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Evening star., 1937-07-18
COUNTRY BOARD.


PEI PENN s,.T LODGE" stanardsville, Va: mi
boating and swimming. oS "vacafion,st va ,aee to' }"
Reasonable rates. For further information
write Mrs. T B. Davis. Stanardsville Va
VACATION at Mountain View" large
country home cool refined. good food;
view Of Skyline Drive: ami; rates reason
able. Mrs. r. Ray Hudson, Grifnnsburs Va
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN CHILDREN in
country home for Summer or permanently:
close to high school: experienced: large
atss MS sne. t5Se sp.es
BOARD AND LODGING ON FARM modern
conv.: reasonable rates. Mrs SaIlie Rosen-
berger. Strasburs, Va
MAssANUTTEN LODGE. on Shenandoah
RysE r. sEv11o Front Royal w. within few miles
fess. Phone Front tt RoMysi M 1oa.F"is. fH; ''''e'
S SSssk Or month; S, s. and 3 SO or'; per week. K
c. Linn. strasburs. Va.
FOR FOR cHILpREN-Two, in private home:
of oe9 fresh Ms milk best
for details Refs .xchansed. '0''" '4'0'
s,,. Sster sports: sports; week, $40. 1MrsJ Eya {.
fGamDBEh fTam B:sIe to 0s heard sn farm mile.
AsntSn Asnde nv,,,a ,I,ls,F,5. @ Mrs Harry MusErove,
IN sHEN. .vALLEY-Board BY week or
month: modern home: conveniences; near
Harry Funkhouser, Woodstock Va.
BIRDWooD, for Summer boarders large
David Teawalt Woodstock. Va.
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN CHILDREN on a
lovely farm. Ella Hardey Clarke. C1arks-
MODERN Colonial home. Pohic Ridge
Mts., near Shenandoah Park; fshine. bath
Adams 2544. Mrs. NARROW. Linden. Va
BOARDERS. near mountains. river. modern
screened porches: 81 50 weekly: refer
snee e Atlantic 2490-J. Riverside Farms.
FEW yriRs}. R0ARPERs 5as WAmTED in hiRh
real quality. Mrs. G. N. Emmett, Black
VACATION or week end: lovely country
mountain home; restful modern: All food
areystone eS1ss 0R Fruit Farm Edsemont. Nd IL:
BELVIDERE INN, Thurmont Nd. 5? miles
erick-Caters to week end and permanent
fSssss fSans rhs4mont s4nssz ,s5 ss'ken dinners ST.
SUMMER BOARDERs WAJTED-spend
your vacation at Brightwoi4. Va; fresh
vegetables. fried chicken. country ham.
homemade Ice cream; for information
phone North 5o.7 or Cleveland 1914 or
WARREEToN; ya;;; Liberty Han Inn
hoTse1.cn rdns h,.h ,1t1taHe sood cook
tions esll Nh. !, = MWards, Warrenton.
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% BRYANT ST. NW.-LARGF, cool,
oed-AVlns room. kitchen semi-bath cross
Eehtllalon; convenient transportation.
1923 D ST. Ne" ROOMS RIGT-
oaire' hot and cold water, porch. reason
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1896 FAIRMONT ST. N Wool, CLEAN
lSt-foor APT large room and Eltrhene'+e
everything for Housekeeping; 81 50 VE
'!5iO II h ST. NV AND " ROOFS
klt. and bath; Fngsdalre. gas and eIrr-
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OPPOSITE PARK-FIVF ROOMS AMI
sleeping porch S45 Cal berWesn a anJ
pm top Hoor. 3ois R ST. Dec. I3s4-J
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THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st
.W-BaSement apt. large cool living
room and bed room: running water: SIS.
3l1 FARRAGUT ST. NW-Large furn
room. private bath; private home. Ran
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l ROOM AND KITCHENETTE $50
weekly; sleeping rooms, ~ 80 up; sho7er
bath, telephone. linens. dishes silver 4u7
9 81 v. oppOSlte big PARK. oM'
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81 lfth SE-@ FURNISHED ROOMS
b Lor ! n < with private family, sood mesh
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MADISON APIS. 1879 EYE ST NV
One room, dressing closet and bath. sa5,
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RUTLAND COURT, I7@5 I'm ST NV
large rooms. rec. hall XII. bath. free
FF!gldslEe, suitable or 4 ladies', se.fch-
hnl
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SHERMAN. Apt. 506. 18th and l. NV
LARGE, comfortable front room: kitchen
privilege: rent reasonable. Met. O52l
GLOVER PARK rm. with or without
priv. bath: mr.. cars and bus 1919 Calvert
Cley 1S1.
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34l2 OTIS ST. NE-3 LARGE ROOMS,
XII, dinette, bath; completely furn heat
n. W: $50. Apoiy MRS ROSE. Apt ..
500 l2th ST. NW-cOMPLH HEIY
furnished clean, lovely, outside groom
apt; TO refined couple
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ing room. kitchen, bath or / bed room E1-
ing room. dlnette, Kitchen. bath. newly
decorated. SNO. Rando.ph iHSi
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CONGENIAI4 YOUNG LADY TO SHAPE
cool. attractive. apt central n v. section.
reasonable. West Ou55-W after Is,
70 RHODE ISLAND AVE W-SECOND
floor front. ! large room. kItchen, Frlgi-
