The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 4

THE SUNDAY MISSOULIAN, SUNDAY MORNINQ, DECEMBER 22, 19T0. Marriage Permits 'Netherlands Royalty on "Informal" Visit to White House Alleged Robber Winter Arrives Berdene C. Cline of Missoula and Glenn Arthur Mitchell of Hamilton were Issued a marriage license Saturday at the office of Clerk ol Court J. R. Donehoo.

Gift Suggestions for Last Minute Santas! fc Will Enter Plea On December 26 Keckoncn to Appear Again In District Court on Thursday. Officially, but Is Off Schedule Most of Country Warm as Solstice Begins, After Earlier Cold. IS FINED $5. A man booked as Elmer Aloyslus Davis, charged with shoplifting, was fined $5 in police court Saturday. Davis was arrested by city police Friday.

l2iiL i Mrs. H. Allen went to Seattle Saturday. 1 i Beautiful POINSETTIAS For Every Hostess I i Ideal 1 Fixing of time to enter plea was the only action taken Saturday in the case of Alexander Keekonen, charged with robbery of a finance company here, when he appeared before Judge C. E.

Comer in district court. Keckoncn, who Friday allegedly attempted to get help from a friend outside the bars of the county Jail, was taken to the courtroom handcuffed to Sheriff Jack Shoblom. Judge Comer set the time for entering a plea for 10 o'clock on the morning of Thursday, December 26, at the request of Keckonen's attorney. State's attorneys made no objection. Keekonen was under increased surveillance by sheriff's officers Friday night after the discovery by officers of a letter written by Keekonen and intended for a companion, Jack F.

Shea. The latter, requesting a bottle of nitric acid, was intercepted after Keekonen gave it to a fellow prisoner and asked him to mail it, Sheriff Shoblom said. lowers tr a 'is' Fn, All AhH Occasions UX Kflr Corsages Potted Plants Holly, Etc 1 9' 6 Open Christmas Day i7 Ifc HEINRICH'S Phone 3295 132 N. Higgins J. S.

Potter arrived here from Superior Saturday and departed for San Francisco. Men's Fine Ties, each $1 Hundreds and hundreda from which to make your selections. New patterns arriving dally that make It easy for last-minute shoppers. In Christmas folders. Good Quality Ties, each 50c We have a large showing of nice quality ties In this group new, smart patterns.

Packed In a Christmas folder. Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. No man ever has too many handkerchiefs buy a few extra hankies just to have In case of an emergency. We offer plain and initial styles. Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs, 3 In box $1.00 Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs, 1 In box 1.50 Single Linen Handkerchiefs 25 te 1.00 ea.

Men's Fine Hose Makes an always appreciated gift. We carry the largest and most complete stock in the state. Silks, Rayons, Wools, Wool and Rayon mixed. Rayon and Wool mix, reg. or ankle length, 5 Rayon and Wool mix, reg.

or angle length, pr 35 INTERWOVEN HOSE in rayons, silk and rayon, all wools, wool mixed and pure silks. 50, T5 l.OO, 1.85 Hickok and Swank Jewelry, $1 Tie chains, bars In plain styles and with Initials, belt buckles with initial very popular with all men. Electric Necktie Pressers $1.50 The genuine "Press-Rite" with the copper blade, prolongs the life of your ties, keeps them neat and smart looking. i4cm 7 clcohom i Crown Princess Juliana of The Netherlands, a refugee from her homeland since the German invasion, is greeted by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt at the White House upon her arrival for an informal visit.

This was her first visit to Washington. Chicago, Doc. 21. W) The almanac says it's the first day of winter today. Practically the entire country, however, has known about winter for at least six weeks.

Armistice day had terrific wind and snow itorms. A sub-zero Arctic wave in the north, floods in Texas, followed tarly in December. Neverthless the winter solstice begins at 4:55 p. m. M.

S. today. It's also the shortest day of the year. Contrarily, the first day of winter arrived with mild temperatures over most of the nation, Pore-caster H. A.

Downs said. It was more than 25 decrees above normal, for example, in Montana and North Dakota, with a hinh of 56 at Great Falls, Mont. Downs said it would continue mild over the week-end in the Midwest. A change to somewhat colder weather was due early next week but, he added, there appeared to be little chance of new snow for a white Christmas. It may rain, instead, Christmas day.

