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Glacier County chief., 1940-08-23
August
23rd
1910

Miss Lorraine Halteth, assistant
cashier of the First National
bank is taking her vacation this
week and will spend most of it
visiting Seattle and other cities
in Washington with friends.
A modern heating system install
ed in your home now costs YOU
nothing until October 1st. under
FILA. Automatic summer and
winter domestic hot water can be
included with either hot water or
steam heating systems. Consult
me for details. Plum bling and
Heating Shop. Pat Granger,
Phone 60.
Mrs. Calvin Guiman of Baker,
Oregon is visiting here with her
sister Mrs. John Dick and brother
Rollie Holland.
The meat makes the meal-for
prime steer beef. choice young
veal. choice young pork, and
lunch meats of all kinds. Our
meats are all of the highest quail.
ity. Quality Meat Market.
The street in the rear of Yegen
Hotel has been partly leveled off
and now can be used for traffic
providing the rest of it is COM
pleted by the city dads at the
small cost of 10 dollars. The WORK
already done has added to the
appearance as well as the USEFUL
ness of it already.
If you want bargain in an
Electric Ranage, see MIR. Flshel
at the Great Northern Utilities Of
flee. These used electric ranges
are in excellent shape and will
save you time and money these
hot days, so why sweat and fume
over a coal or wood fire when
electricity will do the work to
your advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Taught were
business visitors in Havre Sun
day.
Mr.. Mrs. Lee Anderson were
visitors in town last week.
Mrs. Phil LaBreche of Heart
Butte was a business visitor in
town last week.
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-23

DR. M. F. KELLER-Optometrist
Ali Ford Bldg. Great Falls
May be consulted at the Yegen
Hotel Saturday, Aug. "a. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted.
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-23
HAPPENINGS
of Local Interest

Mrs. Clarence Norman visited
with her parents in Kalispell
this week.
We repair Radios, all makes.
electric and gas washers, Bicycles.
Gamble Store,-4 tc
Some of the Browningites who
have entered the golf tournament
in Cut Bank are Rev. M. ]. Hal
ligan and George Aahl. Accord
ing to reports they seem to be
meeting with success.
If you want a bargain in an
Electric Range. see Mr.. Fishel at
the Great Northern Utilities Of
flee. These used electric ranges
are in excellent shape and will
save you time and money these
hot days. so why sweat and fume
over a coal or wood fire when
electricity will do the work to
your advantage.
Billy Douglas who has been vi
sitting with relatives in Everett,
Washington, returned home this
week.
40 PER CENT DISCOUNT on
new nationally advertised FUR
MTURE. Terms to suit your
purse. One month only. Write
Credit Manager. Box Ia, Great
Falls. Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Fishel went
to Canada last weekend to take
treatments from the Mennonite
doctor there. They report bene-
fit from the treatments.
Now showing at the Aahl's
Shoe store all latest fall styles in
both Mems and Ladies footwear
the famous Johnsonian Shoe
AahPs Shoe Store, Main street.
Miss Faithe Sherbune has re-
ceived a years leave of absence
from the Browning school board,
and will attend the university
of Southern California at Los
Angeles to take her Masters de-
gree this next school term.
Mrs. Mary Kolich of Arming-
ton was brought to the local hos
pital for medical treatment.
FOR SALE-1OO tons of mea-
dow Hay-See C. A. Hoffman
Browning.
Wool dresses just received a;
the Economy Shop.
The girls softDall team did a
good Job of trimming the Kali
spell Champs and have been in
vited to participate in the state
tournament-all they lack is
funds maybe some of US could
get behind them and help out a
little-think it over.
Skirts in plaids. tweeds and
p ain colors. Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick
| of Kalispell were callers in
Browning last weekend.
Old papers for sale Sc a bundle
Chief Office.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. Elliott and Mr..
and Mrs. James Leadbetter are
mentioning in the Canadian
Parks.
Winter coats are now in at the
Economy Shop.
DIR. M. F. KELLER-Optometrist
All Ford Rl6p Groot Falls
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-23
BROWNING FUNERAL HOME
c. MURL BECK. MGR.
PHONE 81
BROWNING, MONTANA
W.
-. Is
0D
OBITUARY

