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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

OFFICE SPACE FOR YOUNG ATTORNEY.
Spend time In office: reas. rental. Address
Box 3544D. Star Office.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
;1E s5;45SwroyR-R2oM a.; rd9 AIR1ooNRiT!0NED
lot Owner win sacrifice for quick sale.
1927 North Roosevelt st. Falls Church 372.
$3.50 Cash $35 PER MONTH-6-ROOM
bath bungalow, cement cellar. faundry
assS sssd 9Ss; ssisD' price $3.50: OWNER Green.
NEW TWo-FAAdu.Y HOME AT 10 CAR
mody Hills drive. Seat Pleasant. Md. $5.-
500. 8 rooms, bath drst door; rooms.
bath. private entrance second door: elec.
Kitchens. full basement. hardwood floors.
: MI: e.s1 sos ' s.s Ssz Tie sSl: i ZONE @ sS9
Capitol fs Height: ass Hso oDen So 70 p% sSn
o1e SOUTH dLEB1 RID. ARIMoToN, VA.
An impressive new brick. THE ULTRA
surroundings With city convsnisncss. short
walk to schools (grade. and hish). stores.
churches and transportation;- 1oc bus or
- minutes in your own car to wash
nreDlaees. recreation room. attached ga
rage; Of course. air-conditioned With oil
unit and beautiful shrubbed grounds. in.
cluding boxwood. small down payment
proud prS Sve o1nsr q this % exeeptionsi home. ~
lib n. NUTAH, ARLINGTON. VA-o R..
bath: h.-W.h.: sleeping porch: insulated:
sarase: near all facilitiex S4.obO: terms.
5:kM: sgNa51IoW. 3Is I;.WHa3 -. Gas; l.[lss: M5s:
saaTY sIltl'PY ts5.'eG e. "a. SSSt sH19 7es
screamed df po4cs. aHs; s:r.: s4,s5o; $500 down down:
Saa.b PEI mo-: viii recondition to suit
DusAaoG& ov1ss. Wises0sA AeS7.
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BAY RIDGE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
New bungalow. g rms. bath. 2 porcheS
$500 cash required.
Bay front bungalow. new & rooms 2
baths = porches. Price reduced for qulck
asle Cor. Sands ave. and River ar. Open
sunday VIM H. LANHAM, 14lO H st.
nv Natl OlR6 or Col 6O10.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

10Th AND M SITS N.W-PRIvATE BRICK,
garages, So monthly. c. W. SIMPSON Co.
l094 Vermont ave. METROPOLITAN 900
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FARMS FOR SALE.

eS,.Ssss, 4 OBJ ssSo Ro9% 2S. He9S1 e9.a ss6
month; immediate possession; 4 acres. 12-
able cash. $40 per month. Atlantic 212s
SO ACRES LEVEL WOODLAND. q MILES
?; 1sc 6 Eric, Price; $1,000; terms. Address ;ee Box
90 80 AoREs ,,l9} HOUSE M arp BARN ;,,.e o3oD .,oD
teFma Ma9hNp Rfs 91.ssH'e RHAnTY CO.
10th st. NV. Natl. so95.
wELLEouPPED AND. STOCKED DAIRY
farm; with five head Of cattle. This farm
Gal H0ssases syFessie t is5R BERh Price 'e's0ns.e
5O-AcRE FARM-MCELLENT TOBACCO
soil; bungalow: elec.. BATH built-in tub and
toned: Only, / blk: from Washington,
esns. esTs.n as siafo 6tb St KENT H.t E hgks sGss
110-ACRE PRODUCTION FARM WITH
home. Barn. hog pen. chicken houses. 2
streams. Located near Manassas, Va: on
hsrd Iosa Can VIII he , has for ony
. At Is.se9.els aa.a prices. Call MIR. PAYNE.
335 ACRES IL MILES D. c.: TENANT
houses. tobacco barns: rollinE and level
land: SlO.5OO. terms
307 acres. near La Plata Groom house
IN LARGE grove, good Groom tenant house;
watered with streams: $4,000 terms. w.
G. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
g ACRES. 4;RocM HOUSE. WELL.
shade; faces public road: part timber. near
level; price. 5000; 500 cash and $40 mo.
10 q, b-r house. fine spring. fruit. shade;
$775. easy terms. SO a.. good 7-r. house,
well. fruit barn and outbuildings: Sl,25O.
"a acres. 7-room house. good farm. well
and fruit: $1,000. 80 a., timber. nne
spring. good road: $3.50; $50 cash and SIC
month. Good river farms. $1,000 and up.
3. Z. PERROW. Remin9ton. Va.
IF you ARE LOOKING
For one of the most productive farms in
fertile MONTGOMERY County, Md. At 500
per acre. see me at once. This place is
we'll located on . paved State pike. has
and will produce 50 bushels OF wheat per
acre.
JOHN A. BR1CKLEY.
Acreage-Estates-Fa
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RIVERDALE

