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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16

A. R. R., R. P. D. No. 4, Wolcott, Conn. What am better suited for, teacher or poet2
 Ans. More financial gain is shown to come to you through teaching thar, writing, but it seems more ad- visable for you to turn your inter- ests in some other profession, other than the two mentioned. Your pos- abilities in teaching in this locality are not very good, therefore, you should train for something else. Let your desire for writing be developed in your spare time.
 Mrs. w. H. T. My husband left about four months ago, and has never let me hear from him. When may I expect him to return2
 Ans. Madam; am sorry to state but your husband will never return to you. My suggestion Is that you give your husband divorce when his attorney contacts you relative to this subject.
 Mir. P. F. A. Is my wife carrying on an affair with this friend of mine who comes to our home 50 often? Ans. If you were half as hottest and sincere in your marriage as your wife is, more happiness would come to you both in the future. Your friend only comes to your house so often because he feels sorry for your wife, as to the way you treat her. He tries to keep her mind occupied so that she will not worry over you so much.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Trip Not Advisable

Mrs. s. c. H. I have been plan ming to take trip, in order to in- vestigate some of my real estate investments. Should do this?
 Al;s. Your nephew is now working for your interest in this direction, and by you making this trip you would show too plainly that you do not trust him. Let this person con- tinue to handle these affairs, and you not make the contemplated trip.
 Mrs. M. T. will my husband suc- ceed in getting @ position?
 Ans. My scieEce reveals that shortly after your husband com- pletes his present course of study, which is indicated to be in Refrig- eration and Air Conditioning that he will be fortunate In securing a position in this field of endeavor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Fl Haren Receives Praise For His Special Readings

People from far and whose letters you win read below send similar expressions to E Harea Offering their thanks for the help and guidance which t famous Astro Oger has been to them. During his e has accmu lated in his files thousands of letters from 2 parts of the nation. These letters published to give you complete understanding of what M Harens readIngs and personal service has done for countless others The 3peia g which he offers to all Democrat readers Is one Jcu will T in your pOssesisOn and remember long time to kcu have the opportunity to receive reading oi yourself and also the to your questions Therefore you urged to partake of this wonderful opportunity % that your problems may be solved Note Special Reading and Question Coupon explaining how to submit your order as this is limited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
THOUSANDS IN THIS AREA CONSULT ASTROLOCER
Sarcastic Nature Very
 Detrimental

Miss M. E. N. Will 1t be possible for me to ever make the acquain- tance of the person whom now have in mind7
 Ans. I see you formerly had the opportunity to make the acquain- tance of this young man, but due to your sarcastic remarks you will never have this chance again. You should realize that nothing will ever be gained through this channel of your present actions. Your present disposition Is only detrimental to your own happiness, if you would only realize this fact. Otherwise, you will continue to not be rec spected by the opposite sex, or have any true friends of your own sex.
 Miss T. L. will I be able to see my Mother soon?
 Ans. I find your parents now re- siding in Germany. During the conn ing summer months they will send you enough money to return to your home for q three-month vacation. Y0u will return; to America in time to take up your duties as teacher this coming Fall
 Miss L. N. D. Will my sister and find work in this town soon, or will we have to go back to live with our parents?
 Ans. Astrological indications de- note that your Uncle whom you both are now residing with will get you 8 job in your respective voca- tio,:s. Your sister will start work within the next three weeks in the Nursing profession, and you will begin working in his office about March list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Demand Legal Receipt

