davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CHEVROLET 1894 master sedan; original
brown finish. fine tires. clean inside and
pare our price of only S275. Pohanka
Service, 1126 10th st. NV. Dist. 9l4l.
CHEVROLET 1881 coupe; good condition.
fine tires, low mileage; Sl40 cash. Shep-
herd .,SDS-J
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NEW BRICK DETACHED.
SIS $50. Sl0O Cash $50 Month

We have several houses taken in under
foreclosure, which can be sold a. a bar
gam figure. Easy cash payment and sub
lect to one trust Call MR.. PASCOE. Dist
EN1o DnCat. ! laA nLnht
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CHEVROLET 1888 2-door sedan: new
paint. new tires new seat covers: only
S279 terms of 50 down, balance $40 per
month. LOgan's Ford. 18th and M sts.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

321 18th PLACE NE
rooms. 2 baths arranged for 2 fam
lilies; $500 cash; sos mo. Open daily.
9 am. to $3.50 pm. J. A. JORDAN.
Cleveland 2T2S. Ia
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CHEVROLET 1896 town sedan; with built
in trunk; attractive brown finish like new
thoroughly clean and sound nearly new
tires; smooth and very economical; 1913;
guaranteed. L. P. Steuart. NE. Branch
l4l 18th st. ne. Atlantic 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK business coupe, 1885; excellent
condition $4,000 miles. wheels: 5000,
cash or terms. Mr.. Kelly, North 1341
BUICK 56 s 81 coupe, rumble seat; clean
throushout: Sl95. Columbia 7727-J. IL
BUICK 1886 convertible sedan; de luxe
equipped. Radio. white sidewall tires.
new-car appearance from bumper to
bumper. Can be bought at savings of over
5000. PRY MOTOR CAR CO., Packard
Dealer, 4441 Conn ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(Cnnf{uu.A

BUICK 1895 series Al touring sedan The
buyer that want: class and smooth per
fun opalescent robin ns-esg blue Buick with
is buiit,in trunk & its all-steel turret top.
vi apets e's r,sr fsft sS: and s Son,
tically new tires. Reduced to SAB. Always
better buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920
l4th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
without, question. is one of the cleanest
automobiles we've seen in a month Of Sun
days. Flawless black finish immaculate
runnns Cadillac new 'nes in all smGooh It ioohs
as goo6 as the day its former owner bought
it. First ,nS buyer sstS j for ss45 Always
14th st. NV Decatur 1900.
CADILLAC 1888 VS. de luxe town sedan
six-wheel equipment with trunk and
ossa peree sek white IN natal te
perfect mechanically; very attractive and
g real bargain ,ga not At only s4G5.. Pohanka
Service. 1126 10th st. W. Dist 9l4l.
CHEVROLET 1885 coach. S495: original
practically new-car condition throughout;
you wont find buy in town & to eGpal IVA ! hiS
able" 1925 l4th st. NV. Decatur 4S0O.
CHEVROLET 1896 master town sedan. This
car has everything: beautiful, original
finish almost like new: spotless interior,
which has been thoroughly vacuum cleaned
for your health's sake; fine tires, dandy O.
cyl motor. knee action wheels. Fisher no
draft ventilation, built-in trunk. Best OF
ALL it is Honestly Priced at only S525
We guarantee you cannot equal this car
any place in Washington. Maryland or
Virginia at our price. Liberal General
Motors terms. Owens Motor Co., 1923
Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET 1888 2-door sedan: new
paint. new tires new seat covers: only
S279 terms of 50 down, balance Sl9 per
month. Logans Ford. 18th and M SITS
NV.
CHEVROLET 1893 4-door sedan; excellent
black paint clean mohair interior Fisher
draft ventilation; fine free-wheeling mo-
tor: : very good tires; S2g5; guaranteed.
l.. P. Steuart NE. Branch. l4l 18th st. n e.
Atlantic 6tHO
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S3.25O:
$3.50 cash S35 month. y, acre rich. level
ground: 4-room. ami. bungalow: , blocks
from bus. stores and school. Call J. HAIR
RIS ROGERS. Hyattsville 106. Ewes.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
DE ' Z X Z I BE ALH.
On Chesapeake Bay.
Address Nfayo Nd

THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW
On salt water, - miles from Washington:
bathing, boarding. fishing. club house.
stores: house deliveries of groceries and
Ice; free school bus total price of bungalow.
including two lots S299, easy terms. Box
4O-k. Star
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES yTnRy SIZE sshE OF yALyAsLE ,As @ EoyR
ING, CONTAINING 40 APARTMENTS
N9p1uwHsr Me- I,Is CALIFORNIA STREET
BY virtue OF a deed of trust recorded
October 20. 1926, as Instrument No. 1873
aamons the land records of the District of
fbe4e6v snS " the Of
tuted trustees will offer for sale by public
auctlon: IN front Of premises. on THURS
eHs 2s The sT F6SR oeLocR PA9 RF pM NJ
ne following described property in the
District OF Columbia, to wit: Lot 1872 in
Luthnl ne, a sWartzell's combination of lots
corded in, Llber No 81, folio 20 Of the
records Of the ofiice of the surveyor Of
the District OF Columbia: Subject to build
ing restriction line - feet from the street
me and the agreement not to erect any
structure between said restriction line ex-
sept such as are allowed in streets under
me building reguations of the District Of
CoIumola. with the oroviso however, that
the structure and attachments existing
January ~ lao:, shall not be affected or
caused to be. moved BY the establishment
OF SAID building restriction line as shown
on plat recorded in Liber County No. Is
folio ?s' of the aforesaid surveyors once
Terms OF sale: Property will be sold
Suplect to prior deed OF trust for STA :
BEEN in,or AZ six per cent the due date having
.t,il balance cash. A deposit of g. 600
required OF purchaser at sale Examination
Ct stamn ,,r.e codhveyancins recording: revenue
chasel. Terms TO be complied with within
tnirty days from day, of sale, otherwise
a. risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after hye DAYS advertisement Of such
resale IN some newspaper published in
NaShIneton, D c, or deposit may be for
fetted or without forfeit1ng deposit trnS-
ices NAV avail themselves Of anv legal or
EQUITABLE rights against defaultine pur-
chaser
HERBERT WARD
JOSEPH r SHERIER
Substituted Trustees in
aua-dS,ds eXSu
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COIORFD
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored any condition. E. A.
BARRY, 3439 14th NV. Columbia 60S6
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
D. c. property. white or colored Quick
action. E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 45OS. Eve.
and Sun, Geo. 5000. 1926 Vermont ave
WILL BUY FROM OWNER e OR 8 ROOM
house in D. C. All cash if house reason
ably priced. Condition immaterial Phone
Columbia l34S or Emerson OPS? evenings
UNDER $4,000; BRICK OR FRAME
houses. D. c.. white; also ground. if rea
sonable; immediate cash. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 41S6. or 1875 Meridian pl. NV.
A CLIENT WISHING TO ESTABLISH AN
estate will purchase 10 or more small
rental houses, white or colored regardless
OF condition. Prefer clear property. priced
right, Gail MR. RYAN. wisconsin 53S3
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME HOUSES,
any condition. white or colored will re-
model or ref1nance for you: prompt service:
crop postal card. Box l1O-K. Star. 70"
WE HAVE A CASH BUYER FOR YOUR
property If the price is right List your
real estate with us for quick action.
GOSS REALTY CO..
1405 Eye St. Natl 1853
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S. O. S,

SCORES TO CHOOSE FROM
ALL Makes
ALI Sizes
All Body Styles
See Our Today's BARGAINS
Sterrett Operating Service. Inc.
TRUCKS
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NO DOWN FAY MENI.
New well-built brick. 5 rooms and bath.
studio living room with open fireplace: oil
burner tile bath. all-electric kitchen. full
cellar; large wooded lot. 7' Fermin drive.
Cheverly, Md Open till 9 pm. Call j..
HARRIS ROGERS Hyattsville LOG. Eve,
Greenwood 21O6
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I'D ] oth ST. NV. Natl. HIOO.
COLORED
Lots. $97.5O up: terms As low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1859
CoLoRED LOTS IN DEANWOoD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS. S75 up; easy
terms: help build District 917O
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IN MEADOWBROOK

