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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-14

he see how beautiful she is. He think she is hees. Umberto-I will kill Umberto. He's good now, but when Divitt turn hees back"
 "Divitt do not turn hees back. I see Umberto look" conceded Con- chita. T see her look too-at my Gabreau."
 Gabreau sat upright. You see dat? Black eyes-dey grow soft like rain. De small chest full of black opals, too look an see. Oh, maman, I hope she cannot run away"
 She stay,s said Conchita, pat ting his shoulder. T hear Divitt tell Umberto he have work for her. Molly is sick. She work in Molly's place. He say it one piece of luck. He will not let her go if he need her
 For the third time Molly Divitt knocked on the door of the room above the fountain. Molly in green lounging pajamas had hard prettiness softened by a ready smile and hair blonde and ring leted
 Molly knocked more loudly. It was after 12 o'clock. There was a stirring inside, and then voice. saWf1o is there?"
 Mrs. Divitt Don't you want breakfast? You can have it in bed"
 Thank you" The voice was close to the door now
 Molly went to Conchita's room and bade her go down to the kitch- en and prepare tray. Then she went back to the room above the fountain The barred door opened at her knock and the girl, wrapped in her cloak, went back to the bed and sat upon it.
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 Then I invented the role of cigarette girl. But I've been sick lately and I've got to give it up. The parlors don't look the same with no girl goin' about.
 Now, honey" laying her hand on the girls. You know about me. want you to know you can say to me anything you want to-" Juanita looked at her. Help me to get away" she said. Copyright, Dodd,i Mead and Co) A crack in the gate. Stealthy footsteps as Juanita tries to gain the freedom it offers to- morrow.
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Mexico Air Lines Score
 Perfect Safety in Year

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 14.-Com- mercial aviation in Mexico made great strides in 1930, both in mile age, passengers carried and ab- Scence of accidents, according to figures just released by the De- partment of Communications.
 Not single passenger lost his life in 2,4O0,3l9 miles of schedr uled completed flights, the figures show.
 A total of 2o,92O passengers was carried on all lines.
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More Queens Exiled
 by Hindenburg Decree

BERLIN, Aug. 14.-The queens of the two million bee swarms in Germany are buzzing things not particularly flattering to Presi- dent von Hindenburg.
 For the recent emergency de- crees also doubled the duty on sugar, except if used for animals but not including bees.
 So many a hiver will be com pelled to rid himself of part or all of his swarms, thus augmenting the number of dethroned Euro pean queens"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-14
CATHOLIC LADIES TO
 DISPOSE OF TAPESTR Y

Preparations are being made by the Ladies Altar Society of Doug las fox the disposal in the near future of beautiful three piece tapestry set for the benefit Of their organization. f-1
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MOOSE ARE PLANNING
 LABOR DAY DANCE

Arrangements are already in progress for the dance that will be given by the Moose in their hall here. Members of the order give the assurance that the event will be one of the most pleasant af- fairs of the year
 A large attendance marked the midweek Moose dance this week. Splendid music was rendered by Smokey Mills's six-piece Melody Orchestra.
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were laudably commended by the Chamber.
 At present the body is composed of 25 members and more are ex- pected by next meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-14

Sunday School Teacher: And wl:en it rained forty days and forty nights, what happened then?"
 Bright Willie: "The natives said it was very unusual"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-14

You appear here as witness of the quarrel between your friend and his wife. Were you present at the beginning of the trouble?
 Witness--I surely was; I was a witness at their wedding.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-14
WEHRENS MOVE INTO TOWN

After sixteen years reSidence Just beyond the city limits, MT. and Mrs. Joe Wehren have moved into town and are living in their cot tage near the Third street bridge. MT. Wehren has leased his saw mill just beyond Lawson creek out to parties who will operate it this winter.
 A motion picture show will be given as usual tonight at the the ater in Douglas. tsse.
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old papers for saIe at the Em- pire office.
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Doctor Lindgren
 From Seattle
 Chirlopo'dist i. Shoe Specialist Room 203, Gastineau Hotel August 18th to August l7th Showing complete line of mems
 and women's Shoes

In ordinary shoes, with regular measurements the shoe that fits the bunion, ball of the foot proves too large at the heel, while the shoe that fits the heel proves too small the bunion 
 take special orders for MADE TO MEASURE SHOE for men and women, in various combinations of sizes in great number of styles
 have complete line of factory salesmen's samples to choose from.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
RAIL RATE RAISES
PLACED IN EFFECT
Aid Eastern Carriers and
Roads in Western Trunk
Line Territory.