Mrs. s. l.. T. have been request ed to turn over some very valuable papers to a certain concern here in town. What should l do in this case?
 Ans. There is no doubt as to the reliability and honesty of this firm. as they have been operating in the city of Waterbury for over 50 years, however, to protect yourself suggest that when you turn these papers over to this organization, demand that they give you legal receipts for every piece of paper. Have this signed by the person who takes the paper, as well as at least one execu- tive of the firm. If you were to lose these, your entire life's earn ings would be gone. Mrs. Rose G.-Waterville, Conn. Will 1t be necessary for me to work to have a comfortable living? Ans. It is quite evident that you are capable of working, and am sure that any help you could ex- tend in your husbands present fi- nancial distress would be greatly appreciated. My advice is that you start applying for work immediate ly.
 Miss c. R. L. will my present de- sires ever materialize? If so, how soon?
 Ans. It Is indicated that you arc now residing in this city. and your family in some other town. Your work will improve within the next few months to come, which will make it possible to have them move to this city with you. More happi- ness will come to all of you when this desire materializes. Miss W. w. F. will 1t be neces- sary to quit my job, and stay home now?
 Ans. Your father will employ a housekeeper to care for your home, since your sister has married and left. You will be given the privilege of continuing in your present work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Great Volumes Of Letters Bear Out
 Popularity Of Advisor Here

Haren Astrooger has been given great acclaim dur deds of questions for The Democrat readers Thousands of letters have been sent to his private oce and many ance here he has gained host of friends and helped thou sands to obtain happiness and through the app cation of his famous science arens advice and guid will remain in the hearts of many who sought his counsel.
 You will notice that Fl Haren Question Coupon giving you full information on how to submit question for his daily columns Because that this famous Astrologer has large volume of mail hand now, you urged to send your question at once that you may be of receiving an answer.
 THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION MAY APPEAR AT ANY TIME.
 Special Correspondence Service Offers
 Answers by Mail
 Because of the tremendous amount of mail that Fl Haren receiving special arrangements were made with him to enable everyone to be sure of receiving ns advice dence Service You will notice with this column Special Reading and Question Coupon explaining to you fully how and condentially by ma sent direct to your home ad dress any address you may to give By properly letter rt together s with 50 % IN COIN oR ORDER) and SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVEL- OFF, and your two most important questions will result you receiving Complete Astrological Document of your self, and also Fl Haren solutions your problems for merely the handling charges of your This oger's advice during his stay here.
 People Everywhere Have Praised Ell Haren's
 Readings
 People throughout the country, and in every walk of life praise Fl Haren's Special Readings and Correspon dence Service to the highest Each day you will notice solicited testimonial letters which appear in his columns coIning from of the many who have obtained his cenny deductions to their problems Fl Haren has relieved these people through many trying situations and by talk ing ADVANTAGE of this OPPORTUNITY now you will re- ceive the answers to yuor questions
 FILL OUT THE SPECIAL READING AND QUESTION COUPON TODAY, AND RECEIVE HIS SERVICES PRI- vATELY AND CONFIDENTIALLY BY MAIL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16

life by living this way. If you con- tinue such actions your husband will learn about them, and make you ge. out of your home then you will wish that you had ore of your former foolish friends to depend upon.
 Miss Jo. M. F. Would it be to my interest to make change in my work?
 Ans. My suggestions are to re- tain your present position for the next few months. Later I find you being presented with the necessary opportunity to reach much greater heights of success in this profess sion, which will come through a more responsible position.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Will Fail in Work

MT. w. K. R. have been working in this position for the past three months. DO you think will remain here long?
 Ans. You are not satisfied with your job, and have become very neglectful in your work. You should work more for the interest of your employer. Within the next 10 days you will lose this job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
DEAR FL KAREN:

DEAR FL KAREN: The answers to my questions received, and they are very satifactory Will state that you wonder man. know my Reading is going to help me out great deal Was very much pleased with your advice and sure that it will aid in many ways. Trusting that may be able to consult you again in the future
 Yours very truly,
 IDA MAE OGLE,
 5632 Woodmont St..
 Squirrel Hill,
 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DEAR FRIEND:
 Have using your services for the past years and received great benefits from your knowledge Writing to at present for another Reading you have helped much in the past Trusting that you enjoying good health, beg to remain Your true friend and follower,
 MR. JOHN w. TRUTH
 POP N. College Ave-,
 Muncie Indiana KIND ADVISOR:
 Received the reading and answers to my questions, we'll sons too Thank you much for the Your advice is wonderful feel like there is great deal for to live for. Am sending for my daughters Reading Sincerely trust that you will return to Kalama day again With best wishes for your success am
 Sincerely,
 MRS. MATTE F. ANDRUS,
 927 Austin St.,
 Kalamazoo, Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Brother Will Repay
 Money

