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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCoRDIONs-Wurlitzer. IL bass. SO

ACC0RDIONS-Wur IL bass. $40 so:
Vrvats WTrltzer m bass
kppSs kTTs MAC MaoGSf 4 @dss Ra4IaSrS & 1Sss ssl
Srs spbiNG MAGHs, ees ealeaistoTs. S aTo various
makes aps lss hapd and fIes ,S sae q rent fsssSn
AIR M coNDITioNER, win eindoV CIV model Ode per per
feet shape working now; SITS. TIA. 5l27.
A-JUsT-o STORM SASH for steel-casement
windows. Phone HO. $500 until pm.
M RcoSpiTfoNrRR sSs a1Ffo Rm in perfect condition
General Electric type. FA-5o. Call MI.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED ,any make).
teed i yr REGENTS JEwELRY CO. ii52
18th st. NV. Ma. 1864. Open evenings.
AoUARIUMs, all sizes; lo-gal,, s4.1a. All
earieties tropical fish See = SPECIAL peel l. values Is
BABY CARRIAGE. prewar eollapsibie. with
mattress: good condition; Also large play
BASIN AND TOILET. porcelain. complete,
wee, Rvsrasa NJ Beson aSsg Lsht
BATTERY is adH CHARGER. a tangsten stsa type will
charge II batteries batter SSH simnltsnsously. See
6223 Ga ave. GA 0100
BED, dresser. living rm. suite. dining rm
:Ia suite ,sog : gugs' lamp. pictures etc. OWNER
BED. double size. metal. walnut coil
springs; pIl ,a, ike new sig: o dresser, S4; con-
sED 'aaf eo SPRING Combination mss steel lock-
ers, tables. chairs, new floor lamps, kitch-
en- furniture, sinks and bathtubs and misc
Can be seen. 1871 FIT. Myer dr., Arlington
BEDS, Hollywood style, S1a: also Rollaway
beds ds,, with H. iayer-felt mattress; cut price
3737 Open every evening until PM
fod dealers neea sD apply ap sS
BEDROOM. 7-piece, beautiful burl walnut.
sarsan barr In sss5 i sTAER HE sfs sas P St eAneS np
BEDROOM, desk. studio couch, gas refrig-
orator, beds. dresser, crib, HOLLYWOOD twin
stSrage. EpLEMAN. 3soS Georgia ave. We II; II.
BEDRM, SET, with de luxe box spg.- and
Wa Va as Ss5 sos Ants ss sso S tai sSso sass
with works made about in 1500s, $50. 2
pc pc. hv sa aet' sl45 Dresser SIS. Old Col
oess conn Hp 81 I0NsAasa Mo assa
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut pieces, pre-
Msp Ssr bog TaEas inTnss pass sso MD ss0 ssss PA
BEDROOM SUITE. 8 pieces, 18th century,
mai1ogany, brand new: wonderful buy. $40.
BEDRooM snTE spece solS Wanas oRn mats nsss
tress ard springs INCLUDED. excellent condi-
tlon; Will sell Immediately for cash in order
to vacate premises Thursday. Also A.
burner elec; stove, 2 yrs. old. Apply after
BEDROOM SUITE. new, Vermont rock
maple, Sealy inner-spring mattress, coil
spring, $110; high-grade. nearly new, twin
bed mattresses, $50; room-size Oriental
rus, S25; heavy red velvet portieres, 81;
small Navajo rug, 81. Glebe 55O3. I3s
BEDROOM SUITE, Ape mahog.: chaise
couch, down cushions: HOLLYWOOD beds
Of drawers, occasional chairs and tables
kneehole desk, dinettc sets, love seats, sec
retartes, highboys. LINCOLN FURNITURE
CO; a07 psnnsylvaria ave NV
BENCH LEGS, pressed steel, bicycle wheels,
LOCO lbs. iron and steel bolts and screws,
|miscl. sizes. Phone Berwyn 3S4. 13s
BICYCLE, boys; excellent condition: good
balloon tires:. will trade for small tricycle.
and some cash. WA. 3031.
table tennis; CONN BILLIARD & BOWL
BIRD CAGE and stand: chromium finish
oblons cage; age sood condition; $50: mo
lBhIEF CASE. senuine leather. tan. ord
way $751;
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MlscElLANrou. WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, ,cslculators, type
pd T5tess Sun oee esop eo 5 81 kinds RE p top Prize
BABY CARRIAGE {toyJ, and large size
tricycle. must be in perfect condition.
sABY CARRIAGE for twins; viii pay cash.