ALA FAY RUNNING
WOLF. age 7 months, daught-
err of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Runningwolf of Heart Butte,
died at the family home Sun.
day, August 18th. Funeral
Services were conducted from
the Heart Butte church Mon
day with burial in the Heart
Butte cemetery. Rev. Father
Mailman officiated.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
4 and 5 rms, kit, bath: ref; $40 up.
BANK. District 0S64.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

Easy walking distance downtown activi-
ties. Large living room with fireplace and
equipped with latest type custom built cab
inets. and modern bath with . shower.
painted walls. All gas and electricity in
LIZ 10Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

72o ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Entire 2nd floor, liv rm, bedrm., kit,
dinette pvt. tile bath screened porch;
InnerSpring mattress. table top stove, elec;
Yefg: oil heat. gas and light furn.; S4S
roo semitic adults ia gS6O.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
APARTMENTS WANTED.

3 ROOMS AND BATH. IN D. G; BEDRM.
suitable three, !. r. with studio couch,
kit. and d. r. comb: everything furn.;
must be clean: ami: avail. Oct. /; ap-
prox $40 ME. 331".
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TO SUBLET
rm., k. and b. furnished apt, in NV
section for 3 mo- beginning Oct. 2tth;
reasonable. Box 4SS-S. Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. 3 OR 4 ROOMS
kitchen and bath. near Dupont Clrcle
District O5OS. ~
FURNISHED APARTMENT, NV. OR N E.
District or Md; living room. bedroom, BATH
kItchenette: pvt. entrance; fireplace: ga
rage preferred; So maximum. WI. lbs.
WANTED, ONE OR TWO ROOM FUR;
nished apt. with kitchenette, bath and
Frigdaire; would be willing TO take a
sublet for short time. Box cit, Star.
UNFINISHED OR . ROOMS. KIT
chenette, private bath in refined modern
stores: utilities included; state price:
elderly couple. Box "49-B, Star.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
nShed, in private home; very light cooking
quiet adults; excellent reference; Tea-
SOraDir HO oUo
Evening star., 1940-09-27
APARTMENTS UNFURNIshED.
1909 25th ST. Sc.
HOMESTEAD,

8 rooms and bath. gas heat $3.50
D. CONNOR d SON.
2426 Pa. Ave. NV RE. 2426.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

S35-UNUSUAL APT, 2 ROOMS. ENTIRE
End floor exposures, private bath, shower.
many windows and closets, eec. refs.
newly decorated, private porch; choice
nelChborhood close 10 city. stores and bus.
Some furniture. oxford OI45-J. 124o n.
Al,
Evening star., 1940-09-27
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEAR SILVER sP.---NICE LOCATION; 3
r. k b. unf: private: auto. heat and hot
water: utilities inc; gentle adults. SH.
Ho-I afrer D N
Evening star., 1940-09-27
RUTLAND.COURT,

124 3rd ST. NE-BRIGHT, HONEY l OR
rm apt. porch. shower; elec. refg.: oil
heat: every conv.; adults.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
5O51 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE

t2nd Bldg. From Gallatln ST.
. and 3 rooms. foyer din. kit, bath.
AL corner hreproof. insulated, modern
ants. ~54 80 to SG2 so incl gas for cook
Ing and refg. Parquet floors. incinerators.
vent. fans. ample closets. laundry facilities.
Spacious shady lawns surround building.
II min TO downtown bv auto. Res. mgr,
MISS CORBETT. RA 2935.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

TINY SUNSHINY STUDIO COTTAGE, 4
utilities included. S35 Alexandria 473I
Evening star., 1940-09-27
APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
PINE MANOR.