BALMY HERE. Winter's arrival at 4:55 Saturday afternoon was marked by pleasantly moderate weather conditions, due to effects of the low mass waves moving across the Northwest from the Pacific ocean. Most of this low-mass has passed at the present time, keeping temperatures comfortable here, the range in Missoula from 34 to 40 above during the past 24 hours. Moisture was heavier west of the Bitter Roots, amounting to .69 of an inch at Spokane, .60 of an inch at Portland, and .58 of an inch on Lolo pass, while Kalispell had .33 of an inch. Fog was experienced in Missoula Saturday morning.

A belt of high pressure covers the United States except the Northwest region, while storms off the Northern California coast brought rainfall amounting to 4.15 of an inch In 24 hours to Redding, and 3.53 inches at North Bend, Ore. Another high is evident in Canada. No widespread changes of importance are anticipated with the arrival of the equinox and the official coming of winter and the year's shortest period of sunshine expectancy. Sunset was at 4:49 p. Saturday, and will be at 4:50 today, a minute later.

Sunrise today is at 8:20 a. the same time Monday. Local Briefs The Pleads Guilty to Resisting: Officer WILMA Continuous From 1 P. M. 25c TILL 5 P.

M. After, 30c Upper Balcony, 20c 2 SWELL HITS! William Rohr, charged with re 1 Announcing a Gala Array Elderly Wards Of County Will Get Gift Boxes Business Girls' Club Stages Tarty. Rev. Mr. Van De Mark Talks.

sisting an officer, pleaded guiltv when he appeared in district court of Judge Albert Besancon ACTION ROARS Sft WL Hits Judge Besancon set the time for Landreth Enlists Nearman Leaving Sunday for Navy Clinton Earl Landreth, of 330 East Broadway, 20 years old, was enlisted this week at the Salt Lake district headquarters of the United States Navy recruiting station, C. M. Rauschenbach, Missoula recruiting officer, said. He is the son of M. M.

Landreth, and is now at the San Diego training station. Kenneth Eugene Nearman, who was born In Missoula, but lives near Turah now, will leave today to report to the Salt Lake station for enlistment in the Navy. passing sentence for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Ml I i The county attorney's office said miM Elf it the charge of resisting arrest is a "high misdemeanor." Rohr was arrested by city police after a barroom altercation in which a police officer was allegedly struck in the face. Missoula Eagles "Courtley" Toiletries for Gentlemen Wholly different toiletries that men like: After shave lotions, shave soap, brushless shave cream, etc.

They come In combination sets or may be purchased singly. Hosts to Girls And Boys Today RETURN TO POLSOX. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Paul returned to Poison Saturday after spending a few days here.

Mr. Paul, sheepman of the Poison district, who had been a recent patient at St. Patrick's hospital, was here for medical treatment. Santa Claus to Make Per Husbands and friends of members of the Young Business Girls' club of the Y. W.

C. A. were entertained at a Christmas party Wednesday night at the Mont-martre. Rev. M.

E. Van de Mark was the principal speaker, using "Peace on Earth" as his theme. Mrs. Janet Revis presided at the program which followed the dinner. Christmas carols were sung by the whole group.

Emily Renner told of the origin of the carol, "Silent Night," after which it was sung by a quartet of Dorothy Hall, Fritz McCreedy, Betty Compton and Mrs. Revis. After Rev. Mr. Van de Mark's talk, the program closed witn special Christmas music by Gladys Pearson, Wayne Davison and Mrs.

Hazel Cook. Later there was dancing. Tables were decorated in the Yule spirit, with a miniature Christmas tree at the center of each and holly and pine boughs extending along the length of each. Individual favors were Christmas tapers. Arrangements for the party were made by Dorothy Hall, assisted by Mrs.

H. W. Gregory, Joyce Kunz, Emily Renner and Betty Compton. Table decorations were prepared by Mrs. D.

P. Cooper and' Fritz McCreedy. The Christmas service project of the club will be the preparation of sonal Appearance to Distribute Gifts. A Swell Program 1 1 I For the Entire Family mjij' 2 1 I Starting at 1 P. M.

