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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-10

John Holman has moved his
family into the J. w. Johnston
home on Custer avenue, between
Second and Third streets, re-
Gently purchased by him from
the Peter Kooi estate. Fred E.
Miller, who had occupied this
property the past dozen years Or
more, has moved into the j. A..
Youst residence at SIS Cheyenne
avenue.
w. H. White, government guide
at the Custer battlefield, has Just
returned from a visit with friends
at Sheridan and Gillette, Wyo.
While at Gillette he found, in the
possession Of a friend a looking
glass he took from the Custer
battlefield nearly. 60 years ago
and lost on the Snake river about
six months later. The husband
of the friend from. whom he
has just recovered it, bought it
from an Indian in Idaho about
Sc years ago. |
New Pianos at Wholesale Price
Manufacturer closing out fine
stock Of new and used pianos.
You can buy a brand new piano at
a saving Of from one to two hun
dred dollars. Marvellous tone and
workmanship, 2 chance to save
Il desired. Post Office Box 315,
Sheridan, Wyo. 50-4t
Mrs: orla Vance recently pur-
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LOCALITEMS

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Guyot were
in town yesterday from Sheridan.
WyO.
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The Ne1ghDOrS OF W0O0ccalC
Thimble club met Wednesday ev-
ening at the home Of Mrs. J.
Russell Vickers, corner Of Custer
avenue and Sixth street, with Mrs.
Vickers and Mrs. Lee b. Terpen-
ing as hostesses. The evening was
pleasantly passed at sewing and
conversation. A delectable lunch
was served, by the hostesses at the
close of the s evening: ..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Vickers ana
family, who have spent the win
ter in Hardin, on Sunday moved
to Custer in order that MI. Wick
ers might be nearer the center of
operations of his talking pic
ture circuit. Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Vickers and infant son, Rob-
ert g., returned to Hardin for a
few days in order that the little
one might receive medical at
tention for an intestinal disorder.
Junior c.. E. will sell candy,
Easter Food Sale: Sat. 1t
In renewing her subscription to
the Tribune-Herald, Mrs.. Helene
2872 Holmes Ave., Apt. IL, MIN
neapolis, MIMI, sends kindest
regards to her friends here. Mrs.
Rosnagle, who until her marriage
to p. J. Rosnagle of down the val
ley. will be remembered as Miss
Helen Jesdahl, since Mr.. Ros-
nagle's death has made her home
with her sister, Miss Fern Jesdahl,
who, holds an executive position
with a machinery company in
Minneapolis, and with their par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesdahl at
their ranch home near Becker,
Minnesota.
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Good used Grain Drill at
f EDER co.
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Remember the Easter Food Sale.
Tomorrow. Gas Office. Cong.
Ladies. 1t
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IVA
day morning for Des Moines.
Iowa, called thither by a wire an
nouncing that his eldest grand
son, Carl Nicholson, aged 80, is
at the point Of death, following a
series of operations for an all
ment from which he has suffered
of and on the past 10 months.
~
The PHO. club met at the
home of Mrs. D. E. Fitzpatrick last
Friday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in sewing. A short
memorial service was held for
MRS. J. R. Campbell, a departed
member of the club. After a
business session a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
M. Scarborough, sister Of MI.
Fitzpatrick, was a guest Of the
club.
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Tomorrow. Easter Food Sale.
Gas Ofhce-Cong: Ladies. 1t
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WANTED-A housekeeper for
family Of two, in country. In
quire Of Mrs. John Thompson,
Hardin, Montana. . 1tp
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FOR RENT, FOR SALE ETC.

