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) Rooms
Completely Furnished
9l7 18th St. NV.
Rental, Sl25
Per Month
Huidekoper & King
MA. OO48
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A GROUP OF Is BRICK GARAGES, IN
GOOD neishborhood. near 5th and Allison
sts. NV. An ideal small investment. Free
OF encumbrances. VIII sacrifice TO settle
an estate. Practically no expense. easily
rented NJ CHAS; hd,;; D. SAGER' 924 l4th st.
apt and store on lst floor, paying better
than Io soo on - Investment s;,iI Can ee bSusht
SAGER. a24 I4th st NV Ma OO36
and restaurant. operating successfully. In
yestmsnt; viii sacrifice 70 settle an estate
Must have $4,000 cash. CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 18th st. NV. MA. 0036.
DISTINCTIVE GROUP OF BUILDINGS,
completely furnished. suitable for hotel or
rEomns use, use and res Testa1rant a1n Capable of
vestment of Sl25,000. Box 1927. Star.
3-APARTMENT BUILDING. DETACHED
frame. slate roof. side wall. asbestos
shineles, , separate apts.; . rooms, kitch-
gross rent, S135 a month; real bargain
At $3.50. Call Mr.. Bennett; GE. 229s.
oUT-oF-ToWN OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
Close to stores and bus Sale. IA sa73.
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE;
bstory. freproof building. located in
and churches. Rents for over s2l 900 per
year. sell for 5 times the rental: excellent
90. SHANNON g. LUCHs CO,
1908 st. NV National "345.
APARTMENTS
12-unit apt. near 9Th st. NV. 4fam-
ily apt: rents, $3.50: oil. Others Call
Mr.. Wescott. Shepherd 1880. OHARE
ESTATES, National 05S5.
LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT?
Nothing could be safer than q new det
brick home. We have reliable leases for
these homes at Sl.5 . mo. These houses.
are located in one OF the finest sections
OF Beth. Nd: For further inform tion
Gall ma NA 1896. or ewes, bet. : and Q.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
A.25O-2 flve-room and bath brick
houses. near Navy Yard. Also brick sarage.
Total income. S55 per month. Phone Mr.
Peck. Taylor $50, with
q" SHANNON & LUCHs CO,
1908 s.. NV National 2345
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
one-Story stores, with full Easements.
40Il1o. Leased to national chain and will
bring better than 100 on the investment.
WAPLE d JAMES. INC.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
corner brick building near 18th and
Euclid SITS. NV. converted into house
furnace. Annual income over S3.6Oo.
Price. S22 300; 81. 900 cash and balance
on GOOD terms. Phone Mr.. Wolberg. Tay-
'"' ''? sHANNoN sSH q LucHs CO.
1908 H st. NV National e345
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FARMS FOR SALE.

EASY TERMS-l4 ACRES LEVEL FARM.
equipped; 969-ft. frontage Md. bay; fish,
ing. grabbing; $3.50. GIBBONS. TR. 1854.
100 ACRES, GOOD SOIL. e ROOMS,
frame farm house bank barn, all necessary
outbuildings, Is acres woodland; at bar
gain price. $4,000. J. LETTON MARTIN,
4OI Earle Bldg. RE. 2492.
PRODUCTIVE Farm OF l63 ACRES. I3
miles from Washington in Fairfax County.
Much of the 40 acres OF cleared land is
in bluegrass and there are about ;3S acres
Of mature timber; the helds are watered
by sprlngs and streams and there are
many good building sites; the buildings
consist OF q 10-room house. dairy barn for
3S cows, horse barn and other farm
buildings: easily DEVELOPED into an oat-
standing estate. this farm offers unusually
good soil and is within committing dis
tance Of the city; price, 100000: $500
down. assume Fed. farm loan, bal over a
period of years. See MASON HIRST An
Mandate, Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays.
SMALL FARM, 3 ACRES AND UP: GOOD
roads. stream; bus service; terms.
w. S. HOGE. JR..
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PROP. SALE OR RENT.

