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The producers news., 1929-10-04
RESERVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson re-
turned from Broadview last Mon
day and will spend the winter here.
They shipped their car of farming
machinery back to combine their
flax crop on the reservation.
Messrs. Hagen, Kallak and Rok-
ken returned last Sunday from a
trip to. Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Griffith
have vacated the home which they
have occupied during the summer
and will depart soon for Kansas
where they intend to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wien are
moving from the Kallak house IN
to the house lately vacated by
Walter Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torval Hansen lef
last Sunday for Racine, Wis.
where they intend to spend tn,
winter.
The Ladies' Aid met at the hom
of Mrs. Eidsness last Thursday.
Church services in The schoo
house last Sunday night were wel
attended.
The regular meeting of tn
Commercial Club was held las
Tuesday night.
! Paul Jacobsen is putting up
garage near his new home.
Considerable progress is bein
made with the new sidewalk o
Main street. 1t should be complet
ed by the end of the month.
Quite a few of the younger ell
ment took in the dance at Medicir
Lake last Saturday night.
The fire department is maxim
arrangements for much more e
lficient fire fighting apparatus ar
The producers news., 1929-10-04
COALRIDGE

Mrs. John Powney, daughter An
ma and son George spent the past
week with relatives and friends at
Kermit, N. D., returning to their
home here Friday.
Paul Stephen accompanied Mrs.
Eniel Hueth to Grenora Saturday
where Carl and Elmer Hueth are
attending their third session of
confirmation school.
Practically all of the rural teach
ers in the neighboring school dis
tricts attended the Teachers Con-
vention in Plentywood.
Orville Chapman and Grandma
and Howard Chapman drove tt
Crosby Saturday TO visit the form
ers parents and to do some shop
ping.
About twenty-five neighborint
| friends congregated Saturday even
ing at the Adolph Stephen home il
honor of Mrs. Stephens birthday
The producers news., 1929-10-04
Van Winkle Repeats
History Tho He Was
Not Same Old Rip

: New York-Guy Van Wrinkle,
> who, of course, is nicknamed
: "Rip," came out of the Cat
skills, and like that other Van
= Winkle, it was sleep That got
him into trouble.
Magistrate Simpson, in
tombs court, screwed his face
into a frown of astonishment
as the 79-year-old man stand
ing before him casually gave
the name Evan Winkle."
Simpson wrote down "case
dismissed" after he learned
Van Wrinkle had been accused
of vagrancy because he slept
in an unoccupied building for
= four nights after returning
= from a trip to the mountains.
: And the magistrate tossed in
= dollar which brought to So
= the collection Rip Van Wrinkle
= took out into the world with
: him.
=
The producers news., 1929-10-04
PAGE SEVEN

visited at Phelps school Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McCallister,
Bert Swigart and l. E. Metzler and
daughter I-Scile visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crom-
well Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace, Bessie,
John, Helen and Juanita Pace,
Alice Barner of Plentywood, Mr..
and Mrs. Cy Ulrich, Lewis, Billy
and Jackie Ulrich, Mrs. Robinson
and little son and Mildred Hanisch
of Plentywood were callers at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Mac
Innes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
| family visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. McCallister Sunday.
We had a record attendance at
Sunday school Sunday and much
interest is being shown in this
work and everyone is welcome. Our
only creed is to learn more about
the great truths that are in Gods
! word.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Pake.
Mr and Mrs. Cromwell and
Charlotte Cromwell were Scobey
visi ors Monday.
VIM. McDougall visited with d
M. Machines Monday.
J Mrs. Cromwell and Charlotte
Cromwell visited with Mrs. Mac
Innes Monday afternoon.
The producers news., 1929-10-04
QUrTMEYER

