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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
KreSge Sales
Up Is Per Cent

September sales Of S. s Kresge
Company totaled Sl3.712.243. as
lgainst Sl1 1881 in September.
$40. am increase OF Is per cent.
For the first nine months Of
1911 sales were Sis sos .0SS, as
compared with Sl041 3l .29f in the
like period a year ago, a gain Of
II per cent
August sales showed an increase
OF 1876 per cent over August, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
q UIf AGO

CHICAGO. Oct s-GNs) HOGS Re-
CENTS "a 500. market i0-l5c lower Top.
S1f2N. bulk Sl0 $50 lib heavies, SIC. 81
a1i 20. mediums, $40 IS . ~ 20 lights.
SlOsO1i1. light lights. Sl0n 10 50. pack
CATTLE Receipts u 500 market
steady. calves Receipts. 500 market
steady. Beef steers. Choice ST. 500 Il IS
medium Ss50m1l 50. yearlinEs. SsH
p SIS Butchers Heifers. $ p ] z % COW
S7dsT5. bulls. S7.50G1o. calves 81 Il
feeders SsUIl IS. Stockers. steers s. 50
GI2. COWS and helfers SAL.
SHEEP Receipts 600 market steady
Lambs Sii sou ~ - common - ~ y
ii 50 veariinrs s. 80 q 30, ewes. s. So
b 5 so: feeders. Sill 1i.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
ptrTSBtHcu

pfTTSBURgH oct. - tNSl CATTLE
Receipts 10. steady steers choice 81 5o
MP go medium ~ good. SiO1 80 so. com
mon 81 2aue2h, heifcrs medium % good
SIS s0Hp25: common So 80 80. Cow
medium 10 good So so nj. 80 Gamers and
cutters S5n6,75. bulls good 90 choice
so 5O4ri common ~ medium So % r. 6 So
HOGS Receipts ESQ, steady 160-lso
his Si1QIi25 iso-220 lbs Sii Is q
II 40. 220-250 lbs. Sit. 500 II 40 25029f
lbs S0.75u1l.15. iO0.150 lhs, $40 10 50
roughs 50 251 e.15
SHEEP Receipts 800 active Choice
lambs S1i.5O11i IS. medium % good
Sf0TIi. common lambs So 50N ESQ ewes
S3rfh wefhers 81 ~ f6
cNfVFr prreinfr fc0 active Good ~
choice Sf3 500 "a so medium Sii 500
L. so, euiis and common, So ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Housing
Mote Offering

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Twenty.
seven local housing authorities
are planning 10 offer more thar
$S5. 100000 of temporary loar
notes later this month. MaturitieS
range from three 10 Il months.
Bids for 13 OF the issues will be
opened October Ia and remainder
will be marketed October q.
At the previous offering of nous.
ing notes. interest rates ranged
from 0.33 per cent TO 0.44 per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
New Deal Schemes for Taxation

suggests OF the developments Of late namely
the New Deal schemes for taxation First the Morgenhau
trial balloon Of all profits above
or huge expansion n social security"
expands functions pics bigger
and bigger debt about for and This
has take from citizens OF and tries 10
find of that may be popular hence the social
While social sounds good however and body
thing all the New Deal sort
merely large employer and empoye which the
promptly spends leaving socially
fhanb cfO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Detroit Poultry

Market weak Hens average runs 7 &c
lelhOm hens 3 lbs and up. l4c cocks
-u l4c. rock suunEers average ftn zoe
legnorn sprngert. i7c. young hen turkey s.
10 los and up Csc young tom turkeys.
rs lbs CSC. ducks Whites lbs and %.
ffe reese lfr.
Fgc1 warfef rrfr current receipts.
29o. undcrgrades. "a 25Ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Shows Definite Trend Toward Initiation

Apparently fumbng long while the admnra-
going with program expand steel
Dad Tor
Tense will tic up large quantities OF labor material
which might otherwise be max
steel for ships tanks H. also shows
toward nfation for the opposite Of saving and sacrifice
things which opposed by sound business Judgment and
which carry il toward socialism
As however nothing has actually been done and the
financing do have been begun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Traffic Gain Listed
BY United Air Lines

