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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02
WANTED-GARAGES
1926 14th

NEED SPACE FOR STORING 10 CARS;
only double garages or larger considered;
NV. section. Sun. or evenings. Met. 2i36.
ONE-CAR GARAGE WANTED NEAR NEW
bg23.
WANTED-2 TO Is CAR GARAGE WITH
or without living quarters above Give
phone number. Address Box ALI. Star
Office
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coLoRED-WILL SELL NEWLY RE
modelled bungalow. 4 rooms, including
sff f 500 caE ne~ baanea per md RaE
BAPTIST 4ap Church! See H. ne L HART. 3S0s
s r i aye 1yso Mt Rainier Md Phone De-
coLoRED-7NEAR 56th AND BLAINE-5-
Ike rent Met 1900: EN-: osi0.
COLORED-S7. 5OO-1734 LIST ST. NV
rear sesrS Ss double Ssa r ssGm porchs no
OWNER phone North 5Oas-w.
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFU GRIN. HONE,
/ term; reasonable price. Potomac 2949.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th, AND T SITS.
reasonable price and terms rms. Decatur iiG0.
tiled bath. -h-wh cleo; residential NV
section; So 500 terms to suit. North 9709.
coLoREDmNEAR 2na IA AND R: I. Az. AVE.
offer ard terms Potomac 2057.
SsoLoR RI :, FAMILY FL FLAT oo-. Zoo
second, Price OF one home. North 2692
coLoRED WONDERFUL HOME IN
5s3Ss fnos. Po.om s1th 4e5a make
coLORED-FACING RESERVOIR PARK
500 block Hobart St; $4,000 easy terms.
Call North 1892.
! man ave- r.. electricity; 500 down.
down. Call North 3527.
coLoRED-7- ROOM BRICK $1,000;
sarsEe space ace, h po, h elect etc. For in
1900 BLOCK OF 18th ST NW-8 R.
sonaSe ohe iu'He Guy Timer, VG 1926 You
CoLoRED-EAsT OF 18th AND COL.
! rd.--I0 r.. bath. INV h. cleo. garage;
small cash payment balance like rent.
Phone Decatur 594s.
CoLoRED BARGAIN-l3th ST. SELECT
neiehborhood. II rooms; pa baths. re-
$500 Phone North 46I5.
CoLoRED-EAST OF 18th g. FAIRMoNT.
9 rooms. :, baths; h.-w.h cleo. rec. hall
large. wide rooms. Own terms. Phone
Adams 2577M.
CoLORED : NICE l0-RooM MODERN
home. northwest; only $500. L H.
THADEN. Cleveland $40 %
COLORED-2433 ONTARIO RID NW.-A
frst -class Groom and bath brick house. in
f1rst-class neighborhood; modern. new
house condition; Splendidly built; mortgase
ton by appointment. Call
ri 10th St NV. National 0765.
COLORED. LOVELY s-ROOM HOUSE.
well constructed. in perfect condition. Con-
crete garage. breakfast and sleeping
porches built-in shower instantaneous
the discriminatine will appreciate. Rea-
sonable terms TO responsible buyer. 2OS
n. l. ave. NV. North 4415.
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FIRST OFFERING

BRIGHTWOOD-$5,25O.
Semi-detached brick. near Whittier
Graded School and 14th st. car line. ex-
tended. Six rooms bath. hot-water heat
new Bryant gas furnace). cleo. new Frigid-
aire. garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
T29 18th st. Realtor. Natl O753.
Evening Phone Georgia 1000
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RENT-FIATS.
SALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
SALE-HOUSES.

MODERN GROOM KITCHEN AND BATH
apt. in desirable location 2sOl Adams
Mill I'd. Apt. 305. or call Adams 77ll-W
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SALE-HOUSES.