5sl1 14th st. n.w-Deightfully cool. new
building adjoining Rock Greek Park;
few vacancies; bedrooms. living room,
dinette. kitchen and bath, $50: / bed
room, living room. dnette, kitchen and
bath. S5S so: all spacious rooms adults
only. Call resident MANAGER. RA. G32G.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

2 rooms, kitchen, foyer and bath $50 90
Completely modernized: colored tile bath
with shower, cabinet sink Resident man
ager. Michigan S354, Michigan 1898
MT VERNON CORPN. NATIONAL 5536.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, 3s07 MILITARY RD-
Charming. yet very reas.. oil heat, 3la bed
rooms large yard, excel. furn.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1940-09-27
1905 KEARNEY ST NE
WESLEY HEIGHTS
HOUSES FUR or uhruR

3 bedrooms. bath, auto. heat; completely
furnished; Oct. 1st-June list. WO. 905s.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
NEAppY Va Apr RInG

NEARBY VA. APT. BLDG.
LARGE !ly. r, bedr.. kit, dlnette. We
NETIAN BLINDS. locker-laundry. LARGE
SCREENED PORCH. Parking lot. Ample
CHI 1901 ewes
Evening star., 1940-09-27
THE ARGONNE,
1900 COIIIMRIA RD

Unusual apart. with 3 exposures. bed
rooms. living room, dining room. hall.
kitchen. bath; in upper 10th ST. Embassy
section
For Information. Call co. 4f35
Evening star., 1940-09-27
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

BETHEsDA-5-RoOM BUNGALOW. AMI,
square bus; S65. OWNER. WI. 5161-J.
g ROOMS. NICE CONDITION. GOOD LO-
cation; moderate rental. PLY 4th st. ne.
Call NOLAN & NOLAN. Atlantic 1924.
1877 IRVING ST N.w.-AvAILABLE OCT.
/; 10 rms, . baths, oil heat: SS5 mo-;
suitable for rooming house: 1st commercial
zone. Apply mgr, Ebbitt Hotel.
CHEVY CHASE. D. .C.--l0 ROOMS, 2
spacious LIST floor to be new conditioned,
you select paper Sl15. Also Groom and
bath corner. SS5. FULTON R. GORDON
1927 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50. once open
BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-ROOM. 2s-BATH
home. in restricted section: 2-car garage
large lot. WI. 264s-7s60.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1940-09-27
See Resident Manager,
2407 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.
(Continued.)

AN ECONOMIC PERSON WOULD BE IN
terested in our fine, conveniently located
3 Large Rms, Kitchen, Bath; S55
Large Rms, Kitchen, Bath; S45
See Resident Manager or Janitor
1882 Hall Pl. NV. Emerson 1857.
Corner 2300 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
NEW BUILDING,
1871 Peabody St. NV.

2 rooms, kit. d. and bath shower. SCI so
and S62 so: all modern conveniences Res.
mgr, Apt. 1O1 RA. 3255.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

IN MT. PLEAsANT-HOMELIK SUNNY
apt: . bedrooms living room, dining room,
bath kitchen, back and front porcheS.
Adams 1895
Evening star., 1940-09-27

rms. private bath 3 expos, ami, cleo.
refE. garage opt. 5506 14th NV. GE 59l9.
1890 10th ST NW-LARGE LIVING
room, bedroom. dressing ROOM: kitchen;
S125 JACK HAYES, rPaltOr. DU. 11N4
Evening star., 1940-09-27
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHep.

CAT 60-2 RMS KITCHEN DINETTE.
bath. 1910 Perry ST. ne
Front. corner apt. overlooking
trees and lawn Large corner
dinette. See MRS MILLER,
Evening star., 1940-09-27

SI2 jefferson St. NV
Air cooled. gas and elec. included Ee-
yator service and garage.
2 rooms, kitchen. bath $3.50
THEO L. HEITMULLER, GE. s775.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Sill SPR., MD. GINDEN). $500 WARREN
mi. lge. sun deck. Gear gar; conv. jr.
h.. grade schls.. churches. stores bus lge.
SIS. all day Sun. 1mmed. occup. PARKS
Evening star., 1940-09-27

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. COMPLETELY
furnished. ) rooms. kitchen and bath:
oil heat; lovely garden. miles out from
Alexandria, on Duke ST. extended Routs
g. Alexandria, Va. Reasonably priced at
SIS per month, KELLEY. STEELE 6S
Evening star., 1940-09-27