Mrs. P. L. I. I loaned my brother the money to go to college. Now ht has graduated and working. VII he pay this money back?
 Ans. I see your brother having full intentions to pay back thi. money just as soon as he can carr 1t. He Is in love with his girl friend and wants to marry her, but will not do so until he has repaid the $4,00O which he borrowed from you There is no reason for you to cOl;- tinue worrying over this subject.
 Mrs. s. B. R. What kind of fu- ture does my husband have to look forward to relative to finances?
 Ans. His present position offers better salary for him, along with a more responsible job. He will be very much surprised when his Fa- ther's estate is settled. The mOl;ey he will receive will be enough to purchase 8 very nice home for you
 MT. J. B. Will I be able to save my home, or have to lose it?
 Ans. My deductions are that you will be fortunate in obtaining work very soon, which will mean that you will be able to save your home However, to see this come to pass you must not give up hopes, but continue to make contacts. You are a very capable person, and the fu- ture holds much greater happiness, success and prosperity in store for you and yours.
 Mrs. w. L. I. My husband and l seem to be growing farther apart all of the time. What is the cause or this condition?
 Ans. You two people before mar riage socially were connected with two entirely different classes Of people. It is hard for either one or you to give up your friends entire Iy, and accept those of your mate. You two must realize that marriage must be on a fifty-fifty basis. At certain intervals you go with your husband and his friends, and he il; turn do the same thing with you. 1t is possible for you two people to be very happy together, if you will only be more considerate in the future.
 Miss N. M.--Oakville, Conn. Would it be better for me to look for an- other position2
 Ans. The vibration receive de- notes 1t being to your advantage to remain in your present position. You are not old enough to have much experience in the business world, therefore, it would be for your benefit to continue working hard in order that you can obtain experience, and knowledge of this profession. before attempting to demand better position.
 Miss T. P. will my mother ever be well from her illness?
 Ans. An operation; which is now advised should be followed out. as 1t Is revealed 10 me. ! see her un- der the attention of very compe- tent physician and within the next three or four months complete re- covery is denoted in her behalf.
 Mary A. K. Is my gentleman friend sincere and truthful in his plans for our future?
 Ans. You should not continue to fool this person any longer. You are . married woman and are do- ing wrong by letting this person fall in love with you. and make plans for . marriage when you ex- pect to soon throw him over. You will never gain anything out of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
Loan Will Be Granted

MT. R. A. I. My wife and now have good chance to buy busi- ness. will be able to borrow money to carry out these plans?
 Ans. My deductions are that by contacting your eldest sister she will grant this request. In the next 30 days all plans will be completed, and you will have started into this profession. Much success is denoted In your behalf.
 Mrs. G. B. L.-Waterville, Conn. will l ever be able to free myself from the man am now married to?
 Ans. Madam; you were wrong in not considering the subject of mar riage more seriously before taking any final steps. Remain with your husband, as do not see you gain ing anything by leaving him. Your son reeds the attention and love of Father as we'll as that of Mother. Do not forget to give your son consideration in this affair be- fore taking any definite action towards divorce or anything of that nature.
 Mrs. F. A. K. Will my sister mar ry the young man whom my Mother wants her to marry?
 Ans. The person in question; has given your sister entirely too much attention in the past to win her love and affection. If he would only be SO exceptionally kind and sweet to her, she would like him better. He is the type of n person whom she knows will always do anything for her. No marriage Is showl; for these people until he shows your sister that he has other girl friends, and wakes her up to the fact that she should not be so tickle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
DEAR FL KAREN:

