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Evening star., 1941-07-02

! FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL 20th
room Kit dinette yPiG1a PVT bath: a or pers SPs
nicely furnished Ma 5425.
PARK. LEE, 1880 PARK RID NV AND
on,' cool attractive ms spacious dressing
elevator; 2 expos s60SS77.5o, Ho 49es'
I94s CALVERT ST. N.w.-3 LARGE RMS,
Sib %SeH f}ETniShed Urn 81 f9r houSsSeepins private
SOME FREE RENT, 3 R, X, B.,-NICELY
dishes linens. etc. Me. Sal to 6 pm
! ROOM. KTTCHENETTE. DINETTE. BATH
and dressing nm; gas and eIeetricity: s55
| mo. 2521 Que st. NV. Call HO $685..
KALoRAMA APTs., 1905 18TH ST. NV
tric refs: adjoining bath; $40 wk
| BEAUTIFULLY FURN. > RMS, KIT. AND
9aR a5 fGns 10 sep ave and Hppy Pgp9R FF fs MoR T2
| GAGE CORP. oil N Y. ave. Ma. 474O.
sUBLET ROOMS, KIT, FOYER AND
onE SS5R s s ssGmDetely tgT9s1sd h1E Shor or
10th ST. ne. See res. mgr FR. 034a %
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM. KITCHEN,
bath Frigldaire' Sl2 per week. l6 7th
COLONIAL VILLAGE sUBLET SPA
refs Chestnut 1000, Apt, a3I, ewes
WILL suitcase MY ATTRACTIVE FURN.
2-room, kltchenetts and bath apt TO re-
sponsible person. ia. s271 after m.
sEP,bIyING sI;E;dsTyd ROOM KITCHEN WITH
NV, off North Capitol st
250l CALVERT ST. NV, APT. 3Q4, oP-
posite shoreham Hotel rooms. dressing
available for bachelors: maid service and
breakfast furnished unlimited phone.
| 336 18th ST. NE,-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, modern kitchen. tiled bath with
s6dpTer sdn1ts orP plenty closets private entrance
416 H ST. N,E..2-RooM STUDIO, APT
| semi-private bath, Frigidaire sink; Ss
week. Franklin 1888
ROOM KITCHEN, DINETTE, BATH; ALL
outside; at Sedgwick Gardens, 1925 conn.
| ave. NV
WANTED, TWO GIRLS TO SHARE A p
bedroom apt. with others. Call Adams
| OO63 after p m.
for 3 mos. Excellent for new Govf. en-
| ployeS: reasonably cool: utll. incl DU. 099S.
| NE, 22@. 2nd AND 100 9TH ST-COOL.
| clean and attractive, one and two rooms,
all utilities furnished; sinks. GE. $3.50. g
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE LARGE APART
ment with 3 others, July and Aus.: Iea-
| sonabe. co. 1902, Ant. 6O2 g
| 1851 FAIRMoNT ST. NV LARGE
| clean front bed-livlng rm, kitchen. pvt.
| shower; everything furn.
1900 3rd ST. N.W-THREE NICE CLEAN
rms. sink, semi-private bath; adult: con-
venient trans.
COOL APT, REASONABLE FOR RESPON-
sible couple rooms, kitchen. dinette,
bath. full basement, back yard, heat, light,
gas. refg. unllm. phone; $40; adults,
gentle. 5023 Sth St NV. GE. 0SS3.
PETwORTH. s14 SHEPHERD ST. NV
! room, kitchen and dinette, all utilities
furn.. $40: employed couple. IA. 5113.
GIRL WANTED TO SHARE NEWLY FURN.
air cooled apt. with another; sentiles only.
Ma 3771, Ext. sos
WINTHROP HOUSE. 1927 MASS. AVE.
NV rooms. dinette. kitchen, bath apt;
everything furn.: for 3 months, S125 mo.
1924 18th ST NV, DOWNTOWN-FOUR
gentlemen; dishes linen, gas, elec. fur
nished Sls each or four ladies; ref. 2s
1I3s CONN AVE.-LARGE ROOM. KIT.
closet, newly dec, semi-bath, studio furn
c.h.v., refs; $40 INQUIRE End floor. 3s
NEWLY DEC RM., KIT, FR1GIDAIRE.
excel furn., c.h.w,; nr. bath; attr. housei
S7Ss so 1881 o ct. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.
tContinued.)
HELP DOMESTIC.

