davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Boys Furnishings

II Originally 1875 Cotton Cob
ordine Snow Suits, jacket and ski
pants, navy or brown. Sizes 4
to l2-- 7.eS
8 Originally e.e5 Cotton Cob
ordine jackets, two-tone ton and
blue. Sizes 8 to 2O---5.e5
8 Originally 4.e5 Cotton FIonneI
Robes, broken sizes s to IA, 2.e5
- Originally $50 Ioooo Wool
Cordison Sweaters. maroon and
blue. Sizes 6 to 10 $50
80 Originally 4.e5 Shirts, two
tone styled in California. mems
medium and large sizes $50
50 Originally z5e Knit Striped
lies sc
4S Originally z5e Boys Over
seos Cops
SO Originally LIS Boys Hell
NETS with detachable goggles sse
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Misses Goats
I Originally l43.4o Box

! Originally l43.4o Box
coot. yarn dye grey. Tin
eono la m b cuffs and
sleeves, size l6---llS.8o
4 Originally lso.4o Shear
ed Beaver ShowI coIIors,
fitted dressmoker coots,
grey size, l6; black, size
l0; green, sizes II and
10 --------118.so
3 Originally I74.6o Tux
edo coots, pIotino dyed
white fox, yarn dye grey
box coots; sizes II, lo,
l8 --------11S.80
10 Originally 1880 Tux
edo Three-quarter coots,
South American Lamb tux
edo; misses sizes 1880
4 Originally $3.50 Fitted
Goats, black dyed Persion
lonb collar, grey or cold;
misses sizes $3.50
z Originally 5000 Famous
Mode Shortie Goats, mink
dyed muskrot trim. Brown;
size, II; gold, size l6,
$500
7 Originally $3.50 Three
quarter Coot. grey or VIC
torion Beouty, misses sizes,
$3.50
Matching Skirts SOS
3 Originally 1895 Fleece
Coots. genuine chomois
button-in Innings; misses
sizes orange peel, $500
| Originally 1895 Wool
Crepe Dressmaker coot,
Victorion rose shode; size
20 -- $500
IS Originally 1895 and
$500 Dressmoker coots,
velvet or tropunto trim;
green, black, blue and
brown $500
5 Originally $500 ches-
terfieIds, 1909 wool
suede, stitched trim; black,
brown blue; misses sizes,
22.oo
z Originally $500 Coli
fornio Sport Box coots,
lOOQo wool fleece; grey;
size 10 22.oo
3 Originally $500 Wool
Suede BeIted coots;bIock,
size IL and IA; red, size
l8 - 22.OO
z Originally 5s.s5 Fomous
Make Goats, chomois but
ton-in lining; rust, size l8;
black, size Is 44.oo
4 Originally I2.s5 Royon
Toffeta Lined Raineoats,
cotton eobordine' white or
red; misses sizes $50
! Originally $500 Fitted
Red Dressmoker Coot, size
l8 ----- $500
5 Originally 1895 Coli
fornio Chalk Striped loooo
Wool Goats, misses sizes,
1000
Where Taxable. All Original
and Sale Prices Include Tax
Goats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Girls Apparel

II Originally 500 Girls Dresses,
velvet and benaoIine combino-
ton. Sizes 7 to 3.e9
is Originally 5.se Girls Dresses,
spun royon and cotton --2.99
II Originally 5.es Girls cordu-
roy Jackets. broken sizes--2.es
9 Originally 500 Corduroy Jump
ers. broken sizes s----2.99
7 Originally 5.es jenkins, bro
ken sizes
10 Originally 4.34 Bondeou and
Bog Sets---tox included 1.99
10 Originally l.ss White Diekies,
100
8 Originally z.2s Girls Felt
Hondbass----tox included Csc
IA Originally LIS Girls Sport
biekies 29e
Girls Shop, Second Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Junior Miss Dresses

81 Originally 1895 to 1885
Junior Miss" Evening Dresses;
bouffont and dinner types; chif-
fons, nets; posteIs and blocks;
sizes 9 to l3--lo.oo
81 Originally 1895 to 1875
Junior Miss" Dresses; RoyIone
fIonneIs; one and two piece royon
crepes; dressy and cosuoI styles;
sizes 9 to IS in the group 700
sRemember, Junior Miss Is Size,
Not An AGE
Young Washimefonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Luggage

