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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1957 THE DILLON, MONTANA, DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE THREE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralston Verne Stanchfield, Dean and Rev. Alton Goodenberger of WISE RIVER NEWS and family, Mrs. Mildred Ralston, Frank made a trip to Twin Bridges Great Falls visited in the Wise Miss Alice Ralston, Mrs. Florence Saturday. River area Saturday. ;' in • Carol Martin Fitzmaurice, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellwood of Christenson and Miss Dorothy Missoula brought Mrs. Eva Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sage of Christenson who is from Great home Friday. She spent several Missoula visited at the Herschel Falls, were all dinner guests at the days visiting them in Missoula. Ju*!1 In Tima For Xmasl Wells home Friday. They were on Lawrence Christenson ranch Duane Ellwood, who came with their way to Dillon. Thursday. them, remained to visit for a few Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge of days. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson of CASUAL and DRESSY Wisdom called at the Verne Mr, and Mrs. John Redman of Anaconda and his niece, Mr. and > Stanchfield ranch Sunday. <* Divide called at the Verne Stanch­ Mrs. Bill W illey of Hilts, Calif., field ranch Saturday evening. I ' i visited at the Fred Gill home Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bukema and Laurilee Wells spent three days day. They also visited at the Mal- Jane Coleman of Butte visited at last week in Anaconda visiting rel­ W OM EN'S and Misses, sizes lon ranch Friday. the Mallon ranch Sunday. , atives. * 7 $5.95 to $12.95 Doug Davis was a shopper in Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Wells and to 24% ..... Mrs. Millie Mallon, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Tuesday. family visited in Anaconda Thanks­ Lowell Mallon and family and Mrs. SUBTEEN'S in sizes from 8 ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Possun of giving day. Jack MacFarland returned to Harold Clift were dinner guests at to 14 ...... £.... $4.95 to $8.95 Hebgen Dam and Mrs. Frances Anaconda Sunday after a two the Boyd Koenig home in Dillon Dick were dinner guests at the LITTLE GIRL'S in sizes week’s visit at the Ralston ranch. Thursday. Fred M iller home Thursday. 1 to 14 ...., ...... $1.95 to $7.95 John Halvorson and Fred Carl­ Mr. and Mrs. Willis Davis and, son were Thanksgiving day dinner family moved to Anaconda last HALF SLIPS with lots of PRESBYTERIAN guests at the Fred Gill home. week. la c e ...... $1.45 to $1.95 Mrs. Mildred Ralston and Mrs. CAN-CAN SLIPS in sizes Florence Fitzmaurice went to An­ ANNUAL BAZAAR 4 to 4 0 ...... $1.95 and $2,95 aconda Friday. They spent the night with Mrs. Olive Stewart in SLIM JIM S for women and Anaconda. children In rayon flannel, Mrs. Orville Sparrow and fam­ CLOSED SATURDAYS fr o m ...... $2.95 to $3.9s ily called at the Verne Stanchfield • Starts 10:00 a. m. , , , ranch Sunday. Donald Jones went to Dillon DURING WINTER • Fancy Work, , . Only Wednesday evening to bring lynn $1.00 down will hold any • Novelties, Foods home fo r the holidays. Except For Reserved Parties item until Xmas! Mrs. Frances Dick visited Mrs. • A lunch w ill be served and Banquets Elizabeth Long in Dewey Saturday at noon. afternoon. M S M SHOP Mrs. Harold Clift of Seattle, Located in McCarthy's arrived Tuesday at the Mallon LEE'S STEAK HOUSE W ar Surplus Store ranch to visit for about two weeks. CAN YOU THESE?—AH 25 and unmarried, these She is the former Vera Mallon. gay Parisiennes display some toppers that would seem capable of scaring off the determined swain. They’re dressed for the annual Saint Catherine Day celebra­ tion, when all unmarried 25-year-old girls are honor­ ed. The girls are (left to righ t): Sophie Rumerchen, wearing a landscape with telephone poles; Monique Livois, crowned by a forest; and Helen Pickardt, with a Brazilian-donkey style that comes equipped with a USE OUR CHARGE and mask. LAY-AWAY PLANS! Brown wrapping paper, heavy weight in flat sheets 24x36 indies, For those of you that have a two sheets for 5c. Daily Tribune. Charge Account.. . Xmas is ...begins at Eliel's the time to use it! FOR MOR E Remember... a small deposit HEADROOM will hold these lovely gifts on Warm Sweaters! Colorful Skirts! Lay-Away ’til Xmas!

