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Ekrkhe FOR SALE.

i55 ACRES, LoUDouN COUNTY LAND;
ssnoaa. So!on;al house 5sa basement barn. 3Tnsr
Herndon, Va. Phone Phone Herndon Tai is5. ''A1'
l31 ACRES VERY FERTILE LAND: DAIRY
for 35 years: all necessary outbuildings;. =
room farmhouse. nicely located; ~ miles
nos e. con7easn n15nS cHan, tsrms E R5s MsLs
Va. Falls Church s37-W-l. Fairfax 200
EXCEPTIONAL FARM, 200 ACRES $50 IN
aitalfal. Brookville pike section-,Modern
stone residence on be9u5fu knoll bed bed
plant. Large dairy barn accommodates 20
cows; poultry houses for 500 birds AZ
condition. Priced for quick sale Many
other desirable farms and acreage tracts
IN Montsomsry and HoTard Counties
Natl: 9593. Eve. Hillside 04l4-J
5;-room bungalow; high elevation; Ave
cleared LARGE froptaee fine for log s cabins inS
8Snee Pr eerms see B G eefaS E Venna
sEER P4R aLHTs RUNaloM GA1AEoag5r SNp 1EEAS
oak 6ofs Tile ssa
acres: beautiful shade de- shrubbery: sacrificed
estb 1901 Vineland N. J. J.-------
FOR SALE. TO SETTLE BANKRuPTcY.,1-
ssfs andlnGTI WHTE qnd psimyrs Safsfs No.
: ACRES, ..-RooM BUNGALOW - $500
100 acres, g rooms, river 5000
for or bsnE TaEtax lp o"
B. aiEsf PskRo@ SE'faani Rsninrton ton Hase' va e0o
g :, M nEAgTIFuL Vt , De DA1Ry and AND e eRAZ1Na A Nc
HERRFRT w EVERHART,
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REAL ESTATE ExcHAkSE

WILL TRADE GROOM Ar4I. HOUSE IN
., c.. fer small farm witt, stream W thin
Is miles Of D. c.; Va or Md. Box la0-A.
DETACHED APARTMENT Is UNITS. 2
years old. fully rented at low rents: oil
trust. S2S,0oo. Will trade my equity for
ground or improved property Give full
particulars what you have to trade in your
reply. Box BOA Star
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COVE POINT BEACH.

Out on open Chesapeake Bay Safe.
white sand. sloping gradually into deer.
clear water Surf bathing. NO MUD.
BIG LOTS (5Ox1 5O). at from 5000. Also
brand-new cottage. completely :. finished
Sell on easy terms. No trick aIlotments
Title guaranteed. Agent on premises OF
phone Met 1888
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

RELIABLE. EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE
broker. making trip to California, will
make private investigations and report on
real estate problems in the Western States.
references. Box 422-C. Star.
SALE OF EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
property furnished 6-rm bath bungalow;
Coral Gables. Fla E. L. BURTON. Oil
z st NV National 436I
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