COUPLE. SHARE APARTMENT, NEARBY
Virginia 10c bus; SIS includes every-
thing Chestnut 1900. Extension 429. 20.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
HIGHEST RIDGE IN CITY.
Opposite National Cathedral
| lDOWNTOWN-16th AND R,

rooms, kitchen. bath, fireplace, 1st-
floor front; some furniture available. In
large apt. buildingS ideal for 2 young men.
$50 50. 1925 18th st. NV. Apply janitor
or call agent. National 6129.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1l9 WEST wooDBTNE ST. CHEVY
Chase. Md.-Near schools; newly deco
rated 2qs
Evening star., 1940-09-27

BATTERY PARK. 524 PARK LANE-cONV.
bus line, stores, schools; well furn. rms.
> baths, garage attached.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
3435 r ST. NV.

Downtown, 1912 Eye st. NV.
3 large rms, kit. bath, elec. refg.; $50
mo. Free elec. Inspect. day only.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
Get Chair
In Seven
Minutes
Two Carolinians
Convicted For
ALLEGED Assault

MONCKS CORNER, S, Clamp
-Alpheus "Pompey" Grant and
Cyrus Pinckney, of Liberty Hill in
Charleston County, were sentenced
to die in the electric chair here
Friday for allegeoly assaulting a
young white woman near Yeaman's
hall just over the Berkeley county
line. The jury debated less than
seven minutes.
The case dates back to July of
this year when the two are alleged
to have interrupted a midnight
rpooning party of two couples and
attempted to assault the girl whom
authorities say IS Is years old but
who appears much older. Resi-
dents of the section in which all
principal characters live swore to
investigators that the two men had
oeen "going" with the women and
when they were caught together
that night by the white boy friends
the usual cry of rape" was made.
Edward Chisolm, brother Of
Pompey, was arrested after a
posse of several hundred whites
combed the section. He was re-
leased later when it was revealed
that his brother had used his car
but he, himself was in no manner
involved in the case. Pinckney was
taken into custody after being in
volved by Pompey Grant.
A lynching of the pair was avert
ed when a mob of 500 whites broke
into the county Jail here after the
two were arrested. The men had
been taken elsewhere.
The trial itself was more or less
perfunctory. Court appointed coun-
sci for the defendants offered no
testimony and did not cross
examine the principal witness
against the men, stating to her,
"You have been through enough
already. A small court audience
witnessed the trial and perfect
order prevailed while the blitzkrieg
Of what is known as southern
justice was administered. The men
were sentenced to die November %
in the electric chair.
Two days preceding this case
Eddie Wright, another Negro was
sentenced to serve from 5 to 4G
years for allegedly assaulting a
white woman. He had been held
in Jail since August without the
privilege of communicating with
either relatives or a lawyer.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09

RALEIGH, N. Ga N P3-
Raleigh's prospective No. l
draftee, James Watkins, 80, a but
Ter and holder of 1853, was sitting
quietly in his cell at city jail
Tuesday with nos thoughts of the
army when the selectiVe service
lottery got under way.
Told ihat his was the first num-
ber drawn, Watkins could say only:
We'll, declared"
As soon as the newspapers found
out about it, they sent reporters
and photographers and a radio
station set up portable transmit
ter outside tihe jail Watkins, a Bit
perpleXed, was carried to the side
walk outside, photographed and in
terVieWed.
He said he was in jail for
rambling around" which was later
found to be trespassing. Married
nine years, he has no children;
once. he served 80 days for "bein'
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09

