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Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
aOsIe nnb bas antO

9ie oItbefannte g6ouIpielerin
Ioele SanoroG 1T ser S6reden
Der Gbouffeure. aeiner bart idnel-
Ter aIs 80 ailometer oie @tunoe
fa5ren, FONT greift 9(oele untueiger-
lid Elm. Set einiger 3eit Itst
M6ele Itets neben Dem Chauffeur,
Inn Die l1br fontrouieren gu f6n-
men, nadoem tie erfnbren bat,
bob Sic autos, Sic an Morgen oie
6ilmi6auipieler ms atelier bringen,
cine boberp @pihuinoigfeit elm
idlagen miiien, Inn rebt3eitig an
0rt uno Stele au iein.
uSeben Sic, gad0ige Srau," iagt
ibr zines Cages Ser 2enfer oeg
5ilmautos, ahelite iino mir fiinf5ig
&ilometer gefabren, uno sic baben
ni6ts gemerft."
aoele eritarrte gu Stein unO
rauidte Dortlog in Sic @aroerobe.
4m 4ben0, aIs las auto Die
8arlteler bon Neubabelsberg tDie.
Der mad Berlin bringen iolte, Iebn-
te aoele Sanorod Sen bequemen
&ifiiB o6 uno iebte li6 our aa-
gemeinen REMEMBERING neben ben
Gbouffeur.
Sic mer6en mir erfldren," iagte
iie au oieiem, vmie man sic @e-
i6min0isfeit oes @aaens feititeat."
uSebr gerne, gnd0ige 5rau.
geadten sic bite Die ubr uno Die
ISABEL, sic an ben 8atlen boriiber-
penoeIt. Geben Sic, ougenblid-
lid fabern mir 8uan3ig ailometer
uno iebt" ~ es nabte cine geraoe,
iiberfidtlihe StruBe, auf pelder
Ser Gbauffeur @as CAB - Jest
baben mir oreiBis ~ 10, Jest iin0
e5 pier8ig, finf5ia ied5ig
adt3ig ailometer.D GoeIe ganorod
idien nihts gu merfen, tie per8og
feline Miene uno lisB ben Bid
niht bon Ser ubr. Mber Bel Der
lebten 3abl legte iie Die Sano ouf
ben Arm beg gbauffeurs nnb iagte:
DSeBt pieoer oreiBig! qdt5ig ai-
Iometer fins iebr intereiiant ober
6od mo6l ni6t gang rngefabrlid!"
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22

ga ae1t Elm Grbeben Ourh ibre
iitneen @lie0er, uno ons &er5 mill
ibr Deriaeen, 10 l9mer3baft bart
un0 Iongiom podt es in i9rer
gruit, oaB es iie bis IN Die Sdla'
fen binauf Ihmer3t. l1no ais lie nod
INNER Ite6t uno niHt weiB, mas tie
fun oOer iagen ion, bort iie oielel-
be Stinme sum orittenntal =. ga
meib lie. OaB es fein @iltrinnet fur
lie Qibt un0 ettpos ltnlblpenObares
fid erfiiaen mill, uu0 5iebt Die @nr.
0ine bonl 6eniter 5ltriid, it0Bt eS
oai uno baugt iid III sic Gadt biil'
ans.
Seize uu0 nit obgepenoeten Sim
men iteigt lie aus oem 5enlter, 5iebt
ibr 8ruittud feitcr I'm sic initgeu
GduItern uno ge6t oen @eg, Oen iie
Oanlals als eriten gegangen, MN
ais ibren leBten mo pie in einem
tiefen Sraum un0 l1delt in Ser Be-
freiung, Die IN ibr it, ols mare
oaes Sdmere, ooS 10 LANCE auf ibr
gelegen, nun init einem Male uno
fir INNER bon ibr genontnen.
Grit 3ipei Gage ip1ter, pa6oem
man iie idou in Ser gan3en 8e-
genO geiudt bat Ser ber8meifelte
&r0ger lie III Dem @aiier ser alten
MoorfubIe ienieit Ser @eeitfdmpe
eefun0en.
Die eeute iagen freilid, bob lie
pobI mir cine beimlide un0 boil.
nllngsloie 2iebe ge6abt unO es Bar.
I'M nibt iiber iid gebrudt babe,
Dem ar6ger leinen 8iaen 5u tim.
aber sic 2eltte reoen ia biel.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22