Is Originally e.24 Iz-ineh
"Hondy Andy" Canvas Bog
2s Originally 7.so 2l-ineh
"Hondy Andy" conyos Boss
| Originally 42.eo 2I-ineh Con-
vos Overnight Case 5000
! Originally 22.58 Man and
Womons PuIImon Case 1850
s Originally $50 Untitled Toi-
Ietry Coses . . zippered soc
! Originally I4.lo Oversize
Lockers 3lxl 3xl7- $50
! Originally 2o.s2 z6-ineh
Pullman cose --6.oo
Originally 1e.4o zl-ineh
Overnight Case $50
Originally 1884 2l-ineh
Overnight Case 500
All Prices Include TdI
All luggage slightly damaged
Luggage, Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Women's Gloves

As Originally l.5o to AS
Women's Gloves; broken sizes
ond coiors; os is---l.oo
"a Originally 100 TO ZOO Gloves;
royon fobrics and suedes; os
Cloves, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Originally 5.98
Orgondy Curtoins
2.o8 po''

Flock-dots or fIorol-motifsl Bill
lowing white orgondy curtains
with set-up ruffle. Mode "a
inches wide to the poir, 81
inches long. Complete with tie
books.
us Originally l.4s Decorator
Piliows-lndio prints, filled with
cotton. Corded seams -. LOO
$50 Originally 79e Plastic Hold
ers for swoes or dropes dec
orator colors. Ready to hang;
poIr --------29c
Curtains, Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Evening Dresses

8 Originally $500 Royon Net
Evening Dresses =. 1913
10 Originally $500 Royon sotin
and Royon Net Bridesmaids
Gowns; in lovely bosteIs- 1888
10 Originally 22.s5 Royon Jer-
sey Dinner and Evening Dresses,
1899
z Originally 2z.s5 Royon Taffeto
Bridesmaids Dresses ---7.99
Evening Shop, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Thrift Shop Dresses

SO Originally 7.9s to 1926
Thrift Dresses; royon oobordines
and wools; misses and wonen's
Thrift Dresse7. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Record Cobinets,
Accessories

I Originally 1926 Two-Tier
Cabinet with doors. Holds 20
olbums-floor somple ---3e.95
! Originally lz.95 Emerson Rec
ord Cabinet. holds 10 albums,
1875
! Originally 9.s5 rwo-Tior Cob
met, holds 20 oIbuns. Floor
a Originally 1895 Record Cob
inets-hoIds 10 oIbums- $40
II Originally 500 Record Cob
inets-hoId 6 oIbums 2.ee
10 Originally 2.9s Carrying
cases-hoId SO records 2.Is
10 Originally 2.s5 Record Index
Files-hoId 100 records 1859
IS Originally l.5o to Its Rec
ord Rocks - 7oc
so Originally 2.l9 Record Storage
Coses with index - 81
100 Originally 59e Albums for
! l2-inch records 3oc
Record Dept, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18

