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Evening star., 1935-03-16
St. Margaret'S EpiScOpal.

Bishop James E. Freeman will preach
and confirm a class tomorrow at II
am. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, the
rector, will present the class.
Lenten services next week will be:
Monday, 4:30, evening prayer and ad-
dress by Rev. B. G. B. Griffith; Tues
day, 4:3O, evening prayer and address
by DR.. Smith; Wednesday. 4:30. htany
and address by DR.. Steuart P. Keeling;
Thursday. IL am, holy communion;
Friday, 4:30, children's service.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
TOPIC Of BISHOP
A REGULATED LIFE
Cathedral Sermon Second
on indispensable Re-
Iiuious Standards"

Addressing himself to the gen.
eral theme indispensable Religious
Standards" for Sunday afternoon
sermons during Lent, Bishop James
E. Freeman will preach on "A Regu-
lated Life" in the Great Choir OF
washington Cathedral tomorrow at
4 o'clock. His first subject in this
series was Definite Belief
DR.. Daniel A. McGregor, executive
secretary of the department of re-
ligious education at the national
headquarters of the Episcopal Church
in New York City, will deliver the
sermon at the celebration of the
holy communion in the Great Choir at
II am. He will also be the preacher
at the IL am. service on March "a.
The Cathedral Choir, under the di-
rection of Edgar Priest. organist and
choirmaster, will render music at
the IL am. and 4 pm. services. There
will be a celebration of holy COM
munion in the Bethlehem Chapel at
7:30 am.
DR.. Edwin B. Niver, librarian of the
College of Preachers, will deliver
evensong Lenten addresses at 4 o'clock
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, his subject being Three Days
in the Life of Our Lord" Special
interceSsions and Lenten devotions
will be a feature of the evensong serv-
ice on Friday.
The Last Supper" a sacred can
tata by Eric Thinan, will be sung
by the Cathedral Choir March "a at
4 pm.
Residents of the National Capital
and strangers who have not yet
formed parish affiliations are invited
to attend the Cathedral services dur
ing the Lenten season. The holy COM
munion is celebrated daily at 7:30
am. and evening prayer is read at
pm. On Thursdays there is an
additional celebration of the holy
communion in the Chapel of the
Resurrection at $50 am.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
"PUZZLE OF LIFE"

"The Puzzle of Life" will be the
topic tomorrow morning at the Co
lumbia Heights Christian Church by
Rev. A. P. Wilson. In the evening
the series on Things To Believe" will
be continued, when the topic will be
Jesus Christ. His Son"
The devotional topic for the Thurs
day night prayer meeting will be
Motives of a New Testament Mis-
sionary" and will be led by A. c.
Ridgeway. The minister will continue
the study of E. Stanley Jones book,
The Christ of the Mount"
The mission study class will meet
tomorrow at 6:45 pm. The general
topic for discussion is "Orientals in
America in charge of the minister
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Western PRESBYTERIAN.

DR.. Durham will preach on The
Mightiest Mites" tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Annie c. Otto will present the
model of the Jewish Tabernacle, which
is a perfect representation in minia-
ture, and give her lecture at the eve
ming service.
THE Worlds Best Seller" will be
the subject of lecture by Mrs. Grace
Morrison Poole, president. General
Federation of Women's Clubs, in the
church Wednesday evening. There
will be an illustrated lecture on Com
munism in Russia, Its Influence in
America" by Prof. Oscar Autrett, in
ternational lecturer, and Russian song
concert by native Russian choir Fri
day at pm. in the James B. Lambie
Fellowship Hall.
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Calvary Church.

DR.. c. NJ. O'Guin of Kansas City Is
conducting special meetings at the
church, 1911 H street. every night.
This is the first revival at this church
since its organizing few months ago.
The meetings will continue every night
for two weeks. The public IS invited.
Rev. Ben Hardin is pastor
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TOPIC is ANNOUNCED

Rev. Robert M Skinner will preach
tomorrow at Georgetown Presbyterian
Church Gu "Life's Highest Quest"
The adult discussion group will meet
at 8 pm. with Miss Lucy Allen, 3532
S street. who will lead a discussion of
the topic Christian Charity as a
Practical Ideal"
The midweek prayer service will be
held in CiSsel Chapel Rev. Mr. Skin
ner preaching on The Dynamic of
the Cross" Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1935-03-16