3017 10Th St. NE.
home: rooms tile bath. tile Kitchen.
large living room. open freplace, cheer
full sun parlor. large bright cellar, garage;
eoe4 Y NY I. I R T HR Bses71s oa,7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Groom house n newly newly De- decorated lot look
90, e.ear garage. Small down payment
Investment Bldg National 7470.
1918 PARK RID. NV.
sr: 4 a." b. lfour. bed rooms inclosed
heated sleeping porch; ami; built-in gar.
House q 4 wide; ;,, excellent cond; Original
trust frnst lust renewed i for i9F yrs Inquire
1922 Park I'd. Adams I1s5.
See This Home Before Deciding.
5l26 5th STREET NV.
Open Daily Until Sold.
Beautiful Petworth-lz block to rapid
transportation. Six bright rooms pantry.
three porches, electric refrigeration. newly
Beautifully Handicapped. stone retaining
street and alley. Phone Mr. Moss. Georgia
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1925 l4th ST NV. District 3347.
1924 D ST. NE.
JUST LIKE NEW
rooms. bed rooms. garage. nicely 10
Gated. Price very reasonable. Terms.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
MAPLE & JAMES INC.
1926 14th St NV. District 3347.
IDEAL HOME FOR AN
AVERAGE FAMILY.
Near school and University of Mary
land. Choice 3-chamber brick house. on
h-acre terraced lot with plenty of flowers
shrubs and shade trees. Will delight both
children and grown-ups. Living room with
fireplace. dining room and sun parlor.
walls covered with gold and blue-green
Sanitas. hot-water heat. metal radiator
covers. oil burner. kitchen has pantry and
General Electric. screened porch of dining
room. House fully screened and AWNINGS.
A, H SEIDENSPINNER
BALTIC. Blvd Riverdale. Md Hyatts. $50.
WOODBRIDGE SACRIFICE.
}006 South Dakota ave. e-Detached
semi-bunealow. Z large rooms. bath. large
living room. freDlace: new-house condition;
lot 40Xl6O. fruit trees. near school.
PRICE 81 .OOO-TERMS.
VIM r. THOROWGOOD Ewes. Pot 1868.
!024 r. l. AVE. NE. DECATUR obj
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WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE
nicely furnished apartment with three
other girls. Ref. exchanged. Metropolitan
$500. Apt. All.
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. ROOMS. HITCH. BATH; ATTRACTIVE
clean. cleo. refrigeration. in W. gas and
cleo. Adults only. 425 Randolph ST. n W.
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VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED DOWN
town. easy walking distance departments
and stores. Two nice Housekeeping rooms
entirely private. with bath; reasonable.
National g6o1
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 19th-SUNNY
bay window apt. two rooms kitchenette
nicely furnished $50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hS";e nnlur a 9eEIs deee2a.ed EI5H foah5'
refrigeration. Greenwood 242O-J.
:2 s. SPRUCE. CLARENDON. VA-TWO
furnished rooms private entrance; ami;
Phone Clarendon $500.
sol BROWN ST PARK LANE. VA
pr hom Het s4rpf f Gath and t4
trance; $40. Phone Walnut 03o7.
BROOM APT. NICELY FURNISHED.
oasrn gas sot5 retIser
st. Ballston. Va.
TWO, FURNISHED ROOMS sEMI-PRI-
vate bath for Ink. in private home; new.
boess om Iee HRhS Sa,e' an oca ony
mile from Wash: handy to stores. buses
Sb ,o to desirable 1e paD couple Tqrn right at
Oak st. Cherrydale. Va.
CHERRYDALE. VA. 80 SOUTH CEDAR ST.
Available December 3. 3 rooms. kitchen
bath. private, entrance. garage modern
conyeniences. large grounds; quiet reStful:
adults only no dogs. References given and
required $50. MR.. WEBB.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
! OR . ROOMS. FURN APT PRIVATE
HOME; COUPLE EMP. Address Box 3l2 r,
Star Office.
DRESSMAKER WISHES FIRST-FLOOR
front room or apartment. select NV. neigh
borhood with opportunity for window dis
| play. Address Box 359-R Star Office =
COUPLE DESIRES ! OR ROOM FURN.
apt in apt. house $50 to sos Address
Box :'20-R. Star Office.
ROOMS. KITCHEN S.-P. BATH. WITH
refined family. NV. section; must be rea-
S S3IIs Nd Write E. JACOBSON. Hya!ts-
. ROOMS OR MORE. LADY WOULD LIKE
to communicate with some one going
South for season to rent and care for
apartment. Responsible party Refer
ences. Address Box 93-R, Star office.
FUkN OR UNFURN APT OR 3 BED
rooms living room. bath. for & months in
northwest section. Address Box 65-R Star
Office -
3 ROOMS. FURNISHED. FIRST FLOOR OR
elevator building: inclosed yard or porch
for small children; Government employe
Phone National 54"5. Room 2l1. -
GEORGETOWN-S UNFINISHED
apt. seepinc porch. private entrance
Available Jan. /. Address Box I5O-R.
Star ONCE 3s
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SMALL FAMILY. AWAY ALL DAY. WILL
share their real home. Gas heat piano.
Address Box 81 r, Star office.
FREE RENTAL AGENCY CAR AND GUIDE
EVE. GEO. 1896. 400 FARRAGUT NV.
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inclosed Sleeping porch comp. kit b.; in
private home; adults pref. Adams 1516-J
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ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED LITTLE
apartments in Washington-One room
front. 1914 Randolph st. NV; gas. cleo
trlclty. hot water. telephone electric fans,
Frigldaire. Hoover cleaner silver and linen
all Tor $40. Only Gentle married
couple without children need apply Avail
able Dec. 3. Employed couple given pref
erence. Inspect Sunday. Dec. y. any hour
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LADY WILL SHARE VERY ATTRACTIVE
small apt. in exclusive apt hotel with re-
fined. congenial. employed lady reference
Address Box BAR Star office
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$500 CONDUIT RID. NV ROOMS
apt. partly furnished: reasonable. Adults
preferred. Good transportation. Emer-
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NICELY FURNISHED 1st-FLOOR APT
| in corner home tor refined couple: cleo.
refrig; references required. 44OO Kansas
|
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1910 18th NW.-YOUNG LADY TO
share living room. bed room, BATH with =
others. so with board.
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APARTMENT FURNISHED-ARLING
Va Columbia pike and Va. st. :? rooms,
kitchen, private bath: on bus line 10
minutes Washington. Call Clarendon 9sS.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1914 18th. NO
'.o:}-Three rooms. reception hall kit. and
bath: front apt; Frigldaire.
DOWNTOWN-DESIR COMPLETE
ly well furnished. > lovely sunny rooms
kitchen hath 3 exposures ga 10th n
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WILL RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
detached house three bed rooms. in re-
turn for room and board. Call after +
Z m ,,E1N 1fh 81
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BEAUTIFUL GROOM APT INCLUDING
radio and piano beginning Jan. ami:
best references: adults. Met. 1898 bet
and 10 am. or bet. > and pm
nos o ST. NW-PLEASANT APT. IN
private home: living room. bed room. kitch
onette. bath, Use of phone. Decatur 3o43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

