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BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.

a5o-what would YOU expect to see
down shack on an unpaved street in poor
neighborhooo? If so. you will be pleas
antly disappointed when you find about
three blocks from the 14th st. trolley
neat, COW little white bungalow of four
rooms and bath. on paved street. in
pleasant neighborhood. The rooms are
not large. but well arranged. with living
and dining looms across the front The
bed room has ample room for a complete
bed room set. The bath room is better
than in many higher-priced homes. and
any woman would enjoy preparing a meal
in this dainty kitchen. Beautiful oak
floors have been kept in splendid condition.
The lot, with its lovely flowers and shrub
berry, is 45x150. This house must be sold
soon II sold at this price.
"a. 750-A small cash payment and
about $50 a month will make this coy
gray shingled bungalow YOUR home. The
five rooms and finished sleeping porch
are .sll well arranged. The living room
has q pretty open fireplace. There are
OAK noorS throughout and good foored
attic. There is also garage. If You
desire this house will be redecorated like
I have other houses. new and old br
live in our beautiful Takoma Park and
Let me help you choose your home.
MAUDE H
213 CEDAR AVE.
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SALE--SuRuRRAN.

MoDERATE-PRIcED HOMES
Room and Bath Bungalow
Elec., Garage-S2.750.
BERWYN-.5-Room and Bath Bungalow.
v~ ,IHssn Elss GarassRssgoo; pS3n nd Rat,
NAS Bunsafows Hox.RH 2lee' On Cement ROAD. '"
EAST Room ard Bath
Bungalow Elec. Arcola Heater-S3.25
@. P. BICKFORD. Owner. Berwyn. Nd.
Phone Berwyn As. Residence. BerWyn "a.
NEW HOME WITH u ACRE--S7, $50.
In HIGHLAND PARK, 20 minutes from
downtown, a new nve-room brick troom up
tion. Many special features. Monthiy
payments like rent in this better-built
home
SIX ROOMS. ONE BATH--s6.35o..
toned. spacious lot: Is minutes out. in
Arlington County.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. VA.
Lovely six-room. Old English style orlck.
15-foot lot. step-down paneled living room.
Can be financed with 20-year loan. pay
ments of SS5 per month.
w s HOGE. JR.. REALTOR,
1927 X st. NV. District 6563.
Evenings and Sunday.
At, INTERSECTION OF NEW BLVD. 4
toric Windsor Arms. 3 acres eround. large
trees spacious dancing pavilion. 2. dining
rooms. . living rooms. baths and lava
tories. bed rooms. large up-to-date
kitchen. ?-room cottage. 12-car heated
garage. fish pond. etc. At sacrifice price.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WaNIED HI DO DO1-nOOoEo.
DIRECT FROM oWNsRIBRIcK: MOD
Must be bargain. s25 F st. ne. Phone
HOUSE wANTED-FIvE. SIX ROOMS.
portation Govt. employe; have S100 cash
and S25 month. What have you? Address
Box 2l4-D. Star office.
SMALL. CLEAR HOUSE. WHITE OR
eleassn ioT Trusa eaas $s4o6 cal ADAMS 47ss
ROW OR DETACHED. Will PAY CASH;
Whst have you priced under $4,000?
HAVE WAsHNGToS p4sn.1E, HoME VIII ES ESx
4, Rosslyn. Va.
HERE'S WHAT I WANT
HAVE YOU GOT IT?
II so. get in touch with me Immediately.
I'LL BUY FOR CASH
LoTSpreferably in NV, but will con.
slider ne. The location must be right
eaa 2rss FRSM Ssh 800 .fas snaash
AND ANOTHER THING
have over a hundred bona tide, active
clients; who want homsSrSMALLs IS l.dIs HOMES n.ss
something they can care, for and pay for:
I have a number of white friends that
are ready to buy now and also l have a
are Just waiting for me to show them
""N' in WASHINGTON
there are hundreds Of people who own own
care % s Sm nor Now am on
| a man, not q superman. I can't sell your
property at Just any old price, but If you
can convince me. however, that you have
then mi can stii sell it if Can can show it Without
any strings tied to the proposition"-
and give you quick action. I prefer
VACANT PROPERTIES
to use any subterfuse Whatever to show.
SoMETHfNG TO SELL. I am selling
homes and can sell yours if you are
really TeaSs sytos to sell at IR1 tie right price
WANTED-YES, BAD!
want at least 25 houses right now in
th ss Il suburbs iha SER be sed 4MB to
TIOUS PEOPLE. with good Jobs and peo-
pie who will meet monthly payments
promptly.
BUT LISTEN
You have got to offer me somsthins that that
MONEY or will not under any circum-
| stances reconmend it to my, customers.
payments the .better-northwest-no
Deanwood-preferred. but anywhere
| value is what must have Contact me
now-by letter-you'll be surer to eet me
% 5sSS Tn phosTE sgsE dRYH9 dWn TaER uR
OWN HOMES See. phone or writs.
L. L. JOHNSON
~ n. 2. Ays. NJ. National o6eo.
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5GII 18th st. NV.
Detached home. rooms and recep-
ton hall h.-wh. cleo. bath; recrea-
tion room: garge; lot. 35x1O0. Priced
to sell.
In Brentwood.
semi mi-detached house Of : rooms and
bath. h.-w.h.. elec. $3.50.
1911. n. Capitol ST.
Bay-window brick 9 rooms. h. h.
elec;, laundry trays. Priced right Tor
quick sale
rooms. reception hall, h.-w.h.. cleo.
laundry trays deep yard. garage.
Priced right for quick sale.
Near st. GabriePs Church.
This fine home, 8 rooms: h:-wh.;
cleo. bath. laundry trays: front and
Price. $500 Terms.
Near 5th and H SITS. NE.
Bay-window brick. rooms, h.-wh h,
cleo, bath. laundry trays in cellar. rear
porches; 2-car garage. Priced to sell.
Terms arranged.
A brick Groom and bath house.
h.-wh., elec Price. $3.50, $3.50 cash
and S47 80 per month.
Silver Spring. Md.
Bunsalow. large lot, : rooms: :r. n
s75o sisf ess 9asn Rrss ike rens
Near 9Th and SITS. NV.
LARGE lot. brick. 3 rooms. rents for
$3.50. Will sell for $3.50 cash.
DA:HUMPHRIE&
Il E A L T o r J
sos N. Cap. st. Nat. 673.-s'33-Os1s.
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SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE

Lot 100 #. front. imposing corner
lavatory oil burner elec. refrigera., built
in garage. Price. Sl7.5o0. Near coun-
try club
l.. T. GRAVATTE
30 18th St. REALTOR. National 0153
Evening Phone Georgia 1900.
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SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY

SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
g APARTMENTS. 2-cAR GARAGE. DOWN
Eown eDt nS I0eaon tbnr recently zee c0nverfed excel
NJ. TOXINS. ais woodward Bldg.
Phone Metropolitan 1900.
PICK -UPS-SMALL HOTEL DOWNTOWN
LaTge mep b0mEs house Mass S aEe apart
sizes. DYER J TAYLOR. INC. $40
IL ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE. ON Sth
Q rooms and bath house. hot-water heat.
on Bird st. II ". near Eve. renting for $40.
awe nS SorPer penne fGrf for oer Of anS Ms
Eye st. NV Natl :I67a
STORE AND 5-ROOM APARTMENT IN
100 block 18th St. NV; 5000 less than
assessed value. Private home s rooms
baths @ ssrase. poTches; & on M the 100 20 bloeS 6%d
See hoNSSf oWSER da5 PftSf sth if5S nw tnah
PRICE, $3.50. RENTED. S32. so.
An improved brick dwelling in good
ela5 Pa. GHtT Ave. NV l. N0FFIS Wss. o475.
2-FAMILY FLAT. CLOSE TO DOWN
town. and 5 rooms. bath, separate hot
water heat. electricity. Rented TO white
sosn has been placed. Price. Sc. 500. r''O'l-
STORE AND THREE APARTMENTS
Not far from Capitol Building. 3 separate
AICOId hiu
very modern Rented dow for 50 900 per
annum. Will show 1910 net on price OF
$4,000. Terms
APARTMENT BUILDING near Dupont
Circle-lU apartments of 3 rooms and bath
each. Electric refrigeration, lot 42X115 10
alley. Rented to white tenants for So,
$50 Can buy equity for $4,000 subject
TO building loan first trust.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Metropolitan cs@1.
4-FAMILY FLAT. GOOD NV; 1OO',
rented 81 $50 year. Price. SI2 $50. New
~
The best kind OF rental property for in
vestment. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. / Thomas
Circle. Natl. 6229, Sunday Cleve. 0147-
WELL-LOCATED STORE WITH APTS.
Rented to one tenant on 5-yr. lease at
81 900 per yr Tenant makes all interior
repairs and is doing a good business. Price.
S15,150.
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
National 1859 3l3 Woodward Bldg.
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COLORED.
1861 IRVING ST. NV.

