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Evening star., 1938-09-25
ONLY $7,150.
CASH, $400;
$50 MONTHLY.
INSPECT

4643 5th St. SOUTH. ARLINGTON, VA
New, modern. well-built broom brick bum
ealow in rapidly growing. restricted SUBJ
division off new Lee boulevard.
Convenient to city, bus and grade school
Lot SOFT. front by 40 IT, deep: southern
exposure. Nice lawn. plenty shrubbery. con-
crete walk to front porch : #. by II. it..
Living room attractively papered. polished
oak floors. open fireplace. bookshelves, coat
closet. Dining room has china closet, plenty
base plugs. Well-arranged kitchen, expensive
gas range: white and black tile sink and
drainboard; Armstrong inlaid linoIeum,
overhead cupboards. large drawers Two
bedrooms. closets in each; connecting tile
bath. shower. built-in tub, hand basin and
toilet. mirrored medicine cabinet: large
foored attic, rock wool insulation: space
for extra bedroom. three windows: full con-
crete cellar, hot-water heat, oil burner and
boiler. with summer and winter hookup
inclosed in metal Jacket: laundry trays and
copper piping; place for servants toilet;
steel beam and steel sash in cellar.
Spring balance windows. caulked and
weather-stripped; screens. cutters and
downSpouts; detached garage with private
macadam driveway Our 18th house in this
subdivision. Inspect it today or during the
week We sold four new houses of ours in
the last 30 days.
WALTER O'HARA & SONS,
Lee Boulevard. Arlington, Va.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT'.

Six rooms bath. large porches.
glassed. ! screened: $3.50 q month or less
X your credit is good; near Govt. buildings
Write owner. j. C r. 1928 Conn. ave-, or
call Republic 2454. after O pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE.
BRICK BUNGALOW

1923 25th pl. ne. near Woodbridge. Six
rooms. tile bath. modern kitchen. front
tion room. gas heat. garage. Price, S7,95O
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR prnr