The new conference year will be-
gin at Albright Memorial Church
tomorrow. At the session of the
Central Pennsylvania Conference.
which closed last Monday, Rev.
George E. Schnabel. the minister,
was returned for another year by
Bishop John F. Stamm Of Harris
burg, Pa.
At IL o'clock the sermon theme
will be The Christian Life, an In
vestment." and at night THE New
est Thing in Religion" The COM
mittees for the Holy week services
will meet for organization and pre-
liminary work.
On Thursday evening at 6:l5
O'Clock a congregational dinner will
be held. Following the dinner the
every-m member visitation will be
launched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Barnes will
be presented in a concert in the
auditorium Saturday evening. Mr..
Barnes is the director of music at
Albright Church, while Mrs. Barnes
is a well-knoWn soloist of the city.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
HONOR FOR NEWCOMERS
Ninth Street Christian Group to
Be Recognized at Services.

More than 40 new members who
came into the Ninth Street Christian
Church during the past two weeks of
evangelism will be recognized as they
sit together at services Sunday morn
ing. The pastor, Rev. Clifford H.
Jope, will use as his sermon theme
The Christian Race"
There will be baptism during the
evening evangelistic service at 7:45
o'clock and the sermon, Safe On the
Rock of Ages" will be illustrated with
lantern slides.
Capt. Clarence Dalrymple will be
the leader Thursday evening of the
church night program. Dinner will
be served at $50 o'clock. Capt. Rhoda
j. Milliken, head of the Women's
Bureau of the Metropolitan Police,
will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
Bethany Baptist.

The pastor will speak tomorrow
morning On Christian Stewardship
and in the evening on Introducing
Others to Christ" The young people
will take Tart in the service.
Senator NJ NJ. Logan of Kentucky
will teach the Stevenson Bible Class.
The Amoma Glass will hear Perry
Stevenson. Midweek prayer service
Thursday evening. Mrs. Lineback will
be the speaker,
Evening star., 1935-03-16

MISS MAhf MUUKE,
Secretary in the young peoples de-
partment of the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions, who will be
the honor guest at the annual din
ner of the Presbyterian Young Peo-
Piles League next Wednesday at the
Metropolitan Church. She will
speak on Christian Youth Surveys
the World"
Miss Ruth Burslem, president,
will be toastmistress. Arrange
ments and reservations are being
made by David Hayward, 1856
Park place.
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Late Model Specials
AZ Autos for Sale

AdUe NOuol OpcCldlO
1885 DeSoto Airflow Sedan S745
1885 Ford Deluxe 5-window
coupe 4S0
1884 Stude. Pres. Regal Coupe. sos
1884 ODDS Tour. Cpe., Spas,
built-in trunk, radio go. 645
1884 Auburn 950Y Custom
Sedan, like new ......... $50
1888 Auburn u salon Deluxe
Sedan, very sporty ..... sos
1888 Buick 1891 Sedan, wire
wheels, trunk .......... Cos
1892 Packard 900 Light Coupe
Roadster, beauty ....... 745
1892 Packard Light Sedan 81. 645
1882 Chrysler Deluxe 8 Sedan. 495
Many other 1929-3O and 81 cars. All
makes and models.
No Better Values in Indianapolis.
The Citizens Motor Car Co.
81 Years With Packard
1911 N. Illinois. Open Ewes. and Sundays
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COON HOUND fo- sale or trade. Reason
able. 329 n. Belle vieu-pl.
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Heatrola sold right away to a Times
reader
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NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS OF ST
JOSEPH SCHOOL TOWNSHIP, ALLEN
rOTTNTv TNDTANA