BY OWNER AND BUILDER READY FOR
occupancy. 3 rooms. l bath: rooms
baths Air conditioned. fully insulated: al!
brick built-in heated garage: Ss.15o and
$50 90S to 912 Greenwood ave.
Takoma Park: ! for rent to ADULTS.
TAILOR MADE HOMES.
Telephone 81. O942 Sunday and Evenings.
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FOR SALE-New and used Taylor Crafts.
Will accept car in trade. Arthur Hyde,
Oliver ssSs: evens.. Woodley 1924.
AIRPLANE. IPOLM. 25 hp, SlOO cash.
Call AID. 5a36.
MEMBERS WANTED for newly organized
fying club Al Aeronca Chief Cont. 65.
Will meet this week Call English EN-.
1947 between s-a:30 pm.
FLY new de luxe Taylor Graft for 81
per hour. club plan. WA. 913s. WA. Sos2.
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GET AWAY FROM HIGH RENT-Exclu-
sively finished house trailer for modern
beds sleeps 4: almost new 6-ply tires, used
2 weeks by professional man: $500 cash
balance monthly payments Phone CO.
4S4t
oUAKER-BUnT HOUSE TRAILER sleeps
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NEW APT. BLDG.
APARTMENT HOUSE.

Choice NV location close in ~ units,
various sizes; total rental approx. S33 600.
A conservative investment and good in
come producer. Priced reasonably to di-
vide interest
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Realtor,
Investment BLDG RE. 1881.
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MOTORCYCLES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

CASH PAID for motorcycle; must be in
excellent condition. Call Miss Mehlbaum
National 454S.
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GARAGES WANTED.
AEROPlAkES.

GARAGE WANTED, TAKOMA. D. C,
area. m1St be at least 20 feet deep. Call
EN- 593G. to Q pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(TSnntinuAd

oLD0NoBILE 1871 convertible coupe,
cyl: Immaculate condition. $99g; NooD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conneeticut. WO: s400.
PACKARD 1871 4-door sedan; 100: Al
condition. 1105 Wayne ave-, Silver Spring.
PACKARD I941 "s"' 4-door sedan; AL
condition: black: good white sdewall
tires custom I.dio % pndeIssat heater .r,.f NJ
ear IN Daf nSeasa asade ~ ss4s
PACKARD 1899 sedan. 100 model: good
sonable. District 1888.
PACKARD 1888 1IO) convertible coupe;
motor and upholstery like new; driven
ca-efully. good mileage: Army ofhcer sac
E!asns rlsmm fS!S RE s76S 5Se Du' 4s4e; day ys Mr.
PACKARD 100 sedan: s sood tires radio.
LOVING MOTORS. 1918 N st. NV.
PACKARD 1898 de luxe sedan; beautiful.
like new In every way; s475. Mr.. Roper
PACKARD 1889 model "120" trunk sedan:
S645. zELL. oath and sts. NV. RE. 0145.
PACKARD PA 1897 eonysr.isls. sedan; sedan; nsv
zELL oath and N sts RE. Ol45.
PACKARD 1910 "6'' club coupe: black
zELL gath and SITS. RE. O145.
paYMoUTH 1924 Idd ;. ns CONC sS,o ssS sso
Victory Sales. 5sO6 Ga. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe; forced to sell
because IN Army; $3.50. 1l4s Morse st.
tires good, low mileage: S575 cash. HO.
1865. No 122
PLYMOUTH 1870 de luxe 4-pass. coupe:
excellent black finish. excellent VS.. tires.
excellent SIs ooH motor original owner; s645.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe coach; lady sac
rifice. $685.; terms. Mr.. Roper. 1870 r. ].
ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1912 sedan coupe 5000 miles:
snSr ofS fsHIses 4sI spO conneet
cut WO. $500
beautiful dark blue original finish, ,excep-
runs H perfeet total cost ssas neudns ada aS
surance and finance charges; s325 down.
Repable s9aa issh ss5l ST. open en- Pf,Eeep pm and
PONTIAC 1881 de luxe fdeor sedan: 2
Teao sea sna
cessories: low mileage; good tires: PVT.
| finance. OIL. 6a36 after pm.
PONTIAC 1910 81 door sedan: excel
lent condition. radio. heater, good tires.
sTUpEBAKER 1871 o2t 2,doeI; GIL, lmm.eulste 9
condition s6sS go FLOOD PONTIAC 1921
| sTUDEBAKER 1871 Champion custom
coupe; beautiful maroon finish, interior
immaculate, excellent condition through
out guaranteed: book value. $3.50: spe-
cial today, S645
TRIANGLE MOTORS,
/ 1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE DE 63n2.
WIILYS 1887 4-door sedan; any reason
able offer accepted. Call am. to 8 pm,
] 1913 Eye st. sc.
SACRIFICES
? Cd
1885 Dodge sedan. good tires-- $50
1870 Ford pickup truck As
HERsON AUTO PARTS. MI 100
NOTICE!
! Do you want to buy a new or used carr
am a private owner OF two automobiles,
one a l94l model so Cadillac. Just like
[ new eouipped with A of de luxe Good
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.