~ the Associated Press.
Eastern railroads and lines in West
ern trunk line territory today began
collecting increased freight rates on
many commodities.
The result of years Of investigation,
the rates went into effect at midnight.
The only exceptions were about dozen
items on groups Of rates affecting few
points and products, which the commits
sion suspended late yesterday for seven
months to investigate further.
Entire Structure Studied.
A close study Of the entire class rate
structure was made by the commission
many months ago Southern class rates
were revised several years ago. About
q year back new rates were ordered for
what is known as official classification
of Eastern territory and Western trunk
line territory. Revamping and publica-
tion Of the rates required many months.
The commission estimated the new
rates would yield an increase of ap-
proximately S25.000000 year to
Eastern railroads and $l2000000 for
the West.
This was disputed by the carriers
but they did not name any definite
figure.
Potato Rates Suspended.
Among the rates suspended were po-
tato rates between Western points and
Illinois destinations. These rates had
been bitterly protested by Nebraska
potato growers.
Also suspended were class rates on
petroleum products between Western
points and similar rates on all types
of freight between Eastern and Western
points by way Of Lake Michigan and
Lake Superior.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
BOYS LETTERS HELPED
SAVE LIFE, SAYS MIX
famous Western Screen Actor
Gives Doctor Credit Also for
Escape From Death.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, December 3-Tom
Mix says letters from thousands of bows
over the country, expressing the hope
he'd get well, helped him to combat an
attack of peritonitis.
Outsiders were permitted TO see the
screen and circus cowboy late yester-
day for the first time since he was op-
Grated upon 10 days ago for a rup.
tured appendix.
ut was the closest ever came to
death and I am thankful to my doc
tor" he said Il know he saved nv
life. I'll be out Of this here place In
two weeks
"The reason got better" he went
on, is because people were pulling for
me and 1 had to. Boys all over the
country wanted me to get well and I
guess just did"
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Woman Seriously Burned.

Mrs. Anna Bailey. 80, Of lat D street
northeast, was treated at Casualty Hos
pital last night about s:45 o'clock for
second-degree burns to her left hip and
hands. Her dress ignited while she was
standing In front Of gas heater in her
home. Timely arrival Of her husband
Robert Bailey, who extinguished the
blaze, possibly prevented fatality. He
took her to the hospital.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

out, landed In pile Of ashes, unhurt.
Henry johnson, who followed him
fell when he caught his clothing on the
loose grating. Lienback escaped and
was later caught at Potomac yards,
while johnson had to be carried to the
Alexandria Hospital and treated for
cuts and bruises.
Both are now back in q stronger cell
at police headquarters, while police
await word regarding them from Balti-
more,
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Washington in their Stoneleigh Court
studio at O'Clock.
A Washingtonian and former local
dramatic critic, Mr.. Pollock began his
career as writer in this city and is
stopping here on his return from a
transcontinental lecture tour.
Mr. Pollock has been asked to give
vent tomorrow to his opinions with re-
gard to the many forms of censorship
Of belief and action. His views have
been widely reported in magazines and
the newspapers since his speech before
Congress on this subject.
Mrs. Joseph Sanders will entertain at
silver tea tomorrow afternoon from 3
to O'Clock in her home. on Tilden
street. for the benefit of the Housing
Committee of the District OF Columbia
Congress OF Parents and Teachers Mrs
Emile Berliner and Mrs. A. A. Birney
Will assist at the tea tables. Mr.. H.
Phelps Clark. recent entrant in the At
water Kent addition, will sing during
the afternoon
Evening star., 1931-12-03
LEGION POST IRs1ALLs
Edward I. Marthill Commander of
Sergt. Jasper, No. IS.

