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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-06-20
Lodge Grass Society
ON FATHERS DAY

ON FATHERS DAY
A Sunday dinner celebrating
Fathers day was held at the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miller on Owl creek. The
table was conferred with a large
white cake decorated with the
words, "To Dad"
Seated at the dinner table
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gardner and
Miss Dorothy, Miss Maxine Nc
Caughin, Ted Ness, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miller, Junior, Glen and
Miss Bernice Miller.
After dinner the party mo-
tored over the Wolf mountains
to places of interest. G
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-06-20
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
CLUB AT

The Wednesday bridge club
was entertained at a desert lun-
cheon at the home of Mrs. Joe
Parker.
Those present were Mrs. C. A.
Gardner of Cucamonga, Calf,
Mrs. A. j. Sheets of Wyola,
Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. r. J..
Brown, Mrs. William Lynde,
Mrs. Hazel Richardson and Mrs.
Charles Schooner. G
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-06-20
HOSTESS AT
BRIDGE

Mrs. Emmett Curry enter
tanned at a dessert bridge lun-
cheon Wednesday evening. Two
tables were in play.
Those present were Margaret
Clark, Carol Schooner, Madonna
Curry, Gertrude Liz, Grace
Sloan, Marjory Clanin, Mrs. Carl
Sloan and Ruby Curry. High
score was won by Margaret
Clark and low by Gertrude
Liz. I,
Evening star., 1940-12-19

white sea shell Saul had given him
when he left home. Saul had said
1t would take him anywhere on the
water
Eric took the shell out of his
pocket. It few out of his hand,
floated down to the sea and in q
twinkling 1t was a big, white boat.
Eric and his winged horse settled
down on the deck and the boat
sped through the water until Eric
saw great gray castle on a rock.
+. There the boat stopped and Eric's
horse flew up to the castle door.
Eric saw no one. So he dismounted
and leading his horse went all the
way through the castle until he
came to little stone room under
ground. There he saw ar open iron
casket and beside it slept an ugly
troll with long, yellow teeth.
Eric wakened the troll and the
old fellow grinned.
"Too Late"
TOO late" chuckled the troll.
There have been others before you.
The giant took his heart out of here
years ago."
Eric was very disappointed. But
he could see the casket had been
empty SO long that it was filled
with spider webs. So he mounted
his winged horse, flew to the white
boat and sped back to the coast of
the good gray Queens land. There
the boat became a tiny sea shell
again and Eric put 1t back in his
pocket. He flew straight back to
the giant who had no heart. The
giant was chuckling over his joke.
quite a trip you had, eh?" he
said
1T was a fine trip" said Eric.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

Il found you are a very careful
giant"
"Ho, no." laughed the giant.
But, sir" said Eric. II have q
second crow that must be taught
your singing secrets, or my Queen
will not believe the stories Of your
fine voice."
That's right" said the giant. He
looked very self-important. But
let me hear the bird so will know
what mistakes to correct"
Eric took the second crow from
his pocket and held it out on his
hand. The crow preened his wings
and sang these words:
Tell us. good sir, where you keep
your heart.
There is one comes near it will
rend it apart"
What, again?" shouted the giant.
That's impossible, I say. 1t has
been safely locked in the bottom Of
the Iron Mountain these many
years."
Necueu NO MORE.
Eric needed no more. He leaned
over and whispered in the ear of
his winged horse, Take me to the
Iron Mountain"
The horse sprang through the air.
They flew into great, black clouds
and soon great, icy sheets of rain
were falling about them. The
horses strong wings were so wet
ne could hardly fly. He began to
sink. And below them was the gray
and angry sea.
So Eric quickly pulled out his
white sea shell. 1t fell to the ocean
below and turned into fine white
boat. Eric and his horse settled
down on the deck, and the boat
Evening star., 1940-12-19