MCLEAN VA-NICELY FURNISHED g.
rm bungalow, DELIGHTFULLY."- cool. large yard
and porches: owner retain attic; gentiles
S75 month. Elmwood Az 20
GROOM BRICK = BEDROOMS. LIVING
room. dining room, kit. den, Ia baths.
screened porch. Rsrase. Beautifully fur
nished. including dishes, linens, etc. Ex-
elusive section. No small children. no
pets One-year lease. Call Chestnut 2440.
N. c. HINES.
AT SYLVAN SHORES. RIvA MD.-AT-
tractiyely furnished broom cottage and
bath. indoor toilet, hot water. Norge heat
er. electric range. electric refrigerator and
lighting. fireplace: annual rental $3.50
Good beach. community club. school bus.
See Mr. WOLKING at Sylvan Shores, 70
miles out Central Avenue. Gentiles.
935 2lst ST. s.. ARL.. vA.-FURN. OR
unfurn.: rms and bath. also attic rms.
Jackson f97O-R. only between and 4.
BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, 3 ACRES. GOOD
trees; close in: SlO5; unfinished.
w. S. HOGE. JR..
CHI $500 3S15 Lee Highway
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SUMMER CAMPS.

TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYS OPENS
Iuly 1st For Information call AID. 4074
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Cash PAID for motorcycle; must be In
excellent condition. Call Miss Mehlbaum
National 4646.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
LARGE STAKE TRUCK, local hauling and
cleaning Of any kind. Call Brady, Trini-
dad S2l3 or wisconsin 1885.
sTAKE-vAN-PANEL-M EL-MERCHANDISE
Trucks available on rental to business firms.
Service includes everything but the driver.
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
20l Que st. NV North 33I l.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
QUICK CASH for your truck. Highest
prices paid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hyattsville. Md WA. 1900.
CHEVROLET 1897 1a-ton cab and chassis
truck; dual wheels. tires are exceptionally
GOOD: has unusually low mileage and in
best Of shape throughout; motor complete
ly ovehauled; S425.
SCHLEGEL Il GOLDEN.
257 Carroll St. Tax. PIX. D. c. GE. 3302
FORD 1898 h-ton stake body truck:
dual wheels. motor and tires excellent.
ready to g to work: only $2S5
257 Carroll ST. TAX PIX, D. c. GE. 1902
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TIRES FOR SALE.
1RAllERS For SAIE

TIRE, .6Oxl6. recap. excellent condition
After 3 pm. oxford 221S.
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LEE HIGHWAY FARM.

