The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 12

THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1944 THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE ELEVEN HALF- A MK3W1 Gf SOU A Mice STEP UP IF SOU got TiWe-LOCWCS ONI POCKETS UMie COMfcS UKiDER TME heading of 1 FOSNL A REAPS ARE NICE, COOKIE-THEY WONT MURT vou finally GOT HEP TO SLEEP was MAVING BAD For Rent i-HOOM modern house, Chemical Plant location. Sec ART GOUI.AIS, Phone 167. C-356-3t Persona) THAT COUGH- rake Cough Syrup. Sold only at WAHLS DRUG STORE.

1322 Lud. St. C-287 FURLOUGH TIME Is photograph-time, too Have that visiting Serviceman come in and have his portrait made while home. SIDNEY RIDINGS STUDIO Phone 2384. C-13 OF COURSE, you want pictures of your sons and daughters in the Service.

Make an appointment at SELKIRK'S STUDIO for photographs, now. Phone 128. C-13 For Sale For Sale RECONDITIONED USED PIANOS-Piano buj your old LJEUNGH MUSIC Eacanaba. C-318 Wringer Rolls and parts for all makes Washers, and Iron Cords MAYTAG SALES, John Lasnoski. 1513 Lud.

St. Phone 22 C-3 Nahma GIVE FULLER RRUS1IES FOR LASTING AND USEFUL GIFTS PETERSON PHONE 2377 1219 N. 2nd C-347 On sale at 2 Carbon Steel Knives maple holder Front panel serves as cutting boaid. $3 98 C-20 ATTRACTIVE plaid flannel shirts tor boys and Kiris. 8 to 12.

part wool, $3 LEADER STORE C-355-2t Christmas Programs annual Christmas programs will be held in the grade rooms on Friday afternoon. Gifts will be exchanged. All the rooms are decorated in keeping with the season. Fifth and Sixth grades program, supervised by their teacher, Mrs. 6 itan Atkin.

A short plav. Jeanette Deloria as Eva: Peggy Phalen, the teacher; Jack Douville as Tom; LaVona French as Clare; Owen Menary as Will; Rose Phalen as Alice; Hebert Blowers as Fred. Poem, Heard the Bells." El- zaddie Belongie. Poem, Small," Betty Lou Newhouse. Poem.

Ronald 0 Heseott. Poem, Can I Give1?" Dale Todish. Poem, Paul Thibault. Monologue. Goes Christa mas John Tobin.

Poem. Boy Who Scoffed at Santa Patsy Moberg. Poem, Santa Claus Came Down the Neil Sefcik. Monologue. and After," Jeanette Warner.

Poem, Mrs. Santa Peggy Phalen. Fourth Grade Program The Fourth grade program, under the direction of their teacher. Mrs, V. Haglund: Song, On the House school children.

Play. on the Uncle Seth, Jimmie Popour; Aunt Malvina, Jeanette Todish; Bill and who are pals, John Merrier Richard Sundling; Mrs. Swanson. Jean Rogers: Mrs. Swanson's daughter, Margaret Gereau: Rev.

Simpson, Martin Olson; Conductor. Tames Blowers: Jacob, Wendell Roddy. Recitation. to Our Marianne Belongie. Song.

Caro- lvn Sefcik. Recitation. Merry Christmas." Loretta Sherlock. Recitation, OurChrist- (lman," Nancy Gouin. Song.

in a Nila Tones, Corinne Bernier, Bernice Belongie. Jean Rogers. Recitation, Merry Ellen Larschied. Recitation. Sundling.

Recitation, Cat and Nila Jones. Recitation. Bad Wendell Roddy and William Rogers. Recitation. Claus," Bernice Belongie and Barbara Newhouse.

Song. Bernice Belongie and Nila Jones. Recitation, Things We Jimmie Popour, Jeanette Todish, Martin Olson. Play, at Mr. Smithers, Harry Sundling: Mrs.

Smithers, Bernice Belongie: Uncle Ben, Clara Bingham; Susie Smithers, Carolyn Sefcik; Smithers, Nancy Camps; Billv Smithers, Kathleen Hebert; Sally Smithers, Corinne Bernier. Recitation, Christmas Eve Carolyn Sefcik. Exercise: Goose Chil- on Christmas by Lillian H. Vanderveer. Bo-Peep.

Margaret Gereau: Humptv Dump- tv, William Rogers; Jack Horner, Wendell Roddy: Tommy Stout, Martin Olson; Curly Locks. Cor- jvinne Bernier: Boy Blue. James Blowers; Jack Be Nimble, John Mercier: Jill. Kathleen Hebert. Recitation.