1T, Ser Calm. Gerner fommt
bort ser @oloaife Dor, bon benz
man ipobl ein5elnS 6ele, aber nod
nift einmal elm OoaitdnOiges STE.
lett befist.
Sebr ielten 1T aud Oas eiu3ige
eiftige Sdugetier, oas auitrnliide
S6nabeItier, Oas nod ME lebeno
nod europa gefommen lit.
Das weiBe 8reitmautnosborn nit
einem Ipiten, eineienbolb Meter
langen Sorn 5piideu oen augen,
lit in Ieiner 6eimat, Siioafrifo,
auf cine feline SCRIBE pen foum 40
Stiid suiammeaaeiGmol5en uno
gebt tros a1er Shonung ieinem
iAneuen gr0e elteegea.
0as in oen Mn0en in 5000 SUB
S0be lebeuOe G6indina uno Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Seeotter iino pe-
gen i6res ~begebrten Yel5merfs 10
idonungslos uerfolgt moroen, Dab
tie Oieleidt lhon auSgeerottet ltno
u10 niernals mebr lebenO bon ei'
mes @eni6en Auge erblidt iperoen
f0uaen.
gon Oieien Sieren, Sic man ni6t
i'm 800 ieben fam, miro man ii6
uur in Muieen all ausgeitopfteu
gremplaren Elm Bib MAIDEN fon-
men, 0as 5ipar OaS MeuBere Der
Giere naturgetreu mioergibt, aber
feinen ginorud pot i6rem lebenoi-
gen @eien, ibrem 2eben uno Erei-
ben, permitteIn fam.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Mmno 48.
gOn 9bilanber

Ser Strufpeputih I'M baoil6en
Sberlon0, Strumelputi1, mie Der
@olfsmuno i'm nannte, NOR gu gn-
De, oas Marfgr1flerlanb bon bon
preuBiidem uno beiiiIhem Wilitar.
W1it flingen0em Spiel riidte cine
&ompanie in &anoern Elm, mo6te
bait i'm @irtsbausgarten pom
u&oten Sdien" CUR auartieraus-
gabe.
MiBtrauii6 muitert Sic @irtin
bon Der Sreppe berab Sen fremoen
8eiua.
SdlieBlid iagt lie gu Ben Nahit-
itebenoen oormurfsboa in Ser far
gen, abtDagenoen Art ibrer Seimaf:
u8a iid, ihieBen ibr al uff B.
8iiraersiiitt?"
ogeei mir idieBe nit uff s. 8iir-
gersliitt,1 antnorteten Die Soloa-
ten, sic es iid mittlerpeile an Sen
Giiden bequem genadt ba6en.
Die @irtin, gutmiitig, pie iie
IT, bringt einen arug Moit uno
idenft Elm, Die Seiien uno 8renBeen
trinfen.
9ie @irtin tam lire @eugier
nidt mebr 5iigeln un0 fragt, oie
Arme in Die Siiften geitemmt: uSa,
marum idieBe iebt ibr nit uff o.
giirgersliitt2~
@orauf oie anttport fommt:
nW2'r fin 6ei Der Muii9l"
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
WereinssG alenOer

