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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20
Calgary Exhibition
and Stampede to BE
STAGED JULY z to IL

A most interesting and thrilling
presentation Of Western sports. coupled
with splendid display of Alberta's
resources. will take place at the Seth
annual Calgary Exhibition and Stam-
pede to be held July z to IL The
events of the week include a repre-
sentative display of agricultural i'm
plements and high quality livestock;
industrial. art, Photographic and do
nestle exhibits and dog show. while
the livestock review and parade OF
livestock exhibits will be staged on
Friday morning of that week. This
feature annually attracts large crowds
II 1910 the Calgary Exhibition and
Stampede was enjoyed by a quarter OF
a million patrons, and judging from
inquiries from the United States. it is
expected that larger number than
ever will visit the Stampede this year,
and at the same time pay a visit to
Canada's famous mountain play
grounds, thus having a worthwhile
visit and take advantage of the favor
able exchange rates.
Running horse races each of the six
days, and the afternoon events lead
ing to the North American and Cana
dian championships, as well as a gor-
geouS stage revue entitled Music on
Wings" are daily attractions that seem
TO bring the people back year after
year. Championships are awarded for
bucking horse riding, calf roping, steer
decorating, wild steer and wild horse
riding wild COW milking, Indian races
and the famous chuck wagon races
each day. The Indian Camp on the
Exhibition Ground is a source of in
terest to visitors, and the outstanding
feature of the Calgary Stampede is
Canada's largest and most spectacular
fireworks display on Monday and Sat-
urday nights. Included in Saturday
nights program is a display of gor-
geously dressed Indians.
The Stampede opens on the Monday
morning with a magnificent street
parade. and over $4,000 people pack
the route of the parade each year to
see and hear the many bands and gor-
geous floats that add to the color of
the opening day.
Livestock entries are heavier this
year in all sections. Shorthorns and
Herefords and a good number of An
gus. There will be cattle from Ontario
to give the Westerners competition. In
dairy breeds there will be entries from
herds that have National fame in sec
tons for Holsteins, Ayrshires and
Jerseys, and as usual there is a good
list of entries of light horses and par
ticularly good entries from the breeders
of heavy horses. Sheep and hog en-
tries are about as usual.
Platform attractions of outstanding
merit have been secured and will
round out evening shows. The midway
this year will be all Canadian" and
in this section will be found many
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20
TEACHING DEGREE
SOUGHT BY SO
AT MONTANA ]