SSDSNoNIN TNOrIkl1 fOk KENT.
ARLINGTON hdlt 3ol1 N. 9Th ST. LYON
h.-wh h.; $40 mo. "u'
TAKoMA Ilai 4, \, PARK : CozY COTTAGE;
rms. kLchenette. ami, $50, inc. gas and
e!ec. Shepherd 49O4-J "O
ed or unfuEnished: IN suburbs; near cars
and bus. Phone Berwyn SIR.
6ol SLIGO AVE. SILVER SPRING. MD
f 70 bns pain; acb lnelosed back porch convenient
Natl. oo9l. Sunday Line. 5579-J.
. Rooms BRICK: ALL MODERN M
provements. Walnut 6474
"A BANNER ST. EVANSVILLE MD-s
h Schools Sl and neat, corner garage near stores.
DORSEY, Montgomery I'd. BeltsviIe Nd.
HEYIATTsvILLE, MD. ! IVY sT.-5 RMS,
sSslem; Dath; in aarsoe soed eendition ns hestns
REQUIRED. owner. s +. Wonsh!S w. MENDE References
hhRMY-NAVXmcoLoNIAL. Al M Nt1 Y. s BEDRMs. 8
end St, Arl., Ridge I'd. Va. Pot oo0s,
6-ROoM AND BATH BUNGALOW; on, ,
Churches and buses S95 99 ri ReaF 18Th sShoois' IS
South Aurora Hills Va. jackson 214s-W.
VIRGINIA. IL MILES: s ROOMS, LARGE
garage; $500 fine heating plant: con-
Church S29-F-3
Two;,RooM COTTAGE. MODERN: BATH.
$50. 2O04 N. Randolph. Cherrydale, Va.
6-RM. HOUSE. IN COUNTRY; E1EC..
path. outbldgS.: reas. JOHN c. WHITE.
Deanwood. Md. formerly Gardner Farm.
ForestviIle, Md; 80 miles from Dist, line
on Marlboro pike: modern home. 5 rms,
bath. h.-w,h.. stationary wash tubs. eiec.
rent n sf'fsSo THOMAS As D. T5fsE esrrFE fFFt
Hillside 0O74
5-RooM BUNGALOW, AMI, ELECTRIC
two poncbss esdeen S s"rn5 sondon
month; (; E, VAN EVERY 8 North irving ing
8 ROOMS AND BATH, HoT-wATER HEAT.
Landover. Land Nd. $50 per mo. Call Lincoln
5-RooM BUNGALOW. ALL MODERN
sF cseIFo H.ebtt eqitin garage 10 Ottawa
ARL1NGToN-7 RMS, BRICK 2H
bsthS Mttnnt ami nds garage: furn or partly furn.
BUNGALow-NEARLY NEW NICE.
cts built-in garage. cemented cellar. pipe
bloeks ess fufnace Tn bss gas esf paved ROAD
~eeky S GHs RsaF sfssss sS stores $1,000
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN OLD VIRGINIA.
MI from White House; lOc bus; s large
rms. spacious entr. hall large bath: stall
si0o. Walnut sO5s. "'e' oo0''' s''Ase'
S45 PER MONTH-SILvER SPRING. MD.
-5 rooms. bath, semi-detached: garage
g1enbsrd gg11rehbss: lsTse sIss lot. ROBERT oAYLoR.
ARLINGTON, VA, 1903 FAIRFAX DRIVE:
Groom. house modern convenience, hot
osferd osfer hea! ea7e-W " bus line s45oo Phone
sEAT ssiaT PIEAsbsTws1Sl WIj A. vaesnt aH sTs1N
ps per moah ses ssh st @ saS:
Tavern. Seat Pleasant.
HYATTsvILLE-5O COLUMBIA AVE
7 rm.., h.-wh:. lge.. yard, porches: newly
decorated $3.50. Cleveland 1907.
BEAUTIFUL. NEW. GRIN. HOUSE; AMI,
cleo. range. fun basement. Gear garage, Z
CHARLES ENTW1sLE Forestviiie. Md
BUNGALOW. S37. so PR. MONTH: RMS.
ami. 4425 Shadyside ave, Bradbury
Hts. Md, bks. from d. c. line. Att. 1894.
ARLINGTON. VA.-SEvEN RMS. Ia B.,
h h., elec. stove mr.. schools. stores, bus;
avail. Oct. 1st; $50 mo. Walnut s06s-J.
CAWTHoRNE REALTY Co.-6-R., DT.
heat. $50; 3-r. apt, S35; 3 r, S25: furn,
or unfurn.; bachelor apt. private bath and.
ent. S25. Green. 2309-W. 1920 33rd ne.
MODERN 5-RooM BUNGALOW. NICELY
furnished hot-water heat. Gen. Elec. ref.
garage, "a block to bus. 80 Mason ave.
|. CONTINUED on Next PssAS =
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COLORED.
VIRGINIA

Here Is grand opportunity to acquire
a suburban home at very low price-the
owner is only asking So 600 or best offer,
with a small down psyment-vhere YOU
can raise chickens have your own garden
ana other conveniences. s rooms, shed an0n
outpulldings. Only few minutes via
directions " 'O A0A
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Natl. oz97. 925 N Y Ave NV. Natl. a1a-
Linc. 3o4O. 5OOl East Capitol ST. Line 3h4n
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HOUSES FOR SAlE.
ONLY S7.75O.

New 2-story. 6-room brick home. at
tached Earage, oil heat wooded lot, 5Ox150
IT,. small down payment. small monthly
payments less than rent. MR.. WHITE,
Wisconsin 1444.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
LOW-PRICED HOMES

IN sligo Park. Brick bungalows, 5 rooms.
basement; air-conditioned heat,
S. $4,000
F. H. A. terms. Drive out Colesville rd To
FRANKLIN ave. turn right to Flower ave
and right > blocks to houses. Open to
9:30. or call Shep. Sill for car service
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BROOKLAND
1921 JACKSON STREETNE

On beautiful terraced lot in excellent
Gonoltion' y large rooms, > baths extra
iaVatory IN basement; hot-water heat
eiectrlc refrigerator and gas range included
VII WIN mouse: This fine home has been
covered with a composition roof Priced
a. $500 and open for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
PCS New York Ave NV. Natl. a7a1,
5001 East Capitol st. Line, 3s4n
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES

S4,250-Attractive bunealow. ( rooms
pEa5dG pracucaliy new. Built-in garage. Lot
A9.25O--lo rooms two baths. new oil
burner. extra large rooms. oak floors two
hreplaces: lot IS by 254 two-car garage.
Will rent for SIS, with option to buy,
I5o-New brick house five large
light airy rooms and tiled bath. first floor,
TWO finished rooms second Two-car
buiit,in garage: elec. refrgeration: large
terms NN''
S6,500-Two-family bungalow. well
built Corner property in good location.
Plenty of shade. Terms
R. D. LILLE CO.,
o64 Carroll 81 Takoma PARK Ceo 9pOO
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COLORED.