GDncorb GInb. 9rafioent:
Carl Stober; Gefretdr, 5rau q.
69Ia9ter, 1868 Conn. abe., &c. 8
geriammlung ieoen Oritten OfittmoA
i'm Monot.
8rOipect Sia 6riebbOf. 9raii0ent:
Z SreO @ogeliang; Sefretar: $. 8.
@infler; Sdasmeilter: 2aurence o.
Stus. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 5rieobofsgebauoe.
q 9eutide Treimaurer 2Oge
% 4rminius, Nr. %, G.M.A.M.
w Sefretdr: 5reof. 8ertrum
1341 Sbepbero Str, 90. 6. Ser
iammlung am 1. 9ienstag i'm Wio.
nat i'm geeuen Maionic Eempel, 13te
uno s StraBe, &c. @.
Mrminins @ergniignngs &erein.
9raiioent: &onrao Wfiaer; 5efre-
tar: 2beooor 2er9, 1905 5iebte
StraBe, 90. SO. geriammlung am
1. Sonnabetlo /. Wat. i'm Sauie zines
Witglieoes.
r9entider sbeater Stub. 9ra.
lioeni @uItap Seaer. &eriammlitng
ieoen pierten 0tittfuod i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iItrift 0r. 40. 8ralioent, Mi9el
8oIner; Sefretar, gbriitian &ronen-
bitter, 1104 8onibant Str, SilDer
5pring, M0. geri. am 4. Neitttpod
i'm Wonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift CIR. 100. 9raiioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Gefret1r: G6riltian gbriit,
1922 5iinfte StraBe, 81. @. 8eri.
nm 4ten 9ienstag /. Wit. i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 8 GtraBe, 81. 6
Ariun 9amenberein. 9r1fioentin.
5rau %. &rumfe, 1859 Spring
9fooo, 81. So; Sefretdrin 6rau q.
@aBmnnn, 1904 Morninglioe 9ribe.
%. SO. @eri. am 2. Mittiuo9 i'm
Wonat, nahmittaes / ubr.
Mmppert 9eim 6ramen 9ilfsuer.
Elm. 4raiioentin, 5rau 8abette
Grumfe; Sefret1rin, Sran MabeI
Diet. @~eriammlung am 2. 9iens.
tag i'm Monat, 2 llbr na6mittngs,
i'm Seine.
Ghriitian anb GleDnOra Ntppert
&eim. Yr1lioent, Gbriitinn Seurih;
Gefretar, Gbog. 6. Sarren, 721
Tote GtraBe, 81. 90. @~eriammIunsen
I'M MItenbeim.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
9as &esept

Sn Berlin lebte emit Der Or.
9eim, i'm golfsmuno Der olte
Seim- genanut. gr perfiigte iber
eine CUTE 9ortion oerben Sumors.
An einem falten 8intertage err
i6ien BEL linn in Der Spreditun-
BE- cine iunge Dame, melde uber
itarfen 66nupfen flngte. Seim
iab m~iBbiaigeno auf bic oiinnen
5lorItriimpfe, bic Die Dame trug.
Gann ihrieb ct Elm He5ept aus,
reidte es Der 9atientin uno Jag
tie: zine llnteriudung lit niht
notmenoig. Sd babe Sbnen cine
Meoisin aufeeidrieben, bic be.
Itimmt belfen miro"
Die Game itedte oaS Meoept I'M.
geleien in lire Sanotaide uno be-
gab iib 3ur na6iten apotbefe.
Der Mpotbefer las oas &e8ept
aufmerfiam uno iagte Damn I'd.
delno: nSa, meme Dame, oieie
Meoiain iiibren mir ni6t. @eben
Sic bod bite in Elm 9ameubflei-
oungsgei6aft bort befommen sic
Die Meoi3in beitimmtl"
gritaunt nabm bic iunge Dame
0as &eaept 8uriid uno las es ielbit
our6. ga rannte tie nit rotem
@opfe aus Der Mpotbefe. Die We.
oi3in, Die Der olte Seim berOr0net
batte, bieB ndmli9: Gin @aar
woaene @interitrimpfe."
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Wahrheit und
Wahrhaftigkeit