CLARENDON, VA.
Completely remodeled bungalow. large
front and back pofches: large living room
with fireplace. ample closet space.
$3.50.
Rea soma BILE Down Payment. Balance Easy.
HUGH e. PHILLIPS CO.,
Atlantic $3.50.
EYeS Sat Sun Walnut = 63-W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH AT ONCE. ANY BRICK HOUSES,
Must be reasonable. e. W.. BAILEY.
Adams 1885 or mail 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
D. c property. white or colored; Quick
action. E. A. GARVEY Dist. 1903. Eve.
and Sun. Geo. $500. 1925 Vermont ave
I PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD HOUSES AND
nAts in any condition. No commission.
Address Box S43-D. Star ONCE.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SMALL
houses. white or colored. any location, re-
gardless of condition.
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO..
Phone Met. 5O88.
WANTED FOR OOLORED, IN SOUTH
proyements, Price under $4,000. All
cash. Located between 4th and 10th sts.
and south Of D st. Address Box 2S7-E.
Star ONCE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
NEARBY VA.-YoUNd LADY Will,
responsible couple. Walnut 9392.
ATTRACTIVE, COOL. MODERN 5 ROOMS
and bath; new: nearby MARYLAND: bus ine
& mi. from White House. unfurnished;
hot water. porch, large yard; 9arage; 55O
monthly. Address BOX III. Star once ls-
BROOM BUNGALOW. FURNIsHED
Arlington. VI. Phone Clarendon 1924 M.
BETHEaDA-NEW GROOM. CENTER
hall brick house; bath and lay; trees'
garage: transp.: S75. Wise. 6b5s-W.-
S76-WTTH OPTION TO BUY LOVELY
new brick home: every convenience: oui!t-
in garage. large screened poreh' COOL
RALPH fnlGP tSs Grain. IN 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal 1859.
5 Ill9 18th 81 soyTH yRaNdA HIGH Ims
5fissi!t S51ssea ;5P P."l' decorated good 1f!:n
ROOMS. SIS. NICELY LOCATED HOME
with screened porch. Near Military rd:, IN
Arlington County. VI. Cali Walnut 1870
VIRGINIA. ROOMS. BATH: LARGE I.ca
SO. % Address BOZ % 27t-E. star once.
BUNGHOW-b ROOMS AND BATH.
m 5r slfsRS ?sssRs sssRs
Locust 206-M. 49,
FURNISHED 6-ROOM BUNGALOW: TO
responsible couple without children; GOOD
neighborhood; bus service. Call Sunday Or
after pm. 4603 9th st. south, Barcro1t.
Va.
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MASTER COLONIAL. BRICK DWELLING.
en1sn completely ud;i furnished; all modern con con
phone; sandy salt water bathing beach,
good fishing; wonderful lawn. shade, fruit
occupancy. Sixty miles from Washington
on Potomac River. Rent 100000 per
month for balance Of season Caretaker
and cook available. GILBERT DENT.
IeonardtoWn Nd Telaphoue LIZ
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424 TURNER ST.
(~yNVyv YTY GU A~

1921 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc,
S7.95O-DETACHED BRICK.
FROM the top OF penn. ave. hill. Grour
Of to select from. Six rooms. bath. au.
tomatie heat, side and center entrance.
Out Penn. ave. &c. to Alabama
left to property
THIS Is AN ELECTRIC KITCHEN
HEALTH HOME"
OPEN TODAY AND DAILY.
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screened porch. gar, $3.50; $500 down.
S3a.b0 per mo-; will recondition to suit
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FOR RENT.