3l01 l4th st. NE
beautiful. modern, detached BUNGALOW
OF r., l b.: ami. beautiful Kitchen:
hardwood floors; large front porch; garage:
pretty yard with steel wired fencing: attic
A real bargAn at 5000 ''
open for Inspection . to g.
,,,, ALVIN B. FISCHER
Hill Bldg. 17th and Eye SITS NV
National 332S
with us. ' piopertS
Evening star., 1938-09-25
COLORED.
SHERIFF. ROAD

p, Only miles from the District line in.
HuntsVllle. Md. 5-room, detached house
basement. incloSed porch. with . acres OF
land; Priced at only 81 500. on easy term
70 The right man. This is real barasln
that VIII sell very quickly. Call our once
Tor directions to property.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Natl. 9797. g"5 n. Y. Ave NV Natl n1a-
Line. 3540. 500l East Capitol St Line. 354n
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LINDEN, MD.
1903 Montgomery Street

l mile beyond traffic light on Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. turn left on Seminary
ave to Linden ST.. turn left to Montgomery
81. turn right to this magnificent property
scriptions; l96-ft frontage by $50 IT. in
depth l3-room house 3 baths basement.
garage; brand-new hot-water heating plant
automatic gas storage hot-water heater;
gust completely remodeled and now in new
mouse condition inside and out. Priced
for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Natl. 41g1 aoh N Y Ave N w Nal n.n-
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Lee Boulevard Arlington, Va
BUS. PHI. WAL. $500 RES PHI. OK. Ole
ARLINGTON, VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Unusually good value in brick home
Is North Oakland ST.. just u block from
intersection of new Lee Boulevard and
Glebe rd. 6 rooms Il bedroom on lst
floor. u baths. extra large kitchen. furred
walls. insulated full basement automatic
heat. garage. large lot: 10c bus zone.
Price, $3.50; terms Open for inspection.
L. G. RICHARDSON,
2411 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
PHONE WALNUT ~7S23
BROOM BUNGALOW; ELEC. AND WA
D. c.. line: Sc. section: price. $3.50
Call Line. 4435-J. Mr.. Wilson.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye St. NV.
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COLORED-$6,95O,

COLORED-$6,950.
l224 JACKSON ST. NE
Attractive. semi-detached home; & large
rms. oath front porch. large inclosed sleep
ing porch. foored attic. cellar h -Wh deem
back yard: splendid home value on quiet
streeL IN refined neighborhood
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
SUNDAY, 1::30 TO S PM.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and H SITS. NE. Line osa-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHTSDA MD

S6.45O, $3.50 CASH.
New brick bungalow. 5 rms tile bath
large basement, attic space for > rms:
convenient to transportation. theater and
shopping center. Phone Met. 2401; eyes,
Wisconsin 5O5S
Evening star., 1938-09-25

Forestville. Md: 80 miles from Dist. line
on Marlboro pike: modern home rms,
bath. h.-w.h., stationary wash tubs elec
range; garage artesian well water large
lot; rent, S45-S55. THOMAS D. GRIFFITH,
Hillside 0O14
Evening star., 1938-09-25

5-ROOM BUNGALOW, AMI. ELECTRIC
rooms. two .porches. excellent condition.
corner lot, bult-in garage: $500 per
month: r. E. VAN EVERY. g North irving
ArlinRtnn va nxf L
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
NEAR WHEATON.

Beautiful new brick home, large rooms.
3 bedrooms automatic heat. attached ga
rage price reduced for quick sale: reason
able terms Phone WIS 4n43
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

Colored. rooms and bath; h.-wh.:
everything modern: large rear yard to alley.
$40 CORCORAN ST. NV,
:, Rented now for $40 per month. deal
oirect with owner save commission I'll sell
at sacrifice now "
CALL MR.. JOHNSON
9t9 New York Ave NV.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
GLENBROOK KNOLL,
nErEIYNCn

BETHESDA.
New Colonial home with six large rooms
full of insulation, modern kitchen fully
eouipped Select your own heat. Large
corner wooded lot with all street improve
ments in and paid for. All of this for only
So,15O Call Wisconsin 6140 for directions
to property and terms.
BRIGHTWOOD'S REAL BUY.
Open-614 Quintana pl, near Ritten-
house. Sheridan Theater. Semi detached.
Ceorria CASA
Evening star., 1938-09-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sAis

FOR SALE-STONE school, HOUSE osy
80 H.; acre lot, lovely trees. mountain view,
make charming cottage; Loudoun CouptyS
M BASkERVlLL. Lovettsville, Va
Evening star., 1938-09-25
ATTRACTIVE HOME.
IDEAL HOME, ROCKVILLE.