Cine Ser Ihwierigiten Sragen
Oes Iittlifen 2ebens 1T Oie Siel'
lima 8ur 8abrbeit. 9ie BaDr'
beit al reoen, lit ieit Ser erltee
SeI6itbeltnnung oes @eniden EN-
heiliaes @ebot. aae ipdferen 2elt.
otter baben nieie gorIdrift MT
INNER neltem Na6Ornd e'ngs'
id4rft. Sumeilen bat man Die
@abrbafti9feit sur oberiten nno
aruu0legenoen Sugeno genadf'
neil ouf i6r oos Gertrauensoerbdlt-
mis- ser Meuiden untereinaloer be.
rube. 90 erideint Oieies @ebot
ais cine 6oroerung, an Der me-
niall0 riitteIn miro.
g(6er sic meni6li6en gerbalt-
niiie iinO 10 reid perldlnngen lilto
perporren, BOB bic idIi6ten @ebr
tie nid)t inmer a~apeiobar llnb.
uno Sic SAmierigteit liegt aera9e
III Ser @ren5ideiotng, Oh unO paliit
ltn0 bis wiepeit 0ie iittlidet 8e-
Iebe AuSltobmen Ouloen poer gar
for0ern.
Nebmen mir 8eiipiele sur Silfe.
cytt einem Sbeater bri6t mdbreno
ser Gor1teaung bilter Der 8iibre
6euer aus. SIN 3uidauerraum III
nod nifts oapon b@ernerft poroen.
@eiaIlen tritt ser Spielleiter Dor
Den @or6ang uno erflGrtp, Ser Did-
tigIte Gariteaer lei ploblid e~rfrarff,
sic 3ui9auer nl0dten nod Saule
aeben uno iid morgen ibr gin-
t~rittsgeIo ob6olGu, ga Der &aifet-
beamte nidt ntebr %anmeieno let.
&ubig uuo oronungsgemdB ber-
ldBt Sic 3ui6aueridait oaS Sbeu-
ter uno iiebt, oranBen algelanat,
oaS G6eater in 1enen 5lanlmen
iteben. @ar Sic 2iige oes Spiel.
letters elm ltnre1t, cine iittlihe
Shulo2 - Deer oenfen mir an
sic beruflide uno itttIide 8fli6t
beS ar5tes. MuB er INNER ulo
massachusetts oie @a6rbeit iagen2
ODER lit er, gum @oble oes Graf-
fen uno oeilen anwgeb0rigen, ni4t
oft getlilg sur Geri6leierung Der
@abrbeit perpfli9tet?
IS bat iibereifrige Sittenlebrer
gegeben, Sic au9 in 6ieien mie in
a6nliden 6daen an Der Soroerulg
Ser unbeoingten 8abrbaftigfeit
feitbalten. Sen Sirmeis, BOB ourd
ioIden llebereifer fir Die 8abr-
beit oas 2eben pieler Menihen
~gefabr0et peroe, beanttporten bic
ie aa3uitrengen NIT Ger Grfld-
rilng: 9ie Meni9eu miiBten 10
er5ogan meroeuJ OaB tie in ieoer
Gage, aah BET Ser i6limmlten
9ranfbeit uno i'm AugenbIid nm
mittel6arer 2%ebensgefabr, &ube
u1o llneridrodenbeit au uabren
Derptogen.
Nber ourd aranfbeit ODER ion.
ltlge H~tnltdloe gelhDadte Wfens
iden miro es INNER geben, oenen
in ienem au5enblid bic pole 8abr-
belt ST. iagen mebr als grauiam
mare. lln0 bic Sittli1feit ioa
oo6 Dem 2eben oienen. Gie iitt-
li9en @ebote perIieren ibren
8ert, penn tie oas @egenteil Oaoon
tun.
0as Grgebnis iolder grpdgun-
gen 1T, oaB fir oieie 5rage fei-
ne oagemeinen &atihldge unO
anipeiiungen moglid iino. Nur
oos Saftgefiibl fam lie nod Der
Gage Der 9inge uno Der 8ei6af-
fenbeit ser Meni6en Die ridtige
GntideiOung t~reffen.
Stheres Set@en. Wirt6
Our Rennerin): .3en5I, thu s
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22