Mr. and Mrs. Selmar had the
mlS1or, ,une TO lose their Pontiac
Sedan IN a fire last week which
destroyed their garage and also a
granary which contained 200 BUSH
els of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henke Wis
tied Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Rongstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Brock and
Wendell and Mrs. Mountjoy were
entertained at supper on Wednes-
day evening at the Christ Willum-
sen home.
Martin Wikum had a surplus
sale on Monday with a good crowd
and fair prices prevailing.
A. Kuldem of New Rockford. N.
D., came in last week for few
days visit with old friends.
Miss FOgarty of Sunny Hill
spent the week end in Williston.
Leonard Olsen in company with
friend from Plentywood, left on
Saturday by auto for Chicago.
They will stop en- route at Wheat
on, Mimi, for a few days. visit
with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Foss visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Dahlstrom
and family Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alex Patterson had the
misfortune to get her hand caught
in wringer one day recently
Consequently her hand is very
sore.
Miss Alpha Engstrum of Westby
visited Sunday with the Ed. Ras
mussen family.
George S. Bell and Maurice were
callers in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Martinsol
of Wild Rose, N. D., visited Sun
day wi h Mr.. and Mrs. Christ HE
bergs. They were accompanie,
home by Miss Elida Carlson, VIII
! has spent the past two months her
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. c
Hieberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Torgerso.
and family visited Sunday evenin
whit Mr.. and Mrs. James Rasmus
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henke Wis
J ited Sunday evening with Mr.. an
Mrs. John Miller.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Willumse
/ and family attended church Sur
day evening near Plentywood.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Brock an
2 Wendell and Mrs. Mountjoy wei
Sunday evening visitors at GU
e Dahlstroms.
The producers news., 1929-10-04

-Four tables of whist were at play
until midnight. Albert Ator cap
tured the gentleman's first prize
and Mrs. Emiel Hueth that of The
ladies. Adolph took charge of
serving the refreshments prepared
by the community ladies and ev-
eryone departed after visiting
hours, thanking Stub for the So
clally good time and extending
Best Wishes" to Margares.
Bert Guenther purchased a Sec
ond-hand truck last week and was
seen hauling grain to the Grenora
elevators Thursday.
George Green, the Plentywood
Maytag salesman, was giving
washing machine demonstrations
at several of the farm homes here
throughout the week. Mrs. Emiel
Hueth purchased a new Maytag.
Harry Grier and Rudolph Steph-
en-, Sr., were in Grenora Friday on
business.
Clarence Young left Thursday
for Sidney, where he is employed
in the beeu harvesting.
Bert Guenther and Albert Atol
were in Grenora on business at the
elevators. the latter part of the
! week.
The Misses Annie ConnIey, Anna
Falxa, May Kimbal, Dorothy Ator
Mrs. ]. w. Ator and Howard, al
of Plentywood, were The guests o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ator at &
chicken dinner Sunday.
Emmett and Mino Harshburgel
together with Tillie Young anC
children were attending to bust.
ness and shopping in Westby Wed
nesday evening.
The Messrs. Arnold and Ernest
Christensen, Paul Stephen anC
Emiel Peterson returned Saturday
from weeks sojourn in the Sid
ney country. The boys also visit
ed Grand Forks for a day Will,
on their outing.
! n. loss Oh OrenOfa was making
calls through here this week il
connection with the McCormicl
implements.
Mrs. Frank Guenther, accompa
MED by Mrs. Ed. Peterson and sol
of Plentywood, visited relative
here Thursday enroute to Grenors
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Tucson an
famil.- IF Dagmar were visitin
friends south of town Sunday.
The home of Nels Paulson is re
ceiving a new white coat of pain
this week.
Mrs. Clarence Chapman was cal
ing on Mrs. Lou Myers Friday al
ternoon.
Mrs. Ludwig Mathison and chi
dren visited Saturday afternoon {
the relative home of Lars Holema
in the east Antelope country.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Lobde
t and family spent Thursday wit
t Virgil Guenther.
Max Hueth of Plentywood W;
renewing old acquaintance hel
!. and visiting relatives Thursday.
Miss Helen Miller, teacher at Il
The producers news., 1929-10-04
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL
NOTES