FOR RENT-PaSture for 200
head of cattle; plenty of water;
plenty Of feed. Inquire Hardin.
Trfbune-Herald. -.15-2.
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"Wcll, it's too bad he didn't do
his duty. ] was held up for ~
minutes by an old friend of yours.
Though she gave me several hints
wouldn't rise. | didn't want To
drive her to the Waldorf and treat
| her to belated lunch" ~
'You mean Lucille frayers? Oh,
| now / understand" The little
spark of jealousy that had leapcd
in Calls heart as she'd mentioned
Dick that morning she was called
into the showroom, was instantly
extinguished. :aats> u
''How did you guess that?'
ooh, that was easy! | don't
, know man yof your friends, but
Pm quite insulted that you should
call her friend of mine. know
she's not that" Gail declared.
/ Could she have looked ahead she
might have been even more en-
phatic in her declaration.
"Wcll." said Dick. "she's no
! friend of mine either" ,,, /
, :. Il designed frock for her the
other day." Gail told him, and the
memory of her taunts drove the
laughter from Calls voice. &c.,.
"You don't sound very pleased
about it. What did sfe do? Tell
ime, quick, SO | can settle with
her."
! Gail was silent. She knew Dick.
! He wouldn't hesitate to say what
, he thought to Lucille. Still, she
wouldn't be tattle-tale. She was
a business womar now, so, with q
gay laugh, she parted his qaes-
| ton.
you're not keeping anything
; back from me. Hon" -
: "There's nothing to keep back.
! Lucille's going to wear the dress
at some charity affair down on
the Island. Maybe you'll see her
wearing it. think Mrs. Searles
has something to do with this af-
/ fair-whatever it is"
"That doesn't mean I'll be there.
Gail. If Lucillc's on deck you can
bet I'll have another datc--eyen il
it's only to smoke on the Terrace.
Lucille's nothing but blot on the
sun so far as Pm concerned"
Gail laughed but at a day not
so far distant she was to think Of
Dicks words and find a ray OF
comfort in them even though she
wondered if he still meant them.
Laughing and chatting they
drove along. through struggling
villages, past prosperous develop
ments and then between trcc-bor-
dered estates, catching glimpse
here and there of velycty lawns
and chimney tops of magnificent
homes. -.
"Oh, this is lovely" sighed Gail,
sitting forward and resting her
eyes on the young green leaves
and blossoming shrubs.
eyes, and there's home" said
Dick, as the old white house came
into view around bend in the
road. ......
(To be continuedD
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by Jean Seivwrieht