BaND sss 3 NsfRuMENrs ii ffRIau5MENrs Highest q cash
BED-Antiaue double 4-poster mahogany
or walnut bed, length over q IT., in excel
lent condition, DU. 1882.
contents OF apts. or homes. at once We
do moving carefully; storage. ia, a937. !.
BEDROOM; living rm.. dining rm. and
amount i in GOOD condition. CAN MR..
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture, dining
sTs DIX WASHING M s MACHINES aaRHS wan Wanted
must get 25 Bendix washing machines inn
essa reason. Can ~ DE wy s4pss sss any price "i'nin
CADET UNIFORMS and sabers wanted.
snd s1ps ee Is sS UNI
FORM SHOP. 1916 7th st. NV, DE. s594.
Cash. Trade Brenner. s4s Penna' 's ave.
NV RE 2434 Omen am. to 7:30 0, m.
CHiLD'S SLIDING GATE for doorway. GL.
circumstances prices paid for mems
used elGfsinE F 7sz BEEoMANss on.n ll22 ith S,
cIoTHisa-sets.r psn praaes syes esid iol i msn sa
used clothins Harry's, Ilss .7tb St nv.
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Hishest cash prices
paid, Get our offer before you sell.
DONKEY CART AND HARNESS. for cash.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. to s. #:
EiECTRiC REFRiGERAToR urgently need
ed BY sergicsTan's 0isJ wife with baby. Can
ELECTkiC REFRIGERAIoRs. any eondi-
dition, for parts. ARGENT REFRIGERA-
TON SERVICE, CHI. s4s4 or GIL. 0597.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, rugs silyerware, paintings; highest cash
FURN., In good, clean condition; stoves.
icsboxes; highest cash prices paid. / c.
FURNTTuRE and household goods OF ali
kinds, Spot cash. Immediate removal.
Ask for MR.. JERRY. Ar a523. latter
Q pm. call Franklin $500, Ext ~ 16.
FURNITURE Of the better kind in suites,
odd pieces or entire home. wanted at once;
also want large or small radio, Grand
or uprssht piano; brio = brac. slassware
caIl today. Mr. GRADY. Ma aN.o
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcent. /,

49, sNsf~S SNbNS SsMSsSsS tSVUst
GENERAL CONTRACTING and building
GENERAL REPAIR. plastering, cement,
antsed. by white mechanics. Ii. 1855.
paIs The E'fsSftlp5 nsnfFs rasT H0Ts sH6s s.
PAINTING. paperins, piastering and floor
sssnains' ssn ain quality workmanship; white me-
PAsNTINGaLst INT - US Kem.Tone your home,
PAiNTING, PAPERiNG, doors 0pI piaster re-
pairs-For that feeling Of prewar eti-
cheney. service, enthusiasm and customer
consideration. let me do your work. I'll
you! any Of the alibis, hard-luck stories
war Eficieney is as fh efiiciency s does, s. war var
sfaRSSSS Nj e. l5ss 3 :5sss s' .a
prices; estimates. RIA. 557s.
RMISdaNG of the better kind work done
sss''s enc ss'''si ss
PAINTING, PAPERING and plastering
Free Free est; hrst-class work and material;
~hi0e meehs.' prompt service. CHI. e. s4ss
PAPERING. my free estimate and samples
PAPER Err AN SGts For aSieE service
estimates Dupont 1884 tafter 6 PM.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, Al work;
| 1855.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, for ine work.
crate prices, ' kuRTz. ti11z any time. Ia. sosi
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 81 and
ners work vnaranteed Michigap b315.
PLASTERING. done by expert white me
ac cs x9rk Ho si 20 years
PLAsTERING done by white mechanics, nc
SG 1 Tsepe0ns No sSs
wateerproofine No job too small TR
fIasrEa1Sa piaa Fl az AND CEMENT WORK. N,
vi .H4 sma TaoMas 9I 5GS S7 Ms st. nv pa fHo
PLUMBING and heating. equipment car
now be installed by reg. Md. plumber ane
5509 any time for free estimates
RADIO REPAlRs-Small radios repaired
msfs ser bem to se w9 aeb rapid Ga
floor, record department. THE HECHT
CO. ST at 1th;
trouble: free estimate; delivery Washingtor
RADIO TRoUBLE! Free a; est. otoi Work guar
mos. Honest prices; ,M1D-CITY RADIO
REFRIGERATIoN-Repairs and service, OF
~ ~, ms5eS; prompt, guaranteed work. CO
ROOFING, timing. painting. suffering and
spouting. Call MR.. SHIPLEY. GE. Abs
SEWING MACHINES-Guarantee repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiiing, 81.
Parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew
ing machine dept, 3rd floor. 8. KANN
SONS CO. District ZOO
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS-we inspect
/ oil and adjust any make machine, Soc
/ Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
aHE PALAlS ROYAL sewing machines
STOP THOSE LEAKY FAUCETs-KoEH
LER WASHER SERVICE, sH. 2946. SOC
per faucet, S3 90 minimum charge. closel
tanks repaired, $500 plus parts. H.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. Csc Up tc
/ 3 IT wiGe and #. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned By our modern ma
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE &
| AWNING CO, e02l 18th NV. DU. 5000
| WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED-Norgc
Apex; ASss Maytag Maytag. 4; B. c. Kenmore, q e.
service coLuMBfA REPAIR EPI All AND ssisv. sERV.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs - Guaranteed
R1DGEIY 4 RIDGELY. Cavalier Hotei
WASHING MACHINEs-Repairs on any
make; estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
4 APPLIANCE SHOP, $40 Upshur ST. n W.
wATERPRooFING-H your basement
and walls weatherproofed now before bad
weather ROBERT E. PRICE. Ordway
USED CAMERAS bought and sold Full
LER & d'ALBERT. INC. Sl5 10th st. NV
| National 4st2.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wishes g.h.w. or child care,
part or full time; no cooking. AT. 5000.
GIRL colored, desires job as maid: no
Sundays, Call Executive 9597. Room 20i
work eesna and Ionne Hobar s4a asy
GIRL, colored, wishes morning part time
or days work: no Sundays. Trinidad
LIGHT LAUNDRY done at 1921 st ne,
WASHINGTON. D. c. 12s
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER want days
work. 1905 West Ford pl ne 12s
WOMAN, colored. wants to work in pri-
vate family or lunchroom from 1o to. 6
PM, or from to IL pm. 635 Va
WOMAN, colored. wants 3 days work;
reliable: reference. North 1861.
WOMAN, colored, e.h,w.: no cooking, no
children 5 days weekly 1892 18th St
NV BEULAH HUNTER.
WOMAN, colored, wants work with colored
family: stay nights, will keep children
while parents work. TR. 5121 IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, Bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA.
CAPITOL Theater1
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Confessional Airport. Phone OIL
FREE TO MEN AND wOMEN-Night clas.
in nngerprint Identification. Hurry, class
limited. Pay for text only. Box 12D-L
star 12s
PIANO. experienced: children specially;
grad. OF Phila. Conservatory. tone and in
terpretation: recently arrived. NO. 7701.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes: New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 St, MA n33R
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PERSONAL

RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE, day or
p1ght or any hour. Call Mr.. TIPPETT.
WILL STAY IN every evening with children
q aged for room and dinner. Box 206-L,
AkMY OFFICER's WIFE whose husband is
overseas and S-mo. -old baby would like
room AND board and lady to care for baby
ROOM AND BoARp for cor,yalescent In II my
nome AMI MRS, CATHERINE DOVE.
Herndon, Va. rh, Herndon 36-W-11
WAKE UP BY PhONE-Sl. 90 per month.
cal DE-. bS0f after $50 pm. AZ
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
ADAMS
BUSINESS

TEACHERS and ONCE workers. ADAMS
sooMKiEfrsss "a cfforsaS If So RE sds
retail bus; stenog., railroad, ne. sec,
Sl76 MOI moi stsnog snog -bookpr sw. ses s45
bookpr. d., ne. sec. S45 wk; typist.
gen ONCE clerk S135 mo-; PIX operators,
S125, under 35; cashiers, S30-S35 wk !;
need 80 new applicants daily for new
openings. Welcome, PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 G st. NV, next to Epiphany Church
tNA. 2114. MA. $3.50, MA. 60SSD Est.
IL yrs. Visit today
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MOTOR TRAvEL

EX-ARMY OFFICER driving 1p41 Buick
to Tulsa, Oklahoma, Friday or Saturday
desires passengers. CO. 1912, Apt ga.