Beautiful grounds shade trees and
shrubbery. House has six large rooms
ample space for garden. Price So 300
Inc property is priced extremely low for
immediate sale to settle estate
LEE COUNSELMAN
6s61 wisconsin Ave. Phone Wis 424O
Evening star., 1938-09-25
KIRKSIDE, CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Ola QS0

The owner has authorized me to sacri-
Ace his beautiful center-hall home S4 900
under cost. 1t contains bedrooms =
paths, large living room hall dining room;
breakfast room, kitchen and pantry, auto
matte heat, 2-car garage: your opportunity.
Call Wis 614O for appointment.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

$l00 CASH.
$35 PER MONTH.
New broom bath BUNGALOW: city
water. elec. excellent bus service: large
lot Box 11o-S Star
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PRICE, S8.45O.

NEAR 4th AND EMERSON SITS NV.
Modern brick row house. reconditloned
like new containing rooms a bedrooms)
and built-in garage Beautiful elevation.
fully screened and weather stripped Easy
terms For appointment to inspect call
MR. Markell Columbia 1921
Evening star., 1938-09-25
ARLINGTON. VA.
YOUR CHILDREN

Do not have to cross a highway going to
school from this home with 3 bedrooms, /
path. large porches, nicely wooded lot:
l0c bus zone; very good neighborhood;
monthly payments
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
walnut 194G. Eve, Walnut el5s
Evening star., 1938-09-25

1744 CORCORAN ST. NV
Colored-aRented now in three apart
nents Tor 81 D per mo. I'll sell this house
| 70 some smart man or woman at a SACRI-
FlCE PRICE Just small down payment
nVe IN one apartment and let the rent
| IIom rm the other two pay for the property,
L. l.. JOHNSON,
a39 New York Ave NV.
| Republic O1O5 North oo,s
Evening star., 1938-09-25

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN OLD VIRGINIA.
rms. spacious entr. hall large bath. stall
shower; servants rms. with bath; Frisid-
aire. cleo. range: acre; double RarageI
Evening star., 1938-09-25

ARLINGTON, WA WONDERFUL oP-
portunity to purchase a modern. 6-room
terms. For information call Georgia 1882.
ARLINGTON BOIL N. 5th ST. LYON
Park-4-r. white cottage; h-wh; newly
decorated; large lot; trees, garden. $4,000.
Will rent $40 mo.
5-r. BUNGALOW. 75-ft. lot; trees. garden;
paved street; l0c bus; S2.250. Inquire BOIL
N 9Th st
Evening star., 1938-09-25
SEE PINECREST.

See beautiful place to build your home
IN FAIRFAX County. See the new home
already built Drive out Columbia pike
6i2 miles to our sign. turn left IA mile to
property.
VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SON.
Alex. S39-W-2 Anytime Except Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR Rshk.

HILLSIDE. Md ROOMS AND BATH:
reasonable; re l block above pumping STA.
6lst and Woodland ave
LANHAM HGTS. MD.-4-ROoM R1TNcA-
low bath. porch: furn. heat: full con-
creee cellar; Y acre land; 500 cash, $50
NO mo- .; b HOPKINS, 1126 Vermont ave,
Dist. I2I1, or Emer 1909
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
4 ROOMS. BATH.

3 deep closets. hardwood floors, open
stairways. noored attic for 9 rms; "a acre:
cash, S35 monthly MARTIN T. WEBB &
SON, Annandale Va
Evening star., 1938-09-25

9 ROOMS AND BATH HOT-WATER HEAT
Landover. Md. $50 per mo. Call Lincoln
Evening star., 1938-09-25

BUNGALOW-NEARLY NEW; NICE.
bright rooms and bath: f1ocred attic clos
cts. buit-in garage cemented cellar. pipe
less furnace. gas. cleo: paved road: Ia
blocks to bus: near schools stores; S1050
weekly Greenwood 1893
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
Kalispell Church Official
To Speak In Libby