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S13, $50.
An exceptionally fine home Just recon-
dltloned. center-entrance brick Colonial
; bed rooms, :! baths, finished attic large
screened sleeping porch and rear living
porch overlooking terraced rock garden.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
A
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PETWORTH-S6.95O.

rooms ana bath. inclosed screened
Sleeping porch screened breakfast porch
electric refrleeratiou. thoroughly modern;
payment only $3.50 month after reason
aole down payment Call Shepherd 1871.
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LOIS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN,

WILL PAY CASH FOR LOTS IN NV. SEC
tion. Those suitable for immediate con-
StructiOn Preferred Box HS-H Star
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r. JARDINER
lolU X 81. N ". National 0334
CHEVY CHASE. D G

NEW 6BED-ROOM COLONIAL.
exceptional value. very attractive and
oeauttu!ly located near Conn. ave Cen
terr;-hall brick of finest construction. Three
1uil paths and lavatorv. Beautiful recrea
Ton room, library. II rooms. Large lot
facing south. All the fine things You
Woulo expect in a hieh-clasS home. Priced
S26O-J. or
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OFFICES FOR RENT

OFfICtS FOX KENT.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR. GOOD-SIZE AND
! small rooms, 13o 18th st. NV $50
Call National 1343 ~''
6o2 ST. NV, NEAR NEW COURT AND
g'Tfh Der month MRs nR Roc9P 9Etside oR rooms $40
Met. S}53. ' ''"'
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE AFTER
labor arsna day yin IN the Denrke Building Can
II. L. RUST S; ToSHss''hs G0 rooms
io"L loth 81. NV. National 800
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, WIS AVE. AND
D. G. line-Fine, bright. cheerful home, Z
rooms; interior same as new; new heating
OH burner, former owner called to Calf
PrlCed much under real value SO, 700. Call
at 200 Wootton ave, near house. Open
until pm.
NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL HOME OF 70
spacious am.d nsur rooms located in quiet and re-
Complete with 3 baths, 4 master bed rooms,
drawing room. lsx4o, g freplaces, inviting
oil Burner electric range and Ise refriserstor. T,
years Of happy living. 3 acres in all, Clear
and balance 500 and interest per month.
MASON aRPp RY aFa 9ecsd BY
Va, at the end OF Columbia Pike. Phone
Alexandria s69-Jl. Closed Sundays.
So. 75O-owNER OBLIGED TO SACRIFICE
lovely broom bungalow th.-w.h.. ami at
1hs 9 low sure Just P
c6cken OF no ases NIX
LAWSON. District ..as4 Ext. "a.
FOR SALE FOUR MILES FROM CITY,
Prince Georges Co, Md very beautiful
home newly furnished; ami, thirty acres
rage. one thousand chickens. stable for
eight horses: no brokers': property clear.
Price. $50 600. Box 32l-K, Star. l3'
NEARBY VIRGINIA.; 1880: TERMS.
Spacious. Nqrmandie type bungalow near
llR COIHpletlOn. rooms ana DhlU, ISL
floor; = rooms and bath. rouehed in. 2nd
floor If desired will finish 2nd floor at
actual cost. Air conditioned. oil heat. ga
rage: lot 65x110. Also lovely S-room. q
bath brick-andstone Early American type
home on large corner lot oil heat, garage;
very reasonable, generous terms. Phone
Columbia 1913. S. C. LYTTLF.
So FURN1SHED-MOST ATTRACTIVE
7-room home. furnished. ample shade,
grounds, ami: 81 900 cash Located at
Mclean Va National SG36. D. s.
MACKALL. Jr., Clarendon 615-J-11.
MO DnUN pAVMENT
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OLDSMOBILE 1882 de luxe coupe. $3.50.
SlX-WheeL Slde-mount Job, with excellent
motor; real bargain for some one; your
own te.ms and trade. L. P. Steuart Inc
n nlhe O!d Reliable 1925 l4th ST. NV.
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$500 CASH-S6O PER MO.
PRICE ONLY ST 650