MlA 3tmf WALLACE 1 Shown Only New Year's Eve EJHBR'V 1 Today's yGnl I iUE BOWMAN IrnJrZ i I'll pauikeuy 6:50, 8:45 rWSaWiSK c- No MUHWRIt MAIN with UNPA DARNElvfej SMAS 1IIT! 1 FREE! FAVORS miTf I i ii i' Cliil Edwards Balloons Horns HaU "SHE COULDN'T I Confetti, Etc SAy no" I YEAK'S RRSRRVATIONS Added News and Cartoon Silex Coffee Makers Only $2.95 for this coffe maker. Other makes as low as $1.59. BARTHEL'S Today is the day of the annual Christmas party for children of Eagles. The party is scheduled to start at 2 o'clock at the Eagles' hall and members of the committee an nounced Saturday night that the affair sponsored by the Eagles and the Ladies' auxiliary is for the children of Eagles. They announced also that the children are expected to be on time if they are to participate in all of the party.

A Christmas tree will occupy a For Serving in Your Home Mangan's Delicious Fluffy TOM and JERRY BATTER In Cartons by Pint or Quart For Sale Every Day at Double Front MANGAN'S Steerhide Bill Fold Set $1.25 Bill Fold and Key Case complete In attractive box. Single Billfold, 75S and up. Key Cases, Coin Cases, Cigarette Cases. Ronson Pocket Lighters Up Grayco Metal Tie Racks, each $1 Has 6 arms and will accommodate 50 to 75 neckties will make a useful gift for any man. Fancy Silk Suspenders $1 Up Hickok and Park brands in many new styles, patterns and colors.

We also have suspenders at 60 the pair. Men's Pajamas, pair $1.65 We have Just unpacked several shipment of late arrivals and they will make mighty fine gifts, handsome new styles In middy and coat styles. All sizes. PAJAMAS f2.00 to 5.00 Wool Gaberdine Shirts $6.85 Black's union-made shirts, handsomely styled and tailored from fine all-wool gaberdine. All sizes.

SPUN RAYON GABERDINE SHIRTS 2.50 place in the hall and committee members report that Santa Claus has agreed to come in person this afternoon to see that the Eagle gift boxes for aged men who ire children get gifts. A special program will be held 122 ALDER PHONE 62G4 Dr. Logan, optometrist, for glasses. Adv. Elmer Rapraeger is on a holiday visit to Seattle.

Nick Smith was In the city from Camas Saturday. Mrs. W. J. Boyer of Arlee was in Missoula Saturday.

H. R. Huston of Ronan was in Missoula Saturday. P. E.

Ridings of Tarklo was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Weaver are on a visit to Bannock. Miss Clara Rehm is on a holiday visit to St.

Cloud, Minn. William Weastler of Trout Creek was a visitor here Saturday. Mrs. W. J.

Vaillancourt of French-town was in Missoula Friday. Ray McKinley of Kalispell was in the city during the week-end. Mrs. Hub Summers of Darby was a visitor in the city Saturday. Dr.

Riesland, O. D. glasses fitted. Palace hotel, Dec. 24 to Jan.

4. Adv. Mrs. Theodore Anderson is in Great Falls, where she is visiting relatives. John Mullen left the city Friday for Jerome, where he will spend the holidays.

Mrs. R. J. Illman left the city county wards. Katnryn isestwics is in charge of this and asks that all girls bring their gifts to the W.

C. A. The boxes will be delivered Monday evening. with Mrs. Erskine's junior orchestra giving several numbers.

De-lores Boespflug will sing several songs, accompanied by Margaret Diederichs, and Barbara Reynolds will give readings. HOTEL MAX VISITOR. JjWfciMfc-f-- im fTl-ln-i" Akw-ttt -rfte- A. Grav. hotel man of Devils Lake, N.

was a Saturday ar Start Laughing, Here! rival in Missoula. He was accom Miss Katherine Hench of Ste-vensville spent Saturday with relatives in Missoula. panied by his wife and daughter. HOLIDRV SPECIALS Inner Spring Mattress (with two free pillows) at $19.75 Bedroom Set at $49.00 Studio Couches at Occasional Chairs $5.95 Rockers at $6.95 AH Kinds of Wood and Coal Stovci SIDLER'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE TRANSFER .111 North First Strrft Vim S. P.

nderpass l'hone 4213 OSTERMEVER IN CITY. Fred Ostermeyer, rancher of the Placid lake district between the 7 DIZZY, DAFFY MARX BROS. RIDE AGAIN! MORE FURIOUS FUN THAK "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA" Hciscy Glassware The finest in glassware, at prices the most reasonable ever. Fine console sets, candy dishes and oodles of other useful glass dishes, all in open stock. BARTHEL'S Blackfoot and Swan valleys, was a visitor here Saturday.