Recently elected officers of the serpt.
Jasper Post, No. IS. American Legion,
were installed last night at the Thomas
Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Dept. Comdr. Ferdinand G..
Fraser made the installation.
Inc new officers are Edward L.
Marthtll, commander: Paul J. McMur-
ray, first vice commander; William P.
kershner, second vice commander;
John j. McGinniss, third vice com
mander; Carl F. Tierney, chaplain;
Joseph ]. Malloy, finance officer; Will
liam M. Greene, adjutant; Thomas J.
Frailey, publicity officer, and Lloyd B.
Harrison, Judge advocate.
Miss Clara Humphreys, head of the
Womens Auxiliary, spoke.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
BOY is HURT IN JUMP
FROM POLICE STATION
Two Baltimore Runaway Lads
Leap From second-Story Win
dow in Alexandria.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December a
Apparently dissatisfied at being detained
in police headquarters here, two Ia
year-old runaway boys from Baltimore
Md, pushed out the iron grating of the
detention room and jumped from a sec
ond story window in futile effort to
escape this morning.
Charles Lienback. the first to iumu
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Mr.. Jack Leon Derzairtz has returned
to his studies at the University of
Pennsylvania, after spending Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Derzairtz, in their home at 1923
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Miss Elena de Sayn entertained Mrs,
Fl. II. A. Beach and Miss Alice Evers-
man at luncheon yesterday. In the
evening Mrs. Beach was guest Of honor
at the reception of the League OF
American Pen Women, at which sew
eral Of her compositions were played
by Miss de Sayn with the composer
at the piano.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins and Mrs,
Fred s. Ward will be hostesses tomor-
row evening Of the District of Columbia
Chapter Daughters Of Founders and
Patriots of America at the Hotel Graf
ton. The president, Mrs. James Henry
Harper, will preside.
Mrs. Calvert B. Cottrell, Sd. OF
Westerly, r. l., is at the Dodge and is
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Barbara Cottrell
Miss Mary D. Brooks, who has spent
some time at Hot Springs, Va. is at
the Carlton for about two weeks be-
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Mrs. Lorin Deland of Cambridge
Mass, Is at the Carlton for a brief stay
accompanied by Miss Sylvia Annabel
also of Cambridge.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Miss Meta B. Smith of Bloomington,
III, has come to Washington to spend
the Winter. and has taken an apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Dainty Gift Novelties

Handkerchief cases, guest u
powder puffs, pajama bags, d
handy stocking bags. with as D
sorted darning thread, dance
handkerchiefs, with beads or -
double compact and many others.
In lace, silk and ribbon.-Street
Floor.
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Benefit Card Parties
At Women's City Club.

The Women's City Club will give two
house betterment card parties in the
club house tomorrow and Saturday
afternoon and evening. Among members
subscribing are Mrs. William Lee Corbin
Mrs. Clarence Allen, Mrs. Joseph r
Baker, Miss Roberta I. Braddock, Mrs
j. F. Callbreath, Mrs. John z. Clarke
Miss M. Alvina Carroll, Mrs. Avery
Coonley, Mrs. c. H. Curl, Mrs. Nell M
Dunlap, Miss Elizabeth s. Dure, Miss
Grace M. Eddy, Miss Susan c. Foster
Miss Adelaide r. HaSse, Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, Mrs. Minnie M. Howerth, Mrs
James Irwin, Mrs. Anna H. B. Kinney
Miss Zaidee c. Kibler, Mrs. Alice M
Minch, DR.. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Miss
Corinne T. Nall, Miss May Belle Ray
mond, Mrs. Joseph Sanders Mrs Elma
Ray Saul, Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell, Mrs
Caroline Stephen, Mrs. J. J. Stephens
Mrs. Corbin Thompson, Mrs. Sylvia C.
Wentworth. Mrs. William P. Wright and
Mrs. Mabel L. Whitmarsh.
Mr. Charming Pollock lecturer and
playwright, whose recent contribution to
the theater, The House Beautiful" has
brought him added fame, will arrive
tomorrow morning to attend a reception
and tea to be given in his honor by
the League Of American Pen Women of
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Handkerchiefs, Box

Mems and women,s gift
handkerchiefs, including =
mems all-linen initial hand }
kerchiefs, white or woven
colored border, in box: and -
womens fine imported handker-
chiefs, TO in box.-Street Floor
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Enequist of
Garden City, L. l., are spending the
week at the Shoreham while Mr. Enc
quist attends the conferences of the
Real Estate Boards in Washington,
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BOYS & Girls Hose. 7 Prs. fo,

Boys nercerized golf hose u
and children's derby-ribbed y
and rayon-mixed long hose: }
regular 25c kinds. -- Street
Floor, =
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SOCIETY
Continued From Fourth Page. }

