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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

koma Park, and the first showing Of
a set of slides taken by him on his
trip with DR.. Philip Stanley Smith to
Alaska during the Summer of 1924.
The clubs New Year reception to
husbands and friends, held in the ball
room of the theater, was great sue
cess.
The special charity committee Gov
cred the town and spent considera BILE
time in arranging for the care and
comfort of several needy families.
Special help has been given for years
to a widow with six children.
The Washington Readers Club has
cards out for a public recital Tuesday,
Sis pm. at Wilson Normal School.
Mrs. Trey in her resume of the
years work reported:
Our most splendid affair of the
year occurred in March, when we had
for the first time the honor to enter
tain our chief, Mrs. Mary Sherman,
our subject for the day being The
Department of the American Home
We had with us to meet Mrs. Sher-
man Mrs. Speel of the District, Mrs.
j. +. Sippel, president of the Mary
land Federation; Mrs. Archibald
Small. president Of the Montgomery
County Federation; Mrs. r. A. Ben
nett, president of the Prince Georges
County Federation: numerous presi
dents OF individual clubs and Mrs.
]. w. Frizzell, chairman of the De-
partment of the American Home of
the District Federation. Inspiring
addresses were made by our chief.
our District of Columbia president
and Mrs. Sippel. Mrs. FriZZell also
spoke to us. The members of the
executive board prepared and served
luncheon and talent from the club rem
dered a musical program.
we took up the subject of OBJ
jectionable literature at our last
meeting. The chief inspector of the
Post Office Department sent his best
authority on the subject to address
us. This gentleman, d. +. Angler, is
the husband of one of our members.
We had the pleasure and priv
ilege of calling on Mrs. Coolidge at
the White House on May g. We pre-
scented her with n basket of iris. mar
cissus and tulips from the gardens of
our members.
The executive board of the club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

sites of the World War in the Dis.
trict, and a motion was carried to send
funds to the historic committee for
this purpose. The chapter passed a
motion to be hostess for the Richard
Lord Jones Society, G. a. r., at tho
next meeting, and Mrs. w. &. Hanson
offered her home and grounds for a
lawn party. Mrs. Tarring gave
sketch of a day spent i, Fredericks-
burg. Va, celebrating the patriotic
events at Kenmore, Betty Washing
tons home. Mrs. Holland jerks of
fered her home for a porch bridge
party the latter part of May, when
the roses will be in full bloom. Tables
will be sold and the funds collected
used for patriotic work of the chapter
The annual election of officers took
place as follows: Regent Mrs. Mary
J. Tarring; vice regent, Mrs. Daisy *.
Murphy; recording secretary. Mrs. w.
c. Hanson corresponding secretary.
Miss Stella Louise Gore; treasurer,
Mrs. Nellie Young; registrar, Mrs.
Theodore +. Langley; chaplain, Mrs.
Constance Goodman; historian, Mrs.
George B. Fiske.
ChiIdren-Sons and Daughters Of
the Republican May 8 the club of
children, sponsored by the Children
Sons and Daughters of the Republic
commi'tsc. Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, were given a trip TO
Mount Vernon. Through the courtesy
of the Rotary Club, their bus was
used to carry the children and com
mittee members with guests to and
from the boat, on which the trip was
made About 80 children went to
Mount Vernon, and those who accom-
panied them were Mrs. Charles w.
Haig, state chairman, Children-Sons
and Daughters OF the Republic; Mrs.
S. Brigham Martin, Mrs. P. V. Roundy
and Mrs. Earl B. Fuller. Other guests
included Mrs. Harry B. Gauss. Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Robbins, Mrs. Exley and
the Misses Malone.
Luncheon was served and pleas
ant day at beautiful historic Mount
Vernon was a fitting termination of
the club meetings which have been
held during the past year.
Gov. Thomas Welles Society, Chill
dren of the American Revolution
The senior branch was entertained by
it's president. Mrs. Clayton L. Emig,
Saturday night.
Reports for the years work were
given and announcement that Miss
Alice Graham won the award for the
story she had contributed to the Chill
dren of the American Revolution mag
dzine was much appreciated.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: Vice president, Prentia Taylor;
corresponding secretary, Eliza beth
Ward, recording secretary, Margaret
Davis; treasurer, Alberta Warren: reg
istrar, Cary Aal; historian. George Nc
Neill; chaplain, Richard Reidel; color
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test were made to col. Gilbreth. T. H.
Todd. Col. j. B. Bennett, L. s. Towns
head. Col. j. II. Reeves. Col. Sherraid
Coleman. Col. c. A. Hedekin. Capt S.
H. IIervy. Capt. Seibels. Capt. p. H.
Mallory, Capt. l.. II. Strickland, Col.
w. f. Persons, DIR. E. F. Holman, Col.
Hartnett, Mr.. Baughman, A. l..
Thompson, Maj. J. E. Burleigh. Maj.
Ira Roder, Mrs. j. B. True, Miss Hill.
yer, r. G. Curry, j. w. Green, Lieut..
c. w. Steinmetz.
Mrs. A. l.. Thompson was credited
with having the loveliest window box.
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New Hampshire has more blind
people in proportion 10 population
than any other State
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has met every month at the home
Of some member. with an average
attendance of 20. A social hour fol-
lows the business session. the hostess
serving tea"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