da!ce 81 floor front, l laTse studio APP.
reasonable
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! sec ILLINOIS AVE-"-ROOM APT :,
| windows sas. elec, incl; plenty hot water,
1 81 week. so month. Children Is
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TAKOMA PARK FRONT RMS. KIT.
bath. porch modern beautiful neiChbor-
hood 6323 st ST. NV. cor. Van Buren.
1901 CLIFTON ST. NW-TWO OR
three rooms, KIT. and bath; clean ard
cool. adults only
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43g DECATUR ST. NW-ATTRACTIVF
cool. large studio room. bed room. ki'
bath. large closets. screened porch: adult.
gentlleS: Reasonable. Columbia oMGA
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sos 22nd ST. NW.-single and double
rooms. 3 baths and showers: Beauty-rest
pattresses; light. airy; convenient Govt
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PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-EXCEL-
lent loc.. ur. lk.; modern : ana 3 cool.
attractive outside rooms. hall dressing
dinette. Kit. bath shower = exposure
reasonable; vAy. and m'hlv. Adams So
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| CONNECTICUT. near K-Exclusive apart
ment house: bed-living room private fam
lily: bath with shower. District 91a.
| DUPONT CIRCLE, l4l6 goth ST. NV
| Large. bright front rooms: nicely equipped
for light Housekeeping: sleeping rooms
S2l BELMONT RD. NW.-Attractive sin
gle room; GOOD location; $40. Adams
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21lG KALORAMA RID. APT. NO. AR
end OF Taft Bridge; studio apartment two
rooms. bath. Neht housekeeping compl.te-
ly furnished. very attractive suitable for
two people; open for inspection Sunday
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM. private bath show
er. twin beds. two closets recreation room:
privilese; free phone; garage: breakfast
Randolph o23l
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ese7 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Livins room
with adjoining sleeping porch or .:
newly decorated, ami Columbia a3O5. .
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM furnished as liv-
ing or bed room: no objection to Ink;
unlim. phone. Call Adams S31S
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
2OO3 Klingie rG.-Lge liv rm, lO-window
bed room. kit. dinette priv. bath, new
Frl2idalre: adults only. 81
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300 WARDER ST. n W. APT FUR
room ard bath; very cool; reasonable -
~ 9th ST NE-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
| thk;. SINK in kitchen: adults. everything
| furnished 10.
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1901 MASS. N w APT 5O7-ATTRAC-
lively furnished suitable for two or three.
every convenience. walking dist. Coz.
bIdES. National HGS2. EXt lNI To-
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81 oGLETHORPE ST NW.-3 nicely
furn. rooms. 2 closets. porch; FriRidaire
heat, sas. elec.. unlimited phone, in semi
det. home. cnunle only
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DOWNTOWN, BEAUTIFUL. LARGE. COOL,
front room. kitchen. Frigidaire. bath; 5
windows. 534 Goth st. NV.
44e EMEReoN ST. N.W.-NEATLY. WELL
furnished bed rooms, nv. and din. rm.
and KIT; pvt. bath With shower; gas, elec.
refrisorAt1on. 0eo to appreciate.
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lhl QUE ST S,E-1st FLOOR. . ROOMS
kitchen bath screened back porch: gas
nsht retrlgeration, c.h.w. furnished. $50.
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TAkOMA PARK ROOMS KIT, BATH
newly iurn: conv. stores. buses heat, gas
elec. 6u1 Flower ave
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liza "lst ST. N W.-LIVING ROOM DIN
ing room bed room. kitchen; =. front roors:
piano: private bath: $40 Is
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1901 FAIRMCNT NV LARGE OUT
side rms. fireplace. southern exposure.
screened porch, retrigeIatIon. near cars
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TAKOMA PARK. D. c.. 691S Willow St
Cool; Il blk. bus; S15. single; $23. dou-
BILE breakfast optional no other roomers. =
1920 SPRING PL. N.W.-Front room with
radio; nice residential neiehborhood; blk
from cars. bus. stores. 81 week.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 2Oth
and F sts n.w.-l room. kit. bath COM
pletely fUrn.: linens silver PTigidaire: day.
Meek. mnnth- National 542h
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i1o7 18th ST.-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
reception room, kitchen. bath. large closets.
Apt 3ol District 5lhi
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bl25 MASS. AVE.-Quiet gentleman, at
