a perky drawstring bow (or you leave the ribbon if you Sleeves may be long or short the brief ones show off the curve ol the arm! And the bolero, so cozy now. is ideal for spring wear too! synthetic or wool The fabric counters offer a wonderful selection of new weaves and colors, and among them find the shades that flatter you most.

Pattern 9910 may be ordered only in junior and misses' sizes 10. 12. 14. 16 and 18 Size 14. entire en aemble, requires yards 39 inch fabric.

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Automatic Tuning you your favorite Mat at touch of your latest engineering bring you an enjoyment of radio never before known in any net. See hear and own a PHileo The Moat Popular Radio and enjoy mil that radio offers! Pre-Holiday SALE Men's, Women's, Children's FOOTWEAR Check These Bargains! TWEEDIES: One lot straps, Pumps and Oxfords, Green, Blue, Brown, Black. Values to $6.50. 3.95 One lot golden calf and copper calf dress shoes. Values to $7.50.

One lot of Black gabardines, kids and Llamas. Values to $7.50. DICKERSON SUEDE SHOES Pumps Ties. Browns and Blacks. Values to $11.

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19nS. by William J. Miller Here in a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name, li the number of letters is or more, substract 4.

if the number is less than 6, add The result li your key number. Start at the upper left hand corner of the and cheek every one of youi Ley uuuibera, ft to right. Then read the message the letters uudej the checked figures you. Chaote from PHILCOS- $17.50 to $195 OPEN EVENINGS MOERSCH DEGNAN 112 N. 10th St 1381 Evening Sandals Low and high heel styles.

White faille, silver kid and gold kid. In two special sale groups: Opp. Delft Theatre and daugher, Alda Mae, have returned to Milwaukee following a holiday week-end visit here with Mrs. Inderbitsen and Mr. and Mrs.

John Kress. Chrlntel Neumann of this eity and Mins Kllse Baker of Gladstone returned Monday morning from a Thanksgiving week-end visit in Chicago. Miss Genevieve Desmond has returned to Iron Mountain where she Is employed, after spending Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Desmond.

Social-Club Needle Work Guild The Needle Work Guild of the Bseanaba Club Fine Arts Department will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'colck, at the home of Mrs. John J. Walch. 709 Fifth avenue Members of the Guild and their friends arc eordi- ally Invited. a Aid Meeting Cancelled The meeting of the First Presbyterian Aid, ordinarily scheduled for this afternoon, has been cancelled, a a Salem Aid Meeting The Aid of Salem Evangelical Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon.

November 30, at 2:30 Tn the church parlors. Members are asked to take to the meeting, articles for the sale which will be held December 1. in the church parlors, in order that they may be sorted and tnaiB. Hostesses for the meeting are xfrx Anna Flath. Mrs.

Anna Hinxe. Martha Johnson and Mrs. Emma LaCosse. 0 0 0 St. Anne's Card Party A card party for the benefit of St.

baiaar will be held afternoon at 2:30 in the par ish hall. Bridge and five hundred will be played with high score awards. The public is cordially invited. Mrs. Joseph Charlebois and members of her committee are In charge.

CARD PARTY St. Hall 2:30 This Afternoon Five Hundred Auction and Contract Prises and Admission 25c 4 BARGAIN SCOOP While 400 Yords Lost! 27 Inch Outing FLANNEL 6c One to three yard lengths in white, pink, and peach. Weight and quality compares with our much higher priced ranges. No Phono Orders No Moil Orders J. C.

PENNEY CO. Escanaba MIDWEEK SPECIALS Today fir Wednesday LARD- WILSON LAURELEAF MILK, Bordens Rose Brand 5 toll cons 29c FLOUR, Miss Minneapolis Fancy Short Patent $1.49 75c PiUsbury Very Good 49s 65c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS doz. 35c Wimpy Dog Food (American Beef Co.) 1 tb can 5c Pork Beans Phillips Delicious in tomato sauce, No. 2 Va TOMATOES, Solid Pack 28-oz. can TISSUE, Sunset ..................4 large rolls 21c (Cannon wash cloth FKKK) HKINZ RICE FLAKES, A IVORY lam HI LEX, Bottle large bar OXYDOL, large pkg.

CLEANSER, Lighthouse ........3 tall cans 10c Corn, Peos, Wax Beans, Gr. Beans, Tomatoes, 19 to 20 oz. for 25c CAKE FLOUR, Monarch, large pkg Shipment GOOD LUCK OLEOMARGARINE 1b 18 Vac Pineapple LIBBY'S FANCY, crushed or sliced No. 2 Vt can Fall of Candied Pineapple and ('berries FANCY FRUIT CAKE MIX Fancy Orange Lemon fir Citron Peel Glaced Pineapple or Pure Grape Juice, 1b 29c 1b 27c lb 35c Qt. 29c Fresh Fruits Vegetables Grapefruit, Texas Seedless full oi juice 5 for 19c Iceberg Head large head lie Green Top Carrots, large bunch .......2 for 13c ORANGES, Med.

Sun Kkt TANGERINES, Doien MCINTOSH MICH. CRANBERRIES, 2 29c 19c 19c 13c lbs. CELERY, 8 stalk bundle SOLID CABRAGE, GOOD EATING lbs. BAGOES SWEET POTATOES, Virginias, 1b He lie 10c 3c QUALITY MEATS Phone 1700 Pork Chops, lean end cuts, 1 Hamburger, fresh ground all beef. 2 lbs.

21c Ham Shanks, Wilson's Certified 2 to 5 tb 17c Ham Butts, Wilson's Certified 4 to tb 21c Bacon Squares, sugar cured, 13c Ham Patties, fresh home made, Jv lean meaty, lb Sauer Kraut, fancy Ralza Rulk-------.