Lead Daily Call from Lead, South Dakota • Page 6

HEARST MERC. EVENINGS-C1U CHRISTMAS) STARTING TOMORROW -WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18 is Nenny concerning the municipal sa- loon case In Nisland, Counsel for I the plaintiff contends that the license I could not be issued in the name of the town or any corporation rcpre-1 scnting it because the population is i OPERA HOUSE 'NOTICE1-" AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Regular meeting Tuesday evening, December 17, at the home of Mrs. A. B. Mitchell, 312 Bleeker street.

Members please bring small Christmas gift to exchange. By order of the President. LILLIAN DINGLE, Sec, 16 12 less than 200. MATINEE AT 2 30 EVENING 7: 15 and 9:20 P. M.

1 TONIGHT AND TOMORROW at the ballroom of the Masonic temple. The party will follow a regular meeting and will start at 9 o'clock. Bat Flnola's orchestra will furnish the music. The hall will provide a pretty holiday setting for the merrymakers. Highlights of the evening will be an exchange of gifts, a cafeteria luncheon and a grand march at 10:30.

Guests eligible to attend will be members, husbands and wives, sweethearts and guests Invited by the committee. The juvenile party will take place Saturday evening, December 21, and plans are being made to entertain 300 kiddles at this time. Mrs. Myra K. Peters, who has been in Lead for several days attending to business matters, left 'early this morning to return to Sylvan Lake, her home.

Francis Chlpman, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Chlpman of this city, who was severely Injured in a coasting accident several weeks ago, was able to sit up yesterday for the first time. He will remain In the cast for some time yet however, It Is said, but is hopeful that he may leave the hospital to spend Christmas day at home. Richmond Williams and Smith Peterson, representing the Nordberg Manufacturing company, left today to return to headquarters at Milwaukee, Wis.

They spent several days In Lead, interviewing Homestake-Mining company executives. The many friends of Miss Lillian Ford, art supervisor at the Black Hills Teachers college at Spcarlish for many years, will regret to learn that according to a telephone message received In Lead this morning, she is very low, and It Is doubted if she will recover. Miss Ford has been quite ill all fall, and has gradually been getting worse. She Is a one time art supervisor in the Lead public schools, and Is well known here. Members and friends of the M.

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court are enthusiastically looking forward to the adult Christmas dancing party tomorrow evening NOTICE HOMESTAKE VETERANS All members are requested to meet at Schulte undertaking parlors in Deadwood Wednesday at 2 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late comrade, William Card. W. E. ROYCE, Sec. tl FOR SALE Overstuffed set.

Second Hand Store, 7 Baltimore St. 12-17 tf WANTED Housework by competent young woman. Inquire 2220M. 17 13 ATTENTION MOOSE Regular meeting Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock In Catholic auditorium. Initiation candidates.

After lodge at 8 o'clock a Christmas treat for the wives and children of the members of the Moose. A. BLACK, Sec. 16 t2 NOTICE REBEKAHS Regular meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30. Christmas party.

Exchange of 15-cent gifts. MABEL FERGUSON, N. G. 17 t2 Decision In City Saloon Case Awaited BELLE FOURCHE, Dec. 17.

(rt'l A decision which may change the Interpretation of the municipal phase of the state's liquor control law is awaited here from Judge James Mc- FOR SALE Single bed complete. Practically new. Inquire 408 East Main or phone 2475M. 17 14 Order your Christmas turkeys at Stanleys. 12-17 tf Miss Kathryn Smith, a resident of Lead for several years, and well known here, Is reported to be very 111 at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Campbell, 737 Upper Main street, in Deadwood. The V. F. W.

Auxiliary met at city hall last evening for the transaction of the regular monthly business. After the meeting the group repaired to a local cafe to enjoy a Dutch treat. The Auxiliary members Invite the public to call at the Central Fire station to Inspect the renovated toys which have been gathered, and which will be distributed to poor children In remembrance of Christmas. Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Wiggert olan to leave tomorrow morning for New Richmond, to spend Christmas and pass a month's vacation with their son-in-law and daughter, Attorney and Mrs. Wake K. Halvorson.

The Wlggerts also will stop In Minneapolis for a short visit enroute. Mrs. Gi'iige Logefeil, of Lead is convalescing at St. Joseph's hospital in Deadwood. She Is expected to be able to return home soon.