% miles from downtown WASHINGTON. with
mile frontage on each side of the high
fenced. modern 7-room house. with Il
baths. new hot-water heating system. new
Groom tenant house servants cottage.
large new barn: bound by wide stream. >
SPRINGS, > wells: conv. bus service 10 Wash
lneton for sale due to owners illness.
Price. 500 900.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
oS4O Wilson Boulevard. Arlington. Va
CHI 1898. Evenings. Glebe 1898.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

on paved road, lots of oak trees; $4,000
cash if sold at once. RA. 4343.
BIG LOTS to 400 A., 6-35 MI. OF D. C.:
Md. Va: reduced price. terms, trade. N.
f. RYON CO. Ma. 1907. gle. 6146. res.
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SHOPS FOR RENT.

901 18th ST NV.
CORNER BASEMENT SHOP, S15 PER
MONTH INCLUDING HEAT.
L. w. GROOMES
1119 Eye St. NV.
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.
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3SI5 Lee Highway. Chestnut UHOU.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NUN IOOMEN 7 COUN 7
OPPOSITE MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
1l6 acres. . houses, barns, small stream.
fronting approx ZOO #. on main high
way: will finance
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
CoIa lie
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHADY SIDE. MD-FURNISHED COT
tages for rent, on bay, rs miles D. c.
Call after 1:30. MRS. WENDELL, SH.
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CADILLAC 1912 and 1871 Will pay cash
State mileaee, body style. model, equip
Inc. 1915 Detroit ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
o3s
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LARGE STAKE TRUCK, local hauling m
cleaning Of any kind. Call Brady, Trim
dad H2l3 or Wisconsin $685..
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

phone. secretArtAl service; represent out
side concern. I'll Woodward Bldg
DESK, CHAIR. SIS. 200 SOUTHERN
Bldg
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
lHoptipnAH
S13.950.

New California-type stone and brick
home Of Z large rooms, two colored tile
baths. with glass block liehting, solarium
With nuted glass recreation room. sun
deck and attached garage: located on a
beautiful wooded lot 60xl55. Call Mr..
Clements wO. 35l4 or DI. 300. BEIT-
$ELL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
RE PAREDkESS
BY the
AMERICAN RED CROSS

