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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Clergyman $ Son
Gets ) Years

Kenneth w. Owens, "a. son of
Shelby, Mimi, clergyman, today
was sentenced to 5 years in prison
by Federal Judge Edward J. Monet
for driving a stolen car from
Minnesota to Ann Arbor.
Judge Monet also sentenced
Lawrence Hughey, 19, of 6417
LeGrand avenue, to three years
for stealing two band clarinets
valued at 5000 from the offices of
the National Youth Administration.
Ben S. Turner. %, of 585 Mt.
Vernon avenue, drew a 312-year
term for raising a S14S WPA
check to S414S. and Joe Renaud,
30. of 2049 Second avenue, was
sentenced to 5 years for distribut-
ing narcotics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
DUCK STUFFING

DUCKLlNG IS no longer an
extravagant dish. Its dark
meatiness is enjoyed by every
one. An eNcenent stuffing for
this tasty fowl combines chopped
apples and prunes in equal
quantities blended with the
same amount of dry bread
crumbs. Flavor with salt and
nutmeg and moisten with
little less than l cup OF water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
How 10 Join
Party Dessert

GRAHAM Nut Torte will de.
light the college crowd when
they are partying al your house
1t is made by adding l cup
sugar TO 3 stiffly beaten egg
whites. Crush 6 graham crack.
ers fine. and combine with cup
chopped walnut meats. y pound
chopped dates and l teaspoon
vanilla.
Add this mixture 10 egg
whites. Pour into we'll CREASED
pie tin. Bake in moderate oven
$50 degrees 80 minutes
Break into small portions with
fork and serve topped with
whipped cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Informal Cards Convenience
To Nieefies Of Livinq
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

plate-marked. but to my taste
they are vastly more distin-
guished without this mark.
Order matching envelopes.
The message is written on the
third page, or on the second and
third pages used as one.
Smart Use
One OF the most convenient
uses for these cards is for the
sending of invitations to all
kinds Of informal parties. Ora
ciously and appropriately they
invite guests TO a tea, a cocktail
party, bridge or any other
games. TO a housewarming. buff
fet party. Sunday morning
breakfast. dessert and coffee
party shower, musical, picnic.
small dance.
Also for the little replies that
accept or regret these informal
parties, the cards may con-
Veniently be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Dinner for Chinese Aid

The Detroit Chapter Of the
American Bureau for Medical Aid
to China will sponsor a rice bowl
dinner al s n. m. today at the
Chinese Tea Gardens. 1916 Wood
ward avenue. Mrs. Robert E
Brown, Fed Cross nurse assigned
to China and who plans to return
there next month, will be the
principal speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Hostess Hint

The taCtful hostess. when she
offers a second portion of any
thing, omits the word another
or more. Instead of saying,
May l give you another piece
of cake ?" she says. May | give
you a piece of cake p
Distributed by King Features Synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

"INFORMALS" THOSE
folded-over cards with the name
in the center Of the outside page.
deserve their popularity as a de-
llghtful modern convenience.
They are always at our service
in sending all kinds of informal
invitations and IN writing the
great variety of little messages
that add grace TO our living.
These folded-over cards come
in three sizes: small medium.
large ! advise YOU 70 buy the
largest size. which is the most
distinguished looking and which
offers more adaptable space.
In Best Taste
Choose white or ivory as YOU
prefer The style of engra.
too, is a matter of your choice,
but a simple type IS best taste.
The most popular and de-
servedly so. i Shaded Antique
Roman simple. tall, graceful
type. Plain block letters are eX-
cellent, and so. always, is a good
script Old English and Shaded
Old English are outmoded.
You can OF course, have the
cards engraved from your visit
ing card plate. Always use the
title before your name: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. Miss. Avoid using
authorizations in your name. If
YOU wish. have your street adj
dress engraved on the cards, in
the lower right corner in type
smaller than that used in your
name.
The cards may properly be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