" s---------=-------
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
1ss,ACEE 1;n,, r E,,1 WooDEp % b. nTRAcT g MILES 551
S175 per acre as a whole. THEODORE r.
Sunday. Col 7S45 is
IDEAL BUILDING SITE FAIRFAX CO.,
setting OF oak trees: stream: would make
sxesen; Gh,Trb small estate; IL miles D. C. Reas
WATERFR oNT-AN ESTATE BEING SET
tsd M Ths1s sst viii n1e9ooEa Be sya from
sHEpPHRn as fI4R Sd rs osao Vesy Natl feas ss4s M
1-,AcRE HoMEsITE; BEAUTIFUL WOOD
ed knoll. with spring: 81 500. Also several
other TRACTS vicinity Washington Golf and
C9untry Club; PAUL 3; PARKER. 344I n.
Io-AcRE SAND AND GRAVEL PIT.
REALTY co. Call i;stG Hysttsville ideS 7s5 Erwin
BEAUTIFUL. ACREAGE AT BRADLEY
Farms. Just beyond Confessional Country
D. c line on River road blvd. An ''uT unusual
opportunity to buy at amazingly low
prices also . splendid investment. Easy
terms.
oea- LEE couNsELMAN.
6S67 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 424O
DISTRICT PROPERTY ON THE DISTRICT
line s,e.-About 20 acres OF hills and
valleys wooded between PENNSYLVANIA ave.
and proposed extension of Massachusetts
ave, ave The adjoinins properly is being
'',el'osf ,'o Sg1snsss'z sHoEMSkSSE s5'fS sS
WOODED ACREAGE ON IEE BIVD ALSO
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De SOTO 1887 de luxe 2-door touring se-
Dan, finished in streamliner gray. immacu-
late interior. perfect motor and tires; rel
6argaln Tor only $685. easy terms Coast-In.
INC. 4th ana Fla ave. ne. Atlantic 1900.
Open ewes and Sunday
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eJs,Aess PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1905 K ST NV CENTRALLY, LOCATED
= large basement rooms. suitable Tor any
business; heat furnished: S25, -.
FOR RENT. APPROX. 24O0 So, FIT.
warehouse and office space. metal building
suitable for Whoesals sans Sht %annfss 9arss
Apply CHAs H. TOMPKINs CO.. 1880
Conn. ave.
ABOUT 70 BUILD ONE OF THE LARGEST
barbecues in the city. will lease to
reliable. party TO: long term Of years.
S Of s as ss' 5 sias5' "A Attn the sa
FoP RENT. SECOND GoNIMERcIAL
NV; suitable for parking lot. Apply CHAS.
II. TOMPKINS CO.. 1880 Conn. ave.
FOR RENT, STORAGE YARD AND SHEDS,
other smias ii se:e USE nssr @ 10Th and MicHigsn
CO. 1880 Conn ave NV
NEW. MODERN. FIREPRooF oNE-sToRY
bids. approx 30 IT. by go IT,, with open
From 1paes on @ @ sfns sa nea4 Sh rSomss so ss er
Gle; suitable for auto repair business. light
1,s7 K NV. Met. BOIL.
1927 3rd ST NV.
Mean SsT SunF }eFsey Ays fna dse s sx
30 fl. and eeraGe 33XSS IT.; suitable for
auto repair or storase purposes Moderate
sTHos, J. FISHER & CO, INC.
GI3S 18th st. NV District $3.50.
400 10th ST. NV.
,,:;stc 3-s;ory building, suitable for, most any
7es ,,,b bpyvAlL y & Nst5o,a, Co $40 ~.
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DE SOTO 1887 4-door trunk sedan. radio
metallic finish interior spotless, Iar9e
oullt-in trunk; performs perfectly; a real
value az this price. S595 Pohanka
Service. 1126 goth st. NV Dist aI4I
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DE SOTO 1887 touring sedan. beautiful
tract krsy IN mhlsn. very popular model very at
ance; save considerable on this practically
new car: reduced to S595. PACKARD,
S4th and N SITS. Repuhlic OJAs
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DE SOTO 1887 4-door trunk sedan driven
1000 miles; new-car performance and ap-
pearance in every detail; special for today
only S645. Republic Auto Sales packard
dealerl- 69ll Wis ave WIS 1G.z
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DE SOTO 1896 coupe: original finish ike
floating power engine. practically new
tires: S445: money-back Guarantee Nash
MOTORS OF WASHINGTON. 416 Fla ave ne,
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MONEY WANTED,
AUCTION SALES,

FUTURE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT / WILL
sell at public auction at TEN O'CLOCK
TENTH. 1893. at the store yard Of the
chief (also property clerk. at South
Capitol and G. SITS. SW.. the lost, stolen
and abandoned property. consisting of 92
motor vehicles and two noats in the pos
session OF the Metropolitan Police De-
partment and which have not been called
Tor by the claimants as contemplated by
law.
HOWARD E. CRAWFORD.
Chief talso Property Clerk.
no13,1 1915.
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DODGE 1885 coupe. rumble seat. new blue
nniSh. ISh. slip covers clean appearance and
1auItiess performance. hydraulics. safety
steel body, nearly new tires; S2S5. HAM
mona Motors 5000 Wisconsin ave wis.
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-. COLORED,
DANInSCNNiIiE Nd. - ti-acre farm.
S,i.nNu
HVNTsVnLr. MD. : miles from District
liNs ~ 500
MIC ANICS, lille, MD. 1 acres $1,000.
4 lS>i All, MI, los acres, 6-room house,
'oNRcco harms, 81 500
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
as5 New York Ave. NV Natl a191.
5Ooi L. Can. 81 Line 1910
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STUDIO.