A NATION at war must guard
it's health. One sure guard,
and one of the best forms of pre-
paredness is proper diet.
Since World War I, the Amer
lean Red Cross has offered the
nations housewives nutrition
courses, designed to teach both
men and women how to eat and
keep we'll and strong. But Amer
leans felt that since they were the
best nd people of the world, they
must also be the best nourished.
In that belief they were mistaken.
The army reported that one
third of all applicants for war
service were being rejected
because of poor health-bad
teeth, heart trouble, poor eye
sight, skin diseases-all trace
able to undernourishment.
Americas mothers and house,
wives were shocked into action.
Within the past year, more than
$50, 900 women have won Red Cross
Food and Nutrition certificates by
attending these courses held by
Red Cross chapters in more than
I, $50 counties throughout the Unit
ed States.
In these Food and Nutrition
courses, women learned the
importance of preparing and
serving the right amounts of
the right kinds of foods-foods
which contained the needed
health protective qualities to
keep their husbands fit for de-
Tense jobs and build their chill
dren strong.
These food-conscious women
have also learned how to buy food
economically and how to make the
best use of rationed foods, and
how to plan meals that enable
them and their husbands to work
harder, longer and better to help
win the war.
Prepared Exclusively for WNU.
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lead to serious trouble, not this war
winter! Health is an obligation that
we owe America, while her youth
and power and glory are committed
to this tremendous adventure, anc
it's mother who holds that RESPONSE
bility at home.
So if Dad is making too long and
firing a shift Of car and trains and
busses to get home, see whether you
can't find the simplest, the plainest
little quarters nearer his work. II
the working girls come in weary
and cold, have a cup of hot soup or
matted milk ready. This idea Of a
warming drink before a hearty meal
is one that dietitians everywhere ap-
prove. To get very tired and hun
cry often means that a hearty meal
doesn't get digested before bedtime
by the cold and weary stomach.
The hot drink, the comfortable chair
and pleasant news all help to make
dinnertime a success.
If cold feet and backache and
headache and nerves and restless
ness at night are chronic, they are
apt to have cause-constipation.
Lack Of exercise, long sedentary
hours in the factory or office, and
lunches of pastry, strong tea or cot.
fee, sweets, accentuate it. Mother
can do a lot about that with the in.
PRODUCTION of raw vegetables at din.
ner, salads Of lettuce, chopped car.
rots, apples, cabbage, spinach and
by serving a dark rough bran bread.
And make desserts laxative;
prunes, apples, figs, oranges anc
grapefruit can be served in abou'
300 ways, all helpful. Hot tomato
juice. hot prune and apple PURGE are
medicinal enough, as are ginger
bread and ginger-molasses cookie!
to cure many of these cases O
chills and aches and nerves, and tt
hold off the colds and bronchial anc
laryngeal conditions to which the,
lead. Get your family through thi
winter without a night of lost sleeI
or a neeze and you will be doing
your share of the big job.
No Shortage of Jobs.
If the youngsters are tired anc
nervous enough to complain; if they
demand starches and gravies anc
heavy meats, take them into YOU
confidence. Explain that you are
meeting all sorts of war conditions
shortage of fuel, difficult transpor
~tation. higher prices, the need fol
closer management Of finances, bee
scarce, bananas gone, domestic hell
unprocurable, and insist that the,
cooperate to the extent of renem
bering overshoes, drafts, over
fatigue-and by eating what Mother
tells them to-!
Oh, there isn't going to be an,
shortage of jobs for us older women
as the war months go on. The onl,
question is whether we are goin,
to be willing enough and humbl,
enough to step into them. And
think we are. I think we present.,
will have an army of mothers ant
wives quietly filling the mental an,
minor positions that free the younge
and more experienced women TO
actual war services.
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YOU can't set a wave or even
L comb a smart new hair-do with
out seeing the back of your head.
A deep curve in the front of a
dressing table will allow you to get
close enough to a triple mirror.
Here are the dimensions for such
a table to be built into a corner.
The stool top is pink cotton ma
t~erial; the skirts for it and the
table, and the drape for the top
shelf, are of light weight white
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
Chinese Rights

In New York city, every Chi
neSe who rents a store or some
other business building claims
that he has a ''basic property
right" in it and, therefore, will
not allow another Chinese to lease
it until the man has purchased this
right, says Golfers. When such
a demand runs into thousands of
dollars, the owner is seldom able
to rent the property again to a
member of this race.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
Need Aprons.

IT IS a grand feeling-to have
L plenty of aprons for everyone in
the family who needs one! What
with homework being shared by
all during these busy days, more
aprons than ever a be used in
the majority of homes.
Pattern No. 1890 is in sizes IA. 16. 10.
20: 40, AZ. "A. Size 16 takes 124 yards
32.inch material with q yard contrast.
8 yards bias binding to trim.
Pattern No. 1888 is designed for sizes
"a. Sc, SO, 40, 40. A. 46 and 43. Size 36
takes 2la yards 2-inc material. IS yard
contrast, S yards ric rae to TRIM.
Send your order to:
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A Gentle Way to
Treat Constipation!

Get up and cheer. constipation
sufferers! If you are one Of the
millions Of people with normal
intestines who suffer due to lack
Of bulk" in the diet - here's
news Of a gentler, pleasanter way
to win welcome relief
You see. many medicinal lax
atives prod the intestines into &C
ton or draw moisture into them
from other parts Of the body.
But KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN, q
crisp, delicious cereal, acts quite
differently. It works principally
on the contents Of your colon.
helping you to have easy and
normal elimination. Eat 1t often
and drink plenty Of water.
ALL-BRAN is made by Kellogg's
In Battle Greek. If your condition
is not helped, by this simple
treatment. see your doctor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
IT'S THERE