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-United
Air Lines flew 32.S17,2O0 revenue
p assenger miles last month,
against 25112,532 in September,
1910, gain of almost 81 per cent.
according to M. p. Buckley, New
York traffic manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Beech Co. Backlog
Exceeds SO Million

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-7Prelimi.
nary unaudited figures indicate
that deliveries Of Beech Aircraft
Corporation during September To-
tailed 81 1886, 600. Present backlog
of undelivered orders now totals
over SSS. 000,0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
SALT III MARIE

UP-C. s. Hebard $50 a n Tuesday
y J Morreil p shasta Odanah. Prescott
10. Royauon. II; r. { Pope II 30 san
m Amass Stone 2 30 ] r. German 3
u =. wallace. 3 30, Gov Miller. 4 J
Watt. $50 Gotham Bianch 2 30 Smith
Thompson. 10 Denmark. H.. p @. Hart
~el. midnight. " " Holloway, y ~
Weir. 1 a. m Wednesday. o. W Perkins
80; Wm. Maiher go, sam Morse. 3
Rensselaer, 30. Youngstown, 4.JO. "
Johnson. y y Beam 30
DOWN Heron Bay 800 n m. TUESDAY
iue BARLOW Lake Allen. p S j.
Murphy 1880, steel KING ioc0lte 2 a
m. Wednesday, barse Magma, $3.50 J. 81
DAVIS $50
Northwest. strong cloudy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Farmers Markets

Apr "a V.c.f River fame, SIC 81
~ 81 ] esnssc 50 ? 50e wsaiibys.
soc Mcintosh. fancy. 81 T3@z 80 j. Ns2s
si25aI55 ~ GrsgniuFr IN SD
sif54a ba 81 Si2s7rI 20. no q
81; DeHc.ogr fancy. 81 bg No 81 30
BEANS Green fancy 81 80 81 0q
W No 50 Naa taar, So So 81
l55 oa.. Lima beans. 80 ]. si5oS
- nu
oey btfs .o. - - 'o
BLhcEBEFEiEs 30. l. 1850 %
r. crete
BROCCOLI -Farev. Si7s 40. 1. 81 70 O
rApp,rr a. esrt-s- ,., ~ f.
s rs 81 AZ r., 200 ~ 80. Z.
CKETGY-1T VFg TTT-V- S22t. 10.
$50, ,,l, ~ 2 aoe
ta sGe. qar .lsi rs 80 s. a. 81,
CttLIpl0WtF Sal erEssC 80 ~
mc 81
s,. 81 % -, e. ses. 10 l. -'a
Ftftpv rtapAt.r E.-.. a. a..
tsss -
crci-wRFps .-e-. 10 MA,
h v- ~ an -ro 81
an 80 F' vs." 'Nei'
uiii 60 one do7 ben,
ices ,.l '-N' ,-. GO N eo "a ~ oo. On A.,
GRk 'If..o 81 ? q, ,n az, ~ ,,is -
S1s1 "a 80 80
0KEA-Ec Ep ts.ko. eo,-x. -,
2 s6c 60 '''
bcfs az 15 ''gsn .Tey = 'o s ao5
ie5 mn ssr. So IT,
pkRsrry FGo-r ~ .oaeo.
pARsNfPs No 80, - ~.
Siat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
voodwayd Iron Company for min

Woodward Iron Company for nine months
ended September 30 had a net profit Of
81 n32 623 after federal income and excess
profits taxes equal 10 So on a share on
33i 600 shares In the like 1870 period the
net profit as reported was 81 3e3, 6i1 or
standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
HAYES MFG. INCLUDED