tracttve room. semi-prvate bath new
home. Cleveland SS44
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ANACOSTIA. 1900 GOOD HOPE RD Sc.
-lst-foor bed-liv. rm kit, sink: Frie
idaire; clean, cool; large yd and porch.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2o29 ST. NV
family: beautiful outlook: reaS.
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD l74t
| Lanlrr pl-AttractlVr tTo-Toom apt $40
| month. Columbia gS43
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1889 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Desrable single
or double rms; separate beds. SO. SO so.
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front room; cool and
gentlemen preferred. Co.
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1915 IRVING RMS. KITCpENETTF,
bath: new. ST. per week. Ink. lar-e
room. s. 80 per week and Up. Is.
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1898 MONROE ST. N.W.-TWo ROOMS
kltchen. private bath. nicely furnlshed
gas elec. %.
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| CHASTLETON - SUBLET, LONG OR
| snort term: 3 rms, kit. bath shower
porch: lovely new turn. North 10000. Apt
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213 BRYANT ST. NE.-Laree, clean room
second floor, adjoining bath large closet;
quiet home; Sl2 a month. Dec l635-J
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WNTOWN--Beautiful large. cool. airy
m. private bath; twin beds, windows.
60th n
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2301 CALVERT ST. NW.-Cool. spacious,
studio room. bordering Rock Creek Park:
attractiyely furnished; convenient. Adams
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26l6 SOUTH KENT ST. Arlington, Va
Large; cool room. near bath, SIS month;
near bus line jackson 2O3o-J
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Al" EMERSON ST. N.W-COMPLFTELY
furnished 5-room apt: gas. light refrIger-
alton insulated: see to appreciate
700" GARFIELD ST. NV. Mr.. WARD
man-Compiet furn ". rm bed nm
dinette kit. hall, bath, piano phone
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT OF
VIII share with young woman Shown Nv
appointment. MRS. CARRICK. Col. 174i
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'''V r3fN5flDI1NTt1
Md. . blocks from District line Sc
rooms and bath. electric stove Refrigerator
washer. sweeper. ] child considered, ref
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6729 PINEY BRANCH RD.-sinsle fur
rished room, conveniently located in
northwest section; lady preferred. Geor-
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1881 IRVING ST. N.W.-Nice comfortable
room; lady employed. visitors to Wash
lngton accommodated
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1915 QUEEN ST. N.E.-Front room. kitch-
en-. porch everything incl; adults, S35; u
block from Trinidad ave
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NEAR COMMONWEALTH airy room
private bath. shower; private family: ga
rage; good transportation. North O1IT-J.
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WILL SHARE :-ROOM, KIT AND BATH
apt. Sc. exposure. convenient transporta-
tion: garden: references exchsnged CO.
lumbia DI2N-W
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lol9 9TH NV. u5th AND K)-STUDIO
large. front. newly furnished: also kitch-
enette; cool; fans; radio; suitable several
ladies; Sl1 Met 5S,"
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NEAR CONN. AVE. t3Ol6 Rodman ST.
NV. w.N-Airy room. next to bath; inner
spring mattress, electric fan; or EN-
ployeG
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1888 CALVERT ST NW.-TO COUPLE
Living loom, bed room. kitchen. porch:
md fl: elcc. refrigeration. gas. cleo: $40.
DOWNTOWN. 1@ll 18th NW-FRONT.
so. exp. large rms. alcove bed rm :.
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3'!!2 r. I. AVE. NW-2-ROOM OUTSIDE
apt. windows. plenty air and light; car
space optional: phone. Also > large cool
basement rooms with large kitchen prlv.
path and back porch front and rear en-
frances: on bus and car limo
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'. NW.-Large room with
:. single room next bath;
Em 3o4O
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1856 18th ST. N.w.-Cool, attractive
room of porch; home private; So each
per week. Columbia 4291.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Extra large front.
windows; modern furniture; quiet section;
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5l06 18th ST. W.-Lovely. cool room,
sW. exposure; det. house: conv. trAnsp.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

