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New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

world today. Douglas will also en- joy the spectacular thrills of hunt ing the monster whales of the north Pacific by and-harpooning from T small boat. Dick will write a book describing his experiences. It will be called "A Boy Scout in the Grizzly Country" with subtitle. Alaskan Adventures With the Big gest of Bears"
 The second expedition of this siXteen-year-old Scout has served to focus the attention of boy scouts throughout the continent upon him. Having experienced the thrills of the South African safari, the Cana dian and Alaskan experiences be- fore him will make him one of the most widely travelled young adven- turers in the great juvenile organi- Zation of America.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
Young Sharpshooters Usg
 Cemetery Rifle Rane6

Boys will be boyA bat wAsn tha9s start to wake tho dead. t '. t1MA to call . halt to their activities ' the opinion of the police dspaFt. ment. V
 It happened Sunday afternoea At o'clock when it was reported r. police that boys were shooting . n caliber rife in Fairview cemetery near the railroad crossing. O3icsre Luber and Wagner were dispatched to quell the disturbance. <
 Another call pertaining to youth with the lid o6 came to the po1toe station at .:1s Sunday aftesneaa when the superintendent Of the Glen apartments. Glen street. ne- ported that boys playing baseball n a neighboring lot were disturbing M tenants. Officer Malona was ned- ned and gave the boys lecture~.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
Good Will Pliers Of
 On Hop to Mexico

New Orleans, June R-Peru'a good will fiiers en. route from Washington to Lima, took off from Calendar airport here at sos .. m.. central standard time (7:0h eastern daylight time) in their monoplane on a nonstop flight to Mexico City.
 Captain Carlos Pinillos. naviga- tor, said he expected to complete the Mexico City trip within IF hours. Lieutenant Carlos Zegarra ia ,ilot.
 The plane carried heavy load Of fuel.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
LIQUOR FINES LOWER

Washington, June R)-Although about 1000 more prohibition cases were brought into the federal courts in the latter half of 1928 than in the same period of 1927. the depart ment of justice finds that 2400 fewer individual convictions resulted and $20O,0a0 less was assessed in fines. The 1928 figures are placed at 27.- 575 cases tried. 23.6S3 convictions. $3.222.146 assessed in fines. and B. 205 years imposed in prison sen- tences. The sentence figure com pared with 3,472 years in tho last six months of 1927.
 READ HERALD CLASSIEIE,n AnS
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
Seven Killed in Bay
 State Auto Accidents

Boston. June 3 (CP)-Seven per- sons were killed in automobile ac- cidents in Massachusetts last week, according to the report of George A. Parker, registrar of motor ve- hicles.
 This was seven less than for the previous week and eight less than for the corresponding period of 1928.
 Last weeks victims included five pedestrians and two occupants. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
Girl Scout News

Newington. June S.-The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:sO o'clock in the Congregational parish house. meetings will be discontinued through July and August, reopening September IS.
 This being the last meeting of the season. all members are urged to be present.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

DOCTORS quite approve the
 quid comfort of Bayer Aspi- rin. These perfectly harnless tab lets ease m aching head without penalty. Their inereasin4 use year after year is proof that tsey do help and can't harm. Take them for any ache; to avoid the pain peculiar to women; many have found them marvellous at such times. The proven directions with every pack age of Bayer Aspirin tell how to treat colds, sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis, etc. All druggists.
 @SPIRIN A".s ta ts: :ss: =. =. | , ,I11tC:::,:t' 1tC:::t's.'
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

Apartment buildings arc beanD constructed in Tientsin. China. "
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

Wesley Garfield of Hartford, son of Mir. and Mrs. Walter J. Garfield of the center will be operated on at Charter Oak hospital. Hartford, Tuesday morning for appendicitis.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

The regular meeting of the Vol unteer Fire Department will be held Friday evening in the Town Hall at e:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

The Newington Garden Club will visit Miss Ives Iris Garden" in Meriden Thursday afternoon. Mem- bers are requested to meet at the Church at the center at 1880 o'clock.
 Plans are being made for the an- nual flower show to be given by the Garden Club in the Congregational Chapel June 20. s
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