Your advice surely has been of great help to in my period of unrest Am most apprecative of your kindness ege of contacng you through The Daily News while you in Bangor Again wish to thank for your sincere work Extending my best regards, remain
 Sincerely,
 MRS HELEN BEAL B. LIBBY,
 RE-. No. 1,
 Charleston Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
return to this country, as he likei his native country better.
 Warns Married Man

MT. w. N. U. How soon will be able to marry this person who I love very much?
 Ans. My friend, you must con- slider your children, and wife. YOu cannot expect your wife to give you . divorce, just because you are in- fatuated with some one else. Do not permit yourself to even let your wife kl;ow of your preesnt feelings. You know you couldn't respect this type of a girl we'll enough to be your wife. trust that you will not let yourself do anything foolish in this affair.
 PA. 8. will I get my former posi- tion back?
 Ans. Astrological indications shows that it would be much better to retain your present position. By contacting the proper person I see that in the future you will be work ing in your former position again. Mrs. U. R. w. My mother is now all alone. Should I. have her come live with my family? | Ans. Madam; this kind deed ol, your part Is the best thing you could do for your mother. am sure that your husband will give his con- sent, but before taking any action first ask him about this affair Your mother will be more comfort able living with you than your l brother and his wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16
KIND SIR:

Have obtained information of your wonderful work through Hollywood and is pleasure to be able to consult you my difficulties, you have relieved many in this v- cny from the worries of which they participating in sending for complete Life Reading of myself you advised me to do. Thanking you for helping me in my troubles. Trusting to remain your friend, am
 Faithfully yours
 MISS MARGARET ORRELL,
 593 Washaw Road,
 Walshaw Bury Lancashire England
Evening star., 1937-10-03

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fine -tostlng chocolate.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Fresh peonut butter, mixed into
orispy molosses centers-ond in
iocket Of high quality chocolate.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
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Creomy, cooling discs Of pepper
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Evening star., 1937-10-03

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Nuts, fruits, creams and
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Evening star., 1937-10-03

Large. juicy, ruby-red cher
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school begins at 10. A
class for every age and a teacher
for every class.
Morning worship begins a$ II.
This will be a Memorial service,
with appropriate music and mes
sage.
Three B. y. p. US meet at Z.
Evening worship begins at 8. A
service Of gospel singing and
preaching. The public Is cordially
invited to all these services. The
habit Of regular church attendance
is one of the best ways to develop
character and personality.
REV. CHAS. L. SHOOK,
Pastor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

Jane Kolstad of Wyola gave al
Interpretation of Spring Clean
ing" in song and tap dance. At
the close of the meeting Mrs. Con-
yer and MI. Foltz were presented
with gifts.
Wyola is proud of its six stu
dents who graduated with the
high school class at Lodge Grass,
Friday evening, namely: Harley
Cox, Dan Eggart, Billie Jean FoltZ,
Edgar Spriggs, Jr., Francis Brown
and Ada Frances Luckett. Har-
ley Cox and Dan Eggart have the
distinction of completing the regu-
lar four-year course in three years
and two girls, Ada Frances Luckett
and Billie Jean Foltz, had 17k
credits, 1k more than the min
imum number required.
The eighth grade graduation ex-
ercises were held Thursday even
ing in the Baptist church. Rev.
Hubbard gave the commencement
address and H. G. Campbell gave
a very interesting talk on the
Johnson County war. Those who
graduated were as follows: Eliza
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28
MAYOR PROCLAIdS MONDAY,
MAY 81, AS MEMORIAL DAY

WHEREAS, according to a time
honored custom of our people,
May 30th has been appointed as
a memorial day in honor of our
departed soldiers and sailors; and
WHEREAS, our citizens should
pay a tribute of respect to these
heroes, and should renew their
devotion to the patriotic princi-
pies for which they died, by a
proper observance of this day,
and;
WHEREAS, May 30th falls on
Sunday this year, the following
day, Monday, May 31st, is hereby
designated as the proper day for
Memorial exercises to be held;
NOW, THEREFORE, the request
Is made that the people of our
city cease from their ordinary &C.
equations on this day and unite
in the Memorial Day service.
WAYNE A. RANSIER,
Mayor
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