Joseph A. Griffith, second vice pres
ident; Charles E. Warren, marshal,
and Raymond G. Moore, sentinel.
Reelected were P. Owen Walkin-
shaw, recording secretary; Benjamin
Greenstreet, financial secretary;
Baxter H. Ashley. treasurer. and
Russell H. Thompson, chaplain.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

horse flew through blue sky and
pink clouds. Through gray clouds
and then through great black ones.
The air became chilly. Then it
became so cold that the horse could
fly no more. He began to dip down
out of the sky.
Below them lay the great, gray
angry waves of the sea.
Now what?" thought Eric. This
flying horse can't fight such waves. "
Then Eric thought of the little
Evening star., 1940-12-19
c CondIeIight Service Today

A Christmas candlelight service
will be held at Epiphany Church,
1917 G street, from 4::30 to 6 pm.
today. The program will include
selections by the choir of 40 voices
as well as organ and chime music.
Evening star., 1940-12-19
700 LATE,' CAUCkLEp The TROLL

The story so far: Eric, a fisher
mans son, has set out to defeat
three giants that haze beUitched
a ,Dhole kingdom. He noW seeks
the secret hiding place in Uhich
the third giant keeps his heart.
AL Rights ReSerued.
A. p. Feature Service.
CHAPTER XIV.
The Giants Heart Wasn't There.
Eric was headed for the castle
back of the East Wind. His winged
Evening star., 1940-12-19
Postal Service Club
Elects H. J. Hunt, Jr.

Harry J. Hunt, jr., has been elected
president Of the Postal Service
Square Club, 1t was announced to-
day.
Other officers elected were Harri-
son Parkman, first vice president;
Evening star., 1940-12-19

sped over the water to the Iron
Mountain.
Tomorrow: A bat brings en-
cour1genent.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
AUTOMOBILES EoR sAls


PLYMOUTH 1887 De luxe 4-door touring
sedan. an excellent family car that has
received only the very best Of care from
its former owner; excellent motor and tires.
We will sacrifice this car for immediate
H. B. LEARY. Jr. q BROS.
1921 14th St. NV. Hobart 1900.
PLYMOUTH late 1885 de luxe trunk coach:
neater. new tires: used rs family car.
1000 miles: upholstery spotless, like .
new car; excellent orisinal black finish;
Hns Hns aSaY; aowner; driven very carefully; s22b.
dfLYnGuTH d!n h;I1 M 1929 de luxe 2;door trunk se-
ss.lsr SOB coma ass ylsnGsssD' W.T. ssss SOTO
PLYMOUTH 194O. conv. club coupe COM
% %psny car, very low MILEAGE: large dis
Soaa come Srno dosn Se q asss MONTHS
PLYMouTH 1887 de luxe coupe. extra spe-
nntPh; special today. S295. Kearney
Plymouth-De Soto dealer. 5O23 Conn. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe coupe, Aviator
p!ue nnlsn' brand-new condition. new-car
suaTsntse: n.i, a new,car service: wiz accept q
terms: "a months on balance. Ksarney,
ave. Woodley 9SsS. ~
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe touring sedan:
one owner; genuine bargain S26b, Emer-
son 1898 after pm.
PLYMOUTH 1899 convertible coupe. beau
tiful original finish, white-wall tires radio,
heater: heat low mileaEe; 1895. FEDERAL MO-
Ton SALES. 2O1s l4th NV: Dupont 5552.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan; reconditioned. new tires: reduced to
Slss Hitler studebaker. s206 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
AuroAAosiLrs Fos Air