Stderes 3et9en. Wirt6
(5ur Rennerin): s3en5I, thu b
Mabtriis' reg, beut' tommt's sana
g'piB gum Haufen Der @tDffl.
iadl reb't idpn bchDeutf6!A
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
9as ridtise @Ort

sSammern sic nidt 10, liebcr
Qerr Meier," iagte Der @erihts-
poa3ieber, inoem er 3u pf6noen
beeaan, vieien Sic iib~er6eugt, i9
mill nur Sbr @eites!"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Announces Schedules
For AWVS Classes

Mrs. Gordon T. Cornell, chairman
of the local A. w. v. S., announces
that class schedules for the organ
ization's study courses have been
arranged as follows: Nutrition, Mon
day, Feb. % at $3.50 in the home
economics room at7the high school;
map reading meeting with class in
structor at ZOO in the community
room Feb. 81 to arrange class hours;
home nursing, in two sections
meetings on Mondays and Fridays
afternoons and evenings, 2:30 to
4.30 and 800 to 1000. Home nurs-
ing classes will be held in the Ma
sonic hall, and class members are
asked to call Mrs. Dave Foster tc
arrange for sections. Mrs. Cornell
states that the Libby General Hos
pital with its staff is loaning equip
ment for this course and has been
most helpful in all ways.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19

tant materials: bronze finishes,
brass, zinc, nickel, copper, alumni
mum. linen, and many, many more.
With many types Of army equip
ment, substitutes have been found
for cork, chromium, cadmium, nick
el, steel, rubber, lead, asbestos, and
paper A concrete instance of q
simple but important change has
to do with the manufacture of army
motorcycles and bicycles, where
olive drab lustreless enamel is now
being substituted for chromium
trim.
And SO the technical skill and
ceaseless research of experimental
and development laboratories OF
the Quartermaster Corps and other
departments of the army render
most important service to Ameri-
cas- war program today.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
VIII Aid
Relatives To
Contact Soldiers

IN connection with her duties as
ore Service chairman for the
saufa incoln chapter Of the Red
Cress. Mrs. Sherman Noel points
out tat the primary flnction-of
he Home Service workers is to de-
termine thes home service needs of
4 community.
This division is organized to rem
der assistance to the families of our
armed forces and to disabled ex-
service men and their dependents.
when communications have been
broken. the Home Service will at
tempt to establish communications
between the armed forces and their
families at home, whenever pos
chile and will give guidance in OBJ
tanning government pension and in
surance.' reports Mrs. Noel.
With the entrance of the United
States into war" continues Mrs.
Noel. the normal. peacetime meth
DDS of communication between this
country and the enemy or enemy
occupied countries were suspended
Thus individuals having relatives
III lIleIluS III tIleSe IOuHllleSs lldNe
been unable to contact them.
THE Home Service advises rel
atives or friends to allow ample
time for communications to come
through, as all transportation,
communication and cable lines are
used first for military purposes.
1.-THE War and Navy departments
are notifying the next to kin in al
cases of serious wounding as well
as the customary notification in the
event of death or disappearance.
THE term casualties as used by
the military authorities includes
those killed in action, seriously
wounded. slightly wounded, miss
ing in action, captured by the en-.
envy and those who have illness
and injuries not due to combat
Therefore a casualty list does no
indicate deaths exclusively"
Other committee members work
ing with Mrs. Noel are Vernon
I, Crotteau as service officer for tht
Anerican Legion and Mrs. Henry
Weidner of Troy Another mem
Der is to be appointed from War
| land
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
O. E. S. Sponsors
Cord Parties