217 Randolph Pl NE
Studio. 2 Rooms Steam Heat; Sb6.
A D, TORRE REALTY CO..
1928 N. Capitol St. Dupont 1855.
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pc SOTO 1882 custom sedan: surprisingly
me running order; 5 good tires safety steel
pooy hydraulics: sos: money-back guar
antee Nash Motors of WASHINGTON 4I6
ria. ave. ne. near 5th st. Atlantic 90SO.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-TOUR1sT HOME WITH 1 OR 5
acres to lease or manage on Route No. |.
south of Washington; would purchase II
terms are reasonable: Al references EARL
W, THOMSON. 122S3 Meyers rd.. Detroit,
Michigan.
COUPLE WANTS SMALL HOUSE OR As
room apt. UnfurN.: garden or child'S play
space: prefer Arlington County consider
elsewhere; about $50. Box 290-B, Star. =
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new; low down payment and monthly pay.
ments. See Mr.. Henderson. Finance Co.
IND and SITS. NV. District S6S1
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DODGE 1887 4.door touring sedan. custom
clean whipcord interior, built-in trunk
pleasing appearance and fne performance:
500. Hammond Motors, 5000 Wisconsin
ave Wis 655O
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CHRYSLER 1885 touring sedan: built-in
trunk; alert straight-S motor hydraulic
brakes safety steel BODY. one Of the
lent: 939 trade-ins force us to sacriice
this fine car. H. Leary Jr. 4 Bros.
l2G1 l4th 81. Pot 1000
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CHRYSLER 1896 Airfiow sedan with built
, in trunk. oris inal black factory finish and
| spotless interior make new-car appear
ance:, traded from original owner on new
! Lincoln Zephyr: price S495. VARIED
Motor Co.. Ford, Mercury and LINCOLN
Zephyr; used-car branch. 1907 14th NV.
| Adams 5000
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WONDERFUL. RARGAIN--MAC,NIFI
lccatloH. eCld'ncs. sardcus: 600 acres;
worth ~ ooo,uon offered $3.50. 600: WASH
lnstSn IL r,tlcs No rsents Illustrated
brochure surn,,sed F10nc Vienna, Va,
nS-J. q OWENS TERRY. IL
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
1RAIlERS FOR SALE.
AUTO PARTS.

USED PARTS. tires. auto glass and bat
teries: lowest prices in town. Sun Motors.
955 Fla. ave NV Decatur O35s
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DE SOTO 1887 trunk sedan: privately
owned and carefully driven: hydrsnI'c
brakes; fine f1oating-power engine; soct-
iesSiy clean throuRhout. good rubber:
I939 trade-ins force US to sacrifice n
fine car. H B.; Leary Jr & Bros. 1921
14th st dQOO ~o~N
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CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coupe:
radio: black with cream wheels; a ca ike
you see once in a long time: driven hy an
Army colonel: S345: S45 down. baIa"cn
ST. month Logan Motors. 18th and NJ
SITS NV Dist hSO3
Evening star., 1938-11-13

CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe town se-
dan: satin-black finish hydraulic brakes
knee action new-car appearance inside and
out economical quiet 6-cyl motor; ) ex-
cellent tires, radio and heater: $3.50: mon
ey-pack guarantee. Nash Motors Of WASH
Atlantic 1OGO 'N-' w
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CHEVROLET 1887 Master town sedan. wit
excellent motor and fine finish; entira
condition shows care by preferred type
oI owner H. B. Leary Jr e. Bros
I.tEI l4th st Pot 4400
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CHRYSLER 1884 -Airiow sedan; clean as
a pin inside and out and in excellent
mechanical condition; fve fine tires, Chez
our low Honest Price of S215 Check our
money-savlng General Motor terms Owens
Motor Co, 63o3 Ga ave
Evening star., 1938-11-13