Those who have had perfect at
tendance during the first month of
school are: Eunice Anderson, Carl
ton Foss, Evelyn Knudtson, Eliza
beth Ann Phelps, Howard Shilling
burg and Howard Waller in the
Primary room; Herchel Davis, FL
ton Foss, Baxter Larson, Mildred
Morrison, Marjorie Sell, Richard
Sell, Bernice Waller and Mildred
Waller in the intermediate Room;
and lone Foss and Alton Waller
in the Grammar room.
The Primary room each month
picks its best citizens. The selec-
ton is based on grades, conduct
and attendance. The four best
citizens for the past month have
been Carlton Foss, Howard Skill
ingberg, Anna Wessner and Ella
Wessner.
Elton Foss, Bernice Waller and
Mildred Waller and the pupils il
he intermediate room who have
made averages of over ninety dur.
ing the first month of school.
The Honor Roll in the Grammar
grades for the first month bears
the names of lone Foss, Gale
Fleischman, and Clayton Jacobsen
Their averages for the month were
80, 88 and 85 respectively.
Another bulletin board has beer
ms allied in the hall and is to b.
used as a lost and found agency
1t is hoped that this will make i
easier to find the owners of lost ar
ticles.
Nine pupils were absent from
school Friday, September 27. Al
of these took in the Roosevelt
County Fair held at Culbertson.
Mrs. L. A. Stout visited schoo
Thursday afternoon.
The primary folks have made
very nice border of fruit basket
which they cut freehand.
All of the Homes cad teacher
took in the teachers institute hel
in Plentywood Saturday, Septem
Der 28th.
The grammar grade boys sper
Tuesday afternoon chasing grass
hoppers. They collected specimen
for a nature study lesson. On tE
whole, they report having ha
more fun getting the hoppers tha
taking them apart.
The producers news., 1929-10-04

Roosevelt school district 81, was on
business at the county court house
Saturday and attended the teach
Among those from here who Sc
cured work near Sidney and left
last Week are: Charley Rumley,
Gerald, Joe and Anthony Tlust-
osch, Emiel Hueth
Sig Nelson was a town caller
and shopper Saturday evening.
The producers news., 1929-10-04

IL Natter of the Estate of
|gTHUR F. BRABEC, Deceas-
The producers news., 1929-10-04
WOLF CREEK

This section had a good rain
Tuesday which was a welcome re-
lief after the long dry spell.
Mrs. McCallister, Mrs. Cromwell
and Bert Swigart were Redstone
and Plentywood callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marsh and
I. E. Metzler were callers at the
Machines home Wednesday.
Nearly everyone in the commu-
nifty was in attendance at the VIM
Norris sale Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Callahan
were callers at the Machines home
Thursday evening.
Jack Burke was caller at The
Machines home Thursday.
l. E. Metzler was a Redstont
caller Thursday.
Dan Campbell was a Redstont
caller Saturday.
James Cowan and VIM. McDoug
all were in Flaxville on business
mission Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Machines
The producers news., 1929-10-04

EDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
|TnFR OF SALE OF REAL
|WATE SHOULD NOT BE
MADE
The producers news., 1929-10-04
|aIIET TO EXPEND EXP Nd
|Ssy' BILLIONS ON
NJ n, ENTERPRISES INTER

, SEPT, ssgtFse55 e5s the :5!t:: 4:ss :ss gST; g5Ss SS
:.p :, Fl 's;5a E 5aass:5si s:55Si S4S5;
! pnsIu',,O1, DOwer stations .fete feh
|sslis:, schools, large oSter. sts,e
'li'ss'd :sd other building enter
&. .,rOuncemeny was was, m2G9 K%iring @,
: 4: 535:ss:5 55, ssa3of1 /; ''9%5..33: :.55 $5:: %s:
/ ls g undertake IT., twenty, ,s,o|e tban
g5liSo5' g5aso' Kviring declared ts.rea+ tfor for
''IoI, '1Is1oeIi,opment of industry Tdg syireadS afS
d@ IT., he American level
The producers news., 1929-10-04