FROCK and cape ensemble that will completely captvate
little Its Anne Adams pattern Number A59l and
in sizes 10 u.
This of the smart styles pictured in Anne
Adams 1911 book The book contains designs all
and types every the day The pattern book
Fifteen Censpaterns Fifteen Cents each and
book when ordered together y. Twenty-Five Cents
Address order the Anne Adams Pattern Department
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
An Inspiration

When your desk is equipped
with Informals, you'll find them
an ever-present inspiration TO
write the hundred and one little
messages that add a charming
grace TO life. A few high
hearted words of felicitation to
the parents of newborn child.
A message of congratulation to
a friend about a new position. a
promotion. a graduation, or any
other event important or sig
nificant 10 his or her life; a little
message of well-wishing sent. or
left al the home of. a friend who
IS III; a bon voyage message;
those gracious words of ap-
probation to be written 10 your
hostess the day or so after her
party
These folded-over cards are
widely used TO notify friends of
a new or temporary address. or
a telephone number. They are
often sent as reminder cards. a
follow-up TO a telephoned invita-
ton. repeating the date, place,
hour, and perhaps adding the
kind of dress expected.
Informals do not take the
place of visiting cards; visiting
cards are formal. These folded
over cards are. as the name says,
informal. and they should never
be left or sent unless a message
is written on them. Neither do
InformalS take the place of let
tiers or notes; they are message
cards"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
News for Modern Women
Canned Foods
Is Subject
Of Class

CANNED FOODS -. how to
buy them and turn them into
quick. tasty meals will be the
subject of The Detroit Times
Homemakers Club cooking
school which will be held next
Tuesday. February Is. Class will
take place in the auditorium on
the fifth floor of our building
and will start at 1870. with doors
open at l o'clock.
The subject of canned foods is
a very extensive one. Do you
know why enamel-lined cans are
used for some foods and not for
others? Or what makes canned
foods keep and how long?
Or again what does that
kissing sound mean when you
open a can?
A Buying Lesson
All of these points. plus many
more that include the various
sizes of canned foods available
and the nutritive values will be
explained at Tuesdays school.
In short. il will be a consum-
er's buying lesson on sizes of
cans. the amount each contains
and the storing of canned foods.
The dishes To be prepared that
utilize canned foods are: a
streamlined baked Alaska this
has a irothy marshmallow
meringue; a quick meat loaf;
pineapple fritters; sea-queen
salad :. that old favorite. tuna
fish. dressed up with vegetables;
a mixed vegetable omelet; fruit
compete. and sweet potato
schooneTs.
Entertainment
Entertainment Will be pro
vided by ventriloquist Bob King
and swing singer Audree
Warner, both of whom are APP
pearing at Northwood Inn.
Bob will have with him, his
latest protege from the wood
pile, Hajababa. who sees all.
hears all and knows all. Haja-
babs will tell you the serial
number on the bill in your
purse. the color of those theater
tickets you have, or your social
security number, If YOU have
one. he Thy rvcT1 f1dvc tt9-
answer To some of YOUR most
perplexing problems
Present also will be Tiny. Mr..
Kings other ward and as
the boys are Jealous of each
other II should be fun TO
watch the fireworks,
Song Audree Warner
will offer the latest popular hits
presented in her special style.
How 10 Join
Cooking schools are for mem
bers of the Homemakers' Club
only. but every homemaker in
Detroit and the vicinity is in
vited 10 Join. This costs but 10
cents and includes your Home
makers scrapbook and men,
bcrship card your ticket OF
admission 10 all the clubs ac-
Invites.
You may join al the service
counter IN the lobby OF The De
f-oit Times Building any Tues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Major Nearby Bills
Among III Signed
By Gov. 0'Conor
Seven Montgomery and
Eight Prince Georges
Measures Approved