white, aRe 20 to 40: no laundry: live in
own bedroom and bath, S45 month. Tele.
phone Ordway 1898
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-LarRe cool front
master bedrm.. exposures. twin beds.
Beautyrest mattress. pvt. bath. ext. phone.
Det-. insulated home Gentlemen only,
seniiles; $40 double, S35 single. Woodley
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bI4 1Uth st. NV National es71
WASHING MACHINEs-Bendix 1910 fully
automatic, regular S159bO now, xllp ok
installed: Terms. % months. Open eve,
ahees, s536 Ga. ave. Sill. spr. sH 22aa
WHEEL CHAIR, . wheels in back exc.I
I'D; also baby buggy, bed complete, cot
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1448 r / AVE NW-Number desirable
vacancies; newly decorated houses, al
new maple furniture, lnner-Spring mat
tresses. Dupont $3.50.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1928 18th st.
n.w.-DoL bic room, pvt. bath; single rm.'
seml-pyt. bath; excellent meals; Feason-
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| downtown, 1919 Vermoct sve--Room
| SUIT. >. best foods: also basement, twin
beds pvt. shower. 81 ueek zach LIE roO4
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"a PORTER sT.-Desirsble 2nd-foor
IN In quiet homs. for employed lady I
!. Conn. ave. bus. EN-. $3.50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IF YOU HAVE $500 CASH
2-bath residence. Ia acres valuable land:
all rented; mo. income possible. $40;
your payments, S15 3 Parker ave, West
nut Hogl
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. 20th
and SITS. n.v.-Fireproof; A. A A: one
room. Kit. dinette' pvt: bath; l or per-
nicely furnished MA 5425
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ROOKLAND-Attractive rm in pvt
| home. Mr.. Catholic u, bus and streetcar
| Phone Dupont 5s7s.
BEST NV. LOCATION-Twin beds lovely
/ furniture of bath. nr. shower: free phone;
gentlemen only. CO. 1895.
/ 1921 18th ST NW-singIe room in pri-
yate family, Sl5 mo-: gentleman preferred.
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LOVELY ROOM exp. in small private
home; cool garden to rest and relax; priv
peses. Chestnut 0477 after Q. g.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, neat, colored: with references, wants
job as maid or children's nurse. DE. 1888.
GIRL tcoloredD. wishes sh.w. or mothers
helper. Hobart S107.
GIRL colored, wants job as mothers
helper in taking care children. 7i6 La
mont st. NV. Taylor 1853
GIRL, coored, wishes work as nursemaid
or mothers helper. co, 1925.
GIRL, colored wants days work; exper-
fenced. Cali Nj. s062. ---------
cooking: live in; reference. 1909 9th ST.
NV. ME 5051.
GIRL, colored desires position as mothers
helper or general housework; experienced.
Columbia 3+41-J.
GIRL, .colored, experienced waitress. cham
bermaid or Just cleaning and light laundry:
reference. Dupont 6237.
GIRL, colored, wants job as bus girl wait
ress or any cafeteria work. Call Dupont
1915
GIRLS to). colored wish work, part time,
morning or all day. NO SUNDAY. Call
North 663s.
WOMAN colored. experienced, reliable,
desires part-time employment. HO. b5lS.
WOMAN, colored, middle-aged, capable,
reliable and exp. cook, g INV. local refer
ences; live In Hobart 1857,
WOMAN. eolored wants job ghw., cook
ing; full, part time or days work ex-
WOMAN, colored, wishes job as maid gen.
eral houSeworker. plain cook; no Sunday.
MI. 3l74.
of family wash; ref. Call co. S2l7. l0l1
FalrmOnt st. NV.
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7EE RENT. 3 R, x, B, NICELY
1850 weekly incl cleo, gas.
mems. etc ME- ST31 to e m
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DOUBLE ROOM on ] st floor, cool. large
lot; 20 min. from heart of city: suburban:
$40 double; $50 single. Hillside 0q3sR.
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DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10Th st. n.w.-Sin-
gle. double; S35. S37 so; inner-sprins
mattresses, showers; walking distance.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