Y.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
e9saS H T Pc feee Of g. joseph school
4Eesh l6pesta Aen at q bg hoi na a The
Roads. r. R. No. 8. Fort WAYNE, Indiana.
sah 1885, H5s5sf for the purchase Of
94) bonds of the aggregate amount OF
Forty-six THOUSAND Seven 4 HUNDRED d. ana n
joseph School Township. Allen County, In
diana. One of said bonds to Be OF tne pa pa
value of Two Hundred and Fifty lS22o,O9l
to be of the par value of Five Hundred
S500.00l Dollars each, and ali OF SAD
bonds to be dated December l, 1889. BID
name the rate of interest which the bonds
will bear. not exceeding -Four t4fo) per
sent per such nefeS Of rae one m1 sr
cent. and not more than one interest rate
shall be named by each bi<der Saio
der who has submitted his bid in units
herewith The highest bidder will be one
who offers the lowest net interest cost to
terest on all of the bonds to maturity and
deducting therefrom TIE premium bid. II
any. Accrued interest on the oonos VIII
Fist installment of interest for period
Of Of ss6 b and sb ba Be payabe jay H
1885. and shall be payable semi annually
on the 18th day of July ana January OF
each year until bonds are paid.
One bond of $4,000 and six bonds Of
$4,000 each shall become due ard payable
dreed $500 ,0o) Dollar bonds shall be pay
able Jan. IS and July 18th of each year
until Fortv-two thousand two hundred
fffty (s42,25c OOl Dollars of said bonds have
been maid On July Is. 1919 Four of said
bonds shall be due and payable January
IS 1850. and five Of said bonds shall be due
and pavabls July Is. 1850. Bonds, prin-
cir int PeO-
pies State Bank. New Haven. Alien County.
said bonds are issued. for the construc;;
ton ana equipment of a consolidated
school in St. Joseph School Township
Allen County Indiana, in pursuance to
Section 65-3l3. Burns Annotated Indiana
Statutes Revision of 1898, and all acts
supplementary and amendatory thereto.
and in pursuance to Resolution OF the
passed at a Special meeting Of said Board
On August IS. 1885 authorizing the Trus-
hundred and fifty $40. 10000, Dollars, for
the purpose set forth and to issue and
sell bonds for said purpose. Each bid must
be for all OF said bonds. said BONDS VIII
be sold to the highest and best bidder for
cash and for not less than par value. The
right TO reject any and all BIDS is reserved
further upon the condition that the Public
Works Administration OF the United States
grants to St. Joseph School Township a
sum equivalent to forty-fve t45T,l per
cent of the cost Of the construction OF
said consolidated school.
The accepted purchaser or purchasers OF
| said bonds shall pay for the same on or
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LIV z S T 0 OK
Al Pets. Poultry, Livestock

SPECIAL NOTICE

Stockholders annual meeting of the
ton Of officers and general business will
be held at the office of Kingan & Co., In
dianapolis Friday. November is, at 1000
A. M. a. NJ. Movie SecretarY.
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- Rooms with Board
q unfinished Apartments

$3o-NEW JERSEY, N. 1907 Beautiful ef
hciency apartment; Frigidaire; rugs;
utilities furnished
HUGGLER 10th and Broadway: . and 4
rms, redecoratcd; all utilities; good heat.
PARK AV-Attractivc front efficiency
apartment: steam heat; refrigeration,
UNI les. RI-2251.
GENEI2 ms
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LEGAL NOTICES

before the date Of the bonds and upon pay
ment therefore. said bonds shall be de-
thereof
Proposals must be Endorsed Bid for
School Purpose Bonds of ST. Joseph Schoo.
Township. Allen County, Indiana" anC
shall be accompanied by certified check
PAYABLE to the Trustee Of said TOWNSHIP
OF five per cent l5fsl Of the par value OF
said bonds bid for The amount of SAID
check to be retained by said trustee II
said bidder or bidders shall not carry GU,
the proposals made.
THEODORE A. l.. GOEGLEIN.
Trustee of St. Joseph School Township
and St. Joseph Township. Allen County. Ind
William Fruechtenicht,
Attorney for Trustee
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modern
0's'NNeO aA4 Slim -eH
az house RICH
ad n The
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43 Trucks. Trailers, Tractors
USED TRUCKS

Reconditioned and ref1nished in our
own shop by our own factory trained
mechanics. Not merely tuned Up and
sold but honestly rebuilt with genuine
parts.
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GERMAN girl over Is: general housework;
family Of 2. stay nights. Phone LI-e507.
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For Lowest Cost Want Ads
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Sold the dog with no delay to a Times
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GOOD Heatrola; will heat rooms; will
sell cheap. s25 Woodlawn-av
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ella ssifica tons