Bills establishing a permanent
board of assessment in Montgomery
County, Md, and regulating bill
boards and coming along Central
avenue and the Largo road in Prince
Georges County were among 1T
measures enacted into law yesterday
with the signature of Gov. O'Conor
Also included in seven Montgom-
cry County and eight Prince Georges
County bills was one which in eff
feet bans raising of garbage-fed
hogs on a commercial scale in Prince
Georges after April /, 1912. The
bill prohibits transportation of gar
bage on county roads except to
places designated by the County
Health Department and will prohibit
hog raisers from bringing in garbage
from the District. The effective
date was set for next April to give
hog farmers feeding garbage time
to dispose of their stock.
Under the measure establishing
permanent Montgomery board of
assessment, chief assessor and two
assessors are to be named by the
county commissioners to make a
complete assessment of the county
every hVe years on a continuous
plan. one-flfth of the county each
year. The bill also provides that
property be assessed quarterly in
stead OF annually, as under the
present system, so that property
completed after the date of final
lty can be taxed during the same
year.
Billboard Regulation.
The roadslde-control measures
apply to Central avenue from the
District line to the Patuxent River
and the Largo road from Defense
highway to Grain Highway The
county commissioners are given au-
thority to regulate billboards and
establish coming areas along both
roads.
The remaining 90 of the 937 bills
passed by the General Assembly will
be acted on at pm. Thursday, Gov.
O'Conor announced last night.
He said he expected to veto some.
Maryland law requires him to take
action on the measures before
June /.
Measures Await Action.
The anti-sabotage bill and a
measure prohibiting malicious in
reference with transportation of
perishable goods in interstate COM
merce are among the legislative
proposals awaiting action.
Major bills among the 1T signed
yesterday included measures to:
Provide more than 200 free schoI-
arships to the University of Mary
land.
Impose a special 2 per cent tax
on half-mile race tracks to help
finance equalization of colored and
white school teachers salaries.
Amusement Tax Cut.
Reduce from l per cent to y per
cent the taxes paid by motion pic
ture theaters and other amuse-
ment places on their gross receipts.
Reduce music box license fees
from SIS to $40.
Place 100000 ceiling" on the
States general fund surplus with all
excess funds dedicated to reduce
the States debt, thereby lowering
real estate taxes.
Prevent power companies from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Lecture Will Ruise
Greek Relief Funds

For the benefit of Greek citizens
and refugees in Crete. Egypt and
the unoccupied islands, the Greek
War Relief Association will sponsor
lecture Thursday on THE Mil
leniary of the Byzantine Epic and
the Symbol of Greek Heroism."
The lecture will be given at 2118
Massachusetts, avenue NV. by Prof.
Henri Gregoire, member of the
Royal Academy of Belgium. Spon-
sors are Count Robert van der
Straten-Ponthoz, Belgian Ambas-
sador, and Cimon P. Diamanto-
poulos, Greek Minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Freeman Dental Society
Elects New Officers

DR.. James e. Bowman has been
elected president of the Robert T.
Freeman Dental Society.
Other officers are DR.. Fletcher
Barber, vice president; DR.. H.
Cicero Edwards, secretary; DR..
Jackson L. Davis, treasurer; DR..
Otis j. Williams, historian; Edwin
M. Henderson, librarian; DR.. G. N.
Mcmillan, chaplain, and DR.. Will
liam T. Randall, sergeant at arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
-Four Are Appointed
To Greater National
Capital Committee
Prettymun, Reilly, Waller
And SomerviIIe Join
Trade Board Group

-Four Washington businessmen
were appointed yesterday to the
Greater National Capital Commit
tee of the Washington Board Of
Trade.
Announcement of their appoint
ment was made by Edgar Morris,
chairman, at a meeting in the Will
LARD Hotel.
The new committee members,
who will serve for one year, are E.
Barrett Prettyman, John A. Reilly,
Harry P. Somerville and Wilmer J..
Waller.
Congratulating the committee on
the most successful year in its
decade of existence, Fred A. Smith,
president of the Washington Board
Of Trade, predicted that its service
to the community would be greatly
Increased due to Washington's
rapid increase in population and its
Importance as mecca for tourists.
Russell Schneider, former head
of the committees convention bu-
reau, was named manager of the
committee and Clarence A. Arata
was appointed his assistant.
A drive for funds to operate the
committees executive Offices is
nearing completion, Mr.. Waller,
drive chairman, announced. Since
the beginning Of the campaign May
l, total of $47,300 has been raised,
ne reported.
The executive group intrusted
with the guidance OF Washingtons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27

erecting spite lines" in rural terri
tory which co-operatives propose to
serve.
Provide for drivers training
courses in county high schools with
the State police superintendent en-
powered-but not directed to use
State troopers as instructors.
oyster conservation or propagation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
AnEasy.k0-USe)
lHAirDye)

