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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WISH RIDE to Harrisburg or Carlisle, Pa.
Friday pm. or Saturday; will pay. WO
0962 g.
sERvICEMAN's WIFE and baby want ride
to vicinity Los Angeles Oct 7-l5. WI
2899 after .4:30 or OK. 2643. g.
fns FREE .cE TnANsPORTAIioN ans to cslifornia
string to drive new 1912 Ford station
wagon to San. Francisco or vicinity; refer.
ences REQUIRED. Pull details from DANIEL
W. O'DONOGHUE, Jr., Union Trust Bldg,
Washington, DC: ME. 2211.
OFFICER'S WIFE driving to Los Angeles
9toser santf Somsn an, pa saas
LADY, 90. desires ride to Los Angeles
around October 26; drivers permit: refer
ence. SH. 3S42.
DRIVING 1871 Buick to Calf. Tues. Oct
10th: willing to take 2 or persons Cal
Trinidad 7785 Sc
WANTED-Miiitary personnel to delive
1941 car to Miami Fla; expenses paid t.
party that has travelling orders or ga
certificate. BOX 9S-Ls Star. s.
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HElp poMEsTic tceat. ,


WOMAN. coiofed. cook and g-h.w.; warm
comfortabls room and bath suitable for 2
Ssae for sdsh e nsS: :slsr, o'nsF No. sgss
WOMAN. reliable. part time. good refer.
ences, GOOD cook, some cleaning. daily 4
fare. Phone WI. 7bS8 evenings
scSni MSminN xne,,s % Moss mn 1n Dosrcirs nursesy
lection to child; good salary with mainte-
nsnce % M scx 372 silver sprin.. Nd 9.
SON; cooking and assist care Of children,
at school until no laundry; attractive
FALLS CHURCH--Wanted, dayworker or
tured. woman, Tor care children. occa-
sional afternoons and evenings. Telephone
SI25 MONTH--Nurse, white. settled. live
r., care Of children, and g, il school
auired. NO. 0I34. g. to 2 pm.
domestic. family Of
three: private home; general housework
Apply Room 30 ct 1901 18th st. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS and ONCE workers ADAMS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg
retail bus: stenog.. railroad, ne sec
Sl75 mo-; stenog -bookpr., s.w. sec, S45
wk.; clerk. good at figures. S36 wk.;
gen: ONCE clerk. $135 mo-; PIX operators
S125, under So; cashiers. S30-S35 wk
oeeanss 90 aepfaass Sy fSE
1871 G st. NV, next to Epiphany Church
lNA. 2114, MA. $3.50, MA 60ssJ Est
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NELp WoMEN.

1EnYICEMEN8 WIVES, apply now YoI
tober 10th: rood saIary and commissieni
paid, discount allowed on purchases for
self and family. Apply 10 o'clock until /
Saturday, October 7th, ask for Mr.. Davis,
NQNT9QNEHY WARD IA 18th q: nv
secretary to president Of quarter-century-
old trade association: permanent position
pleasant once SURROUNDINGS; 40-hr. wk.
good salary. Box 27-j, Star.
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SITUATIONS poMEsrIc.

COOK AND G.HW., colored; prefer staying
night: reference. Apply 1925 P st. NV.
Hobart 1882.
GIRL. colored. wants days work Sat only.
AID 4S97.
GIRL. colored, wishes work as day worker,
So day; no heavy work; good worker.
Elk. 0509.
WOMAN, colored, wants or days work;
"a and carfare MRS SELLA MOORE,
4210 Washington pl ne
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FARM g GARDEN.