The Newington Girls Club will meet Friday evening in the Con- Eregational Parish house at 7:15 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

Residents of Newington are in- vited to attend the public inspection of the new Junior high school, which will be held Wednesday eve- ming June from 7:30 to 2 o'clock.
 A minstrel show and dance will be given in the Grange hall Tuesday evening at S:15.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

Miss Nina Blair has returned .hAme after spending several days with her brother in Flushing. L. I.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

Mrs. Harry Herrick of Meriden was taken to the Hartford. hospital Saturday morning, 1ter - sa automo- bile accident, when the car she was driving smashed into | telegraph pole on Main street.
 Mrs. Herrick was taken into the home of Mrs Mary Osborn. and lat CT taken to the hospital. where she was treated for a severe gash over her eye. and decorations about the body. The car which was a new sport roadster was very badly dam aged.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

personal representative of the Jon- caire Laboratories is here for this week and will give you without charge one of their famous facials. She will also give, advice on care of the skin, general beauty preserva- ton and the art of makeup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-11

GOOD Used trucks. terms TO suit 1928
East MARYLAND Street Or 1920
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Room for Rent With Board

NJ. N. 226e-Nicc room; private home;
plenty hot water; horne cook Ia. 5l1s.
= z LOVELY adjoining rooms: private home
u, garage near car line. Oh. 4252-R.
= CCSY-Furu room. with running water;
excellent meals; reasonable Ii. sos.
C1TIIDREN-Given mothers care. private
modern home. DR.. 23ll.
D. CHI DREN-To board. mothers care:
mod. hone. Or. 47i0-
TR0-rINt Is WANl Ans ZOE RISI.- -
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Miscellaneous for Sale

CINDERS-D rivewayS' walks. eXcavatine
and hauling. A. ". Newland. Dr.. 453l
CINDERS DELIVERED ANYWHERE;
PRICES REASONABLE. IA. Ills.
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Pets and Live Stock

BABY CHICKS Barred ROCKS, Buff Or
pingtonS, etc order now. avotd the rush
BOYER's HATCHERY ga n Delaware
FINE PEDTGREED POLICE PUPPIES Six
weeks old and mother. Must sci! i'm
mediately 1926 Union st. Phi. DR.. l58O-R.
PEDTFREED- Registered and utility Chin
chila rabbits. 1925 n Dearborn St. No
stock sold on Sunday. Oh. 2l62.
CAREFULLY SELECTED - Line bred
guinea pigs; prices soc upward. 1913
Blaine Ave
RABBITS Low prices on prlZe winner
breeding stk. DAVIDS S, real 1856 Mass AV
GOOD BIG TEAM-Ot horses: cheap
Lambert Coal and Coke Co, 2409 Cornell
ENGLISH COACH PUPPIES Pedigreed
II wks. old; cheap. II. 1917. 434 Grant.
CUSTOM Hatchery: reasonable. JOHN
PARROTT AND CAGE-Cood talker: 2
wears old; reasonable. 276 n. Elder Ave.
AIREDALE-PuppieS for sale; good blood
lines; reasonable. Ia. 5424.
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- Ashland. 1529-2-rm. turn apt: sink in
kitchen; priv. entrance. garage. Ri 3584
BELMONT. N. 13l-Cozy 4-room house
SII week; very desirable.
RFOADWAY. 2o23 Desirable rm: kitchen
cite. private ent: everything turn He
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Houses for Rent

ADDISON. H.. 313ia-5 rms. and bath;
garage; s25. Ii. 1891 Ia. 1870. He. 2778.
BEECHER ST. 1928.
4-Room bungalow S12.
S525 MISS MINI nv
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Apartments for Rent

MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
ITO Union Title
Ii SASS.
CAPITOL. sa2S-S-ruls.: newly dec: heat
water gas: Sos. Hs. i945.
College Ave. Apt. With Gar.
Four rooms wcll arranged with gas
stove and refr gcrstor: beat and water
fn-nt-hed $50 mo. a0i5 College ave
Dunlop & Holtegel
la l. MaTxrk IL ssl7.
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Business Places for Rent
Farms for Rent