It's no trick at all now to dye your
own hair and get a professional look
ing job too If you use the home recipe
for gray hair below
Get from your druggist one ounce
bay rum, one-fourth ounce glycerine,
one box Barbo Compound. Mix in half
pint of water, or your druggist will
mix for you at small cost Simply
natural-looking color is impaired to
gray. faded, streaked hair. This color
is easily maintained; will not wash
out, rub off, or affect permanents.
Does not stain the scalp; is not sticky
or greasy and leaves the hair soft
and glossy. Try the money-saving
Barbo recipe today and see how much
younger you will look.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27

convention and tourist affairs
numbers ~ business leaders, headed
by Mr.. Morris, chairman; George
Pitt, ST., vice chairman; Francis G.
Addison, jr., treasurer, and william
H Press, secretary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Horlivec pres miru.

V Chicago. Timothy Baskin,
jak slysel O napaden1 naS1 zeme
Japonskem hoTel touhou vstou-
pitt do armady. Ponevadz jest
zapasn1k ma slovo vzaty a take
jest expertem v jui-jitsu tax
prohlasil, re 81 vezme ma sta
rost celou kumpanii Japonc1
Pfibehl ma odvodnf stanici,
dial dobre jitro, udal jmeno,
adresu a staff Is rokI a zadal,
ably jej hned odvedli a hned po-
slali k armade a treba hned do
pole. Odvodnl serzant Sc ma
nej podfval, zavrtel hlavou,
fka, re jej nemohou prijmout.
Kdyz Tim chtel vedet proc,
serzant mu rekl, re do armady
jsou prijfmani muzi nejvyssf 6
stop 6 pallet a Tim jest dlouhy
6 stop 7R palce a ponevadz
pro neho nemaj1 tax velke uni
formy, tax jej nemohou pTij-
mouti.
Tim Sc rozbehl ma jinou sta
nici a tam slysel to same a v
jedne stanici MT poradili, ably
to zkusil u namoTnictva. Sci
tedy Tim ma odvodni stanici
pro namoTnlky, ale tam Sc ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
4Ohodinovy tyden a mzda zIi-
stanou ste jne.

President Roosevelt prohla-
sill, re pc cas- valky, nebo nej-
meme az ma dalsf zGstane ctyri-
ceti-hodinovy tyden v platnosti
a pakli delnfk Dude pracovat
pres cas-, tax must dostat plat
a pGl. Ohledne mzdy zGstane
take vsechno pTi starym. Pre-
sident pTi konferenci S novinafi
oznamil re jeste nepomyslel
ma nejakou zmenu, ale MONA
re pomery 81 vynutf zmeny a
MONA, re v zavodech, kde jest
pracovano O valecnych potre-
bach, dojde k prodlouzenf pra-
covnf dolby. PTfStf tyden hodla
promluviti jak Sc zastupci del
nfk1 tax vyrabitel1 a pax snad
k mens1m zmenam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

Mi ami nepod1vali a rekli, re
berou nejvyss1 6 stop 2 palce.
Snad pry u pobreznf straze by
pro nej nemeli tax dlouhy clun
a odvad1 jen do 6 stop 4 palcG.
Kdyz slyseli. re nosf boty els
10 Is, mu Tekli, Re v cele arma-
de nemajf tax velke boty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