10 a. m. Sunday school. This
will be Missionary Sunday, with
a story by Mrs. Hannant. BE on
time to hear it.
IL a. N. Morning worship SER
vice: There will be special music
by the choir and the pastor will
speak. If you have no other
church home, you will always
find a welcome at this service.
3 p. m. Service at Wolf school
house.
Saturday, II to 4 p. M, the Sr.
G. E. will have a Food Sale at
Montana Power Co. to raise money
for their camp fund.
REV. N. E. HANNANT,
Pastor.
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WYOLA NEWS
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Clara and Evelyn Schaubel spent
Monday at their home. Betty and
Verna Schaubel returned to Bill
ings with them to spend a week.
Nineteen members of the Wyola
B. Y.P U. were entertained by
the young people of the Sheridan
Baptist church, Sunday evening
Dinner was served at $50 to thir-
ty-five young people. After din
ner, the regular meeting was call
ed to order, followed by church
services. Everyone enjoyed the de-
licious dinner and fine fellowship
together.
The members of the P. 7. A. held
their last meeting of the year
Wednesday evening in the Baptist
church basement. Over sixty peo-
pie enjoyed the covered dish sup
per. Following the business meet
ing, Mrs. W. L. Hughs of Sheridan
installed the new officers, who are:
Carl B. Foltz, president; Mrs. John
Bzosk, vice president; Mrs. Fran
ces Stevens, secretary; Mrs. Robert
Smith, treasurer, and Mrs. A. C,
Montgomery, historian. Mrs. Guy
H. Conver is the retiring presi-
dent A program presented under
the direction Of Mrs. MONTGOMERY
included a talk on COMMITTEES
Work Of the p. r. a" by Mrs. e,
p: Evans, Wyoming state president.
Mrs. Frank Hamstreet of Sheridan
read a message from the national
president. Mrs. Hughs sang a
group of popular songs and Rettu
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beth Yellowtail, James White, Lyle
Luckett. Verna Schaubel, kathryn
Mckinney, Maude Arstad, Patty
Sewers, Edna Bomar, Charlotte
Medicine Horse and Rose Mario
Blackhawk. Z
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GuInS-PyOrrhea

Foul breath, loose teeth or sore
Gums are disgusting to behold.
all will agree, LETO'S PYORRHEA
REMEDY IS highly recommended
by leading dentists and never dis
appoints. Druggists return money II
1t falls. SHELLEY DRUG co. adv,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

FLOWERS for Decoration Day
Plants and cut flowers of all
kinds. Perennial plants-petunias,
geraniums. Sprays and wreaths.
funeral designs.-MRS. FRED
WATERMAN, Phone IS, 3-3t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

WANTED-A live wire man Of
woman with $3.50, cash, to open
highly paying business which viii
pay year around dividends. For
particulars apply Box 900, Billings
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LOCAL ITEMS

Sake Bokma of Tullock was
transacting business in Hardin
Tuesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark Of
Sarpy were Hardin shoppers We'd
nesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

James OBrien, st. Xavier ranch
er, made the county seat a visit
on Wednesday.
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FOR SALE-Three lots with two
houses, facing on City park; also
1 house and lot across from the
Congregational church. See Bum
ston. 1t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

WANTED-Horses, hogs and cat
tle.-GEORGE ARNDT, Gen. DEL,
Hardin, Mont. 1t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

WANTED-Board and room for
man and 2 boys, 4 and S years old
Also want light housekeeping
room. State price by. the month.
Address this Office by mail. 1t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-28

FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Inquire at Hardin
Tribune Herald. SIP
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FOR SALES dozen laying hens.
Myrtle Sherman Hardin, living on
Warren ranch So. of Airport. lip