CHRYSLER Royal 1898 Airstrean 4-door
dio and heater: lustrous black finish beau
tlful interior. splendid motor excellent
tires: a most economical car to operate:
beautiful in appearance; a genuine barrain
at only S445. Coast-In. Inc. 4th and Fla.
ave ne All. ZOO. Open ewes. and Sun.
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BUICK 1886 trunk sedan; 40 series a
beautiful 5-wheel car; driven carefully
since. new. owners name on request; a
Buick dealers new used-car lot i2la vii
son blvd. Rosslyn, Va, across Key Bridge
Walnut 1919
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DE SOTO 1887 2-door trunk sedan: IS9OO
actual miles; mechanically perfect us-
trous green hnlsh: like new; radio, heater.
seat covers: S575: owner. 1910 Sheri.
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BUICK 1886 CSC convertible coupe
S665; truly this car has everything in
Guiding class radio, heater. rich black
finish. green trim. rumble seat. You'll
like this car and particularly the price
See 1t al once. H. B. Leary. Jr 4 Bros.
1921 14th st NV Pot 1900
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BUICK 1887 sedan. series Al; low mile
equipment; tires like new; for only S745.
Windr'dee & Handy. Inc; Buick dealers
new .used-car lot. l21" Wilson blvd. Ross
lyn, Va. across Key Bridge Walnut 1912"
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CHEVROLET 1887 cabriolet: black paint
excellent top brown leather upholstery ell
good tires. This is a very clean car: S445
c e. guaranty CAPITOL Cadillac Co.
I22 IND st. NV. Natl 5000. Open Sun.
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safety steel body; clean upholstery;
good tires, radio, and heater equipped;
ridge q Handy Buick dealers new used.
car lot, 1872 Wilson blvd. Rosslyn, va,
across Key Bridge Walnut 1910
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BUICK 1895 5-passeneer touring sedan
81: large trunk, 6 steel wheels black fin
ish, spotless interior. excellent tires. splen-
SS45 % e,,srsnty eI.ahfx cantn reaI adac vaiIe
Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. 1900 Open
Sun and ewes
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BUICK 1886 coupe. jet black finish. new
tires. spotless interior; very attractive car
reduced to S495. Republic Auto Sales
Packard dealer). 691l Wisconsin ave
Wis 101T
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905 FOREST GLEN RID =.
C0ITNTRy CTJJR Park
HYATTSVILLE.

hoored attic, INV h.. hardwood floors gR-
rage: best res. section $50 month
OWNER, lla Garfield ave. HyattSvllle.
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BUICK 1893 small s. de luxe coach:
6 ". w. trunk: fine condition: S19T. Sun.
a55 Fla. ave. NV. Decatur 035S.
BUICK 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
two spare wheels with metal tire covers in
fender wells The orieinal black finish is
like new. upholstery clean and shows TO
wear. fine tires. perfect motor, very attrac-
tive and good for many miles Of f1ne serv-
ice Sab. Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth st.
NV District DIAL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
HOSPITAL NOTES

Jay Ernest is recovering from
an appendectomy which was
performed last Saturday.
Jack Spray has been receiv-
ing medical treatment in the
hospital.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Vaughn Shepard of Sarpy, APP
ril 10.
A son was born to Mrs. Jake
Rider April ID.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Kenneth Fisher, April 10.
Mrs. B. E. Stevens underwent
an appendectomy April Is.
Buzz Pattisson was discharged
from the hospital April 20 fol-
lowing an appendectomy.
Stuart Wolcott was discharged
from the hospital April 20 fol-
lowing an appendectomy.
Edward Anderson is in the
hospital receiving Treatment for
an infected eye.
Bill Dunn was discharged
from the hospital Monday af-
ter having received medical
treatment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
AMER|CANLEG|0N
MAY HOLD R0DE0
Definite Pldns Will Be
Announced Following
Next Meetinq

Plans for holding a rodeo in
Hardin the last week in June
are being considered by the
Hardin American Legion Post
No. 8, it was announced here
Monday.
Three rodeo outfits have
been under consideration if
the Legion rodeo committe de-
eide to hold the affair. The
outfits that have been contact
ed have their complete rodeo
show, and are we'll known in ro-
dec circles.
Tentative dates for the two
day show were set for June "a
and Is.
Support from local Hardin
people will be necessary to car
~ on the show. members of
the committee stated.
The committee on the rodeo
is composed of R. o. Chambers,
Gus Dehnert, w. L. Bell, E. A.
Sibley, w. A. Ransier, Troy
French, L.. p. Kenyon and w. A.
Walker.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
PUBLIC RESPONDS TO
CONFERENCE ON ROADS