This Will buy you a beautiful all-brick,
detached Colonial home on a large lot
IN one Of the finest restricted sections OF
the city; hi2hCSt elevation; Slate roof
copper screens, downspoutS and 1aShneS;
automatic heat and refrlgeration: at
only a few. of the modern conveniences
lncorporated IN this fine home Open
daily til o pm. To reach: Out Mass
ave to western ave, right > squares to
SaEard blva.. left one-half square to
GhPn1NHp
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1887 Fordor de luxe trunk sedan:
company officials car: 500 off Ask for
Wi st Dii4on. Losan's Ford. iii 18th
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NO, NOT $4,000 IT'S VALUE

vacant. like new I'll rooms halls Nam
beautifully papered decorated Z large
porches. also screened sleeping porch: dry
cellar double garage, 100 It. back from
road. surrounded by well-kept shaded
lawns. hedge. Shrubbery lot 2O0x4OU.
nigh: very refined Maryland. GEO
WALKER. Greenwood 1929. L..
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CHEVROLET 1887 town sedan, driven
only 600 miles: Just like new through
out: S6.5. Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth
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TRAILERS FOR SALE
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

- ~ $S '0N SNII.
DODGE IS dual stake S4"5; Chev- 736
panel delivery, hydraulic brakes S445.
SheN. 30 dual 49," chassis and cab. S135
Chey 80 stake. So Addison Chevrolet
I4"' irving ST. NV. Adams 54ll
FORDS. 1895 C2l. de luxe panel delivery
oemonStratorS: excellent cond Phone Tenn
pie 4ooo. Ford Motor Co Alex. Va
FORD 1925 panel delivery demonstrator:
excel cond Phone Temple 1000. Ford
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NEW BRICK

In the Heart of Bethesda
5 lovely rooms. tile bath, builr-in garage
porch; only 5000 cash and 50 mo. Cal
MR.. PNlILIPS MiSCnnSln NNh4
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HYATTSVILLE. MD
SIS. 500 ROOMS. TILE BATH.
Oil heat. eec. refg.. gas range. built-in
garage. lot 50Xl so. paved street.
SS250--5 ROOMS BATH
Closed sleeping porch. hot-water heat.
elec. refg.. gas range. det. garage, u tons
coal.
S5."50-s ROOMS. BATH
Built 3 wears, plpeless furnace. wooded
lot 50xI50.
81 500 ROOMS BATH.
ot-Water heat, puH-ln garage. I'M
proved streets
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FORD 1887 Fordor de luxe trunk sedan:
company oficiars car 500 off ASK for
MI M , Dliion. Logan's Ford. I'LL 18th
rOhD rasD 1896 Tudor touring sedan; original
hIfapian aIan sand finish without scratch;
an smantb buphoistery; splendid VS. motor is
suiit,n trunk; S495; eusrsnteed. fIoo I' ?.
Atlsntic fS6o fNSE Branch, l4I 18th st. ne.
snamel DRp l1SS dnisb THdor ,fs sedan black baked
inside and out tiptop mechanical order:
3. very sood tires; 1859; guaranteed L. p
1tIsntit. eSdE1 nE Branch. l4l 18th ST. ne
FORD 1895 Tudor; the black finish hasn't
q Scrstcn, spotless inside fine tires and
USUALLY peIiofns Ans IKE neo new car: Has had un
pohanka Service, 1926 10th ST. NV. Dis.
trict 914l. N"' I4H
FiORD FORD, 1896 Tudor sedan; runber excep-
cessoriss eolaiis sooe, paint ike new extra ac-
Washington Co. Inc. 1926 isfh 9Th st. NV n.w'
FSaD Food rubbe4: f2sa Eqd9r SIa sedan new pant
easy; see this and youil 63y 6oTyh il oaisnSe MIiSs
msslihsloh Co. Inc, 1925 l4th St NV.
FoED Fnt > 1895 2 Fordor sedan; with radio,
Sept IN Wardman Park garage since new
driven by most careful driver; outstandirg
Value. S3S3. 422l Conn. Clev s4Ol Dealer
LINCOLN 1892 5-passenger Victoria; IKE
new hlgh-grade Whipcord interior trim
rests rear pockets and cigar lighters, fyo
'front.' compartments in dash. low uiIeage
perfect olack finish, practically new tlreS
MECHANICALLY in perfect condition This is
tnaL 10" swung, good-looking Lincoln With
rear trunk compartment and was a
petted car: S4I5. Easy terms, your car
In trade. Wisconsin Motors, 290l NJ ST.
NV. "
OLDSMOBILE 1892 de luxe coupe. $3.50:
a Six-Wheel, Side-mount JOB, with excellent
motor; real bargain for some one your
own te.ms and trade. L. P Steuart Inc
The Old Reliable" 1925 l4th ST. NV
Decatur 1900.
OLDSMOBILE eight 1927 touring sedan
u you dldn see its new Low. Sg45 price
Smart midnight blue finish white Sidewall
tlfeS. electrlc clock, turret top Fisher no
dfat ventilation and a powerful poppy
motor that purrs like q small kitten
AlWays a better buy al SUPERIOR MO-
TORS. 1920 l4th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
OLDSMOBHE 1891 de luxe coach: dark
plue hnlSh, wheels. trunk rack on rear
go0o tires and II rams perfectly; al only
e. -. thlS car IS real bargain. Pohanka
Service ll26 10Th st. NV Dist 9l4I
1886 Dodge 4-door Trunk
Sedan, $4,000.
1886 Dodge 2-door Trunk
Sedan, $4,000.
1886 Dodge 4-door Sedan,
$4,000.
Select one of these three
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-29