well furnished . ladies will share with
. other ladies. Unlim. phone light gas
See to appreciate
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80 KENYON ST. NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; oil heated. very rea-
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45l3 9TH ST. N.W.-LIVING ROOM BED
room. kitchen, dinette, nicely furnished;
near Sherman Circle; heat, light, gas.
4Tigidalge; adults.
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LADY WILL SHARE HER 3-ROOM
kitchen. oinette and bath apartment with
] or = young ladies; $40. Adams 141o-J.
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WASHINGTON'S SELECT SPOT,
ALL NEW DETACHED HOMES.

& and 3 Rooms . Baths.
LARGE Lots. Priced Very Reasonably.
See Our Furnished Sample House.
Open to . PM Daily.
5730 1St st. NV.
Out Kansas ave. to Nicholson ST. You
will see our sign. or phone for auto
service to houses
MAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1876 l4th ST. NV Phone District 1916
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3l49 x ST NW-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath complete Housekeeping;
new Westlnghouse refrigerator; desirable
nr.Nafe house
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GREY ROCK.
1900 TILDEN ST NV
This beautifully situated estate with its
fine home and lovely Handicapped grounds
commands magnifcent view of Rock
Creek Park. Only 10 min. from down.
town and yet as exclusive as though miles
out in the country. The house. with its
spacious rooms and halls. its big porches.
has been completely reconditioued. All
elect. kitchen. oil burner Scar gar with
living quarters cottage. - acres Of
beauty of the grounds and splendid con-
dition of the entire property makes it
buy impossible to duplicate at present low
price For particulars see MISS REED.
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OPP AYFLOWER-WARM CHEERFUL,
| attrac furn-. IL i. k. b. redecor.; also
| suite b.. cont. h. W. phone. adults REFS.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
STUDY CLUB
DRAWS ONE HUNDRED