Attractive arrangements of daft
tudils and yellow acacia decorated
the home of Mrs. G. j Martin Sat
urday afternoon when Mrs. Martin
md Mrs Grant Harley were host
sses at a silver tea sponsored by
+ he Order Of Eastern Star. Dainty
valentine favors for the guests were
cleverly arrayed on large plate
on the tea table, the centerpiece for
which was bouquet of daffodils.
Decorations carried out the valen-
tine motif and were in pastel coll
rs Pouring for the afternoon were
Mrs. Grant Harley and Mrs. Fred
Tloutier The approximately 20
guests who were present during the
affair from 200 to 500 spent the
afternoon sewing for the Red Cross.
Among other affairs sponsored
Turing the weekend by the O. E.
S. were two card parties on Satur-
lay evening. The home of the Mar
tins, decorated as of the afternoon,
was the setting for timetable pi
nochle party with high score prizes
going to Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Weld
man. Hostesses were Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. X. E. McMullen.
Beautiful assorted potted plants
furnished the decorations in the
w. E. Dexter home the same ev-
ening when Mrs. Dexter and Mrs.
Harley presided as hostesses at the
Star bridge party High score hon
ore for the women were taken by
Mrs. ]. T. Brindley and Don Orr
won the high prize for the men.
There were II tables in play.
AT the regular meeting of the O.
E. S. Tuesday evening, Mrs. M. K.
Kedzie presented paper on the
state constitution in line with the
defense programs being sponsored
by the order this season. After
the meeting, with Worthy Matron
! Mrs. Harley and Worthy Patron
Fred Birmingham presiding, Mrs. J.
A. Krall led the crowd in group
singing Cherry pie and coffee
were served at the evenings close
by Mrs. Krall, Mrs. Billy Lamey
and Mrs E. <. Jaqueth.
Masons are to be guests at the
next meeting of the O. E. S. for
a $50 potluck dinner and for the
regular session of the order.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Army Employs 800
Substitutes To
Conserve Materials

In the Army.s campaign to Con
serve material that, because of linn
tied supply, has been classified as
critical or strategic" the Quar-
termaster Corps has introduced
substitutes for 800 articles previous
ly used, the War Department re-
Gently announced.
Critical materials are those
available in this country but in in
sufficient quantity to meet our
emergency needs. Strategic mate
rails are those which must be inn
ported
The list of satisfactory substitutes
developed by the Quartermaster
Corps includes wide range OF
items, efficiently replacing, among
many others, the following impor-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Five Given Divorces

+ In district court on Feb. 10, Judge
King presiding, divorces were
granted as follows:
Frank L. Ayotte from Gladys L.
Ayotte
Genevieve Christie from Arthur
b. Christie.
Henry J. Merel from Juliana Merel.
Lucia NJ. King from Harry King.
Jeanne M. Williams from William
a. Williams.
The-estate- of -Charles, Rich
ards was closed and administrator
discharged.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issued ON
February IA to the following:
Joseph A. Mcneil and Marie N.
lessee of Occur d'Alene, Ida.
Charles NJ. Candee and Bertha NJ
Cottrell of Jennings.
Willis Hall and Betty A. Nelson
of Libby.
Francis Cody and Mrs. Lucia
King of Troy.
On Feb. Is, to Frank L. Ayotte
and Mrs. Ella Johnson of Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners,
Lincoln County, Montana, will re-
ceive sealed bids on the follow
ing:
One hundred tl00) cords four (4)
foot wood, to be of sound fir and
tamarack, cut green and seasoned,
and to be delivered and piled at
the Courthouse not later than Sept.
Is, 1912.
All bids to be addressed to the
County Clerk and must be in his
possession not later than 500
o'clock P. M, on the third day Of
March, 1912.
Bids to be opened Wednesday,
March fourth, 1912 at 1000 O'Clock
A. M.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
ELDON j. SCHUCK,
| fl2-26-3t County Clerk.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Nichols Lease, Ranch;
Leave For Detroit