Continued From Fourth Pase)
Home Economics Association Of America
and is In the Capital attending the
Presidents Conference on Home Build
ing and Home Ownership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bettman arrived
yesterday from Chicago, accompanied
by Mrs. Simon Kuhn, and they are
In their apartment at Wardmsn Park.
Mr.. Bettman recently has been ap-
pointed to President Hoover's Housing
Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Garbrick have
returned to their home at 2l31 o street
northwest from a Thanksgiving week
trip spent with the formers parents
in Pennsylvania.
A dinner party was given Tuesday
evening at the Kennedy Warren, in
honor of Miss Eula B. Flynn and Miss
Christina c. Wright. The guests in
cluded Mrs. Edith A. Barrett, Miss
Elizabeth E Doery, Miss E. J. Nc
Intosh, Miss Roberta Nichols, Miss
Jerry Robbins. Miss lone Stanton, Miss
Lucy Whitacre and Miss Edyth B.
Holland
MRS. Ellis Logan VIII speak TINS eve
ming at the banquet Of the Alpha Chap
ter Of the Beta Sigma Phi educational
sorority which will be held in the patio
of the Hotel Carlton at o'clock. and
will celebrate the organization of the
chapter through which national head
quarters of the sorority will be estab
lished in Washington. Mrs. Logan will
speak on the value of education in the
life of the young woman Of today. Nine.
Requa Rambs Benson, soprano, will
sing accompanied by Miss Villa Sem
pie. and after the dinner an election of
officers will be held
Evening star., 1931-12-03

fore returning TO her home In New
York City. ~
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Sl.50 Girls Pajama Ensembles

Sizes to ID In "Babymade" n
two-tone rayon pajamaS with q
appliqued designs and wide }
legs. Ensemble coatee; rust,
green and red; sizes 6 to IA u.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
New Cretonnes, 10 Yds. {
S1.69 Two-Light Table Lamps
Radio Scarfs, 3 for
Sl.25 Philippine Gowns

Fine nainsook gowns, hand u
made and hand-embroidered a
in dainty designs. Wee or }
round necks, sleeveless or cap
sleeves. White, flesh and -
peach. Sizes Is, IT and 49,
Second Floor.
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Fancy Pillows

Beautiful gift pillows of
rayon and damask, all plump
ly filled with kapok. All the
popular shapes, in many sizes.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Mems Hats

Smart snap-brim hats of
wool felt, in tan, brown and
gray; popular Fall and Winter
styles In all sizes.-Street
Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
$1.59 "Brother-and-Si,te

All-woo1 jersey sfp-over
blouse with pleated skirt on
muslin body or with shorts. x
Neatly appliqued. Navy, red, '
tan, green and copen. Sizes
2 to 6.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Mems S1.50 Union Suits

Medium and heavyweight -
ribbed and heavy fleeced union q
suits, long sleeves, ankle }
length. Ecru and random
gray. Sizes So to 46.-Street =
Floor,
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Extra Size Costume Slips

OF rayon satin, rayon French II
, crepe and celanese; strap top q
or built-up shoulders; flesh }
peach, white, blue, tan, navy
and black; sizes 46 to 52.- -
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Radiator Shields

Extension type radiator -
shields, made Of heavy fur q
niture steel. with heatproof }
walnut finish. Adjustable
from l8 to 36 inches.-Third -
Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

3CANDLE TABLE LAMPS,
beautiful and durable, with at
tractive shades. Red, green and
black.
GLASS LAMPS in candle style
blue and green. Dainty and
practical gift.
POTTERY BASE LAMP, new
est idea in artistic home light
ing and decoration. Parchment
shade. Rose and blue.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
59c & CSC Costume Slips

OF rayon fiat crepe, nom -
cling materials and white al
muslin. Tailored, embroidered ,
or lace trimmed Sizes SO to
42.-Second Floor. -
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Mems Military Sets

Attractively boxed sets of
two military brushes with good
bristles. with comb to match
ideal gift.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
$1.98 Tie-Back Curtains. |

Marquisette and .voile tie
backs and crfss-cross cur
tains, with four-inch rufies. ISL
Cream and ecru. az yards
long.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Mems $3.50 Sweater,

Part-wool Sweaters in dark
brown and green mixtures. " n
neck. Knit for comfort and =
long wear. Sizes 36 to a.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
$l.98 Charmtex Table Cove

54x54 famous "Charmtex" IN
table covers, with flannel IL
back. Solid colors and fancy Y
patterns.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Drapery Damask, z Yds. f,

5o-inch drapery damaSk Of
beautiful quality rayon-and-
cotton, in brocaded designs
and stripes Of many color
combinations.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Misses SOC Hose, 4 Pairs for

Rayon- mixed hosiery of -
beautiful quality. In new fancy d
patterns, also In smart clock D
ings. Slight irregulars.-
Street Floor. Il.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Home Economies Association Of America
and is In the Capital attending the
Presidents Conference on Home Build
ing and Home Ownership.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

Rayon-stripe bloomers, knit q
for comfortable fit and good J
service. All sizes, SO to 50.-
Street Floor. .
Evening star., 1931-12-03
59c Porto Rican Gowns, z for

Regular and extra sizes in II
soft muslin gowns in white, q
peach and flesh. Hand-em- }
broidered and appliqued, in
pastel colors Floor. -
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Crazy Quilt Stationery