Beautiful cottage, city improvements.
with plenty rooms spacious grounds and
shade trees. wonderful bathing beach cut
side your front door: will rent for season
only.
front lot: accommoda tions for three: elec-
tricity: viii rent from now to Labor day.
Drive to Edxevater p O.. turn left
through South River Park 70 property.
CAu AdaanD 71Sk g OIL e1o3-J.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED-FIVE TO TEN LOTs IN GO
section. suitable for row or detached nofa'
Address Box I13-E. Star once.
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MVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near D. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
oner. Inspection daily. Defense High
way 70. .. SOD: Follow Red Arrows. Cen
tiles only. Write for FREE BOOKLET.
p. O.. Mayo A. A. Co.. Nd.
BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED IN
Chesapeake Bay home sites: 100 beautiful
shady ,o0x100 lots at Long Beach offered
for sale for only $50; terms II desired
This offer good only until July 10. Call
BAY SHORE CO. Natl. 1923.
1s-Fr. RUNABOUT, 4-cylinde- Universal
engine. $125. Philip G. Afieck. Deep Cove
Md. near Shady Side. Md. or West 3o53.
CUSTOM BUILT BRICK BUNGALOW. AN
napolis Roads Club. not finished Sacrifice.
$4,000. Shepherd 1919 or Annapolis 42l
24s
ROOMS. SCREENED PORCH ELEC AND
water to respectable party. Phone Hillside
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MUST SACRIFICE.

oWNEH LEAVING TOWN.
Battery Park Bethesda, Nd. 5S2 Maple
Ridge I'd. Con circle at Park lane)-Full
3-story With attic, rms and bath: ~
construction. fully insulated: detached ga
rage: large handicapped lot: near schools,
OWNER, Wisconsin 22l1-J 49,
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ONLY $3.50 CASH.

500 LESS MONTHLY THAN RENT
6Foom. 2-bath brick home. less than
pear old, exclusive NV. section: owner
leaving city must sell Immediately: inves-
MRate: District 7741. Evenings, MR..
HALEY Wisconsin A643
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

nat or Q bungalow In suburban Washington
by Sept. l. Write Z. T. VINCENT. 322S
Ash st.. Mt. Rainier, Nd. 49,
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.
X6 150 m

PETWORTH BARGAIN.
$6,150.OO.
This home Is an attractive buy. In per-
feet condition; large yard; terms:
is Evening sis Phone Emerson ngs He54sa' 54s4. AV''
s5,75o-BUNGALOW-$b,7bo.
Silver Spring, u blocks from Georgia
ave, splendid environment. 5 rooms. bath
front porch. inclosed dining porch; vacant;
new house condition. See it at once.
lola 18th ST: NV. Net. OF 90.
PETWORTH CORNER,
4lO1 9Th ST. NV VACANT.
W-HoUSE CONDITION.
Open today. Sunday and Monday. 3 to
- rooms a bed rooms, and bath: In
price Is right M : for T = quick sale;
1873 Bye Street National 1889.
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS, VA.
6O24 Lee Blvd.
On ieft-hand side going from Washing-
ton. facing new 2O0-ft. Lee Blvd: new.
IDEAL BRICK suburban home on larse lot
garage. laundry room. large attic: low
faxes: Fairfax County: monthly payments
BIKE rent Special price for this mouth.
We will take your house in exchange.
CALL OWNER,
A6PAMs PAN rtSE eS5sps9RTH .ps9TN3s,S2v S27s. -.
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3a38-4O-61-65 FIRST st. s.w.,
BOILING VIEW, D. c.
$500 90 AND Sc. $4,000.
New brick Cape Cod homes Of and
rooms and bath: best construction: some
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY,
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to 1lth st.. rieht
on l1th: continue on Nichols ave
through Congress Heights to Xenia
st.. right on Xenia to 1st Ut. and
left to property.
Realty Associates. Inc,
1905 K St. Natl 1l3a
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ALTA VISTA, MD.
GentIeman's country estate containing
about 2 acres: large modern house. IL
rooms. 2 baths: oil heat. Terms to reliable
party. Inspection by appointment. OWNER,
Col 1873
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(ConttmueA.