GARDEN TOOLS, used, in excellent con-
dition. Picks with new handles, Sl.05:
shovels. 81 .25 wheelbarrows, $3.50; mat
tocks with new handle, S1.05: hoes with
new handles, S1.05 Complete Garden
Shops at stores. Phone orders. Allan
tic 400. Free delivery. Hechinger Co.
GREENER GRASS-Those who heard the
September call for seasons past and acted
know that ereener grass and better grass
should not be on the other side of the
fence. Preparation now insures success
that comes only once year. High-auality
seed, fertilizer and workmanship will work
velvety green you have long been yearing
for. Grading. topsoil, fagstone, brick
walks. terraces. walls lily pools, specimen
evergreens, shrubs, hedges, myrtle for
shady spots: tree surgery, trellis and arbor
construction. waterproofng: Wondergro.
the ideal lawn food. makes poor soil good
and good soils better; free estimates: SIS
TREES REMOVED. evergreens trimmed:
expert workmen; work covered by insur-
anee; For estimate. call Union 0962. TO-
CHICKEN MANURE, phosphate treated.
pure ideal for lawns and gardens, 81 per
naS nag; S39 On per J,1. ton. W1NMAR POULTRY
FANCY GOLDEN and Red Delicious apples.
81 to 81 bushel, in Chevy Chase. Tele-
APPLES, all you want, soc bushei, you
pick of ground: off tree. ST. per bushel:
also pickers wanted, viii pay 15c bushel:
Will work Sunday. bring weenies and rolls
for lunch. will furnish hot coffee. Out
Chain Bridge I'd, Route No. 1913, one mile
beyond Vienna, Va. HTTE ORCHARDS,
w: T Reed. name on mail box.
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BusiNsss OPPORTUNITIES.

KOOMING HOUSE for sale. apt. to live in,
With income OF $3.50. 1918 Belmont I'd.
NV. Have phone. Qs
MAlKETS-We have list Of 100 payins
markets. $500 to $1,000 weekly, Washing
ton and ArL BAUM. broker. IA. 1887.
oil heat. c.h.v.. property, part furniture !:
ress. price and down payment; leavins
soon. must aeu. DL 2176.
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MJscrILANEoUs poR sAle.

i WOODWORKING sHOr. bevch saw, ~.
saw. drill press, atsAchmeE's. Athe a..
ltssnnents End chis.ls. paint snrsy, jcintef.
escent light. goosenscx la1ht Notor. rail
and clips, motors: will be sclA e COM
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BULLDOG wanted. young male toy Boston
must be thoroughly housebroken; q good
home and fenced-in yard. ME. 800,
RABBIT HOUNDS for sale, J. pair. male; 1
double-barrelled shotgun, l large Heatrola
and / auto, travelling trunk. Call JOHN
A EDWARDS. TIE. 2163.
WANTED, HOMES for 10 beautiful pup
pies, @ weeks old; shepherd and airedale.
Call Chestnut S45S. g.
THREE well behaved kittens. DE. 5s79
eveDingS
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REPAlRs AND seRvIcEs lesas.,
ODD JOE. WuDUR-Paintins. pla1tef1nl
and. paperhangtng: docfs yaIed, wtndqWl
vsshed. all Jobs around the home. caf
Evening star., 1944-10-06

Mr. Absey, HAHN sHoE s0sfas1sEs sTcRE so2 ApplE
YSougNiHGi WOMAN to assist comptroller Of
dustry;, prefer student OF accounting in
terested in getting practical knowledge OF
motor freight accounting as prescribed BY
e ASsassoqs Co. ApPy ssh hF ST. Norris ns KANE
VaRp Canrfd nRIi a. M ISaS dssa You st. nv BoULE.
pastry cooks, breakfast cooks: day dish
Woopw;AR6 xssoa5; sGsS Say 3 yiorHRop has ,mmea,.t.
messensers. laundry helpers. % ABBY si ksas: em.
s0ynss g. KsNN sos soss st e. 9eq 9saur.. III. services
Of shoe saleswomen; experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply superintendent !
SnfffISa Sis tsarsh shESfcEYounx ESfEE woman Z elm
use; newspaper training highly desirable
%ust BE- sSe food to
material. this is an interesting permanent
position, carrying salary corresponding to
state. fully qualifications, experience, age,
tsiephone number and address. Box I'LL,
sERvICEMENs WIVES wanted for part
time telephone order taking and selling,
hours am. to ~ noon: salary and COM
mission; selling experience desired but not
ocsoSsf 7 ssk x for M Dsv. Nun
sEsvISSfmEHas a1M1Snm EAsD wE M Ian p.asm. # Do.,
tions open for telephone order taking and
seiling. hours 6 pm. to pm: salary and
commissions paid: selling experience de-
sired but not required Apply 10 am.
NJ, DAVIS. MoNSTdoSERY VI WARD.. Is. III III
NATIONAL ROOD concern win employ
woman 70 operate an established coffee
and grocery route In Alexandria, Va:
permanent Job with opportunity for ex-
cellent earninEs We work B days Per
week: Phone tn. S40S for appt. AK foz
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

RaxE Raod eat .Sg sD ogASTdx pa II. q ers %
is not slab wood. Ceiling prices. delivered.
|CORDWOOD, sawmill, 51i- -hp., newly
overhauled. mounted on wheels; $3.50. win
consider buyer, saving and eordtne wood
on property as part payment. Kensington
1nf after e D m.
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eoAE.