Public response to the calling
of a state wide committe by
Governor Roy E. Ayers to con-
slider means of raising funds
for matching federal road
building grants has been
prompt and gratifying, the
governor said today.
The Helena Chamber of Com
merce good roads committe un-
animously approved the COVER
nor's action and recommended
that the chamber give its hear
ty cooperation to the confer
ence.
M. P. Trenne, secretary of
the Motor Trades association of
the state, also issued a state
ment saying the calling of the
conference is meeting general
approval. Trenne doubted the
ACCESSIBILITY of raising the tax
on gasoline l 1-2 cents a gal
lon, pointing out that the av-
erage Montana mOtoriSt last
year paid $500 in taxes of all
kinds on his cal.
The 81 members of the nom
partisan statewide committee
which will seek means of in
creasing road revenues in the
state to match federal funds
so that more than Sc, 500, 900 of
roads may be constructed dur
ing the next two years, is to
meet in Helena April 25th. C.
G.. Quinn of Hardin is a mem
Der of the committee.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
SERVICE

An Easter Vesper program
was given Sunday at the Con-
gregational church here.
The numbers were as follows:
an instrumental trio-June Nc
Allister, Pauline Kleinhesselink,
and J. w. Berns; anthem, ALE
luia"-the choir; vocal duet,
Hymn of Peace and "Finlan-
dia'-Jessie Macleod and Paul
inc kleinhesSelink; saXophone
duet, Moonlight Shadows
Alice Anderson and Barney
Sibley; vocal solo, The Holy
City" by Adams -Mrs. Lura
Strand; girls quintette, I'm
bar Ye Golden Gates" by Nolte,
and The Day Is Gently Sink
ing by Lorenz-Joyce Jensen
Joyce Baker, Jean Kuehn and
Jean and Janice Kelley; violin
solo Evening Star" from Tan
nhauser-Johnnie Burns; anth-
EN- ''Zion's Daughter Weep No
More" by Wilson-the choir;
trombone solo, The Rosary" by
Nevin-William Sibley; voca;
duet, STEAL Away" a SPIRITUAL
Mrs. R. P. Ross and Pauline
Kleinhesselink; vocal solo, Lar
go" by Handel-Mrs. R. P. Ross;
offeratory, How Calm and
Beautiful" by Wilson-the choir
with solo by B. j. Kleinhessel-
ink; vocal solos, "Elizabeth's
Prayer" from Tannhauser and
Russian Notwithstanding Kle-
inhesselink; benediction - the
Rev. R. N. England.
The personnel of the choir
is as follows: Sopranos-Mrs.
Roy Cool, Jessie Macleod, Mrs.
Ira Cochran, Pauline Kleinhes-
selink, Mrs. B. j. Kleinhessel-
ink; altos-Mrs. J. N. Thompson,
Mrs. Lura Strand, Mrs. George
Baker; TENOR. w. Berns;
baSS-B. j. KleinheSselink; di-
rector Mrs. Lura Strand; &C
companistS-Mrs. Dan Maddox
Miss June McAllister, Miss Flea
nor Slater, and Mrs. George A
Baker.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
CHILDREN TO BE
OSED FREE

Final plans have been made
for the d~iagnoStic cline for
crippled children which will be
held In the community room of
the court house here on Thurs
day, April %.
Children under 81 years of
age suffering from any of the
following conditions are eligi-
BILE or the service of the clinic
and are urged to attend: old
lnfantile paralysis cases, oste-
omyel1tls, tuberculosis of the
bone, arthritis, traumatic con-
ditions including amputations
OF long standing that need to
nave further care or treatment,
congenital conditions such as
cleft palate, harelip, club foot,
torticolis (wryneck), supernu-
merary digits, miscellaneous
conditions such as marked spi-
nal curvature and so forth.
may also be included.
Each child will be examined
by an Orthopedic surgeon, and
if indicated by the examination
tAO11S WILL ne VI1dQe
as to further care and treat
memoirs from Billings also gave
ical examination by the ortho-
pedic specialist, children will be
given vocational guidance by a
representative of the Bureau of
Vocational Rehabilitation.
No charge will be made for
the service. Entire cost of the
clinic is being carried by the
Division of Crippled Children of
the State Department of Public
Welfare. No treatment will be
given at the clinic which is
for diagnostic purposes only.
The Big Horn County Welfare
council is sponsoring the eli
mic and it is endorsed by the
Big Horn County Medical As
ISOLATION. The clinic is for the
benefit of the physically han
dicapped of Big Horn and
Treasure counties.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
Meeting Held Here
Bv Townsend Club