Santa." Nancy Camps. Recitation, Night Before Margaret Gereau. Third Grade Room Mrs. Howard Olmsted, teacher Recitation, Welcome to Richard Pelletier. Recitation, James Krutina.

Recitation, James Hebert. Song, Myron Moore and James Zimmermann. Recitation, So Theodore Ritter, Recitation, Santa Is a Busy Cayemberg. Recitation. Is Donald Groleau.

Recitation. Pete: Todish, Recitation, TTionald Groleau. Recitation. "The Christmas Diana Hendricks. Recitation, Christmas Nancy Sundhrg.

Recitation. I Were a harlme Deloria Recitation, Gift This Myron Moore. Recitation, "i li Telephone Santa Jeanette Clement Play. "The Christmas Rabbit Janet and Rhea John and Harold Hebert: rabbit, Zimmermann; Fairy, 3n iWemortam A LOVING TRIBUTE to the memory of Fflix W. Mattson, who died five years ago todav, December 21.

FATHER. BROTHER AND SISTERS 271-356-1t SPRING AND ELASTIC TRUSSES Abdommal Belts. WEST END DRUG STORL Phone 157 C-9 YOUR FAVORITE BEER and wine to take out Beer delivered case lots Strictly Fresh Eggs. Also Papers, Magazines and Groceries THE HOB NOB. 401 13th St Tel.

1845. Varren Johnston. Prop C-322-lmo Specials at Stores UTADIUM our winter supply While ihte stock they be RATION FREE Choice of Black or Brown, or taeed MILLION'S Opp. DELFT THEATRE C-27 CHOICE CHRISTMAS assortment of fresh cut highland Balsam and fine needle bprvice; Hand made wreaths; Rustic candle holders. The big lot at 1420 7th Ave.

Phone U62-J ROY A OLSON 197-349-tf CHILDS WAGON, wheelbarrow, hobby wheel horse, peg table and walker; All pre-war. Municipal Airport. 256-354-3t News From Men In The Service CHRISTMAS TREES, freshly cut. balsam and spruce. WRIGHT TRACTOR 1317 Lud.

St 255-354-3t 16 FT new band saw. 3 inches wide Priced reasonable LeDuc Market, 306 Stephenson 201-354-3t SMALL PORTABLE SAWMILL and Ladies' Fur Coats, large, good condition. C. Conger, Brampton. G33H8-354-3t WOODEN TANKS.

Ideal for cess Just the thing tor your farm or camps. Also pipe for connecting Inquire Delta Chemical Plant office. Wells, Mich C-354-liit Sgt. Teddy Dewar, 31, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Dewar of Bark River, is recovering rapidly in an English hospital from wounds suffered while fighting in France Sept. 7. He reports he is now able to go on leaves, and re- I cently went to London where he had his picture taken. Sgt. Dewar received serious injuries to his legs and arms when Germans threw hand grenades in a house where he and three other American soldiers were spending the night.

His three comrades were killed, but he managed to crawl to safety behind the American lines. He joined the army Feb. 20, 194 4 and went overseas Julv 19. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR LAST- MINUTE XMAS SHOPPERS Platform Rockers, in new, smart, durable covers Spi mg construction. Crystal Dressing Table Sets All si7.es oi silk Lamp Shades Fine, plate-glass Mirrors.

Pictures, Pillows Shag Rugs, all sizes Coftee Tables Boudoir Chairs in gay, printed chintz Just received a large shipment of Congoleum Rugs 9 12. 9 71 ll, 6 9. All moderately priced PELTIN FURNITURE STORE. 1307 Lud St. Phone 1033.

C-20 We buy all kinds of Used Furniture Household Appliances and give liberal trade-in allowances on new. PELT FURNITURE STORE. 1307 Lud St. Phone 1033 C-9 WE HAVE JUS I RECEIVED a large shipment of Children's Records, Nursery rhymes. Children Fairy Tales, Stories of Mother Goose.

Records from 35c up Albums from 39c, small size, to $1 10 AT THE HOME SUPPLY CO, 1101-03 Lud. St. Phone 644. C-19 A GOOD. XMAS THOUGHT! Lovely, soft, and downy, COMFORTERS fine sateen Printed and plain Manv colot Priced from $4 49 to $6 95 FAG CLOTHING CO.

Phone 1008, -21 Ski poles $2 45 and $3 69. Skis with Binders. 6. and 7 $7 95 to $25 35; Car Robes, $2 95 and $6 95; Wagon with Steel Wheels and Rubber Tires. $14 Baby Strollers.