SPEEDBOAT. Hackercraft, 25-ft., 2O0-h. D.
marine motor. Jackson 150s-w.
BOAT, lift. cupboard runabout, new
screw fastened. anchor, all lines, wind
shield. Sa-h.p. Elto motor, lights and
GR cRrR GwneI 1Rans H. S29o GL s1 Sls4
#; 6-inch beam: Scripps marine motor.
develops 1855 hip; sleeps 5; large galley,
double cabin. dinette and lounge. Must
be seen to be appreciated Located az
ALTON PHIPPS. Deal. Nd, on Chesapeake
Bay. or phone Falls Church 1926.
WANTED-Outboard motors. regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
11th st. Sc.
WANTED 16 to 90 foot open launch with
inboard motor and self starter. nothing
fancy needed. Call J. H. BAINEs daytime,
Ma; 1904; after 4 pm, Warneld 1885,, So
sAILBOAT, i6-H: Snipe class; excellent
Columbia Yacht Club. Phone WA. 6146. Sc
Evening star., 1944-10-06

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Is your cellar
DAMP Il 90. you should can II. zoos for
an estjmat4t
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CIRCLE, liz 18th st NV. DI. 1879.
any IL. 7ea nss i,0rss up
hvered: install them yourself or get our
free estimate on installation: time pay
sTuDio sTTtD'oo 'oocoucHEs, faetory-rebuIlt, with
I.;, sll-;sprins construction In base and inner
ss$s seos Open every s' evening until s ns pm. m
ya.s and ssv 1890 50H e eae ssa s sR
fRoMsSHEsMElkhsrt nessais excellent ESQ sondl-
sss. so. Private lessons. Cali Republic
62l2 KITS, 1880 @ st. middle Of
TROPICAL FISH. all available varieties.
Many moons, swordtails. etc. 19c each.
AeuARI1M suPPffY co.s sss ssa7 deorsis Onas
TYPEwRirER. Reminston.Rand portable,
model 1; with case: excellent condition.
fxfEHsskfrsssss.. fSf sss. Rsminrton portable: iik.
tery; S2b. Box 102-L, Star. g.
$4b: used little: perfect cond. BOX loe-L.
TYfKwRIrEE, Reminston portable noise
TxfEwsrsSM. Si VIZ 81, .nS MAKE e7e see 3,
condition: We rent. repair. STANDARD
TyPPEEWEETTEEs CO; sio g nv. ~. IA; sssS
mos. in adv. Sb: no del. $3.50 addi dep
VENETIAN DlNDS repainted. retaped.
rsccrded. Park ave; WA 1895
WATE8 UEATE8S. Rex. AL sizes: gas au-
som,atic; o,, ;; pyewar; ; S9-yesr guarantee; terms.
~ KY n:as i NV oFH Nx 1lss os IA lssa r5saeer
WATEI HEATHI4-Resalsr and bottle sas
2O-3O-4o rs .l00-galion capacity All
heaters Guaranteed s to 90 years. No
informstion. phone At, 1881. AMERICAN
HHsATrq Is 81; @ Z z; g; 8. s...,..
EAs, all sizes: 20-yeAr guarantee: immedi-
ate instaliation: terms: no down payment.
WME3IbxRRows. used. excellent eondi-
ton: % % S Gemplsts q garden shops as 4
WINDOW SHADES - Bring IN your old
rollers. lone, day service: rollers left
HH iT N.Y. me- .naSe Sso TecoS coSn ssms svs
NV. opposite Uptown TheAtef.
WICKER SET, 3-piece. with innter springs
odd chair; $40. Apt. 307. 1913 18th NV.
call after pm.
s0UTnERN VENETIAN BLIND co.. Bug
direct from manufacturer; steel or wood
slatl. 1905 l4th 1t. ~. Phone AD. 1888
Will eACxWICE mink coat. going South
Fhone National $40, Ixtenston $40. 7s
Evening star., 1944-10-06