rescue ana cauBnl neT just LII Lille.
ODDS AND ENDS: Bling Crosby ivds
so delighted Nth The smart dialogue in
EaroIe Lomburds picture, True Comics
sion,n that he insisted on having the an.
thor, Claude Bnyon, uritc his neat. II
rpiu be staged at Bing's oicn race track,
and Mary Carlisle ,oiH play the lead, as
usual, because she is the only actress Bling
can make lore to uiftoui making his SON
Gary burst into tears !. Robert Taylor
,ciu be back in Time for Christmas and il
he cuer goes aiuay again he iuiH insist on
Barbara Sfanluyck having telephone in
stalled at her ranch retreat !. Lanny
Ross, hauing lporked ouer his nci0 radio
program unfil il suits him and everyone
else, may make the next "Broadioay Mel
ody" for M-C-H. Warner Brothers
Great Carrick" is the most delightful pic.
ture in many iUeeks, largely because OF the
.uitiy uay that Brian Aherne and Olivia
de Hauiiand poke fun al the business OF
acting Jean HershoIi ioili uary the
psonotony OF playing Doctor Dafoe on the
screen BY playing Doctor Christian on
coast 1,-coast radio program Over the
Columbia system.
= Western Newspaper univa-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

due to the fact that the cream is
not sufficiently chilled. It is inn
portant, too, to have a heavy
cream of the right butter fat GO
to 30 per cent? and IL to "a hours
old. The cream must be cold, and
is best beaten in a cold container.
Shoes Must Have Air.-Do not
keep your shoes in the boxes in
which they were delivered. Shoes
require air to preserve them and
they should never be kept in an
alright box. Keep them in a shoe
bag.
Ox-Tail Pie.-Wash OK tail in
sailed water and joint; put into
pan, cover with water, and SIM
mer until almost cooked. Line
bottom and sides of pie dish with
slices of raw potato sprinkled with
pepper and salt. Cover with strips
of bacon, then place OK tail in
center and pour in stock; season
and cover with more slices of po-
tato. Cover with pastry and bake
in a quick oven.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
STAR
DUS
Movie i. Radio
kkA By VIRGINIA VALE XXI