by the Judge of said court, that all
persons interested in the estate of
said deceased, Arthur F. Brabec,
appear before the said court on
Friday, the 18th day of October,
A. D. 1929, at 1000 o'clock, in the
forenoon of said day, at the court
room of said court, at the court
house in Plentywood, Sheridan
County, Montana, then and there
to show cause, if any they have.
why an order should not be grant
ed to the said administrator to sell
all of the real estate of said de-
ceased, Arthur F. Brabec.
Dated at Plentywood, Montana
this the 23rd day of Sept. A. D
1929.
S. E. PAUL,
Judge of the above-named court
26-t2
The producers news., 1929-10-04

in a short time will acquire a set
of extension ladders, a chemical
engine and several hundred feet of
hose. They will also install a
three hundred barrel reservoir neal
the center of town.
Hans Andersen is unloading e
car Of potatoes this week.
The producers news., 1929-10-04
legal NOTICES
xorIcE TO CREDITORS
/. =. matter of the Estate OF
;, ; ulS u TK31GLLAK, Deceased.

roUcE IS HEREBY GITEN GI,,aIN
SGiiUnd ~ iuUTndersigned Lena Kallak:
ias i3e;.trstor traitor Of the Estate OF
a 4 % q : lKaIlak, Kali deceased, to the
p s.,y. :, of, and all persons hav-
|.a.Sli |. .lair: :l' against the said de-
SI'ill1 - exhibit them with the
~, ...,,v v vouchers, within Four
/ i',,nrt rsrtbs after the first publica-
.iIii y tbis notice, to the said Ad.
|!.a;,4,.trix \ i-liy at the law offices Of
|.-,J N. Lewis, ESQ, at Plen-
[-,,J Montana, the same being
Il ~ oioee for the transaction Of
i~siiress ,l of said estate of Emil
/ EaTak, Deceased, in the County
/ Esridan. ,o., ,ooo
'''' LENA KALLAK,
\ ,lmiristratrix Of the Estate OF
\ Emil 0. Kallak, Deceased.
INWARD N. LEWIS,
6-rvoOd, Montana,
,rsv for Administrative.
H. Indication Sept. 13, 1929.
II Indication, Oct. 4, 1929.
The producers news., 1929-10-04

10 W. Brabec, as administra-
the estate of Arthur F. Bra
deceased, and who was ap-
|rad and directed by the above
|rsd court TO sell the real es-
Ed the above-named estate
|zsnt to Section 10341, Revised
p Of Montana, 1921, having
|Eted and filed his petition
ping for an order of sale of all
|real estate of said decedent, fol
/ purposes therein set forth,
II IS THEREFORE ORDERED
The producers news., 1929-10-04

HI THE DISTRICT COURT OF
|Hg TWENTIETH JUDICIAL
ENSTRICT OF THE STATE OF
|VDyTANA, IN AND FOR THE
EDUNTY OF SHERIDAN.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26