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baeth on April p.
Penney's Friday, Saturday feature
Tea Aprons, 3 for sl00. It.
C. J. Lillevig of the local forest SER
vice office left Sunday for Missoula.
c. V. Manion left Tuesday afternoon
to drive TO Missoula on a business trip.
Mrs. Rose Brouillard left Monday for
Chester, Mont, for "a visit with her
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bot
chek on Thursday, the 22nd, son, at
the Libby hospital.
The Rev. and Mrs. Orr were guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Stark at
Kalispell on Thursday night and Fri
day
Mrs. Pitcher represented Circle A
and Mrs. Orr represented Circle B at
the meeting of the Presbyteria Society
in Whitefish last week. AT the same
time and place Mr. Orr attended the
sessions of the Presbytery of kalispell
Libby baseball fans were interested
in baseball reports in the daily press
during the past week which stated
that Ed DUTCH Brandt had won his
first game of the season as pitcher for
Pittsburgh He won by a four to two
score. Libby people now feel that
Brandt is one of us as he spends most
of the winters on his ranch property
here, where he has hunting lodge. He
recently added to his holdings here by
taking over the Sam Michaels place.
| A discussion of life in the Hawaiian
islands held the interested attention o.
the Wranglers at their dinner last nigh
in the Presbyterian church parlors. E
M. Boyes was leader and opened ths
discussion with presentation of points
of general interest regarding tbs
islands He then called on A. E. Nc.
Kane to describe his experience on TIL
islands. MIR. McKain lived on tn,
islands number of years and imparte,
much first hand information TO hi
audience. He described the nature Q
/ the Notifications and said the island
!, were practically impregnable. Man
other highlights of life and condition
there were touched on by Mr. McKant
such as the racial differences in tn
population, the climate, social condi
tons in respect to crime, etc.
proved an unusually interestin
| meeting
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-29
Give Farewell Party.

Friday afternoon, the Libby Farm
Womens club gave party in honor Of
Mrs Paul Phillips, who is leaving soon
to make her home in the Upper
Thompson River country. Nineteen
members and six guests gathered at
Mrs Phillips home.
Pictures of all club members in their
younger days were on display Much
fun was had trying to match pictures
and people. Mrs. Rice and Mrs Fuller
were successful in getting them all
right In choosing the best looking
club member the picture of Mrs. Mar
tenson was given first place and that
OF Mrs. Maria Nixon second
A dress designing contest out oil
newspapers was another interesting
feature. Mrs. Herbst, Mrs. Geraldine
Nixon, Mrs Virginia Lanley and Mrs
Bergstrom were the designers, while
Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. r. Moody Mrs. Blew
and Mrs. Collier were the models.
AT the close OF the afternoon, Mrs.
Phillips was asked to open the many
interesting packages that were placed
on the dining table The packages
contained many beautiful and useful
utensils for her new kitchen.
A most delicious lunch was served,
closing most delightful afternoon The
guests left wishing the Phillipses much
luck and happiness. in their new home.
JULIA A. BEEBE, Secretary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-29
DOUBLE TEN CLUB SPENDS
UNUSUALLY PLEASANT EVENING