Officials of the Presbytery of this
district are making arrangements
to supply ministers and other speak
ers for services at the Presbyterian
church of Libby during the time
that church is without permanent
pastor. They have arranged for
Mr. A T. Aronson of Kalispell to
speak at the morning service at II
o'clock next Sunday morning, Oct.
%. Mr.. Aronson is an elder in the
Presbyterian church at Kalspell,
is an attorney, and is said to be one
of the best speakers in Flathead
county. Miss Mary Boyle will sing
solo. The members and friends
of the local congregation are urged
to bear this announcement in mind
and plan to attend the Sunday morn
ing services.
The Rev. Mr. Dame of Whitefish,
moderator of the Montana synod,
will be in Libby to conduct services
on the evening of Sunday, Oct. 80
PULPIT COMMITTEE.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
(0(A[ STUFF

Mrs Rose Brouillard has returned
To Libby after 2 visit with relatives
at Conrad and Great Falls.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thomas
of Troy daughter, at the Libby
hospital, on October l6.
Woman's and Childmen's Flannel
cite night gowns and pajamas
75c to Sl.45 Chefs. 1t.
Rev H. l.. Pfotenhauer attended
the Lutheran state pastoral con
ference in Havre last week. He left
Libby Monday and returned Fri
day. There were 30 pastors pres
ent from different cities of the state.
Clair Borden spent the week END
in Libby, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Borden. Clair left
Sunday for Spokane to continue his
studies at kinman Business unl-
versity.
E. E. Jaqueth returned from Great
Falls early in the week. While in
that city Mr.. Jaqueth met with
Chevrolet executives and discussed
the appearance of the new 1899
Chevrolet. Mr.. Jaqueth states that
the new cars will be on display at
his show rooms next Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
Libby Young Woman. Pledged.

SPOKANE, Oct l7.--Vava Dick
in, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dickin of Libby, Mont. was recent
ly pledged to Eta Chapter of Pi
Rho Zeta, International commerce
sorority at Kinman Business Uni
versity in Spokane.
TIE society IS a worldwide frater-
nal order for women majoring in
commerce. Candidates to the soror-
ity are selected on the basis of char
acter, ability, personality, and
scholastic attainments. The society
now includes So chapters in the
United States, Canada and the Ha-
Waiian Islands.
Miss Dickin is a member of the
Key Club, Press Club, Dramatics
Club, and was awarded an honor
for the best June transcription let
ter. She is enrolled in the general
secretarial course at KBU.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
Dutton- Simpson.

A wedding of unusual note to the
community took place Saturday ev-
ening at o'clock when Miss Lu-
ellie Simpson became the bride of
Edward Dutton. The ceremony was
performed at the Ray Pival home
with Rev. Fl. w. Woods officiating
The happy couple were attended
by Miss Gladys Larson and Virgil
Dutton. Guests were Mrs. Dutton.
mother of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pival, Miss
Peggy Simpson and Clarence
Jaroush.
After the ceremony ice cream ano
cake was served and wedding pic
lures were taken.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
POINTED From Air
Is O. K K. With Fish

Trout apparently have become
air-minded and do not mind being
planted from a plane instead of be-
ing carried to their future home by
truck or horse.
Seeking a fast and inexpensive
way to plant trout in out-of-way
waters, State Superintendent of
Fisheries John w. Schofield had an
airplane drop 1000 rainbow and ma
tive trout fingerlings in Lake Elmo,
near Billings. The fish were dropped
with benefit of parachutes.
Although the tiny battlers were
bailed out from heights between 100
and 400 feet they were not injured
when they hit the water, an inspec-
ton by boat revealed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
Many Go to Eureka.

About 20 Libby Lions and their
wives left yesterday afternoon to
drive to Eureka so as to be present
at the Charter Night" of the newly
organized Eureka Lions club. Char
ter nights are always much en-
phasized when ever new club is or
gained. AT that time the new club
is officially presented with its char
ter from the International organiza-
ton. The Libby visitors report an
excellent time, with the Eureka
hosts showing them the most cordial
entertainment.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
Harvest Home Festival.

The Annual Harvest Home Festi-
val, sponsored by the Senior and
Junior Aids of the Methodist church,
will be held Sunday and Monday
Oct. 80, 81.
The religious services Sunday al
the church, of interest to both
young and old Monday at the
Moose hail. dinner from 500 till all
are served Followed by program
Solos, duets, quartettes, and the
Big Community Sing.
Then the Auction Every one
cordially invited to come and spend
the most enjoyable evening of the
season.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20
MAY REGISTER NAME.