90 ACRES Good farm land near 90th and
College: SIS season. Dr.. 6425R.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Building and Contracting

II YOU HAVE A LOTT will built YOU a
home NY homes or better and cheaper
as l pay no Office help or commissions
IT, 1890 MR.. ELVERS.
DOUBLE GARAGE-16Xi5: ~ or IT..
walks. cleo lights cement floor. one coat
naint. SIS: complete. 1926 senate.
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Lots for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

So 600 DEED EQUITY rooms semt-mod-
crn: in Irvington: $1,000 cash: lot or good
car. II. 2374
90 ACRES-Farm land; sell or trade for
restaurant: located northern Michigan:
near town. Box E SO, care OF Times
81 $50 BQUITY-In modern 5-rm. bunga-
low east; trade for clear lot; well To-
Gated Ri 9735. 8l3 Occidental Bldg.
WANTED-Semi-mod home: from owner:
not over 50 500 Call evenings. Ia. 0860
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Hotels

pREXEL ARMS-7SO Illinois. single
rguS; 81 SO Va and up 2-rm suites. with
bath: $40 so ID Il 1921
BOOSTER INTO Mass Ave: clean airv
rms connecting showers; 81. $.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ILL. N, 43l-Apt. 3; oyerstufed. VtctroIa.
complete rms. spec. price; couple emp.
3 ROOMS-Modern: adults; SO wk. Ia
1892.
Path. E. 408-3 rms. nicely fur; newly
dec; $3.50 per week.
SHIELD BLDG. go N ILLINOIS, Choice
downtown. broom Housekeeping suite.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

Ashland. 1529-2-rm. turn apt: sink in
kitchen: priv. entrance, garage. Ri. $685.
RFJMONT. N. l3l-Cozv 4-room house
SiI week; very desirable -
! ROADWAY. 2o2S-D Desirable rm: Kitchen
ctte. private ent; everything turn. He
BROADWAY. 549-Room. Housekeeping.
ri.chcnettc mod. e'rythinG turn. ii. 1888
. BROADWAY Il42-2 attract. front rms
lctrola. range. hot water. phone
CSP, n. l740-Furn apt; bath priv.
g, entrance: gar: also sleep. rm. Ia. 1853.
reasonable. Ri 1857.
HOYT ilI2-2 housekeeping rms, newly
decorated. d.. 1915.
ILLINOIS. n. 2339 8 rooms: everything
:irushed: 50 week. Ia. ITO.
MADISON AVE. 1926 , and ! rms. sink
t kitchen: private entrance. pC. 428i-E
{ MARKET e. 634-2 rooms clean. mod
: On: reasonable. Riley clo2.
AfARJOWE. l4cl-2 or Turn. or uufurn
moo rms; private homo.
MERIDIAN S. lO2ti--furnShed house
-EeeptAq rooms. Call at room "A
NORRIS. W. 1873 rooms completely
f,-nished: ~aS TanSe: sink: near Ncr-
INV Jersey N 204a-e large clean.
(. lroQt.rms.: attractiyely furn.: adults.
NEW JERSEY. " 1879 furu. rooms,
mod: Kitchen: bath: auto space: $3.50.
-
-a-,esHent. rooms RI Ass
NEW JERSEY. N 4is-1 large front nm.
hot. cod water: everything furnished: 50
OHIO E. SSS-Frout room: everything
furnished; 81 week; l room 50;
Penn. n. 963-Rms houSekpg Kitchen
cite. nicely fur: hot water. Ii. 1878
SHERMAN DR. N cs06-Moder1 furu.
rms. for housekeeping CHI 3Si1.
SITTFERL AND. 1895 - Groom furnished
apartment; modern: SIS. He. 3l55.
n. TAI BOTS rooms = bedrooms. every
thing furnished. SIS week. Ia. ITO
l0TH. Il sos and > rms, modern. clean.
sink cabinet. private entrance; also sleep
. .ne l. 9i97.
ioTH. E. 226-Largc front rooms: also
sleeping: modern. RI. 4slS.
18th. E. 2320-2-rm. apt: everything
furn.; modern. Ch. sass.
18th & Ala unfurn. rms ice box.
Sss range furn.: adults: ref. Ia 1913.
S0TH. W lOO3-3 rooms furnished; adults:
So Ha. l654-M.
SlST. W sSO-2-ru. apt. furnished; pri-
vate entrance, adults. Hs. i52l-R.
1000 NORTH-Wiu share home-Hke apt
With emrlDved lady. modem Ii. 699t
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Musical instruments