Last Saturday night was an unus-
ually entertaining one for members of
the Double Ten club. They were first
guests of w. r. Kienitz at theatre
party at the Kootenai theatre where
they enjoyed the stirring drama of
THE Plainsman.' Following the pic
ture they were entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. L. ]. Olson at their pleasant home,
where the remainder of the evening
was devoted to pinochle. AT the card
games, MIR. and Mrs. E. P. Woodwork
captured the high score honors while
low score distinction fell to Miss Nc
Grade and j F. Fennessy. At the close
of the games, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess
This was the last party of the regu-
lar series and average scores were an
nounced. 1t was disclosed that high
score honors for the series were won
by Mrs. Woodwork and Mr. Fennessy
while those with the low scores were
Miss McGrade and Chas. d. Rowe. 1t
was also shown that the scores of the
women exceeded those OF the men by a
few points.
Non-member guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. X. Kedzie.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-29
MUSIC. COMEDY AND
ROMANCE IN THIS PICTURE

Romance, melody and laughter are
j the order Of the day at the kootena
theatre where Nino Martini, the hand
some singing star of radio, grand opera
and films, will delight audiences mex
week in THE Gay Desperate
Do yourself favor and take your
self-and your best beau Tor gall and
the whole family down to this second
offering of the Mary Pickford and Jesse
l.. Lasky producing company which
gave you One Rainy Afternoon It's
skillful connection of every ingredient
Of a perfect evenings entertainment
its the answer to movie fans prayer.
A far cry from the usual film featur-
ing an operate songbird, The Gay
Desperate briskly directed by the in
imitable Reuben Mamoulian, is fast
moving, thrill-packed, laugh-loaded
story, laid below the Rio Grande.
As silvery throated singer in a
little Mexican movie house, Martini
proves that he can act as we'll as sing,
Martini is kidnapped by bold. bad
land very ingenuous) bandit who wor-
silDS It1ltAdil EuAASSAtis aAaa ANNA6~S
to adopt their methods, but is really a
sentimental, music-loving chap at
heart.
He attempts to pull off real Amer
ican-style kidnapping and his victims
are the weakling son of wealthy
American family, James Blakeley, and
his lovely sweetheart, Ida Lupino. Car
rillo invites his American idol of the
underworld, Butch the Blood, played
by Stanley Fields, to handle the ran
som negotiations and then the fun be-
ginsl Martini and Miss Lupina fall in
love and after a series OF highly origi-
nal and side splitting situations, satiriz-
ing the tactics of American gangsters,
Martini effects the release Of the vic
Tins by novel and highly amusing
stratagem and the story ends on
joyous note.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-29
Royal Neighbors Entertain.

Guests of the Royal Neighbors en-
joyed delightful party at the Moose
hall Saturday evening, pinochle bridge
and monopoly being played Mr. G. st
Marie won high monopoly prize, a per
and pencil set donated by the Foun-
tain. Mr.. John Solem won high pi-
nochle prize, can of auto polish do
mated by Joe's Service Station. Mrs.
Louis Gamache won high pinochle for
the ladies, an aluminium pitcher do
mated by The Electric Store. Mrs. Mar
garet Hargreaves won high prize at
bridge, relish dish donated by Jaqueth
& Charnholm, while Mr.. Forrest De
Rosia won high for men, a flash light
donated by the ]. c. Penney Co. Low
prizes for pinochle were won by Mr..
Harold Miller and Mrs. Minnie Walker.
Low bridge prizes went to Mr. G. Gil
dea and Mrs Bertha Kienitz These
were donated by members.
Madam Erickson played several Sc
lections on the piano which were much
enjoyed.
AT the conclusion of the games de-
licious lunch of lemon pie and coffee
was served in the dining room. This
party was given to defray the expenses
of the district camp which win be held
in Libby on May TO-
The Royal Neighbors wish to thank
all who helped make this party a
success