HOME, WITH INCOME.
Ae2s 4th 1t. n.w.-Row brick. 2 complies
apartments, 2 baths. garage. recreation
room, insulated. gas heat; income from
3.roo4 apt. $50 per month. unfurnished
OWNER.
OFFICERS-SPECIAL.
Near Army and Navy Country Club
especially wefl built: attractive noor plan
brand-new house: spacious living room
pertaining purposes; high elevation over;
looking WAshington and Potomac: special
price to club members. 1t will pay you
10 investigate. Call MRS. WATSON. Ma
ttonsl 89l7: evenings Cleveland 1874.
COOL. QUIET. CONVENIENT LOCATION.
BUNGALOW,
$50 per month and . reasonable cash
payment will buy this bungalow OF 8 rooms
and bath. with Gear garage. on lot 6Ox
Dist. sa1y w. L. MOORE Geo 2s02.
NEW GROOM BRICK.
Lot 5ox2bo: big oak; holly, apple. pear
garden space: l block Of exp. bus: near
car line. stores, schools churches, B. Q.
station and District line. Price $4,000.
Open daily. See OWNER. next door 1l9
Maple ave-. Takoma Park Md.
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ClJy COHVtUlCuCeSr beftu IOOiuS.
bargain or rent for $500 a month. See
PUTNAM in adjoining cottage.
PATUxENT BEACH FRONT FURNISHED
sss;a no'o1 .fScS eS o#sfR GseA %ss
RENT:-TWo COTTAGES. FURNISHED
sha1. sna ssts third irest GSSse
NORTH BEACH. EIGHTH ST. BETWEEN
Erie and a. FgederiGkW e10n 7sss sssfrfice small
l acre large 5-room bungalow, furnished:
artesian watet; ideal beach: safe salt water
lots. lots only $500 each OWNER, Adams a444.
COTTAGES FOR RENT AT COLONIAL
Beach. Va. city water elec.: shade: by
week or month. Phone Columbia 2357-W.
FURNISHED CABINS FOR RENT $40 TO
restricted bay colony. Scientists Cliffs"
Port Republic. Nd. 4.6 miles beyond Prince
Frederick. Call Pot. 1900. Ext. 703-
DEEP COVE MD. OVERLOOKING CHEsA-
screened. $40 per week or $40 monthly
Owner on property Saturday and Sunday.
or phone West 1858.
NORTH BEACH; MD.-s-RooM COTTAGE
porches. on water, front; reasonable rent
Gam Be stea ni.da,,s a. ds, Sunday; or call Co.
HERALD HARBOR-FURNISHED COT
tage: accommodate 8; elec. range; running
water: by week or month Walnut 1859
SHERWOOD FOREST. 23O NOTTINGHAM
Hill-Attraetively furn. cottage for August
Cleveland 1897.
SALE OR RNNT-7- ROOM COTTAGE AT
South River Park. Nd. Apply FRANK L.
WARFELD. Munsey Bldg. Washington.
FOR SALE AT CEDARHURsT, ON .CHEsA
Bay. 81 miles D. c. NEAR Shady Side. Md; .
Large building sites S9S up: good roads.
pier. boat harbor elee store oaI seIeph0nes a;
/ and sl,395; other cottages; furnished. at
81 l.50O. $4,000 SO 800 and $4,000: easy
terms. WALTER M. BAUMAN, l Thomas
circle. Metropolitan 6229
COBB IS1.AND-IF YOU ARE INTER-
ested in , water front location with good
bathing. GOOD fishing. excellent harbor.
amid beautiful surroundings. be sure to see
Cobb Island, via Anacostia and La Plata.
Andrew Norris. agent. on premises. MARY
LAND REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. 915
1Otn st NV. National S095.
1s ACRES FERTILE LAND, SMALL COT
| tage; beautiful location: excellent boat
REALTY CO. Kent R. Mullikin. president.
915 10th ST. NV. National S095.
OLD CEDAR POINT AT MORGANTOWN
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HuLCREST.
SEE OUR NEW HOMES,
M0DM. H0AEE

2124 31st ST. Sc
AZ alst and w pl.. Just north Of Alabama
OPEN TO Pm,
Come Out-See What's New,
WAPLE d JAMES. INC,
| Owners and Builders.
l224 18th st. NV. District 3347.
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80 ACRES-S4250.
Has $40 feet sandy beach with mile
wide expanSe of water. excellent duck
shooting, fishing: nne farm land: 45 miles
south D. c. GIBONS. National 1888 or
lincoln SQ-R-W L.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04
Enjoy Musical Program.

The regular meeting Of the Rebekah
lodge Monday night was featured by a
musical program, given by request of
the lodge by Mr.. and Mrs, B. E. Suvan
and pupils. The following musical
numbers were presented:
Sweet Bunch of Daisies-Mr and
Mrs. Suvan.
Waltz in A-Verlene Vanderpool,
Barbara Kemp. Janith Lee Hargreaves,
Rose Anna Nelson, Rosella Barr, of the
9Th grade,
Hawaiian Lullaby-Milton Slauson,
Jack Raymond, George Corbett, Billy
McGrew
La Belle Waltz, When the Dew Is on
the Rose-Nellie Myers, Virginia Bee
carl. Stella Stolarczyk.
Serenade DAmour-Glen Hugill
Calvin Downing.
Medley-Let's All Sing Like the
Brides Sing, Sweet Rosie O'Gradys In
the Good Old Summertime-Mr. and
Mrs. Suvan. Doris Running.
Three readings about Montana were
given by Mrs. Jack Swarens.
The evenings entertainment was
closed by the serving of lunch
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04
Civilian Finger Prints Taken.