OPEN oPEN sAnNI5aRYAfa sHNpaYl > TO % s P,M:
See this desirable Groom. o-bath home.
II is modern and in new-house condition.
The price is very low. terms can be
arransed Come out either day and see
this bargain.
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
12r4 Park I'd Phone Columbia 0s3s.
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New 5-room semi-bungalow hardwood
floors OAK staircase fireplace, cellar.
porches. cleo. gas. ami. Lot 5Ox12O.
Price, $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL HOME
10 rooms, sun room spacious porches,
fireplace scar built-in garage: cellar.
ami. lawns shade. fruits lily pool
chicken house Lot 13OXl50 fenced. Re
duced $500 for quick sale to $4,000
Drive out Baltimore Boulevard to trafhc
light. Riverdale. Nd. right on Madison
ave. to Columbia ave. left to property
Owner, sos Lincoln Ave-,
Riverdale, Md.
Phone Hyattsville 251.
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SALE OR RENT-SURTJRRAN
1885 Wilson Blvd.
1 Mile West Clarendon Monument.
Phone Clarendon 2Ol2.

SALE OR RENT II-ACRE FARM. Pleas
ant. shaded cottage. lights. running water
Maryland. Is miles from White House
reasonable. Address Box 153-D. Star
once. 96'
KENSINGTON, MD-FOR SALE OR
rent. q-room house, modern improve
merts: large grounds facing on . streets.
flowers and fruit trees; a bargain for
home or investment. Call Kensington
24S-J
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w I1IAI O1
Your banker has! 4 and family apart
ments. Build with the money your banker
is loanine 10 others who get the returns
j. FRANK TILLER
Phone Cleveland 141a.
INVESTMENT BARGAINS!
APARTMENT HOUSE. excellent location.
90 units. First trust. S35 600; Sl2. 500
cash required. WE HAVE several choice
business properties. well located: attrac-
lively priced. showing a very good and
safe income SHAPIRO. 1920 K st. NV.
National S94a.
SEE OUR AID UNDER FARMS
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
ESTABLISHED 1885.
PHONE FALLS CHURCH VA, 80.
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SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
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yJUU CASH.
rAsY MONTHLY TERMS.

$500 CASh
EASY MONTHLY TERMS.
5:room Dgngal9Tii open t,replaee
ssraee; near schools. cars. bus; ideal
home $4,000: $500 cash: $40 month:
redi,ced price and monthly terms for large
rssh payment. AZ Garfield ave. Hyatts-
vile. Open. or phone owner. GREENWOOD
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
AZ acres of land. 11-room mouse with
basement. hot-water heat. gas light. barn.
Chicken house and other outblGes., very
about miles from Rockville; and ,.i,e the
Farm. Price reasonable. INQUIRE J. B.
LoFTUs 5d d5d4 u Kingman Pi KfNi; Inc Ph9as fSas
You st. NV. Phone Decatur 0536. 2s-
AT PRESENT MARKET-$3;s 500.
garsse, 2 biks. from new blvd, Va. estab-
EIevation. in $50 It.: Twins room. 13 IT,. by
2s f. fireplace eopper1scrsensd aad breakfast 1arnst
lot io0xl 20. completely tnclosed. Modest
selection of fruit. shade and everEreens;
pSsmsss. ys iSipsss can Chr. 1907.
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new 1t is so arranged so one may rent
two rooms as apartment. This little
bungalow house is situated on beautiful
lot 5Ox2O0. with lovely shade trees and
fine garden space. Paved street; doors
to bus.
S5.o5o-This is a little dream home Of
English design. Beautiful. spacious living
room cozy dinette. two unusually large
bed rooms. modern bath. lovely oak noors:
built-in garage. This is new house. lived
in but a short time and it is beautiful in
its architecture and well constructed.
Two homes Just sold in this neighbor-
hood. You could scarcely find q prettier
home than this at this price.
S9.000-Beautiful brick home OF English
room leading into a spacious living room
Of dignity and charm at the side Of which
is a lovely sun parlor. There Is also a
kitchen with electric refrigeration And on
the second floor are three fine bed rooms
lovely tiled bath with shower. There is
also fine attic and built-in garage. Won
derfuI lot. 50x15O. on paved street. Just
to 1t two weeks sgo.
ok and frame. that invite you to come and
make this your home.
l will also assist you in financing 1t.
LAWRY.
PHONE SHEPHERD 254e.
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1919 1st = AMI 17:4 s. TT
side lot: 1919 Sherman ave. & r. mi;
lQ45 18th & r. garage. business location;
Ia5 You Ii amt 4ads t9I a3i &c O. noSss twStaIm!y M
10Th. Q r. ami; 1851 T, r; ami;
Randolph, east of 18th. r. ami; 18Th.
near T. IA r. ami; Irving, 400 block,
north side r. ami. Fine building lots.
7 p HOLLAND 1901 9TH. North 3d. T..
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MICHIGAN PARK,