rLYMouTH 1910 4.door trunk .sdans.
down. bsi. a1 months: Ss nsv.esr IL s,rvics. iH
c1sarnss, Plymouth,De. Soto dealer so23
roNTIAc ls4o two-deor .sdsn. e:syli
Pensise. 1a2i cleean cenn.ctiea. s sWo s4of lood
PONTIAC 1870 convertibls coupe: I'm:
Poas 42al aSseeS; eenneeseeass s.sseas vs. s4ol
only $500 miles; the. cleanest car Of this
model in town: black nnish; thoroushly
and terms. Arcade Pontiac, 1897 Irving
st. nv. AD. $500.
PONTIAC 1899 2-doer touring sedan. This
car has very low mileage and Is finished IN
beautiful dark gray: perfect mechanically
and spotlessly clean throushout; any dem
onstration you desire. We will sacrifice this
car for n imRsdi.ti 3. nsHRY. s.l.j jr. 4 .Ros.
1st and New York Ave. NE Hobart 6O12,
PONTIAC 1899 "s" coupe: like brand
low mileage: its reneral condition REJECTS M
terms. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 Irving st.
NV AID. $500.
PONTIAC 1899 de luxe g 2-door touring
take over 16 payments at S32 mo-, includ-
ca1ll Cal :Mr. Cole. Randolph sSo7. after T 8.
PONTIAC 1887 2-door sedan. 6-cyl.; larse
trunk; S33g Ho1d Pontiac 1921 Con-
sTUDEBAKER 1910 sedan used As demon
. month. Jack Pry Motors. 1913 Penna.
ave Sc.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
AuroMosilrs ros SALE

PLYMOUTH AND De soTos, demonstra-
tors; large discount on convertible coupes
co cod isdini FAN 'sfal e. tsrm br nScty ssS Auto
inston!s oldest be Soto and flymouth s;esier:
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door touring sedan;
radio, heater, excellent motor. 5 very good
ony sgsSess 10 anil
st. NV. District 66s1. 80
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe touring 4-door
sedan; .original black hnish, custom Philce
radio heater. tailored seat covers. brand :
new Goodyear tires, this car driven very
little by careful owner. in perfect condition:
i9l5y naJyx guaranteed; call for denomination;
RossoN MOTOR CO.,
Ussd-car Lot. IS N st. NE. IL. 1907.
PLYMOUTH 1887 trunk sedan; dark gray
luxe accessories, hydrsulic Brakes. % practi-
Lsse D. Butler. Inc, iiai sist st. NV. 81.
PLY PP1LYMogTH 1899 de luxe coupe; beautiful
blue blue original nnish, mechanically perfect,
your car In trade: !. down. "a months on on
LoGAN's. sth and NJ District ssh.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk:
sa fss o client ,oS sonditon
IodxNs. 18Th and IN NJ fDEh District to 5si7. is."s'
gun-metal fnish, excellent overall condi-
$47e: low terms. LOGAN. 18th and N.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door trunk sedan; one
owner, original throughout. upholstery like
dealers. Holcer 431 Kennedy st. NV,
Apt: !. RA. 1885. Apply sitter 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

RcKARD 1887 6-cylinder touring coupe;
DE luxe model with heater ami white
%ires; beautiful gray finish: a Packard
fle for only $500; terms. PACKARD
| h and N SITS. NV RE. 0145.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

bSMOBILE 1899 club convertible coupe;
h maroon, beautifully kept interior
lilo, heater. 7,400 actual miles, unusual in
fy detail: cost SLIGO; big savings at
I'll BROS, 1920 Wisconsin. WO, 2161
kKARD 1910 "12O"N convertible club
Ipe: black, radio, whitewalls; Sl95 down;
B month. Jack Pry Motors. 1918
Ina. ave sc.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