Eighty-eight Montana State univer-
sity students have applied for the
university certificate of qualification
to teach, to be granted this month
This number compares with 70 candi-
dates who were awarded certificates
at graduation exercises last year
With requirements fulfilled. the
spring list of certificate candidates
added to those receiving certificates
in the summer, autumn and winter
terms, will bring the years number
to 1l8. English majors led with %
seniors while IA students are seeking
certificates to teach in foreign Ian
guages and the same number in bust
ness administration. The candidates
for the teaching certificates as released
by the registrars office, follow:
Mary E. Anderson. Aberdeen. S. D.. English
Ruth Grey Arsersinger. Lewistown. business
administration; Johanne Marie Askvold. Mis-
soula, history and political science; Louise
NJ. Burgmaier. Power, business administra-
ton; Florence E. Burton Missoula English:
Carlobelle Button Missoula. English; Mary
Rose Chappelu, Befry. zoology; FIossie Chris
rell, Bozcman, dramatics and speech; Loretta
B. Coy Laurel. home economies: Mora Isa-
belle Doherty' Great Falls, French; Mary x.
Dye. Wolf Point. education.
Jane Gordon Eckford. Choteau. English:
Mary Munroe Evans Bozeman. French: Err
nestine Lois Everly, Butte. business admin
istration; Mary Ellen r. Faulstich Missoula.
history; Thomas F. Furlong. Great Falls,
ENGLISH James Wade GLADDEN. Jr. Perma
latin; Victor R. Haburchak. Big Sandy. eco
Monies and sociology: virginia Hagenson.
Butte home economies and French; Elsie
Marie Hanson. White Sulphur Springs. home
economies; Frances Marie HARRINGTON. Butte,
ENGLISH: Ruth Harrison, Deer Lodge. music;
Robert Perry Henderson. Drummond English;
Lois Amanda Herrett Bozeman. mathematics;
Jessie V. HOGAN Missoula, history and French
joyce Elizabeth Hovland. Mssoula English:
Wilfred n. Howerton, Missoula. mathematics:
Edward B. Hudacek. Wheeling, W. Va. jour-
nalism Ethel Lillian Hurwitz. Butte. Span
ish; Helen MARGARET Hyder. Philipsburg.
economies and sociology; Carmen Louise ia
Missoula. English; Liala Elenora Jensen. Sid
ney. economics and sociology; Betty Lenor
johnson, Rrockway, business administration;
ACnes Marie Karlberg, Missoula, business ad-
miniStration: Joan Margaret Kennard Great
Falls, business administration: John x. Kero
Butte history and political science: Howard
L. Koch Brockway. business administration.
English and Education
Mary Frances Laird. Butte, English; Viz
ginia Rae Lathom. Billings, mathematics;
Lawrence L. Lee, Max, N D.. education;
Margaret Elisabeth Leuschen Jordan bust
Hobson, business administration; Ara Long
Logan Missoula. home economics: Isabel Mary
McChntock Brady, English; Leona Louise
Mcdonald Harlowton. fine arts; Virgil Innis
NCEabb. Terry. business administration;
Beulah Brown McNeal. Choteau, home eco
Butte, Spanish; Laura Frances Mattson. Cor
wallis, Spanish: Jeanette Amelia Merk Kali
ispeN, classical LANGUAGES; Rose Kellogg Mil
Ter, M.ssou!a, fine arts Edgar E. Murphy
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20
SCHOOLS RESPOND
TO DEFENSE NEED

Responding to the defense emergency,
the nations vocational schools are
pouring more than 1,25O,OOO trained
workers into industry during the l94O-
Al school year This is in contrast
with the first World war, when the
newborn vocational school system could
train only 10000 men in a year and
half, according to a study by North
western National Life Insurance Co.
A million of the new trainees are
"privates" for the industrial army
products of "quickie" training courses
Of six weeks or more, under the emer-
gency training program begun last
July. Most of them are trained for a
single operation in mass production
and need skilled supervision.
But at least a quarter million are
products OF regular vocational courses
Of one to four years, with broad skills
and supplementary theoretical train
ing, workers who are adaptable to
many jobs or for early foremanships
excellent "non-com" material for our
industrial legions.
The number of regular students
training in public trade and industrial
schools of the United States will reach
an estimated new high of over 800 900
for 1904, the survey states. The
United States vocational school sys-
TEN is now a billion-dollar plant. COM
prtsing 1858 schools in 800 cities.
Another $1,000 students are enrolled
in private, endowed trade schools
which give especially high caliber in
dustrial training courses Of from one
to four years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20
Guilty Conscience
Bother to Thief

Someone eise's guilty conscience
vas credited with eraSing the
wrinkles from the brow of Serg.
Patrick Monahan, army recruiter
at Butte.
The worry burrows appeared
above the recruiters eyebrows Sat
urdAy, when an unknown thief
stole 4 sheet metal poster urging
men TO join the army. The sign
was taken from the stand in front
of the Federal building.
Tuesday the sign was back again.
just As mysteriously as 1t was
taken.
obviously q case of conscience"
observed the recruiter.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

BOZEMAN-Montana wheat farmers
overwhelmingly favored the proposed
federal wheat marketing quota, returns
compiled by the Montana State COL
lege here disclosed. The vote from the
states 55 wheat-raising counties gave
l7.2S5 ballots for the quota plan and
1868 against.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

new. interesting and attractive thrills
President T. A Hornibrook and Gen
eral Manager Charles Yule feel that
with information already to hand
everything points to a very successful
summer show again this year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

table for C. J. Bornman, Transvaal
farmer Injured motorists whom he
drove 200 miles to hospital pressed
RhodeSian sweepstake ticket upon him
1t paid S4T0.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