Hayes Manufacturing Corpora
tion common stock, 81 par value;
Illinois Central Railroad Company
common, 500 par value; Kelsey
Hayes Wheel Company, Class A,
81 par, and Class B, 81 par; p.
Lorlllard Company common, $40
par; Mueller Brass Company COM
mon, 81 par; National Automotive
Fibres Company common, 81 par;
National Steel Corporation com-
mon, sos par; Paramount Pictures,
Inc, common, 81 par; Radio Corr
poration of America, common, no
par; Republic Steel Corporation
common, no par; Reynolds Spring
Company, common, ST par; South
ern Railway Company common, no
par; Standard Oil of Indiana capi-
tai. SIS par; Studebaker Corpora
ton common. 81 par; Western
Union Telegraph Company COM
mon, 500 par; Willys-Overland
Motors, Inc. common. 81 par; F.
w. Woolworth Company capital
stock, $40 par.
Oh1 L-NEh lS E<AAhlNrSn
James c. Gruener. assistant re-
gional administrator, acted as
trial examiner.
The Detroit Stock Exchange
was represented by Clark c.
Mickey, Paul T. Bollinger, Hal
Smith Jr., and its counsel, Edward
c. p. Davis of the firm of Buckley,
Ledyard, Dickinson e. Wright.
The SEC was represented by
Albert j. Carretta of its trading
/ and exchange division. and Myron
n. krotlnger, attorney attached
to the Cleveland regional office.
The trial examiner is to report
his findings and make recom-
mendations to the SEC in WASH
ington, which will then act on the
applications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
rmIC A1.n

CHICAGO oct SINS BTTTER
necepiN 9f22 tubs market steady FIX
fras % score 80 &c. standards 90 score
cars s4f-r. extra nrsts pi score 35r
nrsis. $3.50 score, 81 32c, specials. o.
score 80 37fFr
TGCs- Receipts 403s cases; market
steady. &c higher current receipts. 29c
fresh extra frsts 32c iresh firsis 29is q
-in-E-4ftri ial- p C. checks. ~ i1f
CHEESE Twins 2fa4 25f4c, daisies
prints and lonphorus 25is 26c
LIVE POULTRY Market steady, easy
Turkeys 15U23i.c. hens. i5 p zoe ierhor
hens. 100 15c spriugers 160 isfsc; brol
ers 1870 2ic. ROSTERS i1ts iflzc, ducks
100Iattc. geese So Be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Detroit Stock Market
19i1 Range
UNLISTED

Vel ILL.,
In In
Of asepmuIahons- only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied bv Bongsrd A. z
Windsor. Prices IN cents. Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08

Gen. Hugh $. SON,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

Guests were Mrs. Kenneth Parker.
Mrs. Harold Fox. Mrs Irene Var
dowski. Miss Cara Thorseu, Miss
Thordis Thorsen and Miss Guy
netbe Nedervold Of Tacoma, and
the Misses Virginia, Barbara and
Janet Webb and Mrs. George
Webb of Puyallup.
Miss Webb has planned her
marriage 10 Robert Longebaugh.
n, Of Puyallup for the last Of
June at the Puyallup Methodist
church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Luella
Mcculley will be held Wednesday
at 3 o'clock al Hills funeral
home with Rev. Philip Raymond
officiating Burial will be In Sum.
ner cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Buckley Resident
Taken by Death

Fred Hayden. rs, q
resident OF Buckley for IS years,
died Monday at his home He
was born in England and was a
stationary engineer.
Surviving are three sons. Leslie
Of Buckley, Frank of Enumolaw
and Aaron OF Tacoma: two daugh-
ters, Florence Hayden and Mabel
Clogston of Buckley; four brothers,
Aaron Of Buckley. Martin Of TIA.
coma, Johnson Of Des Aoines, Ia,
and James Of Springfield. Ill; SIX
grandchildren and one great grand
child.
Funeral services viii be held
Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Whit
more chapel, Buckley, followed by
cremation. Western Star lodge No.
81, +. a. A. M, win be In charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Plan Exercises
For Wednesday

June Hoem has been named vale
dietorian Of the senior eiew Of
Morton high school. and Linnes
Jacobsen. sslutatorian. II was an
nounced Tuesday by Nels Swan
son. principal.
Graduation exercises for the ~
members OF the class will be held
Wednesday at the high school audi.
torium, Miss Hoem will give the
valedictory address. but recent III
ness Of Miss Jacobsen will prevent
her from speaking. The salutatory
speech will be given ny Nsttis
Lowery. who finished third in class
scholarship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Puyallup Legion Post
Plans Memorial Rites
All Veteran Groups. Scouts and
Civic Clubs Will Participate