Arthur Stowe, Billings attor-
ney, was the principal speaker
at a meeting of the Townsend
club held last Monday evening
in the community room of the
court house.
Two other Townsend club
members from Billings also gave
short talks.
A musical program under the
direction of Jack Stovall, head
of the music department of
Hardin high school, was given.
Numbers were as follows: A
trio of two guitars and a vio-
lin, consisting of Joe MacNam-
are, Simon Basques and Ralph
Basques; a duet by Marilyn Kel-
ly at the xylophone and LaNell
Bouton at the bells and a sax
aphone duet by Alice Ander-
son and AL Sibley.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting by
Sawyer's Store, Ross Food Mar
ket and the Hardin Bakery.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
BEET GROWERS FAIL TO SIGN 1898
CONTRACTS FOLLOWING MEETING
Men Will Meet Again Friday At Courthouse
To Settle Argument. Worland Growers
Accept Contract Wednesday

1888 contracts for growing
beetS in the Hardin area went
unsigned as Big Horn County
beet growers adjourned their
meeting held Tuesday afternoon
in the Community room at the
courthouse.
Members present voted to
hold another meeting Friday
on the subject.
W. L. Lawson and R. M. DAN
iels, Holly Sugar Company Of
ficials from Colorado Springs,
Colorado and C. D.. Adams from
the Sidney factory were pres
ent and spoke at the meeting.
Certain clauses in the con-
tracts and no minimum guaran-
tee to the growers seemed to be
the reason for not signing, it
vas stated.
The contract offered by the
Holly Sugar company here COM
pares to the same scale and
price offered by the Great Wes-
ten Sugar company to Billings
and Lowell growers, officials
stated.
Holly growers on the western
slope have accepted the 1888
contracts while meetings were
held Wednesday night at Sher-
jdan and Sidney in regard to
the mattel It was made known
here Wednesday that the Wor-
land Beet Growers Association
released their growers, and con-
tracts similar to those offered
here were accepted.
Reports are that the ground
is in excellent condition for beet
planting with plenty of mois-
ture in the soil.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
MdnY n%oculdted
For Tick Fever

More than 100 persons were
inoculated against Rocky Noun
tain Spotted fever by DR.. Geo.
A. Baker, county health officer
in Decker on April 10 and APP
ril II.
On April 10, Sc received shots
of the serum, and on April II
IS were innoculated.
Dr.. Baker stated that there
are many ticks this year, and
that those who plan to do much
fishing or will spend much time
in the mountains this summer
should receive the innoculation.
The serum is available in the
office of the county health Of
ficer and will be given for a
nominal charge.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
CHAMBER HOLDS
MEETING

R. o. Chambers told the Big
Horn County Chamber of Com
merce at their regular Monday
noon luncheon at the Savoy
cafe, that the American Legion
was planning on sponsoring a
rodeo in Hardin in June if the
proper backing was given the
Legion committee.
Further information will be
brought out at the next reg
ular meeting after the Legion
committee has met and a COM
mittee from the Chamber of
Commerce composed of L. E.
Haverfield, Carl Rankin and w.
l.. Reilly have acted.
L. H. Labbitt of the athlet-
ic committee reported by say
ing that TWENTY-FIVE football
suits had been ordered for the
1888 Hardin high school foot
ball squad.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-21
FINED SIS FOR
DRUNKEN DRIVING

In a decision handed down by
a jury in Justice court Wednes-
day morning, Aubrey Arnold
was found guilty of driving
while intoxicated and was fined
$25.
Arnold was involved in an
accident on the morning of
April IA about nine miles west
of Hardin on the Custer Bat
tlefield highway. The machine
he was driving collided with an
other car driven by Max
Thompson.
The defendant was also
charged with driving with only
one light, but was found not
guilty on that count.
Arnold was tried before JUS
tice of the Peace Charles A,
Corkins. He was defended by
H.: w. Funston and County At
torney c. c. Quinn acted as
prosecutor.