Chevrolet 1899 2-Door Sedan S555
Master de luxe model finished
in a beautiful cloud mist duco: me
chanically inspected and tuned in our
shops; interior q beautiful beige mo-
teed and ready to roll; terms. trade
,.,. ADDISON CHEVROLET.
Chevrolet 1884 4-Door Sedan %1Q5
This Is master de luxe model; ~AO~
ment, locked ash receivers front and
rear. vacuum cleaned mohair uphol
stery shows no wear: retuned in our
shop aa6 a6pisos isi6 fu'ly czEVRohsT' 1Hsesntf.d
1922 14th st. NV. Hobart 1900
Chevrolet 1889 De Luxe Town S54Q
Sedan--vacuum power gear ~o1o
shift, large luggage space. finish and
upholstery in splendid condition, s
good tires: driven only 1900 miles;
BARRY-PATE.
Washinston's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer.
1l30 Conn; Ave; NV. DIstyiet 1900
Chevrolet 1888 De Luxe Sport <A8Q
Sedan-.Turret top. knee &C: ~.oo
black duco nnish. splendid tires,
heater; convenient terms
4.
Washinston's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer.
open Eyenines l. SUNDAYS Til 10 Pm.
Chevrolet 1885 Cabriolet-Mile- %275
age less than 5000 miles; wv
beautiful black duco hnish: khaki top;
sinsnSns o s ike .na
1892 18th 81. NV Hobart $500
Chevrolet 1888 Town Sedan CARO-
car, completely checked and guaran-
'eeo' sass9lih sToHhMAS IsSl0; CHEVROLET.
Chevrolet 1899 De Luxe 4-Pass. $3.50
Coupe-Driven less than 49, %ooo
600 miles, beautiful Mars gray duco
n co r.s shift ,nd osr
e1'f's' = nns sAsRY.psrs. fas 4 ! Z" price
Washinston's sa nehn Oldest cheyr1let DealeT; bcc
Open EVENINGS l. SUNDAYS Til 10 PM.
De Soto 1898 Trunk sedan- S270
Black: hot-water heater; long %A'o
holstery. Don't miss this bargain,
sS''' { IusTfaE.NicHoIsoN. s1Ta Sss %SIse'N
Hyattsville. Md.
De Soto 1885 De Luxe sport Sc %335
dan-Radio. heater. excellent ~ooo
tires. upholstery ana motor: exterior
nnish perfect: fully guaranteed. Bar
gain for 3 days onlv 1895.
MCMAHON CHEVRCLET.
1923 Georgia Ave. NV. oEorsia O100
Dodge 1895 De Luxe 2-Door S170
Sedan-New metallic Nile
green finish: clean broadcloth uphol-
stery: all good tires: this car will
sell quick because 1t reflects the per-
feet care Of its former owner. Was
1898: special price. S27S; nothing
down. S19.71 monthly.
USTINE-NICHOISON.
Hyattsviue. Md.
Dodge 1895 Sport Sedan-Ex- %21S
ceptionally good car. thoroush- %OAo
II reconditioned and fully guaranteed.
Bargain for 8 days only. S315.
MCMAHON CHEVROLET
6323 Georgia Ave. NV. GEorsia O100
| Ford 1889 "s5" De Luxe Sc GAO
dsn--One owner. Black finish. Wv
very low milease. Sacrifice ut q price
far below its actual value.
KENYON-PECK.
"Arlington's Own" Chevrolet Dealer,
1928 Wilson Blvd CHI O64O
Evening star., 1940-05-15

DSMOBILE 1886 "6'' touring trunk Sc
!; eolden beige finish, large, popular all
Ri Fisher body, hydraulic brakes S347;
d down; 30-day guarantee. Lee d.
tiex. Inc. 1921 21st st. NV DI. 1918
Evening star., 1940-05-15