$3 00; Men's Black Figure Skates, size 9 and 10, $7 95; Christmas Toys reduced 10 and per cent. Beaudry Firestone Store, Gladstone Freckles And His Friends Bv Merrill Blosser VSS MCGOOSES P-5EN LAT inj TE a ER POC 1 GufSS I WAD M0u AU £SS 1 CRPCKUES De SCR- Red Ryder I OfSTAiNLV DO.1 1 ThUMK YOU VF ED into ENGLISH I plav Mv Part well ENOUGH I was strictlv D'MG- MOW, MCS. Vi. GOOSE AMO I DC' mean strictly By Fred Hormon Wanted to Buy USED TYPEWRITERS and Machirnn I. R.

PETERSON. 611 St. Phone C-ll WANTED TO Old fashioned china closet with curved glass sides, good condition. Call 608-W between 11 and 11 30 a. C-352-3t WANTED 2399.

TO BUY Wood lathe Call 253-354-31 WANTED TO BUY Two double end tractors skidding drays for heavy tractor. Write Box 257, care of Daily Preas 237-354-3t TRADE IN youi old. worn-out Battery, and be prepared for cold weather driving now. Stop in today, and have vour hatterv tested free. FIRESTONE STORES, 913 Lud.

St. Phone 1097. C-20 RECEIVED a shipment of i car tires grade 1 Sizes 5 50x16 and MONTGOMERY WARD C-355-3t Real Estate 1937 FORD Tudor Del.use. A-l condition. all good rubber, heater, radio and fog lights equipped May be seen at Groos Co, 1401 Wash.

Ave 265-355-31 HEATROLA. practically 206 6th St. new. Inquire 248-354-3t CHILD ELECTRIC VICTROLA. $2 50; pin ball machine.

$6 00 Phone 2056 277-356-lt Teddy Dewar George Anderson Pvt. George Anderson of Gladstone, son of Mrs. William Corn- bray of Nahma. is stationed somewhere in France, where he arrived in September. He has been in the service eleven months and took his basic training in San Antonio, and in Lincoln, Nebr.

lie is with the railroad operating battalion. His wife lives in Racine, Wis. 0 Mrs. Emil Martin of Perronville has received word that her husband, Pvt. Kmil Martin, has arr ed safely in France.

He is in the mechanics division and has been in the serv ice for nine months. John Malloy, who has been transferred from Iceland to England, has just received the rating of Staff Sergeant, his mother, Mrs. Charles Malloy of South Fourteenth street, has been advised. He also writes that he gratefully acknowledges receipt of a gift package from the Knights of Columbus. Another son of Mrs.

Molloy, Corporal Robert Molloy, is stationed in the Marine Pay Ol- fice on an island in the Central Pacific. Sgt. Joseph Decker, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Matt Decker, 322 So.

14th street, is duel operator of an airways control tower in India, where he has been stationed since August. He has been in service since Feb. 12. 1942. In a Christmas greeting to his parents, he wrote, is my first Christmas on foreign soil, but believe me.

my home will be in my 3 FLAT TOP Masonite desks, 2 small and one large, with 2 chairs Inquire 733 l.ake Shore Drive. Phone 604. 272-356-31 9x12 RUG til Rood 405 1 Otti St. condition. Inquire 273-356-It COME TO THE ESCANABA TRADING POST for bargains of all kinds; 2 cribs.

2 walnut beds with springs and mattresses; diniriK table with 6 chairs; 2 kitchen cabinets 2 kerosene stoves 2 commodes; medicine cabinet; 8-day clock; Child's tricycle and car; large tool chest: Victrola; 2 pairs l.idtes' all rubbei bouts; clothes of all kinds THE ESCANABA TRADING POST 225 10th St Fscanaba Phone 984 Col Clark Williams, Piop C-355 FOR house at 805 Lake Shore Dr. Inquire 627 S. 15tn St. or phone 275-W. 9354-313-tf FOR Fairport Store at Fayette, on beach land; with warehouse and cottage Write to Edwin Thai man.

Fayette, Mich. 250-354-3t TWELVE inexpensive and moderately priced homes in the citv. See ART GOUI.AIS Tel 167. HENRY GINGRASS, Tel 1336 C-356-3t iX)St white scarf at Barr school last Thurs at Christmas program Return to Frank Hirn at Barr school 254-354-3t silver wing' Monday afternoon. Phone 129-R, Reward.

260-354-3t black leather along highway US-2, between Rapid River and Nahma. Rew. rd Return to Dailv Press 249-354-3t Work Wanted WORK WANTED for good truck hauling short stuft Call 2R07-R or ln- Uiiii 1327 18th St 262-355-31 Poultry and Supplies POULTRYMEN, For satisfying res Use PRATT'S N-K CAPSU1 FS Pkg of loo. $1 50 MICHIGAN POTATO GROWERS EXCHANGE, 6lu Fust Ave. N.