fricndsw
The telephone tinkled.
"That must be Dick now!' Gail
picked up the receiver while Nat
allie rose and looked out of the
window.
Parked in front of the door was
long, slim car that looked as
though it was brand new. Nata-
lies green eyes hardened. Some
people certainly seemed to have
all the luck! No wonder Calls
voice sounded excited as she eX-
claimed, eyes $. yes -. I'll be
down right away" -
: Natalie turned as she heard the
receiver click in it's cradle. Gail
was tucking her red-Gold curls in
side a small, close-fitting, hyacinth
blue straw hat.
81 hate to run away, Natalie.
but l don't like to keep Dick
waiting
ooh, that's all right! He must
be a brave young man to come to
place like this when all that's to
be seen is girls, girls and more
girls! Well, have a good time4"
Natalie opened the door and walk
ed with Gail to the elevator.
When the door clicked behind
her, Natalie returned to her own
room. Maybe it wouldn't be a bad
idea to keep friendly with the
youngster. Apparently she had a
good job, and, with friends like
the Searles, undoubtedly she
would have some good times. A
frown appeared on Natalie's fore
head. She was small town girl
who had come to the city and
made good in a business way, but
she had really no social life.
She went out occasionally with
the girls she worked with, but, as
far rs men were concerned, she
completely lacked their compar-
ionship outside OF business hours.
When she paid brief visits to her
home town, the boys she used to
go with no longer seemed inter-
cstcd in her. She was a success
full business woman. She'd made
good in big way in the metro
polls. ..-
As she stepped into her room
her eyes suddenly filled with
tears. What had all her success
brought her after all? Even the
girls in the clubhouse (most of
whom she ignored, for at heart
Natalie was social climber) were
to be envied for their dates and
good times. ..... 3d.. .a.. .....
At last, with a wisp of aihand-
kerchief, Natalie wiped away her
tears. Maybe, after all it had paid
her to be exclusive. Maybe
through Gail, she might yet step
up the social ladder. She'd make
every effort to cultivate the new
conner. One thing she knew, and
that was New York. She would
make it her business to take the
youngster about bit. Even if the
Searles boy was interested in Gail
it wasn't likely he'd be taking her
out every night. 30
"Hcrc, let me take that" said
Dick Searles, as Gail, dressing
case in hand, stepped from the
elevator.
ooh, it's light as a feather" she
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answered, handing the case to
him. Flows everybody"
"All fine, and, say, Eye sur,
prise for you Dick grlnned
down at the slender girl while they,
ran the gamut of many pairs OF
questioning eyes as they walked
down the. long hall to the door.
"What is it, Dick?" Gail cues
toned as he helped her into the
"Roscmary's coming home next
week"
''oh, grand! l wish it we're to-
night" -,
"And in that case / couldn't
have gotten q word in edgeways,
with YOU two chattering. NO,
stree, I'm going to have you all TO
myself this weekend.
Selfish young MANI Gail ex,
Stained, though gay lights flashed
from her amber eyes. but tell
me more about Rosemary. l
thought she was staying at Mer-
rywood till the first of June to
prepare thesis
"She was, but, believe it or not,
nv young sisters a smart little
giil, and she's finishing it in the
beginning of the week so she can
Get home by Friday. But don't
let's talk any more about her
now" said Dick, as they reached
the Queensborough bridge.
81 guess we mustn't talk about
anything until we get out of this
traffic" Gail declared as another
driver tried to pass them and Just
grazed the fender of Dicks car.
"The fresh guy! There, maybe
you're right. Now that the fine
wcather's here all Manhattan
seems bound to leave it,
Gail watched Dick driye and
marvclcd ut his skill. AS she look
cd ahead it seemed to her that
some of the carS-aS thick on the
bridge as ants in an ant-hill--
must surely crash. But at last
traffic thinned and when they
reached the shore road, Dick
slowed DOWN. He glanced at
Gail, and said, "Now we can
breathe again.
"But Dick, | don't see how you
ever manage TO drive in that mess,
when every ones going at such a
ratcw
"You get accustomed to it,
sweet" His glance was tender as
he turned TO Gail. Flows the JOB
going? ] guess the old dame didn't
swallow you, even if you were a
minute late the other day. ! wait
ed to see" .,
"You did? You're dear" Gail
patted his hand.
"That's right. BE good to me,
for ] deserve it."
ooh, is that so?" Gail drew
away from him.
eyes, ! had a nightmare after
left you"
"Pat Murphy didn't order you
away from Madame's front door,
did hc?"
"Pat Murphy! Never heard Of
the guy. Are you keeping some
thing back from me, woman?"
pats the doorman. stupid!
Stands outside to see that no loaf
ers hang around Madame's eXclu-
sive shop"
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BIC BARGAINS in spades, show

BIC BARGAINS in spades, show
els, pitch forks, hose, mattocks;;
picks, double bit axes, hand
axes hammers, smoothing irons,
rolling pins, wheelbarrows, we'll
wheels. water faucets, water
nine and fittings, rocking chairs,
bureaus, wash stands, tablets,
sideboards, ranges, stoves, re-
frigerators, brace and bits,
SQUARES, saws, and cross cuts,
planes, levels, crutches, wreck
inc bars, cow bells, brides, fruit
lars by the 10O0's. Govan by
der's Seed Store. Phone $50,
Seventh avenue east.
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GIFTS FOR GRADUATES -
Photographs, kodaks, pictures,
books, artists supplies. Come
in for more suggestions. Bar
bcr's Book Shop-Bakcr's Art
Gallery.
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PAINT UP NOW We carry a
complete line of paints. Agents
Du POnt and De Soto Paints.
Let us help you. Estimates
cheerfully furnished. Hender-
sonville Hardware Co., Inc,
Phone 100.
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SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattresses
The worlds best aid to sound,
refreshing sleep; S37 coil
springs. Invest in health, the
priceless possession. 81 weekly,
Brurson Furniture Co.
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are already painting'
repairing and undermining their
homes. We have helped several
pending receipt of adjusted
compensation. Perhaps we can
HELM YOU NOW. Let's talk it
over. Hendersonville Supply &
Coal Company, Builders Sup
niles, Millwork, Coal.
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ASK RANCE CANTRELL or Jake
eagle what they think of Sher-
win-Nilliams paints. They are
spreading this material for +. j.
Anders regularly. Rigby-MOr-
row Co., Fourth avenue east.
Phone 81.
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REAL BARGAINS.
Drop in, look around and get
more for your money at The
Reliable Furniture Company,
opposite courthouse.
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GIFTS FOR
GRADUATES
Timely Suggestions for
Those Seeking Gifts or
Service Ideas for
Graduates