Novelty boxed writing paper
and correspondence cards,
covered in the popular crazy S
quilt patterns. Also many other
styles Of gift stationery II
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Boys 79c Shirts, z for
Bows Sl.50 Knickers

Golf knickers in fancy mix
lures and corduroy, some with
elastic waist and knees; sizes
8 to 16.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Sl.59 Lace Curtains, Pan

Excellent quality lace cur
tains, in white and ecru. z
Charming new. designs. 2A
yards long. Floor. -
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S1.00 Rayon indies. z fo

Lace trimmed, appliqued n
and tailored. Regular sizes in o
pajamas, gowns, dance sets, }
boomers, panties and combi-
nations. Extra sizes in gowns, -.
panties, bloomers and chemises;
double extra sizes in bloomer bot
tom and panty bottom combina-
tions.-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Perfect Bemberg Hose
2 Pairs for
Sl.50 & 81 Silk Hose
z Pair. for
Sl.50 CirdIes. !.

Made Of satin and broche,
with elastic cores over hips.
Boned over abdomen. Side
fastened. Medium length.
Peach color. Sizes Is to 80
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
$1.OO Shirts, 2 for

69c Women's Union Suits
3 for
All sizes, SO to SO, In WOOL -
tinted union suits, knit with q
rayon stripe. Low neck, no 4
sleeves, knee length.-Street
Floor. -.
35c Chardonize Hose
4 Pairs for
Womens perfect quality d
chardonize hose, the rayon de p
luxe. Lace top or picoted top,
French heels.--Street Floor. ~
Handkerchief, II for
1900 mems and women's u
linen and lawn handkerchiefs d
in white, embroidered corner D
and colored border styles.
Regular sizes and sports sizes. -
Street Floor.
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Cigarette Cases

Imported cigarette cases,
smartly decorated, in gold
lined box. An appropriate
gift at low cost.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
$3.50 Laced-Back Corsets

OF fine broche with elastic
top. Medium length. Flesh d
only. Four strong hose sup D
porters. Lightly boned; sizes
"A to 32.-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1931-12-03
$1.50 Outsize Silk Hose

Triumph multi twist" =
chiffon silk hose, silk to the .
top. with permanently dull ,
finish. Perfect quality. Real
extra siZes.-Street Floor. .
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Mems S1.50 Pajamas

Coat and MILDLY styles in 4
plain and fancy broadcloth ~
and fannelette pajamas. All
sizes.-Sfreet Fioor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
s1.25 Children's Beret Sets
BOYS CSC Pajamas, z for

One and two piece styles {
in f1annelette and broadcloth p
pajamas; sizes 4 to l6 years.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03

High-class fur scarfs at an amazing
low price. Red Fox, Cross Fox, Pointed
Manchurian Wolf, Fine Wolf in grew
and natural and Swiss Kit Fox double
chokers. Gifts de luxe at and below half
price. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-03
Bows Knickers, z for

Tailored Of fancy suiting 4
mixtures, in tans, browns and y
grays. Sizes 8 to 10
Street Floor.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-03-12

SCOTS UTILITY BEAUTY" Chicks
can be had In the following breeds and
varieties: White Leghorns. Barred and White
Rocks, Rose and SINGLE Comb Reds, White
Wyandottes, Bun Orpingtons. Black Jersey
Giants. Our new circular tells you Of our
Superior Breeding Flocks and why We can
serve you best. Let quality be your guide.
SCOTT CHICK HATCHERY, Inc.
s24 First Avenue South. Great Falls. Mont.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-03-12

Hsrlowton. - Shelly Stevens an
Howard. Foster have finished courses
in embalming and funeral directing
at Chicago and have taken Illinois state
board examinations for morticians.
They left Chicago last Tuesday BY .
and will stop en- route with relatives
and friends In Nebraska, reaching Har-
lowton about March 10. They will take
Montana state board examinations.
Harlowton.-Negotiations have been
completed whereby Thomas E. Sorboe
of this city becomes owner OF the Lyons
block. which was destroyed by fire last
fall. Work Of cleaning debris and raz-
ing walls is under way. Mr.. Sorboe
will build a two-story business building
43 by lis feet. fronting both on Central
avenue and on Fifth street. The upper
part will be made into apartments.
The first building was constructed on
this site in l906-07 by H. E. Marshall
as a general department store. j. E.
Wood conducted q dry goods business
in it for a few years and was succeeded
by the Sawyer company. which occu-
pied 1t at the time OF the fire.