Louisbourg fortress, Gne-time French
stronghold In Canada, has been desig-
mated . national historic park by Z
recent order.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20
Statesmen Agents

ADVERTISING ART CALENDAR and Specially
Manufacturer is seeking a live wire repre-
sentative for Montana, one with following pre-
ferred-prices 25fo below competition; highest
commissions promptly paid. Write stating
qualifications. Weiss Calendar Co. 1892 E.
Forest, Detroit. Mich.
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Personal

CAN YOU REMEMBER the cute sayings Of
your baby? Get remarkable booklet When
Baby Speaks" IL paEes-beaut!tul cover.
Treasure 1t in later years Price Csc. Salts
faction guaranteed Box 423, Laramie. Wyo
GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions made
quickly. All ages, many wealthy. Simpson,
Box 1851 Denver, Colo.
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PhOtOS-Finishing

BETTER PICTURES, Quicker Servicei Rolls
developed, prints each negative Csc Re-
prints &c. Double Weight ski endorsements
sl.00. Fox Studios. Billings. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

According to . recent survey The old
"a uosd car h, The easier It = to sell.
A car which u older than ok years
takes m svsrass Of III DAY: 70 move,
but . car only yoaf old takos "a
d10s b san. The avssa0s turnover pe-
nd = ~ daQA
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

EXPERIENCED WOOL PRESSER and spotter,
quality work; steady Job; references. Polly
Cleaners, Moscow Idaho.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20
Barber-Beauty Culture

IARN TUITION WHILE LIARNTNG. Offer to
limited number only. No known unemployed
graduates. Noler Barber Collese. Aoler's also
lead in Beauty Culture TRAINING. Nationally
standardized. W. 4o5 Trent. Spokane, Wash.
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CLASSIFIED
.ADVBRTISEMENTS-
Help Wanted
MALE

MALE
>~S~S~S~S~S~S~~~~~-~~~NS~
SALESMAN WANTED-Maa with car to rep
resent old-established firm. selling woolens
direct to consumers. real opportunity for
one with a little sales ability. Great Western
Wooden Co, Inc, Fergus Falls, MINI.
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Wanted to Buy

BEST Cash PRICES paid for your Poultry
and Exgs. J. L. Dorsh Co.. Butte, Montana.
NYsTRAND POULTRY CO.. easA buyess of
i've posltry and ssGs. 0hip any ttns. 3l1e
Ploooe o.. Datte. Mont.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

LOCAL NAN to get locations for Penny Scales.
Sidney Music Service Sidney, Montana.
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CLASSIFIED
-ADVNTLS1MHTS-
For Sale Or Lease
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAFE FOR SALE. Sell builGinE- Completely
equipped cafe on Main street. 100 e. TO
CoaSt-to-Co Hivay No. 10. b-tveen tao
iargest hotels. Established IS years this locA-
tion. Busy season ahead wish 70 retire. Won
deTful fiShlng and huntinrs ulntng prospects,
heart Of dude ranch country. City population
1850. lITre trade district. Gem Cafe. Bis
Timber. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

HISTORIC WHIT EHALL STOCK RANCH for
sale 10000 acres decided, Is sections leased
forest permits. 7. NJ. Brotherton. SUPt, White
hall. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

3l-AcRE stocked and equipped dairy farm.
Price 1880. Write H. Owens, Arlington
Wash.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

,J0-ACRE stock ranch near Fort Shaw, 70
acres irrigated; fine buildings; reasonable
price Frary & BurIingame. Inc. Great Falls,
Montana
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FARMS, LANDS AND RANCHES

So 500 CASH for 900 acres decided land. with
1000 acres under lease, iO-roori house, live
water year round. fenced. full stock ranch
equipment located in central OREGON.
Irrigated Farms and Stock Ranches in Idaho,
from s2lOO for 20 acres to $4,000 for $50
Homedale Idaho.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-20