Never have we had such an In addition to our lovely array of lovely sweaters in Pendletons in rich hues of stock! Such rich colors . . . so plains, plaids and reversible, we ■ M M lovely in styling . . . including have many other styles in Bright ! '■V 1 4 those “practical” styles too. ’s latest decrees. And — Eliel’s have the best fitting Fashion so dear to my ladle’s Bright in hue, warm, basically working girl’s there is! ! - v^,,y?Vv:i heart is represented in these correct and fashion-wise! lovely gamients. Among the These California are ' ' ' í sí famous makers you will find .. Striped, Zlppered Corduroy ; i $ ; most attractive in styling as ^ s Pendleton — Campus Casual well as color . . . and the fab­ M Si. Black Car Coate mV Renart rics are really wonderful! A it I J, varied and attractive selection Pendletons, of Coursel I is . “MISS WOOL”—Miss Peg­ Also many other fine makers in sizes from kiddie’s on up! gy Seay, chosen as “Miss of lovely wools, orlon and orlon Fashion's new treatments of Wool,” ptoses with a little bulkies, fur blends, cashmeres Children's From $3.95 AI** heavy, bulky knits thru Pendle­ woolly lamb in the sheer and imported merion. tons. Forever casual and yet, .... «Misses & Mothers From $5.95 dressy! all-white coronation Priced From $3.95 o f snowflake wool embos­ W e must not forget thp littjfe sed in feathery-textured CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Wqpl lace, and scattered f t tots and their older sisters eifh-7 o m with crystal paillet­ Many, of the above styles have been ! er! Be sure to see our seledtibn tes^. Peggy, a senior at attractively duplicated in corresponding ' in these sizes. .y,',/-. Trinity University, San price groups. ' There are so many times when a 2- Priced From $S.?51 ! Priced From $2.95 V . V / ‘1 Antonio, Texas, was cho­ piece sportswear will cover your sen on the basis of her' Studebaker- needs! Some with matching or contrast­ charm, beauty and poise, Packard and in addition knows ing in various fabrics. Pretty Hankies! ■n about wool firsthand from Stylish Blouses! Priced From $19.95 her father’s ranch In the Blouses in plain as well as lovely nov­ The selection of a well rounded stock1 DAVIS MOTOR CO. Lone Star State* Washington & HELENA j elty fabrics. Practical gifts to compli­ of handkerchiefs Is quite a task,, but, f • ment the skirt or. suit. See our attrac­ \ Diaries at Tribune. Eliel’s have assembled many fibers ifi tive selection! prints, plains, embroidered,, white ancl i Priced From $2.98 colors , . . from many lands! / Do You K now ? * ‘JOHN WEDUM *• Pert Little Aprons! Irish - Swiss - Chinese - Domestic

Just the thing for that extra some­ -THAT THE (LARGEST (gROSS; thing! Yes, there are barbecue aprons Shop Eliel's IN THE U.S. IS MADE OF SNOW. for Dad that makes him think he’s such a good cook . . . those silly ones . . . Jewelry Counter but they are cute! YET IT NEVER M E L T S AWAY For the Height of (ON THE PEAK OF NIT. HOLY CROSS IN Fashion This Seasonl COLO. TWO DEEP RAVINES INTERSECT TO ■ FORMA CROSS WHICH 15 AM M S FIU£D W|TH.SN

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