Reliability, reasonable charges ana
expert work has caused the patron
age Of this firm b steadily increase
since it first started operation.
The plant has been equipped with
the latest machinery 50 that they can
handle all classes of dry cleaning in
the most satisfactory manner. Every
garment left with them is given then
best attention and this fact caused
them to build a reputation that covers
a wide territory. No work is too dir
ficult to handle and they make a spec
ialty Of ladies' garments, while they
also have list of men for whom they
DO work that includes persons who
realize that proper cleaning of suits
and overcoats viii mean longer life in
addition to better appearing garments.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

bile users that It is hardly necessary
to go into detail as to It's construe-
ton; for we all know it is sturdily
built and gives the users the best
satisfaction.
While this expert battery service
station specialiEes on the Willard,
they also do work on any make Of
battery and also render efficient SER
vice in the inspection and repair Of
ignition troubles arising from defec-
tive wiring and generators, on all
makes of cars. Many people from all
the surrounding territory turn all
this work over 10 them.
We are pleased IN this review ~
give the manager and his associates
the prominent place they deserve in
the business life Of this section and
we wish to compliment them on the
high quality Of work executed by
them.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30
NIAGARA OF THE WEST
THE cENrRIFuGAL FORCE GOLD AMALGAMAroR
Hansen, Haug and Darby Co., Inc.

With the application Of an age old
idea to an up-to-the-minute problem,
Mr.. Ralph Hanson, resident Of
Great Falls has set the mining world
agog. with the announcement Of MS
discovery Of a new principle which
promises to both increase the amour.
Of the extraction Of gold and cheaper.
the process Of its recovery.
Results obtained already with the
machine give every indication that pre-
sent methods Of extracting gold from
its ores may be revolutionized with
its adoption.
Leading mining men who have trav-
eled into Great Falls from California
as well as Canada upon hearing Of
the phenomenal success Of the inven-
tion are unanimous in declaring thar
no machine has ever been created that
will recover fine flow gold with great
er ease nor handle free milling ore
with greater expediency. The percen-
age Of the gold recovered is so much
higher with this system Of recovery
hat it is only a question Of a short
-im@when its adoption by mining men
everywhere will become effective.
The machine which is a compact
init can be used in placer mining
IS it can readily be packed into any
egion at all without difficulty. It's
peration is very simple and ore and
vater can be conveyed to it in a num-
er of ways, making it the ideal out +,
it where difficulty is met with, on
ccOunt of lack Of labor, scarcity of
lbor, etc.
Any kind of power will run the
lachine even hand power being cap
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

1t is an established fact that a prop
erly cleaned garment will wear longer
for the process used livens the WOOL
ems and makes them wear-resisting-
thus a garment they clean viii NOT
only look better but will wear longer.
They give prompt service and turn
all their work out in the latest styles
Another feature that appeals is that
when they clean a garment it is not
only thoroughly cleaned but does not
come back with disagreeabble odor.
If it is not possible for you to take
your work in personally we suggest
that you take advantage of the parcel
post service and you viii be surprised
to see how quickly and satisfactorily
it viii be taken care Of.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