FOR SALE 1000 acres Teton Co, 10 mi.
river front, pumping system blcgs.' nj
R R town: near highvay, stocked. A real
bargain Terms. Write Edw. L. Jones, Box
1873. Oshkosh Wis.
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HIGH CLASS FRUIT MARKET and meats,
ulth very iarEe EroCeTy stock centrally To-
Gated II you want 70 work for yourself. and
make money from the very start, here IS your
opportunity. You must have about 5000 FOR
stock Believer ReaItor. Butte, Montana.
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AUTO LOAN. FINANCE INSURANCE and
used car business Est. years. FASTEST
rrovins city IN y ". Owner rctrin=. Write
Tacoma Auto ENchanee- s34+ SO. Tao. Way.
Tacoma. Wash.
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TOURIST CAMP. II mod cottages. Sell at
bargain. Price sl2 900 cash. Reason for SELL
ing have other business. Write L. Merritt,
Trinidad. Colo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

argued. 1T can and does hap
pen"
She heard him chuckle, felt his
hands on her shoulders and found
herself turned around 10 face him.
Listen. Sandra, my love 10 call
you Miss Radcliffe after last
night would be ridiculous,
wouldn't it, listen, and listen
carefully. Don't get it into that
lovely but quite foolish head of
yours that / took advantage Of
you last night / kissed you and
you kissed me back and at the
time il was quite obvious you
wanted 20 kiss me. You kissed
me very sweetly and l was fully
appreciative. II was a very nat
ural instinct that made us want
TO kiss each other even enjoy
doing it once we had started The
desire was mutual, the pleasure
was mutual.
IF you mean that because you
thought you were kissing
beachcomber and not the first
secretary 10 the British Legation,
l took advantage Of you, that is
merely absurd. II | did enjoy "A
little joke at your expense
where's your sense OF humor 2"
He paused and when she didn't
reply, he said a little sadly: Poor
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complacency in that but He, too.
was distract.
Radcliffe laid a hand upon
Peters arm. Come along out
side, young fellow, I've something
10 show you an. You too june.
JOIN the crowd. I've "A little sur
prise I've had installed in the
garden"
n was "a relief June felt, to
follow him and cease dancing for
a while.
The moon was temporarily hid
den behind the storm clouds that
had blown up over the hills It
was quite dark in the garden,
even the brightness of the stars
was yelled Radcliffe was pleased
The darker the night the more
sensational would be the sur
prise ne had planned for his
guests
He led them round 10 the side
Of the porch where the switch
was
Ladies and gentlemen" he
said. initiating 20 the best of his
ability the manner of a tourist
guide, now for my little surprise.
One touch with my finger and
the impcnetrable darkness be-
comes day Hey presto.
The darkness was gone. 1t
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N.Y. but it's easy! Enter now!

JUST SAY why YOU serve Libby's delicious
juices expressing IT IN your own words
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And just look at the number of prizes!
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WINNING TIP! The best tip on how to
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sweet, I'm afraid you haven't got
one. have you 2"
She said slowly: you don't
think I have a sense of humor?
Just what do you mean by sense
Of humOr p"
THE ability 20 laugh at oneself,
chiefly" ne said after a pause,
smiling in the darkness. 'Fo see
the humor in ones actions just
when one is imagining oneself
most noble. To see humor IN
fact in almost every situation,
particularly in unpleasant ones.
No modern dictator has a ghost
Of humor or he couldn't possibly
be "A dictator. From what I've
read Of history, I've "a shrewd
suspicion that no reformer ever
had a sense Of humor either.
Il see. she said quietly. And
you think it important in wo-
man. a sense of humor? You
would expect one-in your wife,
for instance p"
"To live with a woman COM
fortably / should say it was es-
scntial
Il see" she said again even
more quietly
He shook her a little Don't
worry about il, my dear A
sense OF humor doesn't enter into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
2 Mistakes Wives
So Often Make