A. They are paid monthly BY
check On the Treasury OF the Unit.
I'd States.
Q. What u the Temple Of Peace
At the Hague. Netherlands?
A. A building. donated by An
drew Carnegie. 1t houses the Inter-
national Court Of Arbitration. es-
tablished by the first Hague Con-
vention Of 1899. 1t also houses the
Permanent Court OF International
Justice which was esta blished by the
League Of Nations.
Q. What il the middle name OF
william T. Tilden II. the tennis
player?
A. Tatem. "
@. In there any difference be-
tween a color" and shade?
A. Colors, unlike shades, have no
comparative or superlative degrees.
For instance; red is a color but
there are various shades Of red.
@. What are the capitals of
Persia and Arabia?
4. Teheran 10 the capital OF
Persia. Arabia IL divided into 4
number Of independent or semi
independent states. under heredi-
tary Or chosen chiefs. The capital of
the Kingdom Of Maid and Hejaz is
Riyadh: Kuweit Is the Capital of
the Principally Of the same name
The Capital OF the Sultanate OF
Oman u Muscat: the Capital Of Asir
Is Saba: Sana is the Capital Of Al
Yemen: the seat OF the Hadramah
tribes In at Mokalla.
@. What kind II an animal or
fish 10 the sea serpent?
A. 1t 10 an imaginary marine
creature. supposed to be Of snake
like form and nature. and huge in
sise with pelagic habits. Many o:
the so-called sea serpents have been
shown to be floating gigantic sea-
weeds or strings Of porpoises fol-
lowing one another In Indian file.
The ribbon fish is perhaps respon-
sible for some. and giant squids or
chains Of ascidians may explain
others.
@. When and how did the Unit
ed States acquire the Philippine
Islands?
A. The Philippine Islands we're
ceded to the United States by
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A3&NA$9~
You can get an answer to any
question of fact or information by
writing to the Question Editor, New
Britain Herald. Washington Bureau.
1892 New York avenue. Warrington.
d. c.. enclosing two cents in stamps
for reply. Medical, legal and marital
advice cannot be given. nor can ex-
tended research be undertaken. All
other questions will receive Z per.
sonal reply. Unsigned requests can
not be answered. All letters are con-
fidential.-Editor.
Q. What is the fifth wedding
anniversary?
A. The wooden wedding.
Q. How old is Pola Negri and
did she ever play opposite Conrad
Nagel?
A. She will be thirty-two years
old in January. She appeared with
Conrad Nagel In Bella Donna"
Q. What " White Russia?
A. The name was given by Cath
arine II to the governments OF Vite-
bsk and Mohilev.
Q. Has Mexico compulsory edu-
cation?
A. 1t has free. compulsory and
secular education. according to the
constitution Of 1917.
Q. Is passport required Of an
American citizen going to the Phil
ippine Islands. Hawaii, Porto Rico
and Alaska?
A. American citizens going to
the Philippine Islands must have
passports. but they are not required
for Hawaii, Porto Rico and Alaska.
Q. What is the origin of the
nickname Georgia Cracker?
A. The term Cracker" for the
POOR whites of Georgia and Florida.
originated from the cracker or dry,
soft piece Of buckskin attached to
the end of the lash Of the whip
they commonly used. which made
reports sounding like pistol shots
when the whip was cracked.
Q. Who said: 1T Is an Ill wind
that blows nobody good? -.
\. This is a. very old proverb.
Shakespeare put it in his play
Henry VI. in this manner Ill blows
the wind that profits nobody" The
Hebrew form Of the proverb Is
There is nothing SO bad in which
there Is not something of good"
Tho Italian firm ia "Offep out of q
great evil great good is born" II
is impossible to say anything def
mite as TO its origin.
Q. How do the President Of the
United States and members Of the
Cabinet receive their salaries?
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26

Thompson acquired The sssve-yeaR-
self chain intends to expand tho
Heinrich idea.
The Henrici restaurant 6sAe4
morernism in cafe evolution. It
held out for years against permit
ting women to smoke at IL tables.
and never introduced the orchestra.
No orchestral din: just good
food" was its motto. terse deciara-
ton of the principle Of Philip Hen.
rici, genial German who founded
the eating place In 1868.
Thompson intends to preserve
the VICTORIAN severity Of
the Henrici atmosphere and serv-
ice The property on west RAN
dolph street. which cost the Ger
man only a few thousdand dollars.
went to the chain cafeteria COM
pany for more than $780, ee.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26

truck to q fire.
Necessity made her 4 fire wOm-
al ;" The Lees have a home on the
second floor of the fire station and
her husband usually il the only
fireman on duty. So when both the
chemical truck and the hose and
ladder wagon are needed to BATTLE
blaze. she takes the steering
wheel Of the truck.
An expert driver. she usually
reaches the scene of a fire before
her husband and volunteer fireemn
arrive.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26

Spain by the terms Of the Treaty OF
Paris, December 10. 1893. following
the close of the Spanish american
War and the payment by the United
States of $20,000.000.
Q. What will Charlie Chaplin's
next picture be called?
A. City Lights"
O. What is the food of scor-
pions? Is their sting fatal?
A. Scorpions feed on live spiders
and large insects which they seize
with their claws and kill by their
poisonous sting. They hide in the
day under stones and in crevices. or
in dark holes and are largely noe
turnal in their habits. Their sting Is
very painful to humans but rarely
fatal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26
STOP THE FAT
AND GET THIN