srEINWAY GRAND PIANO Like new
$685.: Chckerme UP. 'S75. HAYNES Bros.
SOS: Baldwin S18 Other bargains Pay
mentS. No interest
ROBERISON'S,
235 N. Pennsylvania
REPOSSESSED-S65 Baby Grand piano.
like new. in mahogany case; can be pur-
chased BY finishing payments of $40 per
month PEARSON PIANO CO.. 1913
Penn
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Storage and Transfer

STORE Your furniture IN fire proof stor-
age house. Private lockers Paw month:
later Special no charge for hauling
from April ! to April 30. Estimates
given without obligation Call
PARTLOW-J JENKINS MOI OR CAR co
4l9 E Market Ri 100
PACKING SHIPPING Low RATES--on
California shipments. Local and overland
hauling OTTO J SUES2 Ri 3628-656l
night. Oh 0699W 4579
j H. TAYLOR TRANSFER. AND STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICE OVERLAND to or from
Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cleveland or
other cities. DR.. BOIL. or Ri. 4265.
8ORNMAN TRANSFER co Satisfactory
moving servir-: overland trucking OF
furniture and freight. Oh o57l.
.BRITTON TRANSFER-M Moving SO so load
large trucks; responsible men Dr. 16l6
FURNITURE MOVED--s2.5 so and up; large
covered trucks. Ii. 1850. Oh. 1892.
G. H MALONE-T transfer. hauling. grad
ing and sodding. Oh 5l14.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Pianos tor REM
81 Pei Month

KIMBALI PIANO STORE
~ 115h $50 DelaWaIt
A BEAUTIFUL, UPRIGHT Hamilton piano.
intirely rebuilt. new pedals, new keys.
big value at 1850, will sell on terms
100 East Ohio
A BEAUTIFUL GRAND-SlightlY used at
s397 so; terms viking Music Co. l2o
East Ohio st.
BRUNSWICK PIANO-Upright: in good
condition VIII be sold cheap. Leaving
city. He. 1866.
SYMPHONIES - New and used. easiest
PAYMENT plan in town. Loren2 SaXophone
School, ground floor Pembroke Arcade.
SIS MAHOGANY VICTROLA so REC
ORDS, $50 CASH. HU. 5667.
$500 90 ORTHOPHONIC-W VIII sacrifice OF
trade on upright piano: l20 Z. ONO oI
PIANO-Kurtzmann upright: had best care:
reasonable 1905 Carrollton. Wa. 3649
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Farms for Sale

BROWN COUNTY FARM-Pretty bunga
low: on fine gravel road. Priced reason
able. T. % Care Of Times.
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Suburban FOR Rent

home. modern con-
venienceS spacious grounds. short dis
tance from city: rent s35. Il. r. Is,
Box 1870 indianapolis. HUI. 1862.
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Cottages and Resorts

COTTAGE rooms; on Shafer lake; near
Monticello: electric lights, running water.
boathouSe. double garage: Handicapped
lawn. Address Journal. Monticello. Ind.
TOURIST CAMP AT SHADY GROVE
VIII sell or rent cheap. CUMB ERLAND
GARAGE. Cumherland Ind. or Phone 10
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Cadillac