YOUNG LADY driving to Chicago October
18th desires lady companion. WO 1905.
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rugs. etc: reasonable: leaving for Calf !;
prefer to sell as lot. Box BAL. Star
FURNITURE AND INcIDENTALs of a-rm
and dinette apt good condition: price rea
sonable. Can be seen at 1910 25th st. NV
msr mashinSaeh apf 1di MR T eSsnSscenS sns resident
FURNITURE BARGAINS An brand-new
furniture ct deep-cut prices; coil springs.
play pens, magazine racks. gate-leg tables
gas ranges. unfinished drop-leaf tables
mahogany Duncan. Phyfe drop-leaf tables
high chairs. brandrnew living room suites
construction, Rolaway,, beds, dinette sets,
HOLLYWOOD beds with all-coil, soft-edge box
Of With So
niture; special springs on legs with mat
T1iRr 1TaTs Go 60 ga sasy terms ATLAS At FURNI,
GAS RANGEsuMans MA : 3 etnies. vi brand-nev;
desp-cut prices. ATLAS APPLIANCE CO. )
a2l 6 St. NV. DI. s7a7' Open evenings snls
GAS RANGE. Quality table top. 4-burner
Ivory % and and green; $37.45. ceiling price
GAS RANGEs-Brano-new and factor, re-.
built from SIT 80: wide selection Le Fevrt
Stove Co. 926 N Y ave NV RE. ooiT
GUITARS-Epiphone. complete with case
SSbie eig sewast K Tish iass ssso So Can r.
GUITARS. mandolins; high-srade ,nstru.
lLhSitS, hloQ ieSSOES. COLUMBIA MUSIC
CO.. 5000 N st. NV. ME. 1920.
Guns - One I6 gauge double barre
pump with cleaning rod and leather case
notn IN good condition. Call IA 916a
HEATERS. gas sidearm. 81; &c gal. storage
sainlkS wil in,ts s aisS asto gas water heaters;
HEATERS local. kerosene, gas), coal cook
ranges. gas ranges, trunks, folding beds
Iiceboxes inner,spring mattresses; cribs
H0ES-0Sod, usea erunpins noes; with
Garden Shops at 4 stores HECHINGER co
INsULATION-Easily insulate your home
yourself, or Hechinger's will do the com.
plete jpb for you: we carry all types Of in.
lsulattdh-Rock Wool. Bslsam Wool and
lZonolite--and our experienced engineers
will gladly recommend the best type foi
your need; time payments up to SO months
Phone AT. 400. HECHINGER CO.. Foul
Great Building Material Stores
KITCHEN MAID CABINETS wall cab
NETS; two 36-in. high. one 3o.in.. one "a
IN; noor cabinets, range height. Phone
WA, 1901 or WA. 635T 13s
KITCHEN SINKS. good, used. 6xc4 inches
cat rim galvanized. big bargain at S1 80
eachf HEcHINGER CO.. four ftores.
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tyning desired. Apply in person to MISS
TTssr TTs Eppm FILE os CLERK lfts saperense s
Apps aSdt6r WasDSN Park aoTEs
G9nn WOMEN sns w0Hasy willie sa or docred
conditions. Apply GARFIELD HosPITAL
sGEiiivani Giii nv A6. 300, e A",' VI ~
MATTRESSES, excellent earnings, tips ant
meals AeDy not sH9PfE nsssr nssrest
hours. hour HppIy CHERRY blossom fe REEs. sEss
WA}FkEssEs siS Is. tsth GO eolored nS HonroN
MafTREssfs hsG @ e nv ful no Or sPs1
place. place coioTed trade; salary open; prefer
out @ LANGsToN rood SHOP, s4os
MWAiTREssEs:a y I a white. full or part r ting ! ,5s ns
REsTA1RANT' Nj sig i7th% ST. St; NV.
and part time, See manager, Fountain
Room, after 8 pm. MERIDIAN HILL
HOTEL; 4l SSeI 18th st; NV, .,,,
exper in better restaurants and bars; mus
have good references and release; excellent
working conditions and tips. CAN Mr.
day work only. TIE cANDLEsTTcK cor.
SFE aaos %hIfe Hse s Bart Time evenings
TIE JAY CAFE. 1865 Kennedy st. NV
ICE. 955l.
WOMAN. white, to care for invalid lady;
/ live ia: $50 per week. SH. 93O3.