fUYALLUP - This community
vill observe Memorial day Friday
n Pioneer park, the services to
b conducted BY Bruce A. Mercer
post. American Legion. from a
symbolic mound. beginning At 10
O. m.
General chairman will b James
L. Brown Capt Fred " Crit
fiths VIII act as officer OF the day
and Rev. Father William Quick
e1ll give the address. All veteran.
patriotic and civic organizations
are invited to attend and Girl and
Boy Scouts VIII assist in the cere-
monies. The Puyallup high school
hand will play under the direction
Of Verne Jennings.
Before the ceremonies q COM
nnittee composed Of Dr.. NJ. R
Thomas. James Blair, Lester Rob-
ertson and Harry Tweed viii
decorate veterans graves in the
cemeteries. build the memorial
mound and decorate the stand in
the park. For the Legion auxili-
airy a committee headed by Mrs.
Dwight Merriott and including
Mrs. W. w Thomas. Mrs. Allen
Goelzer and Mrs. Charles Dou-
eette will assist in the grave deco
rations. In case OF rain 1he serv-
ice will be in the Civic auditorium.
Open Employment Office
Establishment of a branch en-
ployment office in the bus terminal
building at Sumner, beginning
June 2, was announced Tuesday |
by Myron r. Greene. manager Of
the Tacoma office Of the Wash
ington State Employment Service, /
through Rex Kelley, secretary of
the Puyallup Chamber Of Com
merce. A branch office was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Open Employment Office
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Cslomel-And Yeu'll Jum, Gu, .f
Bed in the Morning Rarin' 10 &c

The liver should pour pints Of Bile juies
INTO your bowels every day. IL this bils i
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
Rest- IL may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bioafs up your stomach. You get con
supated- You feel sour. sunk and tina world
looks punk.
1t takes those good, old Carter's Iittl.
Liver Pills to get these pints Of bile now-
ing freely TO make you feel up and IN. :"
se. package today. Take a. directed.
for Csrtsrs Little Liver Pills. Zoe and 2Ss,
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

The medical staff Of 81. Joseph's
hospital will be honored by q pro-
gram presented by the medical
staff Of the Mcchord field. Mon
day, June 2, at 9 p. m. at st. Jo-
seph's hospital. Major ]. p. Smith.
NJ. C.. viii present = paper. A
general invitation Ia extended 10 all
the members Of the medical pro-
fession.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
NOTORIOUS PRISON

Much Of the footage In Co
lumbiaH Il Was a Prisoner on
DEVILS Island" featuring Donald
Woods and Sally Ellsrs. actually
WAS shot in the dread penal colony
Of French Guinea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
TO CLOSE LOCK

Notice IL hereby given that the
large lock Of the Lake Washington
ship canal will be closed at s a. m.
June %. and will remain closed
until 8 p. m. Sunday. June 20, for
general repairs. The small lock will
remain open and vessels less than
80 feet wide. i2s feet long. and is
feet draft, can be passed through
this lock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Drowning Reported

A body identified az that Of
Eugene Book. 45, whose mother.
Mrs. Mary Beck. lives in Puyal-
lup. was found floating In an ir-
rigation ditch near Tracy, Calf.
Monday. II apparently had been
IN the water 10 days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

Milton Preschool viii hold It's
last regular meeting Tuesday night
At 9 o'clock at the school. Officers
are 10 be installed and plans for
the summer picnic discussed. Rev.
w. A. Moore will be guest speaker.
Hostsssss are hesdsmes Fred
Miller. Virgil shoop. Elmer Peter
sen and H. l.. Woodland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

A straight line. connecting the
esrth's poles, would miss the CEN
ter Of the earth by about eight
hundred miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Core Of the News
DANCE CLUB TUESDAY