0ri9iHoiy O.SS EmDfotoeTeo
Luncheon Cloths 4.e9
II Originally $50 and 4.ee
Printed TobIe Covers 3.o9
| Originally $50 Homespun
TabIe Cover 2.9o
z Originally 3.5s Printed TobIe
Covers ----- 2.9o
8 Originally 2.e9 Printed Tohe
Covers -2.4 2.4o
Originally 3.se EyeIet Embroi-
dered Seorf -----.---- ZOO
z Originally s.es Royon Home
spun Cloths --------- 1.9s
4 Originally 2.s9 Embroidered
Cocktail Napkins ----l l.99
Originally s.ss Cotton Domosk
Cloth 1.99
II Originally 2.29 Three-Pieee
Vanity Sets --------1.7e
8 Originally z.5s Assorted Seorfs,
1.59
10 Originally 2.2s Assorted
seorfs l.5o
10 Originally l.ee Printed Table
- Originally I.7s Assorted
Seorfs 20
10 Originally I.es EyeIe. EN-
broidered Seorfs ----1.29
! Originally l.s5 AppIiqued
Guest Towels 1.29
s Originally 2.2s Embroidered
Linen Guest Towels l.29
16 Originally Its Assorted Lid
Covers 90
5 Originally 2.ss Assorted Tea
Towels 100
s Originally 1.s9 AppIiqued
Linen Place Mats 100
z Originally l.99 Embroidered
Toble Cloths l, LOO
20 Originally I.59 Guest Towels.
100
20 Originally I.5s Assorted
Seorfs .00
8 Originally 1.le Numerous Bor
5 Originally l.59 Assorted Seorfs,
e8e
Originally 800 poir Embroid-
cred Pillow Coses each 7ee
IA Originally 2.es pair Embroi-
dered Pillow Cases each 7ee
Originally 100 Infonts' Pillow
II Originally 100 Embroidered
Guest Towels 7ec
z Originally I.2e Embroidered
Linen Guest Towels 79e
Is Originally 7ee Embroidered
Guest Towels ------5 see
4 Originally 7se Printed Kitchen
9 Originally see Night TobIe
SqudfeS SSc
l8 Originally 2.29 poir Embroid-
cred Pillow Coses eoeh 5ee
IA Originally sse Modiero Tea
Napkins 49e
81 Originally see Assorted Place
Nat Doilies 4oe
36 Originally 6se Embroidered
Guest Towels AGE
Il Originally 5ee Printed Guest
Towels 39c
20 Originally 6se Modiero Linen
DoilIes 39e
lbs Originally 5se Assorted Lun-
eheon Napkins - 3ee
l3 Originally 6se Kitchen Towels,
"a Originally e9e Assorted
Doilies 39c
$50 Originally 4se Cork Mots,
2ee
1877 Originally 100 Utility
Aprons-khoki color zse
10 Originally 59e Large Huek
Towels 2ee
~ Originally 49e Modeiro Tea
Napkins -.-s- 2ee
So Originally 39e Assorted Home
spun Napkins ----25e
10 Originally Lorse Huek Towels,
l5e.
40 Originally 39e Linen DoiIies,
lee
80 Originally 3ee Assorted Mop
kins Ice
IL Originally 4ec Assorted Place
Mats Ioe
SO Originally zoe Homeseun
Place Mots --- Toe
l4s Originally 29e and 3ee Cork
Mots ---- loe
l8 Originally 100 Box Individ-
uol Coasters --- each Sc
Linens and Domestics, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Women's Sportsweor

2i4 Originally 1913 to sos
Sweaters; sIipovers, cordieons,
women's coot sweoters; many ore
oil wool; some slightly soiIed 2.e8
"a Originally 2.98 TO $50 Slip
over Sweaters; long or short
sleeves; sizes "a to 40 in the
group ZOO
81 Originally 2.e5 Quilted Rayon
Vests; black and coIors; smolI,
medium. loree sizes in group, 6ee
All merchandise properly IobeIed
os to wool content.
Sbortswem, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Mems Furnishings

; Originally 1000 Shirts for
Army Officers. All wool.
Size IA onIy-----3.65
2e Originally 100 & I.5o
Khaki Money Belts. All of
famous makes, and Zelon
treoted for woter repeIIeney,
4se
II Originally 1000 e. $500
Mems Robes. AlI-wooI and
Port-wooI robes in small and
medium sizes. Mostly tons in
the group -----10.88
Properly lobeIed as to wool
content.
78 Originally soc TO s5e
Mems Hondkerehiefs. Re-
duced way down os they ore
soiIed from hondIine. Whites
and foncies s--- 28e
IA Originally 1880 6 1926
Mems Robes in navy blue,
with maroon trim con-
trostine collars. Medium
sizes only. Cotton and wool,
oil properly Iobeled os TO
wool content S.o5
"a Originally 3.33 & ABB
Mems AII-Wool MuffIers.
All imports in solid
shades, herrinebone weoves,
co|orful stripes and pIoids.
Assorted coIors l.49
l8 Originally 100 Mems
Tobacco Pouches Of khaki
twill. Rubberized lining, 49c
Men's Furnishings,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-18