MASTER BEDROOM twin beds. private
bath, in nicely furnished. air-condltioned
new home: convenient transportation: S25
eech EN- q55I
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CAMERA SERVICE 8 REPAIRS.
BEAUTY pARLORS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT INC
BIB 10th St. NV Phone National A712
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

4s17 CONDUIT RID. NW-very nice, cool
room twin beds. with private bath and
shower, large porch: beautiful location;
meas II desired EN-. 1850
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l405 GIRARD NV. No. 2u--IarEs cool
room, twin beds, phone. shower family
style; young nTen. $40 mo each HO 1867
Is42 KALORAMA RID NW.-Attractivelv
furnished rooms, excellent food Phone
Columbia 1913
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l4I1 KENNEDY ST Beautifully
second floor cool room, semi
pvt. oath: excellent board pvt home g.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD Vacancr.
couple Franklin r'34
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PETWORTH, $500 5th ST W-Besutiful
corner house refined Jewish family. excel =
lent meals Girl 10 share double, unlimited
phone. Ia EHhn
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JEWISH HOME. Petvorth section SlnR!e
room, for gentleman Delicious meals
conv transp.. unlIm. phone IA aq1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

HILDREN in reliable farm home reason
Die rates. Ellen J. Pierson, Manassas. Va
Evening star., 1941-07-02

1917 SHEPHERD ST NV large 2nd-
story double room. S32 so each per month.
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$40 PARK PL NW-SinEe room WITH
board. suitable for Young man. Jewish
"a smIly. Convenient tranSp
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715 H ST. N.W-Newly decorated large
sleeping room, next to bath; c.h'w.; S3 SO
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED

BARRED ROCKS. r. I. Reds. White Ie,
eeorns. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Fee
Store, 6l9 < ST. NV. Metropolitsn oost
Evening star., 1941-07-02

COOK, 1st class. white or colored, good
ironer; downstairs work live in: other
help employed. Call between 8 and pm,
WO $3.50
Evening star., 1941-07-02

WASHERS AND IRONERs gala reopenins
sale, all standard makes as low as S12,p5
Biz trade-ln allowance, Easy terms You
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR
BENDIx, MAYTAG, @ T.. WESTING-
HOUSE. A. b; G AND THOR
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Ihree-piece living suite upholstered for
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and iriezette; workmanship guaranteed.
La FRANCE UPHOISTERING CO,
26Og l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA IOI 70
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32o B ST. SE.-SnEle. double twin beds.
near Govt. bldg: unlim phone S32 mo.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced:
wonderful French method used Dr. Della
Ledendecker 1925 o st. NV. MI 1920.
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BEAUTIFUL EsTATE-All conveniences;
IA mile D. C. on road to Annapolis: terms
reasonable. Bowie 1915 MIS- T. BOWIE
CLAGETT. MlfchelNIne Nd 2s
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232l CONN. AVE, Opp. Shoreham-Cool.
attr.. rms, overlooking pax: inner-sprinE.
showers delicious meals. $3.50 up. AID.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

| DOWNTOWN. 733 18th ST. nw-Laree
| front room, Beauty Rest mattress. c.h.w.,
| private entrance; ideal for . people
Evening star., 1941-07-02

ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Wsshlngton's Largest Appliance House,
92l 81, NV, Entire Building.
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| GUEST HOME for Govt employees Yard,
| porch; doubles cool. Southern cooking,
| country served SYr 80 AID RRas
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S6} WYOMING AVENUE NV douoIe
Tnnm with hnarG Al CO..
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT.

WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand-new
crates at discounts of more than SOC, OF
list prices. No down payment Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in allow
aQce -
Evening star., 1941-07-02

Discriminating taste, desiring delightful
side rms. bath, specially prepared break
fasts dinners as desired: 20-mn drive
downtown: use uni. phone. library. living
Evening star., 1941-07-02

COOK, experienced, references required ;
live in TIE 51p4
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
DAILY PARADES
AT ROUNDUP

Highlighting Browning : NAM
moth Roundup will be the daily
parades which will be composed
of historical and colorfuI articles
and people that Browning and its
vicinity affords.
One of the features of the par
ade will be a grouD of old time
reserva ton cowboys. These men
are the real old weSterners and
range in age from 50 to 80. They
will be dressed in the old style of
cowboy toggery and will have
their saddles and horses rugged
according to that period. In their
day they had to be proficient in
roping, branding. bronc-busting
and steer and calf handling. Each
had to know his stuff and in
himself was a real champion.
This group will be headed by the
Grand Old Cowboy of the Reser-
walton. Ely Guardipee, who will
bear the American Flag.
Another feature will be a group
of 60 cowgirls selected from the
best riders in the state. 1t will
be the largest group of women
riders ever to appear in Mon
tana parade of this character.
All of the Roundup contestants
are required to ride in the parade
the first day in order to qualify
for the competitive events.
The Greenwood Society of Glac-
Ter county will also participate
with riders and floats.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Browning News

Jack B. Dodd of Berkeley, Cali
fornia visited over the weekend
at the o. A. Telifero home. MIR.
Dodd is the son-in-law of the Tel
liferos.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. SERVER
have remodeled the outside of
their home and have made much
Improvement on their grounds.
They have also built boulevard
in from of the house which will
greatly improve the beauty of the
entire street.
DR.. Fridge. Government dentist
will be at the Blackfeet Hospital
until June Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Taught re-
Gently purchased the Shetland
house next to the Sherburne Lum.
Der Co. which is at the present
occupied by the Eisnach family,
DR.. Polk Richards and Dr..
Henry Morrison are conducting a
medical clinic at the Boarding
School.
Mrs. Leach and daughter Greta
Of Sunburst visited over the
weekend with her daughter Pearl
who has been working at the
4egen Hotel Coffee Shop. Pearl
returned home with her mother.
Don't forget Fathers day
June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". &. Jones of
Tampica were visitors at the K.
Matson home on SUNDAY enroute
to Whitehsh. Mrs. Jones is the
daughter OF the Matson's.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Smoker
are the proud parents OF a baby
boy born May 18th at the Black
feet Hospital. The baby has been
named Paul Lowell and weighed
eight pounds y. ounces at birth.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Tribal Council Stops
Whites from Fishing,
Hunting on Reserve

Unless the State Fish and
Game commission comes to terms
with the Blackfeet Tribal Coun-
Gil past privileges of hunting and
fishing on the Blackfeet Indian
Reservation will be permanently
denied the White man, the Coun-
ellis drastic action being taken at
meeting last Friday. the Coun-
Gil has scheduled a meeting for
July 3 at which State Fish and
Game Commission members are
expected to be present.
That full redress will be
achieved the Council will conduct
it as an open meeting. with the
hope that members of various
sportsmcn's associations and
other interested groups will be in
attendance.
In a letter to The Chief Leo M.
kennerly Council secretary. said:
''One of the main reasons for
the Councils action in declaring
the Blackfeet Reservation closed
for fishing and hunting to non
member. is because of the fact
that IN three previous occasions
we have endeavored to cooperate
with the State in what you would
call a 'gentIeman's agreement,
and in three different agreements
the State has failed to carry out
their part.
I'VE realize that this action by
the Council is causing the sports
men some anxiety. Thus, at a re-
cent meeting of the Council it was
decided that we again enter an
agreemsnt with the State if such
an agreement can be negotiated
and be made binding on both
parties. -
First noticeable reaction to the
Councils action withdrawing fish
ing and hunting privileges to
those no. members of the Black
feet Tribe was in Glacier county.
especially in Cut Bank. The al
lurement of fishing and hunting
so firmly possesses county sports
men that denial of the privilege
occasions profound disappoint.
ment.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Roundup Promoters
To Go on Big Jaunt
Advertising Show