.ttled, white. no children, to
Ike charge Of motherless home
er. Va, father and Q 'teen-age
ttractive position: salary and
:; references. NO. 1881, after
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M UNION
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
R. J. Thornton of the Yellow
| stone county Blue Creek local
conducted a class of questions
and answers.
The pattern of locals and
counties by Mrs. Banderbob was
a discussion of the duties of Of
ficerS and the pattern of a good
local meeting.
A discussion of the organiza-
ton committee and its job in
the local and county by A. P.
Cormier and Leo Boese, organ
ization chairmen for Yellow
stone and Big Horn counties re-
spactively.
Plat Pickens and H. E. Smell
county legislative chairmen,
discussed the legislative commit
tee and its job.
O.. B. Welson and w. B. Moore,
cooperative chairmen for the
two counties, discussed this
committee and its work.
Educational work for each To-
cal was discussed by Mrs. Sam
Ragland, followed by an explain
alton and discussion.
In the evening, the class on
questions and answers was con-
tinued. Dan Collins, field man
for the Farmers Union stock
commission of South St. Paul
talked on the company and the
cooperative movement.
Ernest Hams. field man for
the Farmers Union insurance.
gave tn history of this type of
insurance.
The group then adjourned to
the community room of the
court house for folk dancing.
The second day Of the school
was opened by Mrs. Ragland,
who conducted group singing
and a class on local equipment.
She discussed Farmers Union
papers which can be of help at
local meetings.
Mrs. o. B. Weldon, Yellow
stone county secretary, describ-
ed minute books for secretaries,
dues blanks and cards, and the
duties of the secretary.
A group OF rs participated in
a mass meeting at which graz
ing difficulties were discussed.
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CROW AGENCY

MI. and Mrs. Eugene A. Sloan
and two sons, Michael and John
Douglas, arrived in Crow Agen-
cy on Thursday evening from
Seattle. AS Mr.. Sloan is to be
indicted into the army he
brought his family home for a
visit with Mrs. Sloan's mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Scally.
MI. and Mrs. John L. Glenn,
Mrs. Dorothy Mentally, Mrs. Mil
dred Rogers and daughter,
katherine, spent the weekend
in Billings.
MI. and Mrs. James J. Sloan
were diner hosts on saturday
evening to MI. and Mrs. Eugene
Sloan. Michael, John Douglas
and Mrs. Elizabeth Scally.
Cliff Davis arrived in Crow
Agency last week to look after
property interests here. Mrs. Da-
Wis is still employed in Pasco,
Wash. Mr.. Davis expects to leave
soon for Alaska with a con-
struction company.
/ The Misses Mardell Devener
and Billie Marie Cunningham
and Marvin Davis were dinner
guests of the Johnsons on Mon
day evening.
Private Gus Other Medicine
has recently been transferred
from Camp Abbott, Ore, to Ia
coma, Wash, where he is sta
toned at the RAINIER Ordnance
Depot.
Gus Littlelight, stationed at
Camp Richie, Nd, has recently
been promoted to Private First
Class.
Pfc. Thomas Medicine Horse
arrived Friday evening from
Las Vegas, New, for a ten day
furlough with his wife, children,
parents and other relatives at
Crow Agency. At the expiration
of his furlough he will report at
Salt Lake City for reassignment.
On January % Thomas gradua-
ted from aerial gunnery.
Alvin H. Stewart, AIS, arrived
on Tuesday morning from Far
ragut, Idaho, to enjoy a fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs.
Kate Stewart, and other rela-
tives at Crow Agency. Alvin has
recently completed his boot
training at the U. S. N. T. S.
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CARD OF THANKS

The American Red Cross
wishes to extend its sincere
thanks to the Montana State
Highway Patrol, and especially
Patrolman Robert Bragg, for the
splendid cooperation with us
and the Billings Deaconess hos
pital in seeing that blood plas-
ma for a TRANSMISSION and peni-
cillin was delivered here as soon
as it arrived in Billings by plane.
DR.. J. w. Schubert contacted the
Red Cross and made known his
wants, and in less than "a hours
had administered the medicine
to a patient. therby saving a life.
Big Horn County Chapter,
American Red Cross
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR PROBATE
OF WILL,