Clearance of
Misses Suits
9 Originally $500 Coli
fornio Dressmaker Cordi-
gan Suits, s,wooI crepes, Jew
elry buttons, moss green or
plum, in misses sizes.
$500
| Originally 5s.s5 wom-
ems Dressmoker Suit,
brown, size 81 $500
5 Originally 1895 Shut
ton Wool Suede cordieon
Suits, tropunto trim, yellow
or blue, misses sizes, $500
! Originally 1895 Cob
ordIne Weskit Suit, yell
low, size IL l2--28.oo
z Originally 1895 Dress
maker Grey Wool FIonneI
Suits, sizes 10 and II,
1000
I Originally 1895 Block
Tissue Suede Dressmoker
Suit, tropunto trim, size
l6 -------20.o0
! Originally $500 Black
l-button cordison ALL
Wool Suit, size y 1000
Suits, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Stationery

"a Originally I.5o Leosher
Stamp and Bond Holders 100
10 Originally ZOO Metal Boxes.
100
so Originally LOO Genuine
Leather Rotion Book Holders, soc
100 Originally 39e Seetionettes
for drawers ers-----------1oc
so Originally LOO Soldiers Sew
ing Kits 25c
l8 Originally soc Duck Pipe
Holders Toe
400 Originally loe Comic Books
tor serViceren- en----------5e
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Originally 234.00 to $3.50
Fur Coots
And jackets
500
20% Tar Included

5 Originally 1880 Northern
Flank Muskrot swosser Goats.
Sizes 10, II, l4-----$2oo
3 Originally $500 Silver Fox
Joekets. Sizes II, IA, 10 $500
] Originally 234.oo SiIver-dyed
Southern Muskrot Swoeeer coot.
Size l8- 5000
! Originally $3.50 Dyed Chino
Mink swosser coot ----3oe.6o
] Originally $3.50 Dyed Fitch
Swosser Coat 1850
| Originally 1850 Mink-dyed
Mormot Swoseer coot 1860
] Originally 1850 Roceoon
Swosser Coot. Size I8 I54.8o
! Originally 1880 Bloek-dyed
Persian Paw Swosser coot. SIZE
! Originally 1880 BIoek-dyed
Persian Pow Princess Coot. Size
IA S sI.eo
! Originally 2o2.8o Persion Paw
Princess coot. Size l4--lo5.eo>
! Originally 1850 Grey-dyed
Fox Joeket. Size o. $500
! Originally 1880 Brown-dyed
Coney Stroller Coot. Size II,
$3.50
Original and Selling Prices Include
20fe Tax
Fars, Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Teen Apparel

10 Originally $3.50 Fur-trimmed
Coots ---------Z7.50
IS Originally 1.2o Lapel Pins and
Necklaces, tox included -3oe
Il Originally z.s9 Cotton
blouses 90
II Originally 5.e9 AI!-wooI
Sweaters 2.9o
5 Originally 22.s5 Shorty coots,
properly lobeled as to wool con-
tent nt----16.95
II Originally 2.ss Felt Hats LOO
10 Originally 3.9e Felt Hats 1.ee
Teex Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Clearance Of Lamps

Originally 1895 Modern Wal
nut TobIe Lomp ---9.e5
] Originally 1925 Royal Hoeser
China TobIe Lamp 7.95
! Originally 1875 Colonial Table
Lomp 7.50
! Originally e.s5 RoyoI Hoeser
TobIe Lamp --6.o5
3 Originally 5.95 MetoI TobIe
Lomp Bases -----------2.95
20 Originally 3.e5 Boudoir Bases,
2.95
10 Originally z.e5 MetoI Bed
Lomps so
J Originally 2.s5 Porehmentized
Shodes for toble lamps l.5o
IS Originally Us to 2.95 Rcyon
Shade Covers l.5o
IS Originally 5se to 7ee shode
Covers 39c
Lamps, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
JeweIry>