MD, DECEMBER 26. 1911
Sc svou dcerou Fanny; ty ma ro-
ratech nikdy nebyvaly. Jak i
i by take d~ochazely z odlehle,
zastrcene chaty, hodinu cesty
vzdalene, pc tine lesem a Java
tymi nebo cd deste bezednymi
cestami.
Reebova snad ami nezpozoro-
vala pr1tomnost obou z~enstin,
ale Florian je spatfil, a neuslo
mt take, re oci Fanny ma mem
utkvlvaly. Kdyz vysel S mat
kou z kostela, Tekl j, koho vi
del. Matka name stanula. V
tom w k nj pTistoupila Podil-
ska, stahuj1c zimofive velky
cerny satek pres tvare a 1sta,
tax, re z celeho obliceje vycn1-
val jen nos; vpadle oci salaly
horecnym leskem.
"Pozdrav tie Panb1h, Aga
to- pravila skoro septem, ry-
chile vyrazejfc slovo "a slo-
VEN; muslin s tebou mluvit =
prislo velke souzen1 -"
"Nu, mluv -. pozdrav tie
Panbuh taky -"
EIDE ne, zde Tide cumf a po-
slouchajf =. az po ceste k YAM.
az u vas -. pGjdu S tebou tro-
chu Sc ohfat k YAM, jsem celia
skfehla zimou 49,"
"Nu, tax, pojd!" pobfzels
Reebova; "uz davno jsem te ne
videla. Jak pax Sc mas? Jste
vsichni zdravi?".
"Dekuju "a poptanf. Zdra'
vi jsme jenom ia cd souzen
schaz1m -"
Mluvila chvatne, ale presta.
la septat.
"Vfs, ty mas muze, cemu Sc
T1ka muze, ale ia! PanbGh m
bud ma pomoc, ia mann spalka
ba, ami Spalek to nen1 -. mic tt
nen1 vlastne, puncocha JIG
to, ktera Sc obcas maple, a PAL
S MIN delaj1, CO chtej1. To jeho
pf1buzenstvo, BGh mne metre.
stej -. to je pekna celadka -
A zaplava SLOW Sc valila, be-
ustan1, nezdobne, jake pT1val, Y
nemz Sc NELL utopit veskert
bratfi manzelovy a veskery je
no sestry a jejich svakove
svekruse, tchanove, zetove
vnuci, vnucky, a kde kdo v bu
douc1ch pokolen1ch. maine
Vincek v Schosselwaldu dosta
val a jeho zena i s otcem jej1m
jenz kradl ovoce, pax Hannes
k nemuz sc vratila dcera pc
behlice, k n1z Sc Ease pridruzi
jakys CHI pytlak a zlodej,
nfmz Sc toulala pc lesfch, ozbrt
jena puskou jake on, st1han;
cetnlky -. PAX doslo ma Moni
ku, ktere nadala krvelacnycl
up1rd, osemetnych podvodnic {
zlodejek, tax re Reebova 81
bezdeky ohledla, neposloucha
Ii KIDD, jenz by to mohl donest
takto pomluvene.
"Pojd, jen pojd ted" vpad
Ia il posleze do reci, "vzdyt is
mi fekla, re mi povfs vsechnt
al u mas. Nechtela bych preci
ably tie nekdo slysel. Molly
by z toho nastat zaloby a sou
dy a = to Wis = nebyla bycl
rada, kdybych Sc dostala dc
tech opletacek a musela sved'
Cit"
Bylo skutecne prfciny k tenn.
to obavam, nebot nekolik lid1
slys1c1ch lan1 Podflske, pristou.
pilo bllze, ably Sc dovedeli, OF
b6z1. Kdyz Podilska vedla svou
dale, dokladajfc Sc, re by zalo.
ba Moncina il byla v~1tanou, &c
by il pax vse opakovala pred
soudem do oc1, Reebova cd nj
odstoupla fkouc:
"Neustanes-li v tech recech
pGjdu bez tebe. Mil pfece ro-
yum :. Fanny pristoupila.
"Mamo, do vas Ease vie.
cert! Rekla jsem yam uz do.
ma, re S vami nepGjdu, Dude
tell takhle laterit."
Oboj1 ia rec zarazila Podll
skou.
"Mus1s mi odpustit Agato,'
della, "a nesmfs Sc ma mne hne
vat. Kdyby Sc tobe tax delo ia
ko mne. nev1m, neztratila by:
take trpelivost. ia jsem mu
cennice, ia jsem jake Kristu:
Pan ma kf1zi, O jehoz Sat Sc de
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-12-18