The members of the st. Agnes
Study club entertained at a silver
tea at the R. S. Coleman residence
on North Hauser avenue, Monday
afternoon.
The rooms were beautifully de-
corated with spring flowers in
pastel shades. Mrs. William Lar
kin, ST., and Mrs. Mary Caravan
presided at the tea table. Those
assisting in the reception rooms
were Mrs. Walter Helm, Mrs. Dell
Hatch, Mrs. j. J. Gleason, Mrs.
E. Olcott, Jr., and Mrs. H. P. Cas-
sidy.
Roscoe Martin sang the Kash-
miri song and responded with an
encore, Gypsy Riddles" Mrs. al
DeVoice rendered several beauti-
full solos during the afternoon, ac-
companied by Mrs. Dell Hatch.
Mrs. Marguerite McConville sang
"My Dear" Miss Mary Larkin
played a piano solo and accom-
panied the Misses Phyllis and
Jane O'Connor in duet and solo
numbers.
Approximately one hundred
guests enjoyed the clubs hospital
ity during the afternoon.
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Local


Ray Lindquist returned to Red
Lodge this week after a several
months stay in California.
James Fairgrieves and Bill Ro-
mex of Bearcreek were business
visitors in town Tuesday evening
Miss Georgia Stockdale of Bill
lings spent several days of this
week in Red Lodge with her sis
ter, Miss Arleta.
iFomer District Judge George l.
Pierson of Billings was a caller
here Tuesday on matters pertain
ing to the court session.
Mr.. and Mrs. RENO Hill and
Jessie Durant of Billings spent
Saturday and Sunday in Red
Lodge with friends and relatives,
County Attorney E. P. Conwell
and Sheriff J. r. McFate made a
trip to Bridger and Belfry Tues
day afternoon on business con-
nected with their offices.
Carl Hall and Jack Helsinger
returned by car Tuesday morning
from points in Arizona. They will
be in Red Lodge during the sum-
mel where they intend to be EN-
ployed.
Mrs. J. H. McShane left Monday
for her home at Miles City after
a two-weeks visit in Red Lodge as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Allen. Mrs. McShane is a sister
of Mayor Allen.
Mrs. E. w. Allen was hostess to
members of the Mount Maurice
Bridge club Friday evening, hon.
ors at two tables of contract go
ing to Mrs. L. M. Slavens and
Mrs. c. N. Luttrell.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
DE M0LAYS RETURN FROM
STATE CONVENTION SUNDAY

DeMolay delegates from the
Red Lodge chapter returned here
Sunday night after attending the
tenth annual c~onclave of Montana
DeMolay chapters which was held
at Havre under auspices of that
chapter during three days of the
past week. The local delegates,
who left here last Wednesday
night to attend the meeting, were
Ed Nordstrom, James Leslie, Dick
Draper and the chapters advisor,
DR.. M. P. Mead. Prior to attend
ing the Havre meet the delegates,
together with other members of
the local chapter, motored to Bel
fry last Wednesday night where
they officiated in degree work for
inducing three new members into
the order. The new initiates were
Clair Andrew and James Riddell,
both of Belfry, and Virgil Solso of
Red Lodge.
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"A kC AQiiApNl VI avn ~c~
residents motored to Butcher
creek Saturday night to attend a
dance and social affair sponsored
by the school trustees and resi-
dents of that community.
0. H. P. Shelley, editor of The
News, returned to Red Lodge
Tuesday morning after a week
spent in Pacific coast cities on
matters of business. On the re-
turn trip Mr.. Shelley stopped off
for a day at Helena before coming
on to Red Lodge,
Mr. and Mrs. J.. T. Spencer of
Billings, formerly of Red Lodge,
were visitors in the city Tuesday
renewing acquaintanceships with
their many friends here. Mr..
Spencer is a former state senator
and representative in the Montana
legislature from Carbon county.
Mrs. Richard Romersa and Miss
Arleta Stockdale were joint-host-
esses to members of their bridge
club Thursday evening at the
Romersa home. Tulips were used
for decoration in the living room
and honors at auction were won
by the Misses Virginia Schwin,
Della Aprato and Anna Murn.
William Giltner of Red Lodge
has been selected editor of this
years freshman publication of the
Montana Kaimin, University of
Montana campus newspaper, ac-
cording to a communication re-
ceived this week. The freshman
issue will be published Friday,
May A.
Mrs. Bill Pollard and small
daughter, Barbara Ann, are the
guests of the T. F. Pollard family
here this week, arriving here
Thursday from Spokane where
Mr.. Pollard has been conducting
orchestra broadcasts over a radio
station there during the past few
months. Mrs. Pollard will also
visit with relatives at Columbus
before returning to Spokane.
An examination for the purpose
of filling a position of warehouse
man in the forest service at a
wage rate of SOC an hour is open
to applicants in the eleventh dis
riot of the United States civil SER
vice, it is announced. Applica-
tons must be on file with the
manager of the district at Seattle
not later than May IL. Further
information can be had at the Red
Lodge postoffice.
Miss Marie Waltonen is spend
ing a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Waltonen,
returning during the past week
from Seattle by car and accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Whitaker of Seattle and her fl
ance, Edward T. Mileski, a former
Red Lodge resident. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitaker went on to Lincoln,
Neb., from here, and Mr.. Mileski
to his home at Worland, Wyo. The
party expects to return to Seattle
in about ten days.
Mrs. G. w. Cole and Mrs. John
Kane co-hostesses Thursday
night to members of the Bearcreek
Woman's club at a bridal shower
! honoring Mrs. Ray T. Parks, nee
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
Miscellaneous
NOTICE