On March 9th between the hours OF
two and five in the afternoon at the
Legion hall the American Legion Aux
iliary will again be prepared TO obtain
finger prints of all residents of Eureka
and surrounding community The lm-
portance of this national drive cannot
be over estimated and it is 10 the IN
dividual advantage Of each one 10 avail
themselves of the free service given by
the local unit in registering finger
prints in the civilian files of the identi-
fication bureau in Washington. d. G.
On form labeled Identification Record
Gard went the fingerprints OF virtually
every man in the armed forces of the
United States during the World war.
Not a day passes without Uncle Sam
making valuable use of these records.
In the same way use can be made OF
the Civilian Identification Bureau that
has grown by leaps and bounds in the
past two years. Many innocent men
have been freed from crimes they were
falsely accused of because their finger
prints proved they were elsewhere at
the time of the crime. Finger prints
are a quick, infallible Identification of
all accident and catastrophe victims.
They help restore lost or runaway chill
dren to their parents. Adults suffering
| from amnesia may be identified by
finger prints. They make impossible
the forging of wills and are protection
in savings bank accounts. All finger
prints sent in last year by Eureka unit
were accepted and are now on file in
Washington. If yours were not among
them, won't you for your own benefit,
come in on Saturday and have your
finger prints taken? Remember there
! is no charge and it may mean life and
/ happiness TO YouMlater.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04
FUNNIEST COMEDY COMES ON
WAVE OF NEW LAUGHS

Manager Kienitz of the Kootenai
theatre has the answer for everyone III
town who happens to be in need of a
real down to -the-earth, guffawing ev-
ening of fast and furious fun.
He has booked Three Men on a
Horse" screen version of the Broadway
stage play-which is well on its second
year in New York and going strong
and has already toured the country In
seven road companies.
Three Men on Horse is the side
splitting story of Erwin pronounced
Oiwin) meek little writer of greeting
card verses-who has the weird gift
of picking winners in horse races. He
keeps that secret to himself, and as he
rides. to and fro to work from his home,
he jots down in little book his prog
nostications and imaginary winnings,
His nagging wife finds the book, de-
nounces him as philanderer, and
browbeats him to the point of des-
peration.
When his boss orders him to produce
fifty Mothers Day greeting verses be-
fore the noon whistle blows-his trou-
bles begin to pyramid and drive him
to a gin mill to drown his woes in
drink. 1t is there that fate catches up
with him.
Three gamesters are talking about
horses and Oiwin tinlidly offers a tip.
They laugh at him and bet on the ia
vorite who loses. Seeing that the little
man sshas something they imprison
him and proceed to get rich on his tips
on the winners. They phone to his
boss that he is sick-and when his
wife hears this-she rouses the police
and city wide search is instituted,
Then begins as uproarious complica-
ton as ever set an audience chortling
The cast is headed by Frank Me-
Hugh and Joan Blonden.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04
LIBBY SKI CLUB LAYS
PLANS FOR SPRING SEASON

The libby Ski club met at their hill
across the river Sunday afternoon for
what will probably be their last time
this year at that spot because the snow
is rapidly melting. In the future other
places and. cross country runs will be
the program.
The snow was good for jumping and
the three jumpers made some very good
Jumps. Ii was most interesting to see.
AT $50 the club gathered at the
Model Cafe and were entertained at
dinner by the single men of the club,
Lee Harmon. Elmer Switzer, Clayton
Youngs, John Mass and Emil Turner
The club decided they made excellent
chefs
Mr.. and Mrs. W H Kemp and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Krall were guests of
the club at dinner Upon being called
on by Master of Ceremonies Jim Chris
tie Mr.. Kemp and Mr.. Krall expressed
their enjoyment of the evening and Of
the whole year. They thought that the
Libby Ski club should give dance to
make money to have a good hill next
year. The suggestion will probably be
taken up.
President Mrs. FINLAND appointed a
committee to look for hill during the
summer for next season. The following
were appointed. Lee Harmon, John
Mas. John FINLAND, Jim Christie and
E. M. Davidson However, each MEM
Der is supposed to be on the lookout
also.
| A proposed trip to the Ratekin cabin
on Leigh creek was discussed and John
FINLAND, Elmer Stevens, and Z. M.
Davidson were appointed to try to
make arrangements for some time IN
| the next few weeks.
A cross country run for next SUM-
day. in the event the cabin trip is not
made, is being planned and the mem
bers will be out most of the day with
a stop at noon for lunch
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04
YOU'LL. LAUGH AT THIS
POOR BROW-BEATEN HUSBAND