WEDGWOODS IX CITY. Gentlemen's Leather Cases We have them in fitted and unfitted styles, Travel Kits, Tie Cases, Manicure Sets, Brush Seta, Clothes Brushes, Etc. Saturday on the North Coast Limited for Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. George M.

Jennings departed on the North Coast Limited Saturday for St. Cloud, where she will spend the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. William Wedgwood nf Simenor were in Missoula Satur 1 day.

Mr. Wedgwood is WPA officer in Mineral county. Arrow or Essley Shirts TONIGHT AT HERE FROM RONAX. IlilHill WANTED Girls, to arn while you learn Brauty Culture. Good positions guarantee! to those who qualify.

CV.l or write Modern lieauty School HAMMOND ARCADE BI.I1G. PH. Harold Olssen, B. O. Shennum and W.

A. Phillips were in Missoula Saturday from Ronan. They were here to meet Mr. Shennum's son, Merlin, student at Spokane, who is to spend the holidays at his home at Ronan. The Helen Hayes Theatre Presents In Metro-OOld wynr Mayer's happy, Vri howling hit OX EXTENDED TRIP.

We have plenty of new patterns and colors as well as the always acceptable whites. Shirts can be monogrammed at a slight additional cost. Include one of our good looking $1 ties with one of these fine shirts and you have a gift fit for a king. Men's Tru-val Shirts $1.35 Late arrivals in new, snappy patterns and handsome colorings. Here is the greatest shirt value that $1.35 ever purchased, Rayon Stripe Shirts $1.50 These handsome, rayon stripe shirts make a most attractive gift.

We pack them In one of our good-looking Christmas folders. Men's Shirts Shorts, garment 75c Celenese ribbed shirts and shorts by "Manhattan," they come In white only a practical gift Mrs. Laura Jones of Hamilton passed through MUsoula Saturday evening on a trip that will take her through most of the United States. "CAN WE FORGET" A Christmas-time Story Starring cy St Ys' Phone Z775 4 -'V Matinee 2 to 5 P. 10c-15c-20c After 5 P.

M. 10c-20c-30c AT. Helen Hayes Ph. 6644 YELLOW CAB PARCEL DELIVERY Servire Until Midnight CHRISTMAS EVE C'hrivltna. Dar to 6 P.

M. 1ml Phone KHH We Do the Rett 1 IV una JOHN CARROLL Romantic naw screen 'find' Pressed Wood Novelties, Up with I MI 1 DIANA LEWIS Andy pretty tcrtr t'nnlinuoui 1 I M. to 11 P. M. DOROTHY LAMOl and KOBLRT PRESTOX ftROONEY Ash Trays, Cigarette Jars, Humidors, Pipe Stands, Poker Chip Sets, Etc.

New, attractive, they make splendid gifts for men. Pipes $1 to $12.50 We have everything In Pipes for the smoker Klrstens, Kay-woodie. Yellow Bowl all in the styles that smokers like best. MEN'S WEAR DEPT. 1st Floor Burgess Meredith The haunting memory of her first love olmosf wrecks young girl's marriage.

But Christmas-time magic and a little girl's danger bring her back to her love of today. 1 TOM EDISON LAI GH HIT NO. 2 IM i Slin i FAV GEORGE ft' BAINTER BANCROFT V. Virriri WcidUr Euienc Pallctla typhoon Rrsipieririent in Technicolor "GIRLS OF THE ROAD" with Kothclle Hudson LATEST NEWS The MERCANTILE MISSOVLVS OLDEST. LAIGEST AND HIT ITOII Lipton's Tea presents Miss Hayes in plays she loves the best every Sunday af 8:30 P.

M. rLUS 2XD HIT! 'Ma! He's Making Eyes at Me" NEWS Continuous Showt Today From 1 P. M. 30c Till 2 "CO WEST." 1:00. 4:03.

7:10. 10:15 "CALLING ALL Hl'SBANDS," 3:59, 6:04. 9:09.