Phone 88. C-21 WHERE YOU CAN GET SERVICE! These firms ond institutions arr will serve you well. reliable and Chas. Hammar Af rnt New York Life Insurance UM Ith INSULATION Mueller for the tn-M In In He the commission. it in or Mueller do it PHONR 14ft or 2 81 Arnold Jess Phillips and son, Thomas, of Arnold, have returned from Crystal Falls where they attended the funeral services of Mrs.

Phillips' father, Arthur Robichaud. JAMES S. DAVIDSON Rrptntnlma THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE Co. FV tc umptnsatlon and of Lisbilit? und I4th Ht. TOM RICE SON Well Drilling a li I-: i i i opkiik watek in iPPKit I'KMNSIU 2403 Lud.

St Phone Vacuum Cleaner Service niakrs of rleanors repaired ami rebuilt. Work and parts Kiiarantoed. Ml home appiiam repaired, lirhiiilt cleaners for A. P. CROSK Phone 2121 1009 X.

Hit it Daiie Turan. Second Grade Mrs. Grace Jones, teacher Recitation. Sail Nadeau. Recitation.

Christmas Janite Srhater. Song," Away in a Carl Maynard and Duane Popour. Recitation. a Song of Katherine Moses anci Phyilis Peters. Recitation, Every Year at Caroline Mobeig Rei Niece anci i Patsy Moore and Carl Maynard Recitation, Bov's Kxplana- Harold Blowers Recitation, of Gary Groleau.

Song, Caroline Moberg, Carol Weigel? and Nancy Forslund. Reason- Sjogren. in RECAPPING And VULCANIZING at MOTORS 'lormrrlj N'oratroia Car Ludmitnn and Paeansba and repair W' rk StrMn An; Htokrr HENRY E. BL'NNO IlKALKIl V22 2nd A Phont 165) PROMPT REP MRS All l-'lrst Washing Greasing tori (Ailed for and unit'd MOTOR CO. X.

5th Are. A Phone arm Oi raaifert Superior Insulation Co. Call 771-J wr tm iiiidbim SEWINC MACHINE SALES JC SERVICE All Krpsirrd Rrbuilt Stngn fur talc N. TE HEAR 1117 ITI First Popour. Chn Recitation, Robert Recitation, Todish.

Recitation, Duane Recitation. Nancy Forslund. Play: There Margaret Juneau, Mary Blowers Recitation, Recitation, Fiancis Pelletier Distribution of gift CALI Radio Shop Prop, for IlCMAliU-: liADlU isl.lt\ Il SrilnMUt 705 South lilephone 705 through r-E cc A AN'r CR PRO'N C.v\c^, a 'EE15 A ch r-A'SE POO FOLLOWED 01 A TERRIFIED vSRlZin that TO SAFETY-' Boots And Her Buddies By Martin voo my AO TVAKT HVS Wash Tubbs By Turntr I'VE 30 TO AMD s. 6A W-PCE5 A-2 EAP AAMTA 30 IM AMD v.EET VOUR NEW move with AERE STILL yHf 'K ITALY, fH(5 CCC-? rc ME JIM 4LA? Mi 6Hf 3 our ttAS HERE IN CHOslA E0 time tucker to ick LiT Abner By Al Copp I NAD NO IDl-A THAT MY SECRETARY LOOK, so ALLURINC CR-MI55 NOISES-Wit. YOU KIND ENOUGH TO INTRODUCE ME TO VOUR APPLE- CHEEKED VOUNC ERtEND tT tcall no CCNMULMANA ARrtp A HNf- LOOKIN', Two- FISTED Ft A TWO -FIST OH WHA! A LAUCH that rrr mat (AT A JOKE HA- HA ma ma ma rr Blondie By Chick Young Our Boarding House With Major Hoople Out Our Way By WHEN AND WHIRL ro PLACE WANT ADS ROCK WOOL INSULATION I Ovrr 2000 SaUiiiea tionic Ov, No our record li you want to be ot this happv giuup of i Horne Owners and piav then iet 1 us inculate vour home with Genuine i ock Wool whtcl is the life of the buildinp i that a ifood job ir tin tune Our ialjorers a I Inaulators For tree sbo-r! 0OV6 I V.

6i6 PARMER HM 1 TmE got A DlSAPPLARE GOBBLERS IM, CAPPI on HERE'6 rafplimg ONE IT HE'S TRViMG TO BE SAsiTA for Wr assure vou cheapest anv expone- -fl Peninsula Homo Improvement Company Santa i rol Weigelt, diiu treat. Kira naba em opee tdver KlJ (wai eu.Uv.ct Ute day. PIANO TUNING T. I LA in IS I ilt CUT KVKKY MONTH I-oi riiu.N 1 IO? Luci. SU The Want Ads Nev er Speak, But There Are Hundreds Who Answer Them Every Day.