If you hare not yet found a
mar job, you haven't looked
hard enough. You may not
find it in a factory, if you
haze no special skill. You may
not find it in the armed forces.
But you wiH find it in a hos
pital where there are floors to
be scrubbed and linens to be
sorted. You wiH find it in the
home Of a sick friend. You
wiH, perhaps, find it right in
your o,cn home if you haze
been relying on someone else
to do a dozen little things you
could do for yourself. And
finding it, says Kathleen Nor
ris, is your job.
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He Got It

He sat incoming i've his cup of
coffee and making sleeps eyes at
the pretty waitress, until she was
fed up.
as there anything else you
would like, sir?" she asked, dis
family.
Just a soft word" he sighed.
PUTTY replied the waitress, as
she whisked the cup and saucer
off the table and tripped away.
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Left.Handedness

Left-handedness occurs twice as
often among individuals of twin
birth as among those of single
birth and with about the same fire.
quency in fraternal as in identical
twins. Neither of these tendencies
is fully understood by geneticists.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12

QUICK as one-two-three you can
~ have your small daughter
ready for fall days and cooler
weather. Make her this jerkin
which buttons at the sides, this
simple skirt and a contrasting
blouse! 1t is a very small edition
Of the most wearable of jerkin
outfits and extra cute for a small
sprite to wear.
Pattern No. 8239 is designed for sizes
2. 3. 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 4 skirt and
ierkin require Ia yards IS or 39-inch
material: 1ls yards 54-inch. Blouse with
long sleeves 12s yards IS or 39-inch ma
terial.
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In His Line

".Any man can find work il he'll only
use his brains," said the efficiency ex.
pert, 'proriding, Of course, he is ready
to adapt himself to circumstances, like
a piano-tuner l once met on the Cana
dian PRAIRIE"
"But eren il he ,Uas adaptable" pro-
tested one listener, :"he couldn't make
piano.tuning pay ,oith pianos SO te'o and
far bet,reen."
".Admitted," replied the expert, "buf
he made quite a decent Hiring tighten.
ing up barbed,cire fences"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
Hot or Cold?

A track supervisor received the
following note from one of his fore
men:
Gam sending in accident report
on Casey's foot, which he struck
with the spike maui. Now, under
'Remarks,' do you want mine or
Casey'S?"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
KnOtty Problem

At a local first-aid class, the
question of fainting came up. The
instructor explained to the class
that the cause of fainting was
primarily a fault of circulation
and that it could be prevented by
getting the head lower than the
heart.
For instance" he said, eff you
feel faint, and don't want to call
attention to it, just lean down and
tie your shoe-lace over again."
A woman in the front raised her
hand.
"What sort of knot is used?" she
asked.
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Could Be

Gould Be
A diplomat once told a story
about a Chinese committing sui
eide by eating a gold leaf.
But" exclaimed one of his lis
teners, II can't understand how
that could have killed him."
"Probably," the diplomat an
swered, she died from the con-
sciousness of inward gilt"
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RUTH WYETH SPEARS

muslin edged in old-fashioned en-
broidery panty ruffing.
Pink ribbon holds the drape and
edges the table. The top frill
and center part of the table skirt
are snapped to a strip of muslin
tackled around the front of the
table under the ribbon.
NOTE: Mrs. Spears Book l shows you
exactly how to drape dressing tables with
drawers. Also directions for slip covers:
bedspreads and all types of curtains.
Readers may secure copy of Book l by
sending name and address with 10
cents to:
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"She says, There's young Smith
who registered a year ago-they
amt called him up yet WELL
1 says, it's easy to criticize, but
how d'you know they haven't got
enough SmithS?'
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&%yr1c&%S
Don't It, Though?

Don't It, Though?
"That's great, Mac, you've holed
in one."
"Well, it saves wear and tear
on the ball"
Best Trained
Mother announced that a prize
would be given each Saturday to
the most obedient member of the
family during the week.
Almost with one voice the five
children protested: "Oh, that isn't
fair. Daddy will win every time"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12
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The e Question

"Darling, if you marry me I'll
satisfy your smallest wishes"
"And what do you propose to do
about the big ones?"