Streamline portable
for only $3.50 is lowest priced
complete typewriter. Easy
monthly payments. Jones and
French, jewelers.. =
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XI

Natalie Preston faced Gail
across the threshold. Il hope you
managed to get along without
your scissors" she said. 81 have
not had a chance to return them
before. Oh y were yo-u going
somcwherc?"
1t was Saturday afternoon and
Calls weekend case, partly
packed, lay open on the couch.
eyes" she answered, "but come
in. I'm only going away for the
weekend, so Pm not taking much.
If YOU don't mind I'll finish my
packing"
"Of course not. Is there any
thing | can do to help?
'No, thanks" Gail tossed some
sheer hose into the case.
"How lucky you are to get away
from New York, now that the
.weather's so nice. Visiting
friCnds?"
eyes, I'm going to Long Island.
You surely don't think I'd be go
ing down to the shore all by my
sclf?"
"Hardly! What train are you
trying to makc?" asked Natalie
"Pm not going by train"
"Your friends are coming for
you in their carr"
Eyes, Dick Searles will be here
any minute.
"Dick Searlesw Natalie repeat
cd. "Not one Of the rich Seai'les
who give so much to charity?"
Gail smiled. well, this is the
only family Of that name which |
know. They have a lovely home
and | know Dicks parents are
very philanthropic."
"Gee, Gail, you certainly know
how to pick the right kind of
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I5-MisceHaneous

GOLD in useless trinkets has
brought owners hundreds OF
dollars. Bring in yours and get
a good cash price. Sherman
Sporting Goods Store.
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NEW LOT LADIES' DRESSES,

NEW LOT LADIES DRESSES,
S1.OO and $1.95; mems and wo-
mems white shoes; mems wash
pants and straw hats. New era
dress and polo shirts. Stepp Il
Walker, East Flat Rock. Phone
13O-W.
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business Services

lSsIpSIiSS.WORTH MATTRESS
w ~ Home of Better
b AMI Sait as FOR spring clean
gNs% 'ehovating. South end
street. Phone 45O-J. =
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I3-Merehandise

YOU'LL FIND JOY in moving
YOUR lawn before breakfast
with an Eclipse, which has only
one simple adjustment and
sharpens itself. Gregg Bros.
Hardware. Phone Z.
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Houses and Real Estate
GREATEST OFFER is mod

p GREATEST OFFER is mod
steamheated house; four
IOOmS, two baths, one bed
F; bath down stairs. Good
|sGing plant, exceptional quail
0; plumbing; double garage.
1ed street, good neighbor-
O. just outside city. Unusual
&SaIn at S3250. Terms like
L. Eruwnlce Insurance &
Patty Comapny.
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ANY ROOMS to rent or Ii ght
housekeeping apartmen S?
Don't let them stand idle until
Won have tried a classified adv.
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GAME BIRDS MATCHED