nFF- SCREEN romance Is
y having a big influence these
days in casting pictures. Para
mount has given a three-year
contract to John Barrymore
and his wife, Elaine Barrie, and
will feature them together in
picture as soon as a suitable
story can be located. Making
pictures with Mr.. Barrymore
used to be nightmare to direc-
tors.
Some days he was three hours
late showing up for work, and some
times he disappeared for days.
When he did arrive on time, likely
as not he would make such caustic
remarks to his fellow players that
their nerves were practically shat
tered. Marriage to the young and
ambitious Miss Barrie has changed
all that. She has made him settle
down to work in earnest.
-
At last the quarrel between Fred
die Bartholomew and Metro-Gold-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
"a Home Heating
~ Hints ,, . Lob. s .'s.,.
Let Ashpit Damper Regulate
Daily Speed AT Which You
Want Fire To Burn.

I IMPROPER adjustment of the
turn Tor smoke pipe) damper
in your furnace results in "chin-
ney" loss of heat. Leave this
damper closed as nearly as pos
sible without retarding free burn
ing of fuel or causing gas to es-
cape into the basement.
Once you have found the ideal
adjustment for 1t, be sure you
leave it in that position through
out the heating season. Do not
attempt to use it from day to day
to regulate your fire. 1t was new
er meant for that purpose. The
only time you need move the Turn
Damper is at the start of the very
cold season and again at the start
of the very mild season. These
two times are necessary to meet
the extreme changes in outdoor
temperature.
Use only the Ashpit Damper and
Check Damper for regulating the
fire daily-to speed up or slow
down the rate at which you want
the fire to burn. Rely wholly on
these two hampers, and you'll get
the proper fire regulation. / re-
peat-do not change the position
of the Turn Damper inside the
smoke pipe. Otherwise you'll
waste a lot Of very valuable fuel
and heat.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

Here's simplicity itself-a jiffy
knit that not only goes fast but is
only plain knitting, no purling,
throughout. What's more, it's
made in two identical pieces (not
counting the sleeves), scanned up
front and back-no side seams.
Pattern 1868 contains directions
for making this blouse and a plain
knitted skirt in sizes 1918 and 49,
40 tall given in one pattern);; Illus
trations of blouse and stitches
used, material requirements.
Send Is cents in stamps or coins
(coins preferred) for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft
Dept, 81 Eighth Ave, New York,
N. Y.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

Serving Omelets. - Omelets
should be placed on hot platters to
keep them from falling.
Scaling Fish.-Fish may be
scaled easily by first dipping them
into boiling water for a minute.
A Darning BalI.--A discarded
electric light bulb makes good
darning ball.
Removing Blueing Spots.-Blue-
ing spots on white clothing can be
removed by boiling in clear water.
inexpensive Stew.-Chop two
onions and a large carrot finely,
and cut a pound of neck lamb into
small pieces. Put into a sauce
pan with one cup macaroni brok-
en- into small lengths, cover with
warm water and season. Let it
simmer gently for one and half
hours.
Environment has much to do
with the formation OF character,
but there were several among the
Pilgrim Fathers who were not at
all pious.
Save Table Surface.-If you will
place folded cloth under dish
which contains foods to be beaten
you'll find the table surface will be
saved many marks and the dish
will be kept steady.
Whipping of Crcam.---If whipped
cream will not stand up, it IS often
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Built on Air Lots