The way to reduction 10 TO stop de
formation Of fat. Modern scisnce has
found that way-by turning your food
into fuel and enerCy-by supplying .
natural element that helps do that. It i
much better than starvation. That mod
en, scientific method is embodied in
Marmola prescription tablets. People
have used them for 20 years-mi1lions
Of boxes Of them. Now tho results in
slender figures, new beauty and vitality,
are seen everywhere.
Each box of Marmola contains he
formula, also the scientific reasons for
results. So you know tho effects ars
beneficial, and why they oil occur. Lean
what SO many have learned in 20 years
about it. % it now. Ask your drug.
gist for 4 81 box Of Masmola and learn
what it means to you.
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lzIIIXZH2Ia!!4l

bit 20 hard that presently the
pointed tip Of = cleaning finger
nail came poking through. Its
rot that. Monty. lt'sdon't laugh
at me" she cautioned.
Never" he promised.
well it's sort Of 4 spirit
.ual depression" she explained.
"As it," he prodded. you'd sold
your soul for meas Of pottage?"
Ashtoretb WINGED.
you're making fun Of mel" she
protested.
Tears came to her eyes, and she
winked 50 hard to keep them back
that che could feel her nose get
ting red. She powdered it vigor-
ously from a slim gold vanity.
"You might sell your autobioe-
raphy to one of the True Story
magazines" suggested Monty
wickedly. ~ Married Millions and
Hunger for Love- The Amazing
Life Story Of Girl Who Loved
Wisely. But Not Too WE'LL Nice
please. Monty" she cried.
You're not being funny a bit.
And you know perfectly well that
Hollis Is simply crazy about me-"
"Oh. sure" he agreed. Tho
poor sap"
Ashtoreth sat up very straight.
you're being absolutely insult
ing" she told him holly. I'm
sure I don't know why should
endure your inso.ence."
Neither do l." he conceded. II
got my mad money. Want me to
get out and walk"
Now you're trying to be funny
again"
Monty snuffed his cigaret In a
little silver tray
There's no pleasing you, he
drawled. "A nice easy chap like
me to get along with. l don't
know what's the matter with you.
Ash"
Neither do T." she cried. "Only
please - please Monty - be good
to me-"
She reached for his hand. and
held it on her knee.
II don't know" she confessed,
whats the matter with me. Only
I'm SO miserabiy disconnected,
Monty! Oh. know. I shouldn't
talk like this. It's wretched Of
me. I've the best husband that
ever lived. He's perfectly VOL
derful. :"
She put her handkerchief TO her
mouth. A wisp of lace. that waited
whisper of sachet. Hollis had
bought it in the convent where she
had brought her linens to be mono
Erammed. He had remarked that it
was strange. the things nuns work
on. Bridal nightgowns. And little
clothes for babies that are the fruit
Of love.
ut is odd that they should spend
their lives" he said. ION exquisite
fripperies for women that are be-
loved of men,"
1t was a beautiful handkerchief
but not very practical. Ashtoreth
wiped her eyes daintily. 1t wasn't
big enough to blow her nose on.
Nov see here" Monty patted
her knee <consolingly. mo tears
row. We don't want any crying"
who's going to cry." she de-
manded angrily. "Ch. Monty. yon
make me sick. Here, I'm only
looking for little sympathy.
and. :"
Brides shouldn't look for SYM
pathy." he warned her. Its apt
to get them in trouble"
(TO BE CONTINtTED>
Hollis and Ashtoreth decide to 60
home. and Monty plans to sail at
the same time-only. all of sud-
den--it's in the next chapter
Used cars listed aplenty in the
4.
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Wife Drives Fire Truck,
Husband Handles Hose

Coleman. Texas. Jan. &c R)-A-
though she is often compelled to
leave the family's meals cooking on
the stove. Mrs. Leonard Lee. wife
of this towns only paid fireman.
thoroughly enjoys driving speeding
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26
Cafeteria King Gets
Sedate Chicago Cafe

Chicago, Jan. 16 R-The one
arm cafeterias John K. Thompson
built have a brother caterer, the Sc
date Heinrich restaurant, which