FOR PROBAIE
OF WILL
In The District Court OF The
Thirteenth judicial District OF
The State OF Montana, In And
For The County Of Big Horn
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF SHIRLEY J. PARK
ISON CALSO KNOWN AS
SHIRLEY j. PARKINSON,
DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that a petition for the probate
of the will of Shirley J.. Park
ison (also known as Shirley ].
Parkinsson), deceased, and for
the issuance of Letters Tesla
mentary to Lottie Parkinson (al-
so known as Lottie Parkinson),
having been filed in this Court.
and that Thursday the End day
of March, A. D. 1914, at TIE
hour of HOO o'clock A. M. of
said day, in the Court Room of
said Court in the Courthouse in
the City of Hardin, Big Horn coun-
ty, State of Montana, have been
appointed as the time and place
for the hearing of said petition,
at which time and place any
person interested may appear
and contest the same, and show
cause, If any he has, wlv said
Petition should not be granted.
DATED at Hardin. Montana
this 5th day of February, A. D.
1914.
R. P. ROSS,
Clerk of District Court.
Merle c. Martin.
Hardin Montana, Attorney for
Petitioner.
Pub. Feb. 10, II, "a, 1914.
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Society
were Mrs. Richard Bodhy anc
Mrs. Charles Peck.

were Mrs. Richard Bochy and
Mrs. Charles Peck.
HAS CARD CLUB
Members of her card club
were entertained on Tuesday by
Mrs. ]. j. Ping. Honors in bridge
went to Mrs. L.. R. Cool and Mrs.
w. F. Koch. Guests@of the club
we're Mrs. Carl Rankin, Mrs. L.
H. Labibtt and Mrs. Lawrence
Labbitt.
RAINBOW TO MEET
Members OF, Hardin Assembly,
No. 80, Order of Rainbow for
Girls, will meet at The Masonic
temple on Tuesday, Feb. IS. A
social hour will follow the bust
ness meeting. On Thursday, Feb.
II, Jasmine Chapter No. IS, o.
E. S., will entertain the Rain
bow girls and witness their in
itiation ceremonies.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
c. M. and Mrs. David Mann
entertained a few friends on
Monday evening at the home of
MI. and Mrs. W. @J-Brekke
Guests present were C. M. and
Mrs. Garold Fish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Highbaugh Mrs. Charles
Sweeney and Mrs. Lawrence
Labbitt.
HONORED AT BRIDGE
Mrs. L. H. Labbitt entertained
at bridge on Friday evening
hOnoring Mrs. Lawrence Labbitt.
Guests were Mrs. Frank High
baugh, Mrs. David Mann. Mrs.
Charles Sweeney, Mrs. Richard
Evans, Mrs. M. B. Evenson. Mrs.
J. N. Thompson and Mrs. Art
DeSonia.
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A panel discussion on cooper
atives followed Bob Burdick.
manager of the Farmers Union
creamery, Billings, was chairman.
Charles B~anderbop reviews
the work of the school and clos
ing remarks were made by Mrs,
Banderbob and Mrs. Ragland. A
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standing vote of thanks was
given Mrs. Haffner and Mrs.
Moss for the meals they served
and to Mr.. Haffner for the help
he gave.
The penny fund started at the
school for the national Union
Junior fund brought in $6.12.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this oppor-
tunity of thanking our many
friends for their expressions of
sympathy and beautiful cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton S.
Braaton
Alvin, Buster and Florence
Anton, Jr. and Cpl. Robert
Braaton
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LADIES CIRCLE

Members of the Ladies Circle
of the Congregational church
met this afternoon. The program
was of a patriotic theme. Mrs. C.
S. Elder and Mrs. Carl Rankin
were hOSteSSeS.
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H.E.O. TO MEET

Members of the H.E.O. Home
Demonstration club will meet
Wednesday, February 10, at the
Congregational church. Roll call
will be a story or poem on Lin
coin or Washington. Each men,
Der is urged to bring a guest.
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BIRTHDAY CLUB
Members of the Birthday club
met on Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Ira Smith with Mrs. Smith
as guest of honor. Hostesses
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NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the
Big Horn County Defense Coun-
Gil in the Commissioners room
Of the courthouse Monday night,
Feb. IA. at 8 pm. Please attend.
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WOODCRAFT MEETS

Members of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft lodge met Monday
evening. Following the regular
business meeting new officers
were elected. Mrs. Charlie Miller
was hostess.
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AT DINNER