The NYA are residents of the FSA
resettlement project SURROUNDING
he community center. The center
has been made possible through the
joint afforts of j. c. Kelland, state
NYA administra Dr, and c.. M
Evans, regional director of the
FSA, will serve to coordinate the
group activities Of the several score
Negro families living on the prof.
ect.
Recreational activities will be
carried on in the auditorium under
efficient supervision, and plans call
for the immediate erection of a "a
room school building to round out
facilities Of the Center
The youths are gaining practical
experience in construction methods,
The proper handling of farm tools,
and safe work habits, combined
with knowledge that they are con-
tributing directly 20 the future well
being of the families who comprise
the Sabine Farms project
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
One 158 In Jail,
But Ready To Go

out late" and wasn't certain
whether he'd have job when he
got out of the calaboose this time.
But he wouldn't mind going to
any army camp, he declared. Told
that married men might be defer
red, he said, 81 certainly am sor-
ry.' He revealed he had no objec-
lions to serving because, I'm sup
posed to go and sort Of look after
our country"
When an interviewer said, you're
getting a lots of atten lion. How do
you like that?" Watkins looked up
at ;he barred windows of the jail
and answered, "All right, but I'm
getting it in the wrong place"
The other local holder of 158 was
a white WPA worker who has
wife, two children and a broken
neck sustained in an automobile
accident six years ago from which
he has not fully recovered He ex-
poets to be deferred.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
'Skegee Grad
Teachers Deaf
For 80 Years

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-(ANP)
PROF. William c, Reid, instructor
in the state school for the deaf at
Fulton, Mo, has held his position
Tor 80 years.
After graduating from Tuskegee.
MIR. Reid attended the Georgia
School, for the Deaf where he re
;eived special training in teaching
yhe deaf. He was personally recon-
mended for his present position by
the late DR.. Booker 7. Washington.
Mr.. Reid s wife is also an in
structor in the state school. Says
iIr. Reid: I'VE have quite an ad-
vantages over other people, for we
1an quarrel in public on our fingers
and no one is any the wiser"
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
Texans Find Use For Post
Oak AS Nelv Center Rises

side round, and have constructed
an informary, mems workshop, q
swee1 potato curing house. a pump
house and an auditorium 40 feet by
Y feet in size. Near completion are
the Women's building and a small
trading house. One-inch oak dowels
hold the logs together, while
chinking compound composed of
equal parts of sand, cement and
saWdust is used which hardens
quickly and does not crack.
All Ahe buildings are stained with
a weak solution of creosote which
gives them a dark brown appear
ance and fits them we'll into the
17-acre grove in which they are To-
Gated.
Moss of the youth employed by
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09

L. A. C.-I would be grateful 10
you if you would tell me if I should
go back to my friend or insist o.
him marrying me. I have been
away 8 months and he is support
ing me but I have no desire to &c
back.
Ans: If he will take you as hi
wife return to him. if not. ..
go on your way and do not take
any thing more from him. If yOu
allow him to support you. yOu
may as well live with him. In the
meantime get you a job and start
supporting yourself.
G. c. J.-I'm a young man learn
ing the Tailors' Trade. I have
spent three years studying this
field and I don't seem to be get
ting anywhere and would like your
help.
Ans: 1t is indicated to me that
you don't have your mind on your
work . go to night school ard
take up some other course of study
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
10000 Acre
Tract Is Being
Developed

MARSHALL, TeXaS-(A N P)-
Although the natives declared that
post oak will not even make food
firewood,' the Sabine Farms Negro
Community cen1er rising in the
center of a 10000 acre tract couth
of Marshall as an NYA project is
evidence that East Texas pos oak
is suitable for construction pur-
poses.
Since August, 1899, 13O Negro
young men between the ages OF II
and IS, employed by The NYA,
have felled post oak timber, sawed
it on three sides leaving the other
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
Named Head OF
CEeveland's
Library Board

CLEVELAND-(A N P)-FFor the
first time in the history of the
municipal library board a Negro
has been elected to serve as presi-
dsnt of the organization Last
week a testimonial dinner was CIV
en- DR.. Charles Garvin, by one
hundred friends who gathered to
pay tribute to his achievement.
The entire group hailed DR. Gar
WINS elevation as a new epoch"
in the integration of Cleveland's
life of the community.
Attorney Max Gruber, associate
member Of the library board, struck
the keynote Of the affair when he
explained how he had come 70
admire DR.. Garvin as re sat be-
side him in the board meetings,
and how the forthrightness and
honesty Of DR.. Garvin had made it
a natural tning that no thought
Of color should enter into his Sc
lection to the presidency, which
goes 10 the senior board member
by tradition.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
FLORIDIAN
SAVES TWO
CHILDREN
WASHINGTON D. c.