The annual Christmas pageant and entertainment at Christ Episcopal church will be held next Sunday evening, starting at 7 o'clock instead or the usual Sunday evening service hour of 7:45, it was announced today by the rector, the Rev. E. F. 8icg-friedt. A Yuletide pageant and the singing of carols will be Included In the program, to be presented by the Sunday school and young people cf the church.

Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Miss Mamie Rasmusson. Lead high school English instructor, has woiked out a project Idea which has been accepted by the Scott Foreman Textbook company. From time to time the company calls tor Ideas and suggestions which may be Incorporated into textbooks and workbooks. Miss Rasmusson's project is on "How to Present the Parts of Speech." She was awarded a framed picture, "A Scene in Rural England." by Miln Winters.

Miss Rasmusson is a graduate of Load high school. Sunday, December 15, was the birthday of Emll Dupras, and to compliment him, Mrs. Cupras invited in seven couples to spend the evening. Bridge and five hundred was the diversion with Mr. and Mrs.

James Meredith winning high score honors and Mis. M. G. Allen and Anthyme Leveque lx-lng consoled. A All's fair in love and war Broadway's wild est plunger is (dim by a for better or for worse the maddest, He Stole One Man's Bride And Another Guy's Pants To Marry The Gal Inl DONT BET merriest love bat- tic of the century! tury! It's high time we all get together on this Christmas Gift problem just to make that everything goes smoothly.

Right now. you're probably finishing up that gift ff tars Warner Bros. sure with 6 laff it a ON BLONDES list and we're just checking on our fingers to make sure that every last bit of the beautiful merchandise we bought for the holiday season has arrived. Here are some good examples of what we mean when we say "We're all set for Christmas." GIFT BOXES FURNISHED WITH PURCHASES-PACKAGES WRAPPED, WEIGHED AND MAILED FREE! WM. GARGAN VINCE BARNETT WARREN WILLIAM GUY KIBBEE CLAIRE DODO STORE OPEN EVENINGS -STARTING )TH WEDNESDAY, DEC.

18' ADDED NOVELTY THE FAMOUS DIONNE QUINTUPLETS IN A SUBJECT, "GOING ON 2-YEARS" ALSO NOVELTY ACTS AND NEWS 10c 21c 31c Including State Tax Order your Christmas turkeys at FOR RENT One room furnished 12-17 tf Stanleys. house, suitable for light housekeeping. Gentlemen preferred. Inquire at 27 Baltimore. Rent $14 per month.

11-tf Come to Bible class Wednesday, 7:30 p. 12 Sawyer street. Study of The Book of Revelations. Rev. W.

J. George, Pastor, Rapid City. 16 t2 Order your Christmas turkeys at 12-17 tf Stanleys. delicious luncheon was served at 11 o'clock. THc guests participating in the delightful evening were Messrs and Mesdamcs E.

P. Dupras. Anthyme Leveque, M. G. James Meredith, Rene Dupras and John Hebert, the latter couple coming from Deadwood.

Mrs. Paul Godding and little daughter, Mary Ann, ore In Lead from their home in Aberdeen to spend the holidays with Mrs. Goddlng's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bryant.

Mr. Godding, who Is an employe of the Otis Elevator company, accompanied his wife and daughter here, but went 'down to Rapid City to do some repair work for the company he represents. He will return to Lead to spend Christmas. SUk Lingerie $1.25 to $5.95 Negligees and Robes Satin, silk. Flannel $3.95 and up Pullman Robes, Hostess Gowns, Lounging Pajamas, moderately priced.

NOTICE The First National Bank and the Miners and Merchants bank will remain open until 5:30 p. m. Wednesday, December 18, to cash bonus checks. 16 12 RELIABLE YOUNG MEN To take up electric refrigeration and air conditioning. Prefer men now employed and mechanically inclined, with fair education and willing to train spare time to become experts in Installation and service work.