Mrs. L H. Labbitt and Mrs.
Lawrence Labbitt entertained at
dinner and bridge ca WedneS-
day evening. There were four
tables in play with honors going
to Mrs. S. A. Yergey and Mrs.
L. S. McAlliSter.
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VALENTINE PARTY

Mrs. w. L. Bell and Mrs. Mel
son Graves entertained at a
Valentine luncheon on WedneS-
day afternoon. There were
three tables of bridge in play.
Honors went to Mrs. j. E. Con-
YER, Mrs. Dell Kelly and Mrs. V.
I. Morris.
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HAS GUESTS

IItAO
Mrs. Earle Marsh entertained
at her home on Tuesday evening
in observance of her birthday.
Guests were Mrs. J. R. Vickers,
Mrs. Lee Terpening. Mrs. Cliff
Ludrick and Mrs. Bert Kronmil-
Ter.
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Mrs. Evenson received high
score.
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MONTANA

MONTANA NATIONS
Members of the Montana Ma
irons club met on Friday at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Ferguson.
Mrs. R. A. Vickers was co-host-
eSS. Following the business
meeting election of officers was
held. Mrs. Helen Sullivan was
elected presidents MRS. Flora
Roush, secretary-treasurer and
Mrs. Tom Gibbs, flower commit
tee. After the regular meeting
Beano games were played.
"a
MTERTAINS CLUB
Members of the P.A.P. club
met at the home of Miss Donna
Marie Cochran on February 4.
Members present were the Miss
es Clara Pitsch, Lois Cass and
Harriet Scally. Miss MartHl
Saunders and Miss Alma Fly
were guests.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-19
Names Additional Helpers In
War Fund Drive

Additional workers in the war fund
campaign, to raise $4,000 for the USO
and a number of war relief agencies,
were named this week by Bernard J..
Condor, county chairman.
A special contributions committee
was omitted from the list last week,
and these members include J. A. Tow
Ter. Emcric Dusic, O. T, eraser, JOS
cph limbaugh, and Z. A. Shaffcr.
The names of Mrs, Margaret COT
fey and Mrs. Gladys Gender were
added to the womcn's committee; Rus
sell Pancake and Delbcrt Davis to
the business mems committee; and
Daniel P, Smousc to the service clubs
and fratcrnal socitics' committee.
Walter W. Dawson will again act as
chairman of the Oakland committee,
Mr.. Gender also announced, and
named l. X. Rudy as vice chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-19
Nine Men Accepted
For Armed Forces

Nine men were accepted for service
in the armed forces from a group of
nineteen called for their prc-nduction
examination on October 9, it was an
nounccd by the local SclcctivC service
board. These men will be subject to
call after twcnty-onc days.
Those accepted included Thomas
Louis Brobst, Accident; William Ohio
Barnard, Swanton; Lewis Edward
Bolyard, Oakland Foster Dayton
Lipscomb. Oakland; Glenn Dalton
Martin, Oakland; Fay Lester Miller,
Jr., Grantsvillc; Philip Hugh Itch
nell, Swanton; Ronald Joseph Simons,
Swanton; Joseph Calls, Jr., Mt. Lake
Park. Mr.. Calls was indicted I'M
mediatcly at his own request.
II. l.. Jones chief clerk of the
local board, said that William Ell
wood Comp. who had been trans
fcrrcd recently to the board at But
Ter, Pa. had been accepted for service
and was indicted from that area on
October 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-19
Ration Reminders

SUGAR Stamps No.30, 81. 20, 33,
in Book are good for five pounds in
definitely. Stamp No. 40 in Book
four is good for five pounds of can
ming sugar through February IS,
ROCESS FOODS 49, Blue
stamps AS thro" n rs and AS thru
RS in Wa .,ation book i each good
for ten points. No new stamps until
November ].
All frozen fruits and vegetables are
free from rationing.
MEATS. FATS, Etc.-Red stamps
AS through rs and AS through KS
in Ration Book each good for ten
points. No new stamps until Oct. %.
Consumers will get 9 meats-fats
points and 4 cents for each pound Of
waste kitchen fats and greases taken
to meat markets,
SHOES-Airplsne stamp / and
in book three each valid for one pair.
Families may pool coupons of all
members living in the same household.
New stamp good November |.
GASOLINE-A-1l coupons good
for three gallons each through No
vcmbcr s.