Ford 1898 De Luxe Touring Sc $AR5
dan-This car has original WV
duco finish, has had the best Of care.
driven only 10000 actual miles. il per-
new-car appearance. Your car as as
down payment balance on easy terms
CHEVY CHASE MOTORS
T105 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin / 636
Ford 1899 2-Door sedan-orig- S5oQ
inal black finish: radio; 4 new ~0@o
can't .fOrd to miss; Sis Biz .liOx.nee iSS nee
LUsTNI-NIcHoIsoN.
Hyattsville. Nd.
Ford 1898 go" coupe-one- S3Q5
age. thoroughly reconditioned and fully
guaranteed. Bargain for days only,
'' MCMAHON CHEVROLET.
1929 GeorEia Ave NV. GEorria 010O
Ford 1889 Town sedan-ons- S515
sse. in excellent condition: fully guar
.,,. MCMAHON CHEvRoLEr;
Ford 1888 De Luxe Town Sedan $A9s
-One-owner car very low
!aassTranteed. ssTsain. days only.
..o, MCMAHON CHEVROLET;
1923 Georgia Ave. NV. 0EorGia 010O
Ford 1899 Business Coupe-Low %A7Q
mileage: has had nne care: W."
your esfesf sroHLSAs nj ssa1 carSRoiRr. Sfs5iie
1907 NJ st. NV: M1chiean 1e4e
Ford 1887 coups-Fine hnish. S28Q
clean interior. good tires. me- ~H00
sn.n'sis sToHIMAN csHa1EyRo1Er, III
1907 M st. NV; MIchigan 1646
Ford 1887 De Luxe Coupe S2o5
orisinal black ebony baked ~0No
enamel finish: spotless broedclcth up
out: mechaniesliy retuned in our shop
7.ee Ar APpisoN IS SHrvRq, r.. 7.oo
Ford ,,,s;', 1887 club. club G. 0:osiols.m ssto. $415
ens s:h,d new :n'Ts s., ni M vh. h.. .S. S.r
wall: is equipped with radio and
please the most critical purchaser; an
ideal all-year-round car; trade and
- ADDISON CHEVROLET.
-1b22 18th et. NV. Hobart $500
Ford 1898 Pc Luxe Tudor $435
enamel finish. chromium trimmed
buIOukuOuI, Oe luxe 8teeIln8 WneeI,
extremely low mileage. spotless uphol-
stery. large trunk space and ready for
any test mechanically; terms to suit
you.
49,. ADDISON CHEVROLET.
1922 18th ct. NV. Hobart 1900
Ford 1888 De Luxe 2-Door Tour $475
ing Sedan - Driven 10000
miles like-new tires. immaculate
interior and viii give you many thou
sand. Of miles of safe and earsirss
475. easy q. NJ. A. C. terms and
susrennteed s o. K. BY Art Bowls and
- CHEVY CHASE MOTORS.
71O6 wisconsin Ave. WI. 1885
Hudson 1888 Tsrrsplans Sedan $3Qs
With Wi s.esrins shift: excel. 49, .,s
interior, economical and splendid
family car that xe have reduced to
terms and guaranteed o. x. by Art
Bowls and Bob auddith.
CHEVY CHASE MOTORS.
7106 wisconsin Ave. WI. 1855
Evening star., 1940-05-15

bSMOBILE a36 "S'' conv. sport coupe
! 10, heater. excel condition throuehout
Il top; private owner: S215. 4604 Le-
ID st. Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 6042
Evening star., 1940-05-15
(Continued.) }

3SH 1910 de luxe sedan; show car: low
leage, conditioned; delivered price.
los; our price. S7S5. Robinson Nash,
Central ave, Capitol Heiehts Md.
lside OS52
Evening star., 1940-05-15