With the steady improvement IN
automobiles the auto electrical engi-
neer has become necessity rather
than convenience With practically
every ear equipped with . self starter
and up-to-date lighting system It re-
quires the work Of men who are weli
versed in this feature Of repair work
to keep your batteries in proper run
ming order.
The proprietor Of this well known
house realized this fact when he
started in business and as q result
equipped his plant with the latest ma
chinery so that he could turn out work
that would pass the closest inspection.
He searched the market thoroughly
for a battery that would give the
people complete satisfaction and az
last decided on the Willard. THIS
battery is 30 well known to autono-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

able Of developing enough speed to
operate the machine successfully.
The machine is practically fool
proof and there are few parts to its
construction. Run on the principle OF
the cream separator the moving parts
operate in a permanent oil bath which
reduces friction to a considerable de-
gree.
Tests made at the College Of Mines
in Butte show that an extraction Of
IS per cent was obtained with this
machine. while the best the college
could do. with an amaIgam plate Of
$500 So inches was II per cent. The
amalgam surface used in the machine
is only SO square inches in size. II
the same college had used their sys-
TEN on a plate this size, the recovery
would have been only 1.31 per cent,
During this test, the college USED
one ton Of ore per day and 9 gallons
Of water per minute, the total Of wa.
ter being 1890 gallons per bon.
The machine used Az tons Of ore
and five gallons of water per minute,
making 1900 gallons Of water per ton
.reated.
For the purpose of raising money
o take care Of the increased demand
md the expansion necessary so that
production Of larger machines can be
fastened, the Hansen, Haug and OAR
y Co. Inc. is offering investors the
to invest in the capital
took of the company The machine
5 being demonstrated at 212 Central
We, in Great Falls daily. You can
isit it or write to the company at
hat address for further information.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30
DIR. H. R. T. Observation-Disclosures
With Offices at 1924 Stanton Bank Building Great Falls Is One of
the Prominent Professional Persons of This Locality Enjoys
Large Clientele From the City and Adjacent Territory

The practice of this well-known
chiropractor has increased by rapid
strides until today he is considered
one Of the leading professional per-
sons Of this section and consulted by
many engaged in the same line OF
work being of years of experience In
the profession.
Science has made great advances IN
the last few years, and many of the
ideas have been discard
ed for the new results of science.
His practice has increased by rapid
strides and people 60 to his office
weekly to consult him from all parts
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30


A shopping tour Of the community
would not be complete without doing
business here. This is one Of the
leading stores Of this section. Cen
tralized buying in New York and st.
Louis means tremendous saving In
costs and lower prices to customers.
The j. C. Penny viii open los new
stores throughout the country during
the current year. This stock is pur
chased in large lots, and as result
they are able to give the public an
extraordinary service in high class
goods at very reasonable prices.
At this very modern store is carried
an excellent line Of dry goods, ladies'
ready-to-wear and furnishings in ma
terials with styles and quality at n
price that will suit you. This estab
lishment is one Of the very few who
are satisfied with a small profit on a
sale.
This store has a reputation for ex-
elusive lines. superior quality. and
magnanimous service that is respon-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

sibIe for its ever growing patronage.
The management insists that every
patron be satisfied, and this means
that many patrons have made this
store their headquarters for Year,.
That they are honest and straight
forward goes without saying, and that
they have won the patronage Of thou
sands Of customers through the nler-
chandising policy is proof Of the Wis
dom of their system.
The J. C. Penny Co. carries a COM
plete line of mems clothing both fol
dress and work as we'll as line OF
camping toys that is unrivaled in the
city. Shoes are also stocked for the
whole family and great savings can
Be made by purchasing from this Az
house as their line is both
and up-to-date.
It is pleasure for us 10 direct
your attention to this store as one OF
he important features of the COM
commercial efficiency.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30
ABRAMS TIRE COMPANY
Located at lis Central Ave. Great Falls Is Wen Equipped and
Efficient Tire Repair Establishment Dealer
in High Grade Tires at Reasonable Prices.