4"IH 10Th ST. NE
This beautiful Sunshine Home has Just
been thoroughly renovzed. which makes 1t
even better than a new home and besides
it is priced way below original cost large
rooms. strictly modern bath. porchss
C2 screened: garage: large. well-land-
scaped lot quiet refined community.
Drive out and inspect now. The price is
only SS95O-1Occ cash. balance monthly.
EUGENE H. PHIFER.
North hSn0 Phone Pntnmac 4A01
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COLORED-BEAUTIFU HOME, BROWN
Stone: Q rms, hardwood floors; thoroughly
ami; near 18th and S; your terms.
NnrtIo O-nQ
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S9,450.
SAITT,'S ADDITION,

One of the most delishttul detached
IiVins room. with stone fireplace; dining
room kitchen, three bed rooms and tlled
bath Electric refrieerat1on., OIL burner
5nyi50 beautifully planied. Phone, for
Inspection F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Met
ronolita0 oSH,
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4-BED-ROOM HOME

Inspect This Sunshine Home in Beautiful
Michigan Park.
4314 18th st. ne large rooms tiled
Completely redecorated with new. shades,
KITCHEN cabinet and rsnss ss
paved street and alley. Price. SIS; $50;
terms. EUGENE H. PHIFER. Phone
Nnrth 6Sn0: Decatur 4Sa7-R
Evening star., 1935-05-26

NEARBY VA-MODERN BUNGALOW. 5
rms. and bath, garage. large yard: rental
S55: LESLIE D. MEASELL Clev. 1865
NEAR SILVER SPRING. MD-6 ROOMS.
plenty of sround. all modern conveniences,
ID minutes to downtown WASHINGTON. on
highway: double garage; $50 per month.
Call Emerson 2QoO
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TOURIST HOUSE AND STORE. WITH l
acre ground at intersection of , main
highways to Washington. IL mi. from
District line. See our suburban list. VIM.
F. CARLIN. Sl15 Georgia ave-. Silver
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SOB ALLISON ST. NV.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
Owner and Builder.
nOA IAth CT N w

Send for Descriptive Booklet.
RED-THREE-FAMILY APT. TWO s
rooms and bath and one rooms and bath
modern Owner must sell at saCriflce 70
highest offer below So. 700. L. H. THADEN.
Cleveland $40. 20
ton in perfect condition. real home
at a great bargain. Let us show you
this home Immediately.
Evening star., 1935-05-26

COIOREp-NEAR 3rd AND -R-6 RMS.
h W h. elec newly decorated throughout.
Immediate possession Price, S5@o0.
Terms Phone Decatur 1850.
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Beautiful and desirable new brick home,
Arlington County. Va. Priced $3.50 up;
build to suit Call Walnut ssO5. See.
write FRED A. COSNELL: realtor, corner
Glebe rd. and Mem. dr., Clarendon, Va.
$4,5O0-TO SETTLE ESTATE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE: AVE. NEAR PA. AVE;
Govt d, depts. 1i This ISIS IS a BARGAfN. u
CHAS. L. NORRIS.
2135 Pa. Ave. NV West O415.
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2-FAMILY FLAT. CLOSE TO DOWN
town. and 5 rooms. bath, separate hot
water heat. electricity. Rented TO white
tenants for $3.50 per year. S5 900 building
loan has been placed. Price. $1,000,
STORE APARTAAENTS-
Evening star., 1935-05-26