After leasing their Broadstair
ranch west of Libby to H. g. Wal
lace for year, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Nichols left Tuesday for Detroit
Mich, with plans somewhat indefi-
mite for the immediate future Mrs
Nichols expects to consult doctors
in that city. They expect to be
gone most of the year, if not longer
Mr.. Wallace has moved his fam
lily onto the place and will conduct
it for the ensuing year. Before leav-
ing Nichols had sold off most OF
his blooded stock although 10 head
were left on the ranch,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Announce Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith an
nounce the coming marriage of
their daughter, Carole Jane Smith;
to Robert Nicolai, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Nicolai of Garfield, Wash.
The wedding date has been set as
March 7.
Mr.. Nicolai is a senior student
at Eastern Washington College of
Education at Cheney where Miss
Smith, also, was a student for three
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Big Noise

First Autoist: My car has noise
in the rear"
Second Autoist: yeah, My wife
rides in the back seat, too.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-19
Not Slipping

Lou: My clutch is slipping
Sue. Its not noticeable, darling,
you're nearly squeezing the breath
out of me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Christmas Trees

FRFsH Cu' Cnr'st-ss trees s. ur so
Sslder Temple --30Il.
600 CHRISTMAS TREES
wnolesals m large lots rr rcia'i Mlfis'
c57s 1895 Mack
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BUICk-l9il special trunk sedan, ORIGINAL
green finish. radio. heater tires don
wait. nurryi OnN S195 ull price. trade.
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Musical instruments

IACCORDION- Hohner l2-bass, Si5. TYLER
( 6-2g63
PIANO Upright. used $1,000 CITY
MUSIC. 7fl2 MACK. open ewes
SAXOPHONE- Ia case. G melody Al
condition $50 Tuxedo 221i6
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" nil s1 2,' o5 vale yfs ,tcy ,s~ SiS.q5.
AeHlNGTOS F'ENITURF co
1858 Grstot Ewes Tin 9.
NEW iatersur.ra mattresses aadio5rouches.
q S. Boad.uE $3.50 Naynury Grand,
NEW furniture easy ffrur. coil springs.
unersprrE ma,ycts,s, studio c0aches
bedroom ale.Hs room ana uv.0E room
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mont a.2Ias
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.esuruly for cash Telephone FI'1r1l Seht
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Machinery and Supplies
Swaps

FURNITURE 90 trade for piano
CITY MUSIC 1912 Mack
WILL SWAP 1895 Chevrolet panel truck
nr sell SIS Dearborn isl6
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For Every One
Pets and Poultry Supplies

Dogs
PEDICREED black cocker puppies. two
months Ideal Christmas gift Phone
Twinbrook l-7242
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Wanted Miscellaneous
Gold, JeWeIry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds tewery. old
gold Original Detroit Gold Refiners
SIDNEY KRANDALL 1880 BROADWAY
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SeDing Machines

Al SEWING machine repairing vacuum
your home 81. free estimates. NineHo9d
ag70
Al SEWING machines vacuum. washer
rrpalriuc 81 90 Free estimates. Buy.
Sell Central service. LenoX 5000.
EXPERT repairs ain models sewing ma
chimes. guar work. estimates. ca. 3ls5.
WHITE. singer. etc. useu, we repair al
makes FIRE. estimate. Phone RA. o35S
White Sewing Machine Co, 1860 Library
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Dancing Instructions

BEGINNERS or brGshup course few
private lessons ~ fast AraEor system
81 so each. and you waltz. foNtrot, newest
steps gracefully. Aragon, 1888 Woodward.
TE 2-e3s3
LEARN-WaNz Fox Ttoi Jrterbug. by
fast Aragon system This week 81 80
per private lesson No public dancing
Private school. Courteous champion teach
ers. Open from IL m. ATagon, $3.50
woodward. TT 2-q363
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Electric Washers

USED washers All makes ssryiccd. and
parts SHORTY S WASHER.
503l HAMILTON TIE. 1880
USED washers bought and sold Alvcy's
Home Appliance l2ll7 Grand River. Ho-
garth $3.50.
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