To Ice Users: On account OF
the unusually warm winter l was
unable to put up sufficient ice for
the needs of my customers. Be-
ginning May 1st / will be COM
PEELED to ship in ice. All old ac-
counts must be paid before May
1st and all ice tickets will be cash
in advance beginning May 1st.
Due to the extra expense OF
having the ice shipped in | will be
compelled to raise the price as
follows: Private homes rs cents
per hundred; business houses &C
cents per hundred.
7-2t JOHN BEITAL.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25

Miss Helen Homer, whose mar
riage was an event of last week
at Bearcreek. The shower party
was given at the Kane home and
the guest of honor was recipient
of a beautiful gift presented on
behalf of the club members.
Bridge was a diversion of the eve
ming, honors being awarded Miss
Janice Fisher and Mrs. Walter
Lamport of Red Lodge. A lunch
con was served guests by the host
esses at the close of the evening.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
WANTED

MAN or OMA Not over As
years old. Good health. To quail
fly for Retail Store Work and
Government Clerk. Past exper-
fence unnecessary. Special train
ing. Applicants in this district in
terviewed by Field Manager. Write
Mr.. Bliss, Erie Building, Cleve-
land, Ohio. SLIP
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
BEARTOOTH PHOTOS BRING
PRAISE FROM NEWS FIRM

Several views taken along the
route of the Red Lodge-C Cooke City
national park approach highway
and submitted to an eastern news
service by w. w. Flashman
brought a letter of praise from
the firm which stated that the
photographs were "the best they
had ever SEEM" The writer of the
letter also expressed a desire to
visit the region. Included in the
photographs we're shots taken of
the interior of the new location of
Flash's newsstand here and the
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25

The dog is said to be the most
sensitive of all animals to sound.
No wonder our pup goes to the
cellar then, when the radio an
nouncers began to sell their wares.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
Pursuant to an order of said Court,
made on the 4th day of April, 1884.
notice is hereby given that Tuesday,
the LIST day of May, 1884. at one
o'clock p. M, of said day, 1t the
Court Room of said Court, at the
Court House In the County of Car
bon, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the VIII of
said James McGinnis, Deceased, and
for hearing the application of Harry
p. Cassidy for the issuance to him of
Letters Testamentary. when and
where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
Dated April 4th, 1884.
c. p. LARKIN,
(SEAL) Clerk.
First publication April H.. 1894.
Last publication April 25, 1894.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25
TO RENT

Strictly modern a or 5 room
house wanted by family moving
to Red Lodge May 1st; prefer
bungalow style in central or north
ern district. Reasonable cash rent
in advance if desired. Write care
The News. 8-1t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25

Furnished Houses-We have
calls for furnished houses. If you
have one, or expect to have one
vacant, list it with The News and
we will rent it for you. 5-tf
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25

Final date set for signing Corn
Hog contracts in Carbon county.
The final date for signing applica-
tions for Corn-Hog contracts in
Carbon county is May 5, 1884.
Board of Directors of Association
in Carbon County. Sit
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-25

FOR SALE CHEAP-Two Oliver
tractor gang mouldboard pillow,
Brand new at a drastic reduction.
Motor Inn Garage. 48-tf