STUDEBAKER 1910 sedan used As demon
strator; like brand-nev: Sl3b down: S37
. month. Jack Pry Motors. 1918 Penna.
ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
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Chevrolet 1887 h-ton Panel S315
no lettering. excellent motor.
good rubber. very clean panel ready
Il '2 "Srk t.4ms a9a 'ea and soM ss.sd
o. K. by Art Bowls and Bob suddith.
r,o- CHEVY CHASE MOTORS:
Dodge 1885 one-half Ton Panel %ooo
new niss. hydraulie SGss S'6 6rases, se smooth
economical floating power engine. s
soond tires. best condition throushout,
@ ss sfoHIMAN ss5g MAN CHEVROLET.
Ford 1884 one-haf Ton Panel 500
condition every every WA way. III good soino rubber.
TO 20 sToHgMAS T. H9Ik; SsSi Sus1y sny terms.
1907 N St. NV. Miehisan 1s4e
Chevrolet 1899 Panel Delivery S43Q
miiease Only s4ss. This truck
'ffrsded frsed only because owner needed .
new; original tires show almost no
wear; Internationally recommended
to any lishs kESYoNg.ssrx. sSgs5 gsss:
Arlineton's Own" Chevrolet Dealer,
2s25 wilson Blvd. CH. Os4o
Ford 1887 h-Ton Panel Truck eoS0
Must be seen to be appreci- o
ated;- had exceptional care BY former
pant sf truck t1sss 1sdse!a q "a IN:
price far below its actual value. Come
out and see it today-try It and you
will will .sno eSy it. real barsain at
WOLFE MOTOR co.
soI7 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. SH. 3400
Chevrolet 1885 h-Ton Panel S050
Truss,k-Thi: Itus,. truck was re- ~Hoo
esnes .nd idss look. in and p rns Its t: S,;r:i ne.
Paint IKE new; tires show little vesr
IN that wiz do the work. Come out and
WOLFE MOTOR CO..
s6I7 Ga: Ave. Silver Spring. SR. S400
Chevrolet 1888 stake Body So9o
Truck-13I Inch wheelbase on ~~oo
ready to, roll Good rubber and W ex-
sao7 HsEHS$s f;StS eaHySSH aiS SssTs ..
Ford r...I 1898 ,,ss Sedan Deliy.ry. LIVERY, S179
good tires. Ready 10 serve you ionS
and vel; Easy terms
1907 N ST. NV. Michisan 1s4e
Chevrolet 1882 Alton Special S110
Huckster Body-Can be used %AAV
s.o, MeM1HoN cHEyRoLET:' '..v.
1923 GeorRia Ave. NV. OF. 0100
Chevrolet 1938 h-Ton Panel COAX
Com pletely Yeconditioned. %H1o
good tires: refinished . dark green;
fully euaranteed. Bargain for 3 days
MCMAHON CHEVROLET,
1923 Georgia Ave NV. 0E. 01oO
Chevrolet 1899 h-Ton Panel EoOE
Very low mileage; practically %oC0
new tires: refinished 8 let black.
This Is an exceptional truck. fully
Euaranteed. Bargain for days
-. MCMAHON CHEVROLET.
0323 Georgia Ave. NV. OF, O10O
Evening star., 1940-05-15

Buick 1897 AZ Model Sedan %425
Don't be fooled by this low
price; the lustrous duco finish on this
car is without scratches or mar, i'm
thoroughly, checked in our shop and
put in Al condition. At this price
Tad. hs car and Is t.rm Tsa esTsan I1eJs o
0s ART cHHvY HHv!i ana caAsG sfo MofoRs sSsf15Rj
7105 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1888
Chevrolet 1885 2-Door Sedan $40
New top motor in perfect con- ~Ao"
dition, Clean 1t1%%ebeUx tST9Seheg,x
"Arlinston's hsSY2N-chcK onn chevTolet Dealer
2S25 Wilson Blvd. CHI. 0640
Chevrolet 1898 2-Door Coach S185
This is. one Of the cleanest
.35 models we have had in stock since
we've been in business: nice quiet
rubber; TRANSPORTATION at the lowest
ssis esz K 0b By zGa Art BoSis
D 1es CHEVY iSSsi'1 CHASE MOTORS oo
71O5 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1895
Chevrolet 1899 De Luxe Town S545
Sedan-Motor tuned to the
height Of perfection, duco spotless nm
Ds tGa tbs pree laI@ You nex
suit your income. Guaranteed q. K
by Ass CHEVY ESS1' caasE saa soG MoToks syTolss
7105 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1885
Chevrolet 1887 De Luxe Sedan %245
Low actual mileage. spotless
from. from bumper to bumper has haTn large
owsnee and seTms
by Art ctHTy Reyis e%asE epG Ho0 Mo%6Rs syEddsa.
71o5 wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1885
cns.s.ss 5ass Pc 1se Luxe D,n TSsn $57s
push-button radio: hot-water heater;
perfect one-ovner car. Let the owner
tell you hGsTfSENfeHoLsoN ihs FINE Ses tsosy s'7S
Hyattsville. Md.
Chevrolet 1898 De Luxe Town S468
Sedan - Gun metal finish;
white side tires; mechanically per-
car you have been looking for. was
S0ls; tqday fI1yrGnE- Gn1y -iiEMo, $4Ssi son
Hyattsville. Md.
sedsnLoTisinaI 5ri Ie black lack t,nish sRsh: $580
weather Safety tires; sterilized up
hHsteFy this Isnsatr car didn't need
81 its one and only owner. s5ssss. See
1t and drive it today:
AOS SIlNE-NlCt1OLSON
Hyattsville. Md.
Chevrolet 1897 Master Town S328
Sedan-Black; all good safety ~oNo
cord tires: large trunk: check and
new-car volume forces us to fnd new
home for it. Wanted. 1878; today
only, S32s;, save $50; $38 down.
S20.41 monthly
JUSTINE NICHOLSON
Hyattsville, Md
Chevrolet 1880 De Luxe Town %5Q5
Sedan-Radio. heater, white
wall tires: looks and runs like a new
car. Fully guaranteed.
MCMAHON CHEVROLET
1923 Georgia Ave. NV. Georgia O16O
Chevrolet 1898 Master De Luxe 5000
Trunk Sedan-New gunmetal %@0o
finish; de luxe radio; sterilized up
holstery; large trunk; thorouEhly re-
conditioned; 1928; 30-day guarantee;
S4S down, S12.67 monthly.
LUSTTNE-NICHOLSO
Hyattsville. Md.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