Not far from Capitol Building. 3 separate
Arcola heating plants Reconditioned and
very modern. Rented dow for 50 900 per
annum. Will show 1910 net on price OF
SI6 uuO
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WAKE UP!!

ational 36Sa. ala Woodward Bldg.
The Western news., 1935-05-16
MRS. ID. @. MOUNT ELECTED
PRESIDENT WOMANS' CLUB

The Libby Womans Club held its
regular meeting at the club rooms
Tuesday, May a. Mrs. Harold Miller
president, presiding at the business
meeting. Mrs Mount was elected presi-
dent for the coming year and Mrs
Smithberger, first vice president Mrs
Krall and Mrs. Farris sang two very
pleasing solo selections after which Rev
Crater had charge of the program for
the afternoon.
Mrs. E. M. hampton gave a very in
teresting talk on the Brownie organiza-
ton. The Camp Fire Girls were rep
resented by two groups Miss Judith
johnson and Miss June Miller repre-
sented Mrs. E. D. Madden's group and
gave talk on their work and dress
Mrs NordstroHs group sang one oi
their Grill Scout songs
Mr.. DeSonia gave splendid talk or
Boy Scout work and the Scouts pres
ent gave their part of the program by
demonstrating the Scott work This
was very interesting program, show
ing what our young folks are doing ir
Libby.
The Western news., 1935-05-16
Rural School Meet
Held At Eureka

The Lincoln county rural schools
field meet and mental tests were held
at Eureka May 10 and IL. First, second
and third places were won by contest
ants IN the order in which their names
appear. Over 200 children attended and
took part, II schools participating.
Mental Events.
Stage productions, two entries-Pink-
ham, Warland.
Art exhibits-Warlan Mr.. Anderson.
Tobacco, Mr.. Gasahl; Edna Creek.
Mr.. Schagel.
Musical stage productions, six entries
Tobacco, Glen Lake, Rexford.
Reading, grade one, seven entries, per-
feet score 30-Lois Papean, Warland-
score %; Rosemary Winslow. Cuffe.
score 28; Stanley Cole, Fortin, score
26.
Reading, grade two, eight entries, per-
feet score 30-Jean Whitmarsh, Shell
don, James D. West, Glen Lake, Mar
lorie Yoppe, Fortine, tied for first,
score 80.
Reading, grade three, seven entries.
perfect score 44-Helen M. Frost.
score 50; Marjorie Cole, Fortine, score
81; Lois Pluid, Iowa Flats, score 36.
Reading, grade four, IL entries, per-
feet score 44-Tracy Winslow, Cuffe
/ school, score 81; Beatrice Birmingham,
Tooley Lake, score "a; Lulu Work.
man, Pinkham, score 33.
Spelling, grade five-Jimmy Pomeroy,
Trego; Lima Erickson, Fortine; Elsie
Butts, Tooley Lake.
Spelling grade six-Doyothy Walters,
Gateway; Margaret Swanson, Stryk-
er; Jack Jones, Edna Creek.
Spelling, grade seven-Mary Hurst.
Rexford; Edmund Franco, Warland; !;
Inex Cole, Fortine.
Spelling, grade eight--Roberta Graham,
Ural; Fac Cole, Fortine; Fred King.
Black Lake.
Arithmetic, grade one, seven entries
Robert Mckenzie, Fortine; Rosemary
Winslow, Cuffee School, Lois Nepan.
Warland.
Arithmetic, grade two, ten entries-Phit
McVey, Gateway; Jean Whitmarsh.
Sheldon; Frank Smalz, Warland.
Arithmetic, grade three, eight entries
Helen M. Frost, Glen Lake; Myrtle
Shenefelt, Sheldon. Gloria Kline,
Fortine and Lois Pluid, Iowa Flats
tied for third.
Arithmetic, grade four, eight entries
Lulu Workman, Pinkham. Tracy
Winslow, Cufe School; Ellen King,
Black Lake.
Arithmetic, grade five. seven entries
Jimmy Pomeroy, Trego, Lenore
Powell Rexford; Sherman Dionne,
! Iowa Flats.
Arithmetic, grade six, II entries AJack
Jones, Edna Creek; Alice Combs,
Pinkham, and Roland Powell, Rex
ford tied for second
Arithmetic, grade seven, ten entries
| George Carr, Pinkham; Alvena
| Dionne, Iowa Flats; Robert Wood
| ward, Warland y
Arithmetic, grade eight. eight entries
Continued on page 2.)
The Western news., 1935-05-16
LIBBY ROD AND GUN CLUB
TO HOLD ANNUAL FISH FRY