The Park Adult Dance club will
hold its regular dance session this
Tuesday night from 10 IL o'clock
In the Fellowship hall. Masonic
temple, SO. And and 81. Helens
ave.
Always better butter ut Cow
Butter store.--fAdy.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

opened Nay a. the PuysIur
chamber. The nsw unit l. 70 fur.
: ther assist growers in obtaining
pickers for the coming berry har.
vest. Greene stated. The new
office will h operated BY Robert
kroodman.
L ne nloyment compensation
claims for TN valley win continue
to be taken al the Puyallup office
each Wednesday.
The secretary also announced
that the chamber. along with It's
food stamp office and branch Of
the employment service. viii be
closed Friday. Memorial day. 10
he opened again for the half day
Saturday.
The G. A r. club is sponsoring
public dinner a. Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday from noon until 1.
followed by cards in the afternoon.
This Is the last of the series Of
dinners and cards for the summer.
Miss Helen Lindberg. now teach
ing at Port Orchard. was guest OF
honor at a shower recently given
by her aunt, Mrs. Carl Forslund of
1910 4th ave. n. W. After an
evening spent at games gifts
were presented. The entire set
ting Of pottery. gifts of the
guests. was presented to the honor
guest.
Guests were Mesdames Herman
Lindberg. Walter Elske. Arthur
Benson. Rex Miller. ?. Forslund.
NJ. NJ Healey. Frank Svoboda. Ed
Fox Of Riverside. Herman Fors-
lund Of Pocatello. Ida, and Arthur
Forslund Of San Francisco. Miss
Lindberg will become the bride of
Jack Cunningham of Port Orchard
some time in June.
The Valley Brotherhood of the
Methodist church. comprising the
men Of churches in Puyallup,
orting. Sumner, Auburn. Kent.
Renton and Des Moines. will hold
their annual ladies night" dinner
Tuesday evening at Sumner. Dim
ner will be served at $50 and the
guest speaker will be Gov. Arthur
b. Langlie.
Honored at Showers
Miss Charlotte Webb. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Webb of
West Puyallup. was the honor
guest at a shower recently at
which her aunts, Mrs. Guy Neder-
void and Mrs. Jack Smith Of Ia
coma, were hostesses at the home
of Mrs. Nedervold, pa Mckinley
road.
Gifts vere presented to Miss
Webb by mail during the evening
and supper was served at a table
centered with blu iris and pink
carnations. Assisting the hostesses
were Miss Barbara Webb and Miss
Guynette Nedervold. Guests were
Miss Barbara Webb, Miss Virginia
Webb. Miss. Janet Webb. Mrs.
Mabel Harlow and Mrs. George
Webb Of Puyallup: Mrs. Ethel |
Of Eatonville; Mrs. Bur
dina Klassey Of Morton: Mrs. Jack |
Smith and daughter. Miss Joan. of
Tacoma; Mrs. Glen Martin Of Sum-
init; Mrs. Arthur Heester of Sc
attic and Miss Guynetts Eeder-
void
Miss Webb was also comph- |
mented with a kitchen shower at
which co-hostesses were Miss Mar
garet Thorsen and Miss Myrtle |
at the home of Miss
rhorsen OF So. Sheridan st, Ia
coma Favors were miniature
rolling pins of blue with the
guests names written in white. |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Bedding plants. HIM Florist. as
TO HOLD EXAMINATION

The u. s. Civil Service commits
sion announces examinations viii
be held In the near future for gen
srsl mechanic in the quartermaster
corps At Fort Lewis. Applications
must be on file At the Civil Service
office, Seattle. not later than
June ?.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
After 30
Years