The name and fame of Brown
ing'S first annual Roundup will
be publicized in spectacular man
ner by a caravan of boosters
which will cover a l.000-miIes
of eastern and central Montana
area, the project to be carried
out June "a. 25 and %.
In the procession will be a
loui-speaker. Miles and miles
of glowing rhetoric in description
of the three days show will issue
from the vehicle.
Points of the itinerary will in
clude Great Falls. Helena, Wolf
Point, Glasgow, Malta. Havre,
Shelby, Sunburst. Waller, Pend
roy and Cut Bank.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Big Capital Investment
In Browning Roundup

Browning Roundup assoc a.
tons initial outlay when the big
shows turnstiles pegin revolving
on July 1 will approximate $40,
600, according to a check of var.
ious capital expenditures that will
be made to complete improve
ments.
Every detail is being carried
out with the view of permanency,
succeeding shows as years 90 by
to be more meriterious. thus ne
cessitating devotion to details.
A seven-foot non-cIimbab BILE
steel fence set with steel posts is
expected to arrive from An east
ern factory during the nextseveral
days and when in place will en-
close the 4O-acre show grounds.
Within the next few DAYS a
$4,000 grandstand will begin to
take shape. The contract will be
handled on a bid basis. Consider
able of the Improvements cost
will be betrayed by advertising
revenue, longtime contracts with
a number of leading manusac-
tuners and distributors of the
state for billboard advertising in
the proximity OF the show
grounds to be the source.
Already completed is the 81 900
barn equipped with box stalls, its
capacity being for As head of
stock. The improvement is all
that could be desired
Bucking chutes and steer and
calf chutes will be sufficient for
"a three-ring circus the Round
up association having arranged to
build these without stint 80 that
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

Browning as with other patrio-
tic communities of the nation will
pay devotion to Old Glory tomor-
row. the occasion being annual
Flag Day.
Indian Reservat ion Post.
American Legion, urges that the
American flag be displayed in a
manner befitting the occasion and
that business institutions in part
ocular stress the dignity of the
day through attractive window
trims.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
':30''.
go"
Chief Publisher
Succumbs To Heart
Attack In Hospital
lack Duncan, 60, Veteran
hewspsperman, Had Published
Local Paper Since 1884

Jack Duncan, so, owner and
publisher of The Browning Chief
since 1884, passed away at the
Cut Bank Hospital at 800 this
morning, death being caused by
a heart attack.
Mr.. Duncan entered the hos
pital early last week, having been
in i'll health for several months.
final disqualification had been so
favorable towards his recovery
that he had planned to return
home tomorrow.
For nearly a year following
injuries suffered in an automo-
bile accident near Cut Bank last
September his health had not
been of the best. yet despite it
he braved the responsibilities of
his business, finally being COM
PEELED to have others carry on FOR
him.
With next weeks number of
The Chief carrying an obituary of
his life this weeks story is of
necessity curtailed.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed. They will
provide for last rites at Brown
ing, a community the deceased
had become attached to as years
went by.
Announcement of funeral plans
will be made by the widow, Mrs.
Annie Duncan, as soon as they
are completed.
Besides the widow the deceased
is survived by three sons. Wal
lace, Douglas and Wayne Of
Browning; two daughters, Mrs.
Wayne Arnold ofCut Bank and
Mrs. Ray Yates of Vaughn and
one brother, James, of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Notice Of Administrative Sale