J. X. Dwinnelle, newRy elected presi-
dent of the Libby Rod and Gun club,
announces that the club will hold their
annual fish feed Tuesday evening. May
Is, at the Odd Fellows hall
Jim Christie has been appointed
chairman of the get the fish commit
tee" and he requests that all sports
men arrange to turn in their fish to
the Pioneer Meat Market where they
will be kept until the evening of the
dinner
Jim asks the sportsmen to let him
know the number Of fish they turn in
SO that there will be enough to feed
the crowd.
Bill Kemp, champion fish eater Of
Montana, will be on hand to defend his
crown Tom Brindley states that Bill is
piker when it comes to eating fish
and that after the feast is over, he will
be wearing the crown that Kemp has
kept for the past ten years.
AL Richards, Charley Young and w.
E. Dexter will be in charge of the kit
chen and with those fellows doing the
cooking, the guests are assured of both
quantity and qaulity
Mr. Dwinnelle states that the dinner
will be served at $50 and the conn.,
raittee will be in position to satisfy
the hunger of 200 guests.
The ladies are cordially invited to
attend this dinner and become members
of the club.
The various committees are working
hard to make this dinner an outstand-
ing success.
Jack Carney. state game warden and
Kenneth Mcdonald have been invited
to attend and if their duties permit,
they will both be on hand
A charge Of fifty cents plate will
be made this fee to include a years
membership in the club. The money
taken in will be used to construct pens
for pheasants at the hatchery, the club
having been promised an assortment Of
pheasants for show purposes. With the
completion of the fish specimen ponds
at the hatchery, it will then be possible
for tourists and others interested In
wild life to see the various kinds o1
fish and feathered game that are being
liberated by the state game department
The Western news., 1935-05-16
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION,


The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces the following open
competitive examination:
Mate, (dredge).
Applications must be on file with the
Secretary, Board of u. S. Civil Service
Examiners, u. S. Engineer Department
at Large, Fort Peck, Montana, not later
than June 3, 1885.
This examination is for the purpose
of filling existing and future vacancies
in the Fort Peck ENGINEER District,
with headquarters at Fort Peck, Mont.
Qualified persons are urged to Tile.
Competitors will not be required to
report for examination at any place, but
will be rated on their experience and
fitness.
Full information may be obtained
from the Secretary, Board Of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners, Post Office, this
city. or the Secretary, Board of U. S
Civil Service Examiners, u. S. Engi-
neer Department at Large, Fort Peck
Montana, or the Manager, 18th u. s
Civil eSrvice District, 450 Federal Of
flee Building, Seattle, Wash.
The Western news., 1935-05-16
LIBBY LIONS CLUB TO.
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

AT meeting of the Lions Club, May
18th, plans were completed for the an
nual picnic to be held at Lions Spring
on the Happy's Inn road. All Lions and
Lionesses and their families are invited
to attend
Those who have no means of trans
portation are advised to get in touch
with Jim Christie, who is in charge of
transportation
The club will furnish coffee and
ice cream and the members are expect
ed to bring basket lunches,
A motion was made and carried to
meet the first and second Monday of
the month hereafter. The next regular
meeting will be a joint affair with the
Libby Rod and Gun Club on May 28.
Clyde S. Webb spoke regarding the
salary and support that the Lions
would be able to give to Mr.. Beardsley
in maintaining the school band during
the summer months. President Lion
Krall appointed committee to look
into this matter, consisting of Lions
Dwinnelle, Church and Seims.
Lion Krall then read a letter from
Glen Smith. of Missoula, relative to
the scenic beauty of Kootenai Falls,
notice of which is to be posted with
road marker advising tourists of the
native grandeur SO close at hand The
letter was turned over to the camp site
committee who are to supervise the
building of trail down to the falls.
The president appointed Lions Bill
irlgs, Seims and Joughin on the nom
mating committee for the nomination
Of officers.
Lion Webb reports that work would
be done on the road between Libby and
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