TOWNSVILLE, Cal. (UP).-.
The state has installed. six new
incubators tc supply the sports
mans demand for game birds.
They turn out pheasants ard part
ridges as fast as mother birds can
Law eggs. The present output is
600 a day. .s
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THE WONDERFULLY comfort
able DR.. w. NJ. Locke shoes for
sale by DR.. H. f. Branstetter.
422 North Main street. Ground
floor. Phone sos.
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WHEN GOOD PAINTERS begin
painting jobs that require good,
dependable paint they for years
have called for Ccrtaintccd
paints. fIendersonvillc Supply
& Coal Company, Millwork,
builders supplies, coal. =
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II COVERS--All models, in.
ping 1886. Large shipment
s received. Please inspect.
GCitr Tire Co
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professional Services

PREVENT EYE STRAIN and
headaches. Perhaps you need
glasses or new lenses. Our eX-
animation would reveal your
needs. Lcona Allen Young,
Observation-Disclosures.
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED-Clean well furnished
house. Very quiet location.
Bungalow preferred. Care guar
anteed. Box 1855 Deland, Fla.
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SAVE MONEY - PAY TAXES
AND STREET ASSESSMENTS
WITH BONDS WHILE YOU
MAY. SEE o. ROY KEITH,
PHONE 50.
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aES AND TUBES. We have a
rryate stock. Special tires
3 5ick-up trucks. Mid City
f Co.
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Special Notices
Business Opportunity

Are you looking for a real money
maker? 4 small investment and
your service will put you in 4
manufacturing business netting
$500 to $500 a month. Very
easily handled. In or out of
State. Box A-607, Times-News.
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dRS r T TOWNSEND of Horse

Shoe bought all of the building
material for her home from US.
We are anxious to serve you.
z sRigby Morrow Co., lumber,
builders supplies, millwork. Attn
Ave. f. Phone 81.
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I2-Radios and SerDice

COMPLETE line Of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co.
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and Poultry

~ CHlCKS from our high
= o.ood-teSted stock. 10c
!. BFlgntwater Farms Hatch
= Brevard road. :
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28-Help (Male)

YOUNG MAN as companion to
gentleman, run little cottage,
cook little, drive car. Room
and board, small salary, friend
w treatment. State age, wages
wanted, references. Box 100,
care this paper.
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dreaded tires on good car
asses will save YOU about half
tire bills. HenderSonville
H. AMI Retreading CO., $50 :.
Ian Phone S35.
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HEXYLRESORCINOL Solution
S. T. 81. Special at SOC. HeXyi~
resOrcinol Tooth Paste, 39c.
Wampolc's Preparation, 79c.
Freeze Drug Co.
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If YOU WANT men who have
mad years of experience as
painters and papcr-hangers you
will get in touch with us. Sta
ton & Flicker. Phone 90.
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ID o. w. W.--''We Do Our
| Fr; Well" Guaranteed salts
.F.;on on every wash and
zsase job. Shipman'S Garage
Fling Station.
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-, uLIRA-LIFED POULTRY
a, n s car meal, Harris 20 per
h, UoIry feed for better re-
D, I. Hart Company. "
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BUDDIES, you will make no mis-
, take in building a home or re-
pairing the one you have. We
shall be delighted to assist YOU
i'm any way. Rigby-MorrOw Co.,
Lumber, Builders Supplies,
NIillwork. Fourth avenue east.
Phone 81.
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Hygiene: Washing the skin so
dirt won't clog the pores; filling
the pores with powder.
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AMES BEAUTY SHOP-Perma-
nents $3.50 to $3.50. Shampoo
and set, soc. All work guaran-
iced. Phone SAG.
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3l-Real Estate

WANTED - To buy five to 10
acres on Brevard road. State
price per acre and give deScrlp-
ton. Address Land care
TimCS-NCwS.
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9-Personal Property

FOR SALE - Smith typewriter,
Corona typewriter, both new;
eight office chairs. Four-burner
Puritan kerosine stove; oven.
kerosine heating stove; little
vases, other household articles.
Apply TAT Sixth avenue west,
after II o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-01

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