A business firm may register its
name with the state as trade mark,
according to an opinion written for
Secretary of State Sam w, Mitchell
by Attorney General Harrison J.
Freehourn. Mitchell said his office
has refused to register firm names
as trade marks since an attorney
generals opinion held 10 years ago
that such registration is illegal.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-20

The Community Sewing cluD me,
at the home of Ruth Switzer Tues
day. Plans for future meetings
were discussed.
Two couples from Glasgow have
rented J. w Haigler's small house
and will spend the next two weeks
hunting in this vicinity.
Roscoe Garrison filed notice of APP
peal of the election contest yes
terday with Clerk of Court Fred
Clark.
Libby friends will be interested
in the news that baby daughter
Elizabeth Catherine, was born &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Marshall at Sc
attic on October 7.
Mondays Spokane Chronicle car
ried the news of the issuing of q
marriage license to Elmer Hansen
and Violet McKiddie, now of Kal.
ispell but former residents of Libby
Mr.. and Mrs L. j Olson left yes
terday 10 motor to San Diego, Calf
where they plan to spend the win
ter in the hope of benefitting Mr.
Olsons health. Enroute they will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Malcolm
Peters, at Oakland, Calf.
Woman's Club Rummage Sale. al
Community Room, Saturday, Oct
%. Anyone having any rummage,
netify Mrs XII FaallIi t.
L. M. Peck was tried in Justice
]. W. Haigler's court Monday for
speeding on curve and causing a
wreck. The accident happened west
of Cedar creek. No one was in
jured The court fined Peck $40
and costs and revoked his driver S
license until January 1st.
The rainbow carnival given Fri
day night by the Catholic ladies was
a pleasing success both socially and
financially A large number at
tended and everyone had an en-
joyable time. The ladies wish tc
extend their thanks to all those who
patronized the carnival and who
helped in any way to make it {
success.
The annual mulligan served last
Thursday night by the American
Legion and Auxiliary was the great
est success of any such affairs ever
given by the local posts. Over 30G
turned out to partake of the excel
lent mulligan prepared under the
able direction of c. T. Young. A
neat sum was realized
Chuck Dobie arrived in Libby Fri
day from Portland, Ore, where he
has been living for the past several
months. He visited here short
time and then went to Williston, NJ
d., for a visit with his parents, after
which he will return to Portland
He reports that business conditions
in Portland have been not SO good
largely because of troubles between
{. !. 0. and A. F. of l.. labor unions
Remember the democratic rally
in Libby on Monday night, Oct. "a
Hear Congressman Jerry O'ConnelI
discuss the live topics of the day
in Kienitz hall, at p. m. (Pol. Adv
paid for by Dem. County Cen. Conn.,
I, E. A. Rice stole march on ole
man Jack Frost and reported las
week that he was still eating roast.
ing ears. Frost held off late anc
conditions were ripe for a good cror
OF the toothsome edible. So as to be
sure the frost did not destroy the
crop, Mr.. Rice cut the corn green
and stored it. The first killing frost
TO strike Libby and vicinity came
the night of the 18th.
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PROTEST GRANT.

The TOWNSEND Women's club pro-
tested to the Broadwater board OF
county commissioners against ac-
ceptance of a S12,335 WPA grant for
improvement on the court house
grounds and the construction of q
children's Wading pool. The club
said the town needs sewerage sys-
TEN first
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The Calvary PentecostaI Church

III Legion 1dll
Sunday morning children's church
10 o'clock.
Sunday morning worship hour II
o'clock
Christ Ambassadors, young peo-
pies service $50.
Sunday evening evangelistic serv-
ice 7:45 o'clock.
Tuesday night prayer meeting in
the pastors home.
Wednesday evening Bible study
in the home of Mrs. Peter Detjens,
Dakota avenue.
Bible study will be held on We'd
nesday evening of this week instead
of Thursday.
We welcome all to attend our
services Come, bring your family
and enjoy Gods blessing.
F. A. DALTON, Pastor
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TO THE VOTERS.

Your splendid support in nomi-
mating me as Democratic nominee
for County Coroner was greatly ap-
preciated and your continued sup
port will be welcome.
KARL KNUDSON.
(Pol. Adv. paid for by
Karl Knudsonl.