Class /, Shall comprise books, circulars
and all books and pamphlet work to be
printed on book or pamphlet paper, or
on rag paper. as hereinafter provided, and
the folding. stitching. covering and bind
ing of the same, except House and Senate
calendars and similar supplies that may be
required for the General Assembly. This
class shall also comprise State election
ballots and poster sample ballots and 9TH
er election supplies furnished by the State.
For the purpose of securing a limited num-
Der of copies Of the laws and journals of
the General Assembly. the Governors year
book. the Indiana historical COLLECTIONS the
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FIN a N C lAl
81 Auto Loans

AUTO LOANS
20 Months TO Paw
Loans Paid or Extra Cash Advanced
USED CAR LOAN 60.
3t2 N Illinois LI-l5sl Lr-asnO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17

Printed and plain washable
crepes, in lengths from 2 to Z
yards: suitable for dainty I'M
dergarments, pajamas and other
uses. A very special value Of
the price.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Highights Of An Auto Tour

Continued from page y
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STUFF
See Paul Moody for wood. So

See Paul Moody for wood Soft
l. J. Peterson of Troy was transact
ing business in Libby yesterday
Mrs v. W. Weller is enjoying visit
from Mrs. Robert Greig and daughter
Frances of Spokane.
Miss Mildred Buck is now employed
ID stenographic work in the national
unemployment office in Libby.
L. G. Klenck received a wire yes
terday telling of the birth on the 18th
Of an 81 pound son to their son and
his wife in Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Klenck.
Frank Kelliher and family of Bend
Or, arrived during the week 10 visit
with friends and relatives, being guests
at the Harold Miller home. Mrs.
Kelliher is sister of Mrs. Minnie
Walker.
Miss Jeanne Barkee entertained a
few young lady friends at luncheon
Saturday afternoon at 100 o'clock hon
oring Miss Norma Dickin, who was
spending vacation here from her
studies in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upham returned
last week from a vacation trip spent
in Great Falls and elsewhere While in
Great Falls attending the Northern
Montana fair Mr. Upham had his
pocket picked by one of the light-fin-
gered gentry, being relieved of $50.
Rev. H. b. Pitcher of Minneapolis,
MINI, will be the guest preacher in
the Methodist church next Sunday,
Aug. 49, The subject of his sermon will
be. Swimming the Kootenai" Mr.
Pitcher, who is pastor of the Richfield
Community Baptist church Of Mime
apolis, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Pitcher of Libby His son
Howard accompanied him on this visit
Prof. A. L. Dean and AL Williams
of Troy were in Libby Tuesday con-
ferring with Relief Administrator
Church regarding work project they
wish to have done on the Troy school
grounds. They desire a concrete retain
ing wall built and other work done
about the school yard Mr.. Church says
that no project had been planned Tor
this work and that if any work is done
there it will have to be later in the
fall as no men are now available sor
relief work
A deal was closed during the past
week whereby M. G. Skinner disposed
Of his home in Glenwood Homes acre
age west Of the city to S. E. Sinter Of
Libby and will make his home on the
place and plans to develop it con-
siderably. The tract comprises three
acres. Mr.. Sinter is retired railroad
engineer having been in the employ
of the Southern Pacific for 40 years
Mr.. Skinner is moving into the city
and will occupy the former Hewitt
place.
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Quick Relief for
"Old Rheumatics'
Olympia Man Praises Former Army
Doctors Prescription.

i have been sufferer from Arth-
ritis and stomach trouble and spent one
month in hospital III California
Afterwards | came TO Washington
where | have had spell after spell Of
my old rheumatics." says " c. Ken
yon Of Olympia, Washington
i tried several brands of medicine
with still no relief; was in such misery
A druggist told me about Williams r.
u. X. Compound and Williams S. l.. X.
Formula. ! still say thanks to Williams
r. U. x. Compound for giving relief,
and use Williams S. l. K. Formula
to help carry off the posons that have
overtaxed my system during my long
ailment'
Williams R. u X. Compound is a
former army doctors prescription for
relief of muscular rheumatic pain,
rheumatic fever, and equity conditions.
Williams S. l.. K Formula tones I'D
the stomach, flushes the kidneys, and
helps eliminate poisons which other
wise might clog the system and cause
many serious illnesses. Ask the Welch
Drug Store today for Williams S. L. K.
Formula and Williams r. u x. Com
pound. The first bottle must satisfy or
YOUR money back.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.
TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF
HERBERT GOLD MINES, INC.