7 Originally 7.20 Lueite and Sim
uloted Pearl Necklaces $50
80 Originally $50 Metal and
Simulated Stone Pin|- l.8o
81 Originally l.zo Metal and
Simulated Stone and Plastic Eor-
rings ------6o soc
IS Originally $50 Sequin Combs;
jet and gold coIors ---l.2o
l35 Originally e6e Gold and Rose
colored Metal Brooches see
Original and Selling Prizes Include
20So Tar
Jewelry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Clearance Of Remnant Fabrics
II off

For thrifty spring sewers . cottons, woos and royons
in convenient lengths. All Va off original prices
Fobric Clearance
5oyds Originally 4.95 AI-WooI PosteI PIoids. Yd z.e5
40 yds. Originally l.6o yd. Plaid Royon Toffeto
$50 yds. Originally lbs Royon shorkskin Yd7 7ee
IS yds. Originally 40 to 195 Tie Fobrics Yd see
40 Originally 5oe Hand Screened Royon Searfs.
Eoeh
50 Originally 6se Spun Royon Prints. Ydzee
Fabric Center, Street Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Millinery

10 Originally 500 Felt Hats,
flower trimmed 800
SO Originally 5.95 to $50 Flower
Trimmed Felt Hats 500
Millinery, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Originally 64.95
Maple 2-Piece Living
Rooms
44.o5

Just 20 suites! Solid nopIe, COW
cred in colorfui cotton tapestries!
Originally 1888 chippen-
dale Soto, upholstered in blue
royon-ond-cotton brocotele,
1885
5 Originally 1895 chippendoIe
Soto. upholstered in red cotton
ond-royon brocotelle --IIo.e5
z Originally 1898 Tuxedo
Sofas. in rose cotton domosk,
1895
4 Originally 1895 Fan choirs-
red royon-dnd-cotton brocoteIIe,
1926
5 Originally e4.s5 Club choirs-
blue cotton domosk- 1895
II Originally 24.e5 MopIe Hi
Wing Chairs, assorted cotton top
estries 500
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Clearance of Misses
DRESSES

80 Originally 1895 to $500
Dresses; dressy one and two piece
royon erepes; broken sizes 1888
Al Originally 1895 TO 1926
Dresses; royon veIvets, two-piece
wools, dressy styles in the group,
1899
10 Originally 1925 to 1926
Misses Dresses; two piece
moires and royon crepes; broken
sizes in the group - 7.es
IS Originally 1895 Dresses;
royon crepe suit dresses; cotton
eobordine sport dresses; CoIi-
fornio wool Jerseys; broken sizes,
4.o9
Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
ToiIetries

loI Originally Its Moior 3
Vitnmins, bottle of 5ee
SO Originally Sse Moior B Vito
minis, bottle of 2ee
46 Originally las Hand Mirrors,
wood handle ----5 soc
$50 Dozen Originally sse pox.
Both Scoops dox. 4ee
1877 Originally soc Mosnifyins
Mirrors --------25e
ToiietrieS, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
FAMOUS NAME BLANKETS
AND COMFORTS

Most Of them nationally fomous-but we cont
tell you the nomes Some o-wooI others labeled as
to wool content A few soed or mussed from handIinq
s Originally 1926 WooI-FiIIed Comforts -1zs5
20 Originally 3.o5 AII-Wooi Blankets
50 Originally 1926 AlI-Wool Blankets 8o5
Is Originally 1875 Royon Toffeto or chintz Wool
Filled Comforts --------------------
80 Originally e.o5 Al-WooI Blankets ts7e
IS Originally 8.e5 AII-WooI Summer Blankets ee5
40 Originally 7.95 BIonkets, 5O9o wool, 500 cotton
5.e5
II Originally 5ee Pair Blankets, 7596 cotton, 25q5
so Originally 500 Blankets 5O96 wool, 5Oqb< cotton
4oo
IS Originally $50 Blankets, 5Oq6 royon, IS wool,
Blankets, Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-18

Girls Shop, Second Floor
The Hecht Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
ADvERTIsEMEHr
ADvERTIsEMEHr
a DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE SCALP

Your hair roots are In your scalp.
The condition OF your hair does
often depend on the natural health
OF your scalp. Years ago