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Administrative of the
estate of Harry f. Hall, deceased,
will sell at public auction at the
Fort Browning stockyards at 100
O'Clock 2. NJ, Friday the 9th dav
of June, to the highest and best
bidder for cash. the following des-
cribed personal property belonging
to the estate of TIE said Harry +.
Hall above mentioned.
Said property is described az fol-
lows, lowit: p head of mixed
horses. Including five pintos and
four colts and three head cattle,
said horses and cattle being brand
ed combination Y 5 reverse on left
thigh. One stock saddle.
Dated this 18th day of June,
1871, at Cut Bank, Montana.
Jessie Allison
Public admiuistratix and admin-
istratrix of the estate of Harry T..
Hall, deceased.
June 18th and 10Th
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

every event will transpire on
schedule.
This week the ticket committee
announced that the advance tic
ket sale will be under way at an
early date. Season tickets EMIT
llng adults attendance at three
daily performances of July 4, 5
and 6 for only So and single tic.
kets IS cent has been set as the
admission price. Children's tic.
kets will sell for 25 cents.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
"GOne With The Wind"
Coming To Browning

Gone With The Wind. &C
claimed one OF the most outstand-
ing pictures in the history of the
motion picture industry will be
shown at the Park Thetaer Sun
day and Monday, June Is and IL.
There will be daily matinees
for children from 2 to 6 p. m.
Evening shows will be for adults
only and will be from S to l. p.
m.
Adult admission will be so
cents plus five cents tax and
children % cents plus three cents
tax. Matinee admission for
adults will be 40 cents plus four
cents tax.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
LIONS DISTRICT
MEET JUNE 1921

The Browning Lions Club will
be hosts to the 18th annual con-
vention of District No. 81, to be
held at Many Glaciers Hotel in
Glacier National Park. Conven.
ton sessions will be held in the
convention hall of Many Glacier
Hotel. The registration d e k
will be in the northwest corner
of the lobby.
Each club is asked to leave at
his desk list of accredited dele.
gates upon arrival.
Lionesses are urged to attend
all regular sessions.
The banquet Friday evening,
the Stunt luncheon on Saturday
noon, and the Governors Ball
Saturday evening are for every
registered Lion and Lioness.
Guests who are not Lions are ex-
pected to pay the regular charge
TOR the events.
Glacier Park Transportation
company maintains garage near
the hotel.
Glacier Park Saddle Horse com.
pany has horses for hire. Trips
are scheduled for Friday after
noon at 200 and Saturday
at 800 A. M. Register at the
desk. Mr.. Myrl V. Walker. Glacier
Park Naturalist, will conduct
lectures and nature hikes.
Friday morning at 8 o'clock the
key members breakfast will be
held. Friday noon, presidents
and secretaries luncheon at 300
Friday evening there will be 9
banquet in the dining room OF
the Many Glacier Hotel. This vii
take place at 7:30. Saturday moor
Stunt luncheon at 1870 in the
Dining room of the Many Ola
cier Hotel.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Shock Restores Hearing

Three years ago Raymond Mac
Donald, Sydney, Nova Scotia, lost
his voice in an automobile accident.
Now he is talking again. Physi-
clans believe hemorrhages shocked
paralyzed nerves back into action.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Choosing Children'S Toys

Selecting toys for children that
will stimulate the imagination and
develop muscles as well as train the
child in recognizing form, color and
size. is recommended by leading
child psychologists.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

The number IS uT bhckbnIicd BY
The ancient Bab,ioniuns, and in the
Christian era has been associated mifh
The 10 mho parfook OF the tragic Last
Supper. The unpopuiaify Of Friday is
analogous to the PriniiHre conricfion
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
lt-POund Fish

The largest recorded brook trout
caught by rod and reel weighed Il
pounds, ounces. 1t was caught in
1916 in the Nipogon river, Ontario.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

Ed Klies from Great Falls was
in town on business the early
part of the week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

that Friday uas mboo-if uas spoiled
BY bad magical conditions.
lind so, despite the adrnnce Of sci.
ence and Free or-dH education, people
cling to these myths. Friday the 18Th
annually costs this country large sum
Of time and money. People postpone
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
Beehive State

Utah is sometimes called 1.-The
Beehive State"