The Merchandise Mart is built
over tracks of the Chicago &
North Western railway. The rail-
road retains ownership of the area
on which its tracks operate. It
sold air lots, representing posses
sion Of the space above ground
occupied by the entire building,
and numerous miniature ground
lots necessary to sink caissons.
The air was actually subdivided
into lots and the diagram of the
aerial real estate filed in the Office
of the recorder of deeds of Cook
county, Ill.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11


thousand dollar bill owed for law
yers fees.
- j
One OF your tried and true friends
OF radio, whom you may not know
by name, has just made = great
success on the New York stage-but
he is still on the air. It Is Clay
ton Collier. You have known him
as master Of ceremonies for both
the Leo Reisman and Eddy Duchin
bands, hero OF the pretty Kitty
Kelly" sketch, and chief doctor in
the story Of Girl Interne." With
all his rushing about from radio re-
hearsaIs to stage performances, he
never seems to be in a hurry, is
always quite unruffled and casual
in manner.
A mysterious Mr.. Gallagher flew
into New York and began escorting
Janet Gaynor to theaters and night
clubs, but the Twentieth Century
Fox publicity department wasn't
fooled for a minute. They knew it
was Tyrone Power all the time, and
made him come out from under his
assumed name and attend a huge
cocktail party in his honor. There
are big plans ahead for young Mr..
Power. He will play Disraeli.
-
Ann Miller, who played Ginger
Rogers dancing partner, is playing
the lead in radio City Revels" OPP
posite Milton Berle, the air comic.
Her discovery is one of those
strange tales of Hollywood. She and
her mother went to California and
almost starved while she was trying
to break into pictures. Finally,
defeated, she took cabaret en-
gagement in San Francisco and the
very first night she played there, an
II. X. o scout saw her and signed
her up. She had been trying to
get into his Office in Hollywood for
three years.
Just the other day Warren Newell,
laborer at the Universal studios,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
TrustWorthiness

pEOPLE would try harder for
! trustworthiness if they knew
how lovable quality it is. When
you know you can rely upon any
one, that whatever they undertake
to do will be done, that you can
really pass over a share of your
load to them, you cannot help
liking them.
On the other hand, it does not
matter how amiable men may be,
if they are forgetful, if they are
unpunctual, il they habitually
neglect, they become sources of
such annoyance that ones liking
is apt to die out.-Sir William
Robertson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

w y nm a y G r mas
been settled and
Freddie will soon re-
turn to work. Under
the new agreement
he will get two thou
sand dollars a week
for forty weeks, and
t h r e e thousand
weekly for six weeks
of personal appear
ances. Also he gets
a dollar a week adj
ditional for pocket
money. He'll need
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

- II - -
grace of ten years
ago when he was
discharged from a
minor league base
ball team for drop
ping a flyball in a
crucial point in the
ninth inning. He
made a real catchl
Alice Faye, catching
her heel in the hem
of her dress, toppled
over a sixteen-foot
ledge and w o Ii | q
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

When you plan trip abroad. you take guide book ard
figure exactly where want long and
what will To the obigng author
marked especially interesting places with three
that when you and in Europe know exactly where
and what to look at The advertisements this really
guide book good values brought every II
you make habit of reading them carefully you plan your
~ shopping and yourself time energy money.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold. or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Circumcision.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take q chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creomulsion, which goes right to
the seat OF the trouble and aids ma
ture to soothe and heal the inflamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel the germ-laden phlegm-
Even II other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist Is authorized to
refund your money II you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. Creomulsion Is one word--not
two, and 1t has no hyphen In 1t.
Ask for 1t plainly, see that the name
on the bottle Is Circumcision, and
you'll get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (Advl
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

have landed on theater seats below
If Mr.. Newell hadn't rushed to the
rescue and caught her just in time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Pride in Perfection

a GREAT deal of the joy Of
! life consists in doing per-
fectly, or at least to the best of
ones ability, everything which
he attempts to do.
There is a sense OF satisfac-
ton, a pride in surveying such
a work-a work which is round
ed, full, exact, complete in all
its parts-which the superficial
man, who leaves his work in
slovenly. slipshod, half-fnished
condition, can never know.
It is this conscientious COM
p1eteness which turns work into
art. The smallest thing, be it
we'll done, becomes artistic
William Matthews.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

Just the other day Warren Newell,
laborer at the Universal studios,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

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