file 70 class: fhaf rich and
poer are iafesded ~ "a
fare 70 lire az rar selfh
one another. Sc irrational
aad - false is fhis riesr
that fhs sxact contrary -
fks truth.
"}nsf as The ssmmsfrg 81
fke hnvaas body - tie 30
salt Of ne disposition Of
fhe msmbers Of re body.
81 ~ = state II is ordaised
By Stature that these feo
classes shoHld srtsf ~ kar-
mong and agreement. and
should. ~ n rsrs. ~ into
one another, 20 ~ 10 rair-
tain the equilibrium Of fke
body petite.
Each requires the other:
capital cannot do without
labor. nor labor nitkonf
capital. Mutual agreement
results IN plsdsaHtnsss and
good order: perpetual eoH-
flict necessarily produces
confusion and outrage.
Mon. N preventing such
strife as this. and IN max
ING IL impossible. the eff
cocp Of Christienitg - mar
reloEs and manifold. First
Of all. there is nothing more
powerfni than religion fof
rhich The church - The IN
teprefer aud aitardiaH) ~
draTing rich aud poor To-
geihsr. BY reminding each
class Of IFS duties 10 the
other. and especially Of the
duties OF justice.
Thus. religion teaches
The laboring man and the
workman 10 carry out HON
esilp and reil an equitable
agreements freely made:
never 10 injlve capital. nor
10 outrage the person Of aa
employer. neUsr TO employ
rioience IA representing his
ogH cause. nor 10 engage
~ riot and disorder, aud 10
hare nothing 10 do NTH
men Of evil principles. who
Uork upon the people piih
drtfnl promises. and raise
foolish hopes phich usually
end ~ disaster and ~ re-
pentunce whsn TOO late.
Religion teaches the rich
man and the employer that
their work people are not
their sidpcs: that they must
respect 10 every man his
dignity as a man and a. a
Christian, that labor ~
nothing 10 be ashamed Of,
" NE listen 10 right reason
and 10 Christian philoso-
ply, but IL an honorable
employment, enabling a
man 10 sustain his life IN
an upright and creditdble
ioGD. and that II IL shame
fm and fnhumaH 10 treat
men like ehdtteis 10 make
money by. or 10 look upon
them merely ~ 20 much
muscle or physical powsr.
Then. again. the sm-
plover must neUer tar his
uork people beyond their
strength. nor employ them
IN uork nnsuited 10 their
ser Or age. His great and
principal obligation IL 10
0ips 10 spsrv one that
which ~ just.
Doubtless before re odn
decide whsther wages are
adequate many things hare
TO be considered. but rich
men and masters should re-
member fhis-that TO exer-
eise pressure for The sake
Of gain. upon the INDECENT
and destitute, and 10 make
ones profit out Of the need
Of another, Is eondemaed
bg all LnUs. human and d.
pine. To dsfrard any one
Of wages that are his due
~ a crime Uhich cries ~
the apsn0fng anger Of
Heoren. >.
Finally. The rich must
religioUslg rsfrafn from
cutting dOpn the uork-
mans earnings. either By
force, BY fraud. or BY usnr-
ious dealing; and uffh the
more reason because the
poor man " lCedk and I'M
protected. and because his
slender means should BE-
> aersd IN proportion 10
their seoHtinsss.
Were these prscepfs
carefully obsDed and fol-
looed. tcould not strife die
oHt and eedsef
-
Evening star., 1941-07-17
ECONOMY SHOP COATS

l4795 Rednooe Coo wool and full length
novy black
6-795 "AU Aounder" Coots; Shetland
12299 329 Toppe; corduroy horkkn wool
40
4-595 Wonens Redngoe Of wool and
Above Properly Labeled Material Content
6-795 1O95 Congo Cloth; royon and cotton sutsss7
4-5.95 and 795 Evening
$50 and 49 Evening
LANsBURGHS-Economy shop-second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

800 Pieces, Sale Priced I9c to I.47
includes slips, peicoots union suits, ponties and
erdIes ToIored and styles silk and -
fine white and black Many ond
two-of of-o-kind. All sizes in the group.
LANSBURGHS-Rayon PrIce
Evening star., 1941-07-17
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-02

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-01-02
North Valley News

MI. and Mrs. Jack Metzker
and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Herbel, Jr., and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kurtz and
Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Kurtz and children, MI. and
Mrs. Harry Herbel and Jimmy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Birk-
land were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Herbel, ST., on
Christmas day.
Miss Annabelle Van Cleve of
Great Falls and Miss Gretchen
Van Cleve of Missoula, arrived
in Hardin Saturday to spend
the Christmas holidays with
their parents, MI and Mrs. Guy
Van Cleve.
Mrs. Marcella Chapman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Miller hao
dinner with MI. and Mrs. Mil
ler's daughter and family ir
Hardin Christmas day.
Mrs. Rollin Jones, Miss Nor
ma Williams, Mary Williams anc
Miss Helen Hammond called al
the Guy Van Cleve home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Walker
and family were dinner guest!
of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Bower:
Sunday.
Miss Helen Hammond of Bill