WOMAN, elderly. or younger woman will
child too small to leave. to care for elderl,
| semi invalid; room and board or room
for light housekeeping as part compensa
/ ton; no smoking or drinking. Call Hyatts
/ vile 5420.
#sMss sss hsHss sss Ps svEsHSssT EsssIs for ax
/ MACY 1901 X St NV.
WOMAN, preferably married, livs,r in Sc
or nearby, for receptionist and I ofic,
work in funeral home; all da. or par
i time Box 1894 Star.
i WOMAN. white reliable, to stay with
children, ages and 8; from 3 to Z,
DAYS a week: nc objection to child. Cal
WO. 9337 for details.
WOMAN to work In sman cafeteri,
in Alexandria; daywork. good salary
pleasant surroundings. Reply giving tele
phone number. age and business experience
WOMAN OR GIRL, white, settled: small
sleeping room, home privileges. in exchange
! caring for children, 3 to 8 pm. daily
1925 18th st. NV. Do not phone. 13.
WOMEN for defense plant, must have
4 ability 70 adapt themselves to light ma
chine shop work: pleasant working condf
i tons Apply BOWEN a. CO., 4712 Be.
thesds ave, Bethesda Nd.
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GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry
painting and paper hanging screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
LONGER. We have men and materials Give
us . call. C1estnut 6646.
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Kirby Kernels

Miss Ruth Ferguson returned
to Cheyenne to resume her work
at the Boeing Aircraft plant.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson has re-
turned home after helping take
care Of Mrs. Mamie Anderson
who was very i'll. She has i'm
proved very much of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hosford
and sister spent the week end at
their town house and attended
the Bot Sots rodeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William v. john
son spent Monday at the Torrey
B. johnson home, taking care Of
the children while the T. B.
JoShnons took Mrs. Henderson
to Billings where she left for
Washington, D. C.
Word has been received by
the Ed BiXby's 1nat their son,
Sammy, has had an arm shot
off at Saipan. He is expected
home in the near future.
Primary voters turned out well
ON Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rugg re-
Gently heard from their sons,
Joseph and Robert. They learned
that their divisions were camp
ed on the same island a mile
and a half from each other.
They had found each other and
would have Sunday to visit be-
ore removal to another base.
Bill Wayman, Jr., was thrown
from his horse one day last week
and was rushed to town by Mrs.
Sargent. He suffered a cash on
his forhead but is reported doing
well.
Dick Glenn and Earl Adsit
were contestants in a roping
contest at the Bot Sots rodeo.
Both did very well.
Mrs. Constance Waege1e of
Los Angeles is visiting her bro
ther, William V. Johnson at the
Rosebud Mountain ranch.
Haying is in full swing on the
Rosebud now. Almost two weeks
of dry weather and sunshine is
a big help.
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MI. and Mrs. Hammond of
Billings were Sunday guests of
MI. and Mrs. Lester Hammond
and family.
Bert, Wilson and Lester HAM
mond were dinner guests of
Milton Coulter in honor of his
sixth birthday July 20.
Precinct committeeman for
the Iron Springs election were
Ralph Benedict, J. w. Deeter
and R. G. Fly.
A birthdaydinner was given in
honor of Mrs. Kirk Coulter Sun
day. Guests were Miss Dorothy
MCGUIRE, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Pitt and the members of her
immediate family.
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LODGE GRASS CREEK NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klindt
and Jan were week end guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Graham
and Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Graham
were in Billings on Tuesday.
Miss Johanna Pickard of Og-
den, Utah returned home with
them. She had been visiting Mrs.
Ella Gilmore in Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson
of Tulsa, Okla, arrived in Lodge
| Grass Wednesday evening for an
extended visit with their daugt-
er and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clawson
were on a fishing trip to
MeadoWlark Lake last week.
Joe Clawson spent the week
visiting Richie Huits.
The community extends it's
sympathy to the Stevens fam
lilies in the death of Mr.. Dominic
Stevens who was a pioneer in
this area for many years.
The Mountainview club met at
the home of Mrs. Joe Graham.
Those present were Mrs. Edd
Hults, Mrs. Irwin Hults, Mrs.
Bob Gibson and sons, Mrs. John
Gibson, Mrs. John Robinson,
Mrs. Carroll Graham and son,
Miss Johnaana Pickard, Joe
Clawson and Richie Hults.
Carroll Graham made a bust
ness trip to Sheridan Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and Mrs.