cooperate with he boys families.
l give case in point, to make
IT clear. A young man in 1917
gave up a good position and was
tdrafted, He didn't know ANYTHING
iabout army regulations, and he
was sent to a northern camp
where it got cold. II, had used mn
all his acquisitions for IN !err:car
and he didn't have any heavy I'm.
derwear. When his wife cam. 10
visit him, ne asked her to 90 down
town and buy With his own MONEY
some heavy underwear because he
was cold. But the sergeant told
her the heavy underwear wasn't
army regulations and he couldn't
wear them, not even way under
meath. So-this is a fact-tho
young man got pneumonia and
! died. l don't say that the lack of
heavy underwear gave him pncu-
monia, but the wife does. And
you'll never get her to believe
cfnerwise. And the things she
,ays about that sergeant would
ssake even a sergeant want to 90
zSmewhere and have 4 good cry.
The Family Doctor
Sounds like . little thing, AID {
}Fas. and it could all have been
s+oided. These boys in camp his
,ainter are going to get : ct. and
he parents and wives and sreet-
carts, bless hem, are going .
3cme down TO seq them and some
3lnes they'll want thei. OWE nome
doctors to see them. HHd bless
.aam for that, too. And L. e say
% every father and motk.. md
9fe, that there's no reason IN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
Barclay On Bridge

West led the heart X. Last o\ei
taking the \ and returning The
heart !. which Nh. A,cort rutled.
He then played the club K 70 the
\. but West ended his chance Of
rufTing out a club loser By leading
his spade J. The A won that. then
the 10 went to the X. East return
ing the club J to the Q. The only
chance now was a SQueeza, g Gou-
bic one.
Mr. Moore ran spades 70 the
tenth Trick. When ne led the last
one to the eleventh trick. he re-
tanned the diamond 6 and club s.
with the heart ] and diamond Al
in dummy. West couldn't discard
his heart Q. which would make
the Gummy's J good. so threw off
q diamond. whereupon the heart
was tossed from dummy. East
now felt the pincers. If he dis
carded one CT his two diamonds.
he would set up the J. so he tossed
the club 10. which set up mr..
Moore's S. making the contract
anyway.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
By LOGAN CLENDENING, MD.

. AS an old soldier. and in a posi-
ZION where | heard, during the last
var, complaints, entreaties and
advice from the families of the
enlisted men who fell sick, l Won
der just how much trouble is being
taken to see that the personnel in
charge Of medical affairs in our
new army is being instructed to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

DR.. Clcndening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and thcn only through
his column.