Because Of inward shyness or ignorance.
many married women make needless mis-
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| For science has given womankind Zonite
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sent postpaid in plain wrapper Send
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ruddy Tomato Juice E. so refreshing, so rich
in ripe tomato flavor. Try Libby's Unsweet-
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There are lots more Libby's Juices, too.
Their goodness will give YOU ideas.
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So clip the Entry Blank as a reminder. Get
after some of that 100000 right aucay.
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1911. No entries postmarked after
this date will be eligible for an award.
z. This contest is limited 10 residents
of the United States and possessions.
Employees of Libby, Mcneil
Libby, members of their families, and
the advertising agents cannot COM
pete.
8. The decisions OF the Judge will be
final No entries will be returned or
ACKNOWLEDGED. All entries will be-
come the property Of Libby, Mcneil
= Libby.
Q. Winners viii bc notified as soon as
possible after the close Of the contest.
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l. Entries may be submitted on an
Entry Blank or on plain paper. Com
plcte the sentence quoted ON the
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.. For each entry submitted. attach
two Libby labels or facsimilcs there
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Stamps and tor money will not be
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Avenue. Chicago. Illinois.
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CONTEST RULES. READ CAREFULLY

3. Cash prizes will be awarded as fol-
lows: First Prize. 81, 10000; 10 Sec
ond Prizes Of $4,000 each; and 800
Prizes Of $500 each. In the event Of
ties duplicate awards will be made.
4. Your entry must be original with
You. in your own proper name, and
over your own signature with your
complete address.
). Entries will be Judged not ON
cIaboratencss but on their interest,
uniquencss and effectiveness.
8. Contest closes midnight, Oct. 81,
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was suddenly almost as brilliant
daylight. Far too brilliant for
the astonished man and the girl
revealed i'm each others arms.
Ashley and Sandra Everyone in
the group Of startled guests
gasped and then talked rapidly
10 hide their embarrassment.
Some Of them heard Sandra's
small shrek and Ashley swear
ing They heard, too, Felicite's
laughing remark.
"Oh, Ia, la, that daughter Of
yours, she ees a fast worker my
Clifford"
Peter came suddenly out Of his
stunned sense Of shock 90 realize
that June was no longer by his
side Obcying an impulse ne
made off IN the direction she
must have taken. AS yet he
hadn't collected his thoughts or
even tried TO- Nor did he seem
fully aware of the significance
Of what he had seen, what they
had all seen. But he must find
June He had an instructive feel
ing they must face this situation
together.
ITO BE Continued Next Week.
Copyright 1851 by American Weekly Inc
Az Rislf- r. rrr.1
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Helps You Overcome
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Looseness and Worry

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our scheme of things, for we are
certainly not planning 10 live the
rest Of our lives together Be
sides have something much
more important on my mind at
the moment
What is that?"
"A desire to kiss you" ne said.
and ne did IL.
DEDCLIFFE was gaily conduct
~ ing a group of his guests
toward the garden He wanted to
show them his new toy, a huge
floodlight he had just installed,
which MT up the whole garden as
though il were daylight On his
way through the ballroom he
collected June and Peter who
were dancing together.
II was a rhumba. The third
rhumba since Sandra and Ashley
had disappeared. June knew this
But it seemed twenty dances
away instead Of three. She was
furious with herself One should
enjoy a dance when one has put
on a new gown especially for IT,,
and June's salary didn't run to
many new gowns. Peter was a
dear and it was pleasant dancing
with him, but there was all the
difference between heaven and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

lighter, lovelicr skin tones. JUST use Merco-
lied Wax Crcam as directed. It's active in
gradients help to fake Oft the older, darkened
surface skin IN minute, almost invisible par
|tcl-s, revealing a iairer, ireshcr, underskn
ssIsi hsfinfsni tghtens loose surface skin. Gives
delightful sense ol freshness Reduces excess surface
ad Dissolve SsRohtc Astungcnt I'M onc-hst pint
witch hazel and use daily, morning or evening.
Takfss Bsau'y MsSk I'll az this cooling, soothine and
refreshing facial. We believe Won will lits rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity TO actual persons
living or dead is merely a
coincidence.
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