The Abrams Tire Company makes q
special feature Of vulcanizing and re-
pairing under direction Of tire ana
vuleanizing men Of wide experiences
who are always boosters for Great
Falls and vicinity.
Just as the motor car and motor
truck have become indispensable fea-
lures Of latter day business. and So
cial life. 50 has the well-equipped vui-
canizing establishment become one
Of the essential features Of every pro-
gressive American community. This
well known establishment has come
into prominence in this section of tbs
state because IL is not only equipped
ia the most scientific manner for the
highest grade Of work. but It is Oper-
atsd under direction OF men who ara
eompetent IN the vulcanising and tire
business.
They are che most extensive dealers
ia tires. In this department they e4ssl
dsnce thalr wisdom by featuring hiva /
grade tires Aor which they are the oe-
fetal diatxihukors In khis section. Paa-
lurinw shn RannegAvnnla and wlsa /
s8v.aa sss&s4z.&. 4xnasA Sac Ra.nu..n IT,. 4
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30
"WIGWAM CAFE"
Located 2lS Central Ave. Great Falls Is One of the Most De-
ghtfu Places in Which TO Eat in This SeconThe Best Food
Served the Service unexcelIed Morris Manager

This well-knOwn cafe has gained a
name that has spread far and wide as
place where both the local and trav-
cling public can more than satisfy
their demands in the matter of oD-
tanning good food. The menu consists
not only of the prime necessities of
life but many delicacies are offered
that are inviting and tempting to the
most fastidiOus.
Cleanliness Is one Of the outstand-
ing features Of this modern cafe and
is not confined to the tables and sill
verware that are brought to the at
tention of everyone, but extends to
the kitchen and those places only fire..
quented by the management and as
sistants.
The food is prepared in such a way
that to the uninitiated the thought at
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

This weIl-known profession has de-
veloped in the past years from trade
to an art of science. This day and age
Of specialists has found the art o.
beauty culture advancing with rapid
strides.
The Rainbow Beauty Shoppe is well
equipped with all the latest approved
devices for expeditions business.
Their work comprises all the advan-
ced methods such as manicuring. fac
ial work, hair dressing, hair tinting.
and water waving.
To be accurate in their work. years
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

These are two of the most up-to-
date ind progressive drug stores in
this section, and have obtained repu-
tation for honest, courteous treat
ment cf their large and growing list
Of patrons. For this reason these
stores are popular and their popular.
ity is increasing daily.
Quality goods are sold at these es-
adjustments at reasonable prices. No
profiteering here, and when CUSTOM
er makes purchase whether the
amount involved be large or small,
the customer can be assured that he
is getting the value Of his money
Good quality. honest prices and
courteous treatment have been respon
sible for the success of this we'll
known firm.
Many lines Of goods are handled at
these stores, all standard, and of tinlv
tried merit, and the stores are so ad-
vertised that anything carried in e
twentieth century drug store can be
found here. Included in their list are I
toilet articles of every description as
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

Metropolitan service Of the highest
order is offered the people Of this sec
ton by Harris Bros
No matter what problem you may
have in the heating line, all you have
to do Is to consult with them and they
win be able % solve 1t to your satis-
faction and advantage.
Efficient and dexterOus by reason
Of the knowledge that comes from
having mastered all the intricate tech
nioal problems Of this profession. and
supreme in the prestige that comes
from the use Of the finest materials
they have built up an extensive pat
Dnage in this section Of the STATE.
You win find equipment and fixtures
correct and latess De
sisna ia the greatest variety, and
stock ehat Is Eau and complete.
BaAh kubs ana baah roosn n@cm
lafssa sAers are IN sresA nsufsssen,
md yea win fEnd b saais assarsaaens
bar TIE wsAe exYegisnes ~ sAse fsrpa
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