You are hereby notified and given
notice that Special Meeting OF the
Herbert Gold Mines, Inc, has been
duly and regularly called by the Board
of Directors, to be held and will be
held and had at the office of the Presi-
dent, No 904 California Avenue, in the
City Of Libby, Montana on the 9th day
Of September, 1885.
Said Special Meeting is called for the
purpose of considering the proposition
Of increasing the capital stock of the
company from $4,000 to an amount not
exceeding 100000, leaving all of said
increase in the capital stock in the
treasuary of the company, to be sold
for the purpose of securing funds with
which to purchase and erect a mill,
treating plant and other purposes nee
essary for the extraction of gold, silver
and other metals and minerals from
the ores Of the mines owned by the
company, on Prospect Creek, Lincoln
County, Montana
By order,
WILLIAM HERBERT President
M. r. JOHNSON. Asst Secretary.
ag8-29-4t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-15

D F Fewkes, Troy merchant, is a
business visitor in the city today.
Kenneth Mortenson had tonsiIs re-
moved last Saturday, at the Libby hos
pital.
House for Sale; rooms with or
without furniture, cheap laos Utah
avenue. 9-10-11
Tom Hugill has obtained the con-
tract for the hauling of all sand and
gravel for the new court house
All the bids submitted for the new
Lincoln county court house will be
found on page two of this issue.
Architect Fred Brinkman Of Kalis-
pell has appointed M. K Kedzie as
building inspector during the construc-
ton of the new court house in Libby
Miss Ruby Carlton of Newark, N. j.,
is in the city guest Of her sister, Mrs
| Lou Joughin Miss Carlton came
through by auto She will visit here
until about September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Staudacher of
Standpoint, Ida, are the proud parents
of son born at the Sacred Heart hos
pital in Spokane on August 49, Mr..
Staudacher was, formerly resident of
Libby.
Mrs. Otto Griep arrived home Tues
day from months visit with sister
in Port Orchard, Wash. She was accom-
panied to Libby by the sister, Mrs r.
A. Mullenix, who will visit here with
her two sisters, Mrs. Griep and Mrs.
Hans Westman and with her aged
mother 1t has been II years since Mrs.
Mullenix visited in Libby.
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For Dry Tamarack or Fir Wood
call 104-R. 46-t
E. EsAJaqueth left Wednesday after
noon for Great Falls to attend meet
ing of Chevrolet dealers.
HedhHEe= Great Falls WAS q
guest during the past week at the nome
of Senator and Mrs. F. E. Baker.
Miss Olive Arnold and mother drove
up from their cabin at Savage lake
Tuesday on a shopping visit 10 Libby
During Me past week a deal was
I closed whereby E. w. Oylear took over
Joe Sheffield's interests in the Libby
Motor garage.
Chas. j. Martin, Jr., is the proud
owner Of new Ford Va coupe which
he purchased August II from the
Standard Motors.
Range, heater and cooking utensils
for sale-103 Larch Street at Montana.
1t
E. w. Jones and son Donald. with
John Bonebright, Of Lehman, Mont,
were visiting over Sueaay and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ira c. Miller. also
with other friends and relatives. They
were enroute by motorcycle to Seattle
taking in all the big dam projects on
the way. Later they will go down The
coast to San Diego, Calf, to take in
the fair there before returning home
They were much impressed with he
beautiful scenery Of this~section.
Miss Lulu Schlicklm of Saginaw.
Mich, has been the guest of The Misses
Grandiean and Mrs. A. c. Herbst over
the last weekend. During her stay
here, the Misses Grandjean and Mrs
Herbst took her on a trip through
Glacier national park and visited he
Octave Form family at Trego, Mrs.
Forth having been a schoolmate Of
Miss Slickum's father. On Monday The
Misses Grandjean and Mrs. IIerbst took
Miss Schlickum to Standpoint where
she took bus to return to her home.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Ida v Wilson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the Administrative of the estate
of Ida " Wilson, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within fourteen months after the first
publication of this notice to the said
administratriy at Libby, in the County
of Lincoln, State of Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate
ANITA HARRIS,
Administrative of the Estate of said
Deceased
Dated at Libby, Montana. this 3rd
day of August, 1885
NJ D. ROWLAND,
Attorney for Petitioner. ag8-29-4