Cadillac
314 SEVEN PASSENGER SEDAN
Finished in beautiful Calumet blue
Duco; interior is a rich mohair to
match; fun Cadillac equipment;
practically new General cord tires;
buy this car and get years OF COM
Portable transportation at a price
far below the average new medium
priced car.
Open evenings and Sunday.
Burke Cadillac Co.
Meridian at 18th. Ri. 740l.
Chevrolet, 1928 Sedan S85 Down
Equipped with bumpers and spare tire:
motor in frst-claSS condition. Olin Chew
rolet Co.. 1040 N Meridian St. Ii. 5361
Open evenings and sunday.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926-Good tires
paint and mechanical condition; $50
~. = CARR fUTo SALES CO. go,
5436 E. Wash. st. II. 1l24
DODGE ,sEDANs-I5 1924 models, We
at bargain price. Drop in and see
12a E Aor EHTF y MOTOR CO.. nc ~ ssa4
FORD FoRDoR. 1927-Wire wheels, bal
loon tires, guaranteed mechanically; eE-
ceptionally good appearance: SIS down
s4.s CARR Ar AggTo SALES CO.. ,,9a
Chevrolet, 1925 Coupe, $45 Down
A real buy for any one: good rubber
Co Co IS ". nth St. Ii 1858. open eve
nings and SUNDAY.
1925 FORD SEDAN
Balloon Tires.
$50 Down.
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
1896 s. Meridian
DR.. 4743.
CHEVROLET 1927 CoUPE-New tires,
good condition throughout. real buy
~. CARR Afro SALES co. go.
1925 FORD ROADSTER
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
1663-65 S. Meridian.
DR.. 4743.
ESSEX COACH-FirSt class. condition
br. 1851
Ford, 1926 Roadster, $50 Down
Perfect condition throughout; real
porty little Job throughout DIN Ch hey,
Open evenings and SUNDAY
1924 FORD SEDAN
SIS Down
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
1886 S. Meridian.
condition With plenty Of extras: $55
A ". Bowen Co. 945 Fl. Wayne Ave
Open Evenings and sundays.
1925 FORD COUPE
Balloon Tires.
$50 Down
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
166a-65 S. Meridian,
FORD ROADSTER-192 splendid condi-
tion; lots OF extras only $40 down. ball
4. e W. Z Bowen fliG Co. y45 Fl Wayne Ave.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS
NASH, '27 SPECIAL 6 SEDAN
Can't be tolo from new: Will sacrifice
A G. MUELLER NASH co.
635 VIRGINIA AVE.
IOHN GUDELaOEFEH WAGON COVE
repair OF make ,5 neT TOPS ana c11rta'n'
prices Charles G. Sanders Co. l0oi N
CHRYsLER 70 BRoUGHAM. 1925 : Re
painted; good condition; Will sacrifice
go ". Washington. Ii. 1857.
REM "EW SAR or s tTgfE D q II u
A ASe [, ISL nn'N''F ~ 7''' Z" % q
CHEVROLET COUPE. f926-Good running
order; easv terms, 720 W. washington.
FORD TOURING-A-i condition: plenty
Of extras; 5 good tires; cheap. 1926 De-
loss st. DR.. 4690-M.
OAKLAND .COACH-l926; repainted; re-
conditioned; sz25; sasy terms. To w
CHRYsLER-Late 1926: 4-cylinder coupe;
yours for balance due; 1922. Terms or
trede 546 Fl. Wayne Ave. Ri 1929.
Essex, 1927 Coach, SIS Down
Fully equipped. meanchically Q. 4.
coed tires: viii give many thousand miles
of satisfactory transportation DIN Chew
roiet Co. IS w. 18th St Ii. 1851. Open
evenings and Sunday
Chevrolet. 1923 Cabriolet
ONE Of those CLASSY sporty cars with
rumble scat you have always wanted, ~
such condition can not be termed used
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Business Opportunities

HOUSE S. Holmes Ave. about IL squares
of Wash. St. 7 or rooms. big enough
for families. east front, on payments;
$500 will handle it. VIII sell to colored
people that come we'll recommended.
Price 400 COOKS AGENCY, 4912 S.
Della. Lii 1920.
BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP-Good loca-
ton and business Have reasons for
selling. Box d 81, Times.
WASH, W. 1310-9-rm. rooming house:
all rented; modern; rent SIS
BAKERY-Outfit complete: cash or terms;
very reas. Oh. 5000 during week DAYS.
DRY GOODS STORE-North excellent
location Wa 1921
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29
Seam of Burning Coal
Keeps Mountain Warm