WASHINGTON, y. C
The Civilian Conservation Corps
Certificate of ValOr has been
awarded to CCC enrollee Hilary E.
Mears of 282 N. New York Avenue,
Lakeland, Florida, for saving two
children from drowning it was
announced today by James j. Nc
Entee. director of Corps The award
was the fortieth one made, thirty
nine CCC boys having previously
heen bonored with the certificates
which are given for acts Of heroism
or exceptionally courageous action
beyond the call of duty Mears is
the first Negro enrollee to receive
this honor.
At the present time Mears is an
enrollee with Negro CCC company
244i located in a Soil Conservation
Service Camp at Church. Point,
louisiana, near the point where
N1ears saved two persons from
drowning.
Mears received the award for
rislzing his life to save the lives OF
Lena Pete and Roosevelt NAL
brough of Church Point, Louisiana.
On August 9, 1910, at about 200 p.
m.. two girls and a boy, Lena
Pete. Iaurance Lavonne and Roose-
velt MaIbrough were Wading III
water on the top of the highway
leading into Church Point Owing
to hurricane and. flood conditions
existing on that dav the water on
the highway came up to about
their waists. The three children
we're holding one another by the
hand as they ma0e their way
Lena stumbled and carried the other
two with her into a swift current
which rapidly carried them into
the deep water of canal that
runs along the side of the road
way. Laurance broke loose from
Lena and Roosevelt and swan to
safety, leaving the other two chill
dren STRUGGLING in the water. ROOse-
velt could swim but due to Lena's
tight clasp around his body he was
| unable to help her to safety. A
! crowd soon gathered and their
screams mingled with those OF
Lena and Roosevelt. Enrollee
Nears. on duty as a lookout, heard
the commotion, ran toward the
distressed persons and dove into
the l8 feet of water and swan to
them. Upon reaching the persons
he saw only Lena. Mears grabbed
her under her arm and brought
her safety to shore, where he dis
covered to his amazement that he
had also save the life of Roose-
velt Malbrough. Malbrough was
hanging on to Lena's legs.
Witnesses said the Mears rescue OF
the boy and girl was made extreme
ly hazardous by two wire fences
submerged under the water, a fact
which was known to Mears when
he went to the aid Of the children
In making the award of the
Certificate Of Valor, Mr.. McEntee,
director of the Corps, also sent q
letter of commendation to Enrollee
Mears in which he said, "As the
years pass, you can look back with
commendable pride upon your
courageous act in that you did not
hesitate to risk your life to save
others"
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09
Offer Churches
Way To Obtain
HamitiC Bible

The A. j. Holman Company OF
Philadelphia, Pa, publishers OF
the new Hamitic Bible, recently
announced in these columns, has
developed and is undertaking far
seeing and noteworthy distribution
method in the dissemination of the
Hamitic Bible.
Ministers of various churches and
demonstrations have been offered
the opportunity of selling the
Hamitic Bible at retail to their
congregations and others interest
ed. The Holman Company states
that it has made the offer by let
ter to all ministers whose names
and addresses we're obtainable and
that it would gladly offer the same
opportunity to any minister who is
interested.
What makes the offer noteworthy
(and newsworChy) is the fact that
any minister or church society car
ing to cooperate on the Holman
plan is not only spreading the Word
of God in Bible designed for our
race, telling it's accomplishments in
religion and civilization, and en-
Gorsed in the highest terms by the
leading divines of all of our de-
nominations, but also making avail
able from profits due to sales q
sum which may be used to help
paw salaries, make church repairs,
buy supplies, add to missionary and
relief funds, or be put to many
other uses.
The Holman Company states that
the Bible has been most favorably
received and that many shipments
have been made.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-09

digestion; help build up woman'sj
strength, energy and nerve-force;
SO increase physical resistance TO
periodic discomfort.
1t also helps reduce periodic dis
tresS for many who take it a few
Gays before and during ''the time
Your confidence in CARDUI is in
vited by its so years of popularity.