Write, giving age, phone, present occupation. Utilities Eng. 841, co Call. 17t2r New Phoenix Hose 35c 50c 75 pair New Wool Dress Hose 50c 4 Pair Fancy Hose in box $1.00 3 Pair Fancy Hose in box $1.00 Novelty Bert Sets 98c to $2.95 Shirt and Short SeU $1.00 Men's Silk Pajamas $4.95 Dress Gloves $1.49 to $2.50 Wool Lined Gloves $1.49 to $2.98 Fur Lined Gloves. Wool or Silk Scarfs 69c to $1.98 Gruen, Elgin and Hamilton Watches $24.75 to $60.00 Lovely Christmas cards at McDonalds.

12-11 tf 6c to 95c each 20c to $1.00 79c to $1.95 pair $1.00 to $10.50 Xmas Handkerchiefs 3 in box Silk Hosiery Newest Handbags SANTA COAL Kleenburn Nnt 8.00 per ton Klrby Nut 11.25 per ton1 Klrb'v Lump 12.00 per ton I CURKAN COAL COMPANY 113 V. Main St. Phone 2028 10-21 tf Just arrived, new dresses for Christmas. Can he bought on payments. GORUM ART SHOP.

17 12 EXPECTS YOU 3 TO SPttCCK-fP von i THE LOBBV For Christmas cards, gifts, toys. 17 tf $6.50 $6.75 $1.00 Order your Christmas turkeys at Stanleys. 12-16 tf Flannel Robes Initialed Handkerchiefs, 3 in box Leather Jackets Specially priced. Sweaters Specially priced. Ties We wish to thank all merchants whose donations made the M.

E. Ba- zaar sponsored by Skyline division a success. Skyline Division. tl Chrome Enameled Dresser Sets $1.29 to $18.50 Electrical Gifts. 5 Yr.

Diaries, genuine leather, lock key, 75c to $2.35 Gloves 65c to $2.95 Stationery 50c and up Ccty's, Toilet Set $1.00 to $3.50 Jewelry Hundreds of ether gifts in every department. Dance at Black Hills Barbecue, at Pluma. Saturday and Sunday rights. Cld time dance every Wednesday right. Open all night.

17 12 Don't dNuppoInt htm It us rlean your drapes, fiirnlMhlngH, etc. We'll mnke a quirk plek-mi and rush return. He your drapes. FOR ESTIMATE 2162. VALLET Clcanen Dyers 50c 98c $1.49 Order your Christmas turkeys at Order your Christmas turkeys at NS V'M ftis frjs frjl ftls '0 TSiS friis frjl tj Stanleys.

12-17 tf Stanleys. iz-iiu Nestor Johnson Skates $4.75 Genuine Leather Travel Sets $2.75 to $7.75 Shaving Sets 98c and hundreds of other gifts. sflaassswwsiasswMt DEADWOOD riir.ATKr Mat. 2:30 Eve. 7:15 9:20 LAST TIMES TODAY IJT" I If Books, good line cf Juvenile subjects.

I ParkeHe Pen and Pencil Sett $1.95 GAYEST EVENT OF THE YEARI She's here at last Boys Ties 25c Roller Skates $1.55 to $2.85 Harmonicas 50c to $1.50 Just One Week Until Christmas A FINE PARKWAY SUIT with extra pair of trousers for Single and double breasted stylet. All the Newest Fabrics and shades. WHY PAY ORE? Skus Jl.MI to Walnut Chests full Cedar lined $16.45 to $28.75 Floor Lamps $6.95 and up Coffee Tables $7.95 and up Magazine Racks $1.69 to $4.95 Artistic Towel Sets 95c to $4.50 Silk Pillows $1.19 to $3.79 HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC MIXERS, i with Juicer $17.00 Electric Toasters, Waffle Irons, Percolators, Irons, moderately priced. R. C.

A. and General Electric Radios $24.00 to $195 Telechrcn Electric Clocks $3.50 to $6.50 and hundreds of other things. si ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Ice Skates $1.25 Boys Dress Shirts 79c I Boys Belts, Suspenders, Etc. jj House Slippers for Boys and Girls. I Complete Apparel for Boys and Girls.

Toys hundreds of playthings for all the kiddies. K.vii-j'ja4-te Hundreds of other gift suggestions. 9 Latest News and Novelty Acts aJ Cleuners Dvers WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY-JAMES DUNN in "THE PAY OFF" ONLY SIX SHOPPING DAYS LEFT! ft PHONE 2162 7 tt3i33Stfroi3MTC.