Here's good news to downtown
lunchers-The Fountain has started
serving chicken-salad sandwiches
most tasty and tempting And
changing the subject, l saw such a
marvellous fish pole there
ivory in color and lighter in weight
than bamboo. l am told that de-
spite its apparent fragility, enor-
nous fish can be taken with it and
because it is True Temper 1t won't
get out of line and will stand lot
of rough handling. Wonderful. isn't
it? If you'd just see it and hold
it, you'd do no more dallying about
'hubby's' Christmas present!
With good hosiery scarce as il is,
few gifts will rate higher than
nylon hose this Christmas. Pen
ney's have some most attractive
ones full fashioned with slim
heels and reinforced toe in the
most popular winter colors
and they have those extra sheer,
ringless, high twist crepe hose for
special occasions. Young daughter
is going to like you very much in
deed if you get her one OF Pen
ney's pinwheel skirts or one of
their fur-trimmed sport hoods.
Gifts for couples? Ask the girls at
Penney's about their boxed sta
tionery sets. towel sets, boudior
lamps and SO on.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-12-18

Chinaware guaranteed not to
crock (Which means il will not stain
beneath the glaze) in a number of
good looking designs mex
pensive too is on display at
the Libby sc to Sl00 store. And
the best. part about all this is that
the ware, Payton-City. is in open
stockir
Give your kitchen a Christmas
present and a little zip at the same
time by adding to syour equipment
one of those sparkling new canister
sets from Geringer Hardware. Not
only are there the usual cans in
the set but this time there is also
a matching step-on can While
you are in Geringer's, take look
at those novel little bronze desk
lights-you'll like them.
AS I've said before. Welch's Jew
lery and Gift Shop has such in
credibly handsome jewelry and this
week | did some mighty w.shful
thinking over combination brooch
and pendant locket and a tiny,
hand engraved yellow gold locket
and a genuine cameo :. and
on in endless line, and | could
hardly believe my eyes" when l
read the prices on some OF their
lovely costume jewelry.
Though | don't ride a bicycle,
I've never in my life wanted one
so badly as I did when l looked
at that girls bike in Candles this
week. 1t is beautiful to behold
and those who know say it IS per-
feet from a mechanical and struc-
tural point of view-it is equipped
with a Shock Ease fork, light and
carrier and a quick action stand
and all working parts are enclosed.
Their boys bikes are just as at
tractive and structurally the same.
Also there are some grand sturdy
tricycles at Candles too good
looking and heavy enough MT to
turnover easily
Christmas tree lights dress up any
tree or home for the holidays and
the Electric Store still has a good
variety in colors. And while you
have decorating on your mind
and you must this week if you are
doing any at all--look over their
other attractive trimmings and or
naments.
What nicer gift for college girl
or that nice youngster next door
who is always SO pleasant to your
Riddles than those lovely little in
expensive Yardley soap sets at
Hough's? They are the genuine
Yardley article in small size and
attractive wrapped and boxed and
not too heavy on your postage bud
get if you want to send them far
off And in considering Yardley
gifts, don't overlook the simply mar
velous Yardley Gift Sets for Men
they have such an expensive
scent
D,.horL p. kH,1for sfEVs,~-t =. r -
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-12-18

be sure of it after you've seen their
new Christmas shirts! They have
such a nice variety in colors, styles
and designs that you'll be able to
please that important man on your
list without any trouble this year.
Fabrics in their sport shirts are
excitingly beautiful! And have you
thought of this? Do you know any
man or boy at all who wouldn't be
delighted with pair of Intea,-
woven socks?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-12-18
Sheriff Called to Helena

Sheriff Frank Baney left for Hell
ena Sunday called there by Cover
nor Ford, for a meeting of all the
sheriffs of the state.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-12-18

For Sale-Piano, brass lined
throughout, in good condition,
cheap; skis, with poles, like new
j. c. Friend 1t