Of this and adjoining counties, and the
great work he is doing in the relief Of
the suffering is phenomenal. Then
again his patients come from the very
best class of peOple-peOple of stand
ing in the community in which they
live.
We are pleased in this review to
compliment him upon the merited sue
cess he is making and upon his ex-
cellent standing in the professional
world and assure our readers at his
office they will receive the very besr
of spinal adjustments.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

These brands need no comment from
US. Just let US advise that they have
all sizes always on hand.
This establishment specializes in re
building tires. This means that when
You bring them tire that you think
is worn out. they win take it and re-
build it SO that you win get more mile
age out Of it and the popular part Of
this service is that your rebuilt tire is
secured at much leas cost than g new
one. This service has been 50 eff
cient. satisfactory and economical that
many patrons just send their old tires
IN by parcel post and have them ~
built.
whatavex you may wish In tires, IL
is well worth your while 20 consult
them. THEIR service is both co0rteUus
and painstaking and you are made q
feel thas y0ur patronage Is Apprselag-
ad and desired. IA charge is sud-
Skamtlal business man and Il il quite
proper saaf we refer all Of oar reao
sxa % khezn.
Thn mamaRew extends b. taae pmhl2e
4 asaxAas zsuitaksom % view the latea&
\ sss2smas III nm54nom kfwmm.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

Of study must be given to the con-
struction of the skin, supplemented
with years Of practical experience
A most expert tonsorial artist is
to be found here, who specializes in
the latest @bobs" on women and child
rem and has won much approval from
satisfied customers.
The management and assistants
make their desire to please, make this
beauty parIor most worthy of mention
and we wish to compliment them in
this edition for their success acquired
in their special field of endeavor.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

once comes that there never was such
a good place to eat. Poor restaurants
are not the exception by any means,
and it is a pleasure to have such a
modern and up-to-date place as this
to refer the stranger as well as local
people TO- The place is very attrae-
tive and every precaution has been
taken to make it the best in this part
of the country.
The proprietor has made a special
study of the restaurant business and
consequently is striving to give the
local people something just a little
better all the time. He has arranged
his place so that it is very attractive
AMI ifasists=tl that the service be prompt
and courteous. We take great pleas
ure in eOmplimenting him on the high
order Of his place and refer it to our
readers without hesitation.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30

largest job welding concerns IN this
part Of ths country. Il Is Anewpl
throughout the whole region for tbs
efficiency and pr0mptness OF its ssf-
vice. Il is headquarters for webbing
work for al q the people Of thn
besrsaDry.
Bon electric and aeekglsns msAalns
ass doms b khIs ap-so-daas aAop.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30
THE RExALL DRUG STORES
424 Central Ave and sl2 Central Ave in Great Falls
Are Two Modern Drug Stores be Found in This Section
Honest Methods Have Built Up Growing Business

well as household remedies which
have proved their worth in thousands
Of American homes.
The prescription department, use
only the purest Of drugs, and each
prescription is compounded by a re-
gistered pharmacist.
Amateur finishing. is executed and
a well-equipped labratory is maintain
ed under the management of an ex-
pert photographer and a staff Of as
sistants. Every individual film is
given particular attention and the ut
most is obtained from each one in pic
toral value. All the popular finishes
are to be obtained in prints from
films.
A mail order department is main
tanned at each store and orders re-
,eived this way receive prompt atten-
lion the same day of receipt.
In this business review We wish to
this we'll known and cap
able drug company for the manner
n which it is serving the public.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-30
will accrue to your advantage.

win accrue to your advantage.
ANY farmer interested in the most
modern and efficient and reasonably
priced plumbing and heating systems
viii do well to have a consultation
with them.
All of the other features of the
plumbing and heating trade are well
handled by them and every detail is
given the most painstaking care.
Honest and straightforward in then
business policies, they are among the
prominent men in the commercial
world in this section and we wish 70
commend them 20 al our readers who
may be IN need Of anything IN this
inc.
You win find ehat they are c0mpe-
ient 10 quNlisg as experts while ths
vide knowledge gained taaruugh yaars
4 sxpersenee and afgiczsnt ssvviee wits
'nabAe ehem Do save you no aman amna
y setzmnsissg wozk eR svsxg shaxse-