A screen team that promises a new
high in hilarity comes to the Kootenai
theatre next week when Charlie Rug
giles and Alice Brady make their first
appearance together in Mind Your
Own Business" a hilarious domestic
comedy.
In constant demand since her role in
"My Man Godfrey" won her critical
acclaim as a coincidence, Miss Brady
makes her second appearance under the
Paramount banner in Mind Your Own
Business Her first was in the Mae
West comedy, GO West Young Man.
Ruggles is already established as one
Of Americas greatest comedians, and
the screens favorite depicter of brow
beaten husband. He scared to STAR
dom in these roles opposite Mary Be-
land, with whom he last appeared in
aWiyes Never Know"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04

Mrs. Walter Sutherland left on
Thursday for Spokane. Bridge after
spending the past two months with her
husband at Rooseville Mr.. Sutherland
has resigned his position with the gov
eminent and will Lave shortly to join
Mrs. Sutherland where they have a
service station.
Robert Reid has returned from Deer
Lodge where he spent the winter with
his brother.
M M. Pond Of Whitefish was din
ner guest at the John Buhmiller home
on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wetzel are parents
Of new daughter, born to them on
Saturday.
Rev. Richard Philip of Libby is in
town attending the special meetings at
the Full Gospel Rev Philips is assist
ing with the music.
Mrs. L. w. Fetterly accompanied her
son Lewis to Missoula on Thursday ev-
ening. They returned on Friday ac-
companied by Mrs. Jas. Rusk, who will
spend several weeks here
Mr.. and Mrs Grandville Lyons were
guests of relatives over Saturday and
Sunday. from Trego. While here they
attended the Accola Club dance.
Miss Geraldine Braniff Of Helena ar
rived Sunday for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. A. Purdy. Mr.. Purdy met
Miss Braniff in Kalispell.
The War Mothers will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs Cora Sampson.
Mrs. Ward Shanahan and baby of
Redord spent Tuesday with her par
ents, MIR and Mrs. Dell Pike
The senior class in the Episcopal
Sunday school held a coasting party
on the hill Friday night Following
the coasting they were treated to pop
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-04
Birthday Party.

Little Patricia O'Fallpn was guest of
honor at birthday party at her home
on last Wednesday afternoon Twenty
six little guests helped celebrate with
50 much gusto that many other chill
dren were attracted and enjoyed the
lunch including large birthday cake.
Miss Patricia was eight years old. An
out of town guest was Miss jeanne
Schuck of Libby.
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corn balls at the home of Joe Gibbons.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hebison sponsored
the party.
Howard Helms motored to Kalispell
on Saturday accompanied by Mrs Bert
Roe and1Mrs. c. +. Weber.
Mrs. Ray Frost and Waverly Brown
spent Tuesday with their brother, How
ard Brown, Of Roosville
Mrs. {. B. Hamilton arrived home
Wednesday night after spending the
past two months with her daughter,
Mrs. Marshall Murray and family in
Libby. DR. Hamilton, who is i'll, is re
ported to be coming home very soon.
Mrs. JOS Peltier is reported to be
worse at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Zelmer Moses and
MIR. and Mrs. d., r. Bigham were din
ner guests at the Enos Campbell home
on Wednesday,
Mrs. Ed Richardson returned home
Monday from week spent in Kalis-
pell.
Mr. and Mrs. David Crowley are re-
joicing over their first born, a son,
born on last frIuay.
The Altar Society enjoyed covered
dish lunch with Mrs E. E. Price on
Friday.
E. M. Preston is spending some time
in Kalispell attending to his business
there.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Mccullough and
Mrs. Cora Waller were Kalispell call
ers on Tuesday.
A. A. Purdy collided with Maytag
truck while enroute to Libby on Tues
day. MIR Roberts, resident Of the
Kootenai, who was riding in the truck,
suffered broken nose.
Chief of Police Tom Warden is max
ing a house to house canvas collecting
dog taxes this week