A unique Australian phenomenon is
the Burning Mountain" at Wingen in
northern New South Wales, which
scientists say has been on fire 1000
years.
According TO a party of biologists,
who have just returned from an ex.
ploration of the mountain, says an
Associated Press dispatch from sgd
ney, there lies below the surface a
burning coal seam. Long before Eu.
ropean settlement in Australia Burn.
ing Mountain" was known to the
aborigines. and to them 1t owes Its
name, Wingen, signifying fire"
The biologists report that the sum-
nit presents the appearance of the
debris OF a vast block of buildings
consumed by fire with an explosion or
two thrown in Smoke and steam
continuously are issuing from differ.
emf points, and there are numerous
deposits of alum and sulphur.
The burning seam probably is 30
feet or more in thickness, say the
biologists. and is being consumed at
the rate of from 100 to 1870 yards each
century. The warmth of the noun
tain in winter time attracts cattle,
horses, and wild animals.
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Hard to Picture Orient
Without the Date Tree

For untold ages the date has been
staple article of diet in the Orient.
1t Is said that a half-pound OF dates
and half-pint of milk make suffi-
cient meal for a person Of sedentary
habits. The date needs milk to round
out its food balance. An intensely hot
climate and plenty of water are neces-
sary for the production of dates. AS
an old Arabian saying goes: "A date
palm must have its head in fire and
its feet in water" Some believe that
when Adam and Eve lived in the Gar.
den of Eden, they Suhsisted very large
ly upon the date In fact, that part
of Mesopotamia which produces to this
day the best dates is regarded as the
probable site of the Garden of Eden.
Archeologists, In making excavations
in this region have uncovered ruins
thousands of years old, among which
have been found broken sculptures OF
the date palm, together with refer
ences to the use of its fruit as food.
Aecordin. to an old, old Arabian story,
after God had created Adam. some Of
the soil cung TO His hands and He
nodded it Into a date palm. The
leaves we're set in feathery crown
at the top the same as He created
man. SO it is only natural that the
palm should be rs nearly perfect a
tree as Adam was human being.
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Roberts
se1sAL eoRREsPoNpan&s

Oscar M. Pentilla, bookkeeper at |
the Roberts State bank, and Toivo |
Linden, who is employed at the Rob- |
erts garage, will leave next Sunday |
upon trip that will add some 5000
miles to the speedometer of Linden's
car before their return. They plan 60
ing to Gardner, Mass, to visit rela-
fives of Linden's. After arriving in
this country, Linden resided in the
cast year, before coming west a
little over year ago.
Emil Heikkila, accompanied by John
Sinko, contractor of Red Lodge, made
a business trip to Billings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Wentworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Duncan and three
children returned Sunday from
motor trip through Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Northrop of Red
Lodge visited at the A. D. Williams
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dave Robertson and daughters
Ruth, Mildred, Elinor and Elise and
Miss Margaret Mckenzie of Edmon-
ton, Alberta, left Friday for Bozeman
where they will visit friends for a
few days. Miss Mckenzie will leave
from Bozeman for her home in Cam
ada.
Miss Dorthea Monahan spent few
days last week as guest of Miss
Ruth Monahan in Red Lodge.
Miss Erceldean Heikkila was a
hostess at lovely bridge party Sat
nrday afternoon. Two tables were in
play. Honors went to Miss Leona
Hogan and Miss Hazel Monahan. The
invited guests were the Misses Leone
Bergan, Leona Hogan, Hazel Mona
han, Mary Hudson, Bertha Duncan,
and the Mesdames Arthur Williams
and Esther Budas. At the close of
the afternoon refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergan and
daughters Fern and Odetta left early
Sunday morning on ten day motor
trip which will take them through
various parts of Wyoming.
Elmer Klein of Billings visited
friends here Saturday
Miss Doris Rusk of Red Lodge is
visiting at the A. D. Williams home.
Miss Charlotte Pentilla of Butte
arrived here Saturday to visit at the
Pentilla home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cruel of Boyd
were business visitors here Tuesday.
The Roberts Band gave an open air
concert here Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford of Long
Beach arrived here last week to Wis
it at the home of Mrs. Ford's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Herranen for
few weeks.
The Misses Martha Wilson and Ed