Donald Clawson were in Hardin
Saturday. Mrs. Clawson brought
Betty Lou Scott home with her,
where she will make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Keller and
Dick spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Miller.
Jack Clawson and John Hell
wich went fishing at Meadow
lark lake in Wyoming over the
week end.
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IRON SPRINGS

Barney Hanson was a business
caller at the Lester Hammond
ranch Saturday.
George Daniels was a business
caller at the Coulter ranch on
Saturday of this week.
E. L. MCGUIRE was a business
caller in Hardin one day this
week.
Shorty Adams, E. L.. MEG uire
and John Adams are haying at
the MCGUIRE ranch this week.
Miss Dorothy Mcclure was a
guest of Miss Peggy Hammond
Tuesday.
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wyo|a News

Mrs. Maryetta Mitchell of Wy
ola spent some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Brown
in Sheridan. July % being her
birthday a number of friends
gave a surprise party for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Grafel of
Casper are the parents of a
daughter born on July 6. She
has been named Beverly Jean.
Mrs. Grafel is the former Billie
Jean FoltZ of this community.
Fred Smith from Dillon Wis
tied at the home of his brother.
Bob Smith last week.
Boyd Hopper, S &c, who has
been stationed at Camp Farr-
agut. Idaho is spending a leave
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES Hopper. Miss EVELYN
Hopper and Miss Phyllis Hopper
First Lieutenant Jesse A. va
ger was wounded in action in
France according to word re-
ceived by his wife, Orlene va
ger July II. He is now in a hos
p1tal in England.
MI. and Mrs. Will Cunning
ham of Orient, Ia, are visiting
at the home of Francis Eggart.
Mrs. Margaret Eggart and Mr..
cunningham are brother and
sister.
The Wyola War Workers All
club members met at the home
of Miss Polly Peck Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. All mem
bers and several visitors were
present. Mr.. Mueller. assistant
extension agent from Wordon
explained points in judging veg
etables and stock for a fair. Al
ter the meeting refreshments
were served by mrs. Henry Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell
Of Billings also visited at the
Charles Hopper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Chapman
were Sheridan callers Sunday.
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and children of Arvada are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs: c. w. Montgomery this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wattenberg
are spending several days fish
ing on the Madison river.
Mrs. Jess Blankenship and
daughter visited friends in Wy
ola Monday.
Mr.. and Mrss. Ed Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Wiley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Forman were Sheridan
callers Sunday.
Joe Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gross, A. J. Sheets, MI. and Mrs.
Bob SHIRLEY and Mary One
Goose attended the Dominic
Stevens funeral at Lodge Grass
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Davis
visited at the Elmer Anderson
home near Parkman Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Stevens, Mrs. Ar
bogast and AL Brotherson were
Hardin callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wham and
children visited in Sheridan
several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Blackburn
and c. R. Faw called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert
Delp on Sunday afternoon.
Several attended Sunday
school and church at the Half
way school house.
Mrs. Anna Heller was a busi-
ness caller in Hardin on Monday.
Mrs. Jake Blackburn and son
Clinton were shopping in Har-
din Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Mabe were
shopping in Hardin on Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Kern called on Mrs.
Coney Ziler Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zier were shop =
ping in Hardin on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kern were
in Hardin one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim LeForbes
were in Hardin Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Elder were
in Hardin on Saturday after
noon.
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HALFWAY news

T. w. Humphrey is back in the
Hallway community. He has
been spending some tine in Flor
ida.
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The Chinese grew rice as fal
back as 300 B. C.
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Pearls require skin moisture
to show up their best.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Scarlet Fever Cases Total
III in County Since Jan. [

DR.. v. L. Ellicott, Montgomery
County health officer, said today that
III cases of scarlet fever have been
reported in the county since Janu-
-ary l. He said the greatest number
of cases have been listed in the Sill
yer Spring, Olney and Bethesda
Chevy Chase areas. There was a
county total of lat cases in the last
three months, he said
Warning that the disease is con-
sstagious from the time first symp-
toms appear, DR.. Ellicott said chill
,dren showing symptoms should be
kept home. The disease is char
sacterized by sudden onset of fever,
sSometimes accompanied by sore
ahroat. In about 48 hours, a rash
t1preads downward from the neck.
\ Children exposed to scarlet fever
swho do not contract the disease
swithin seven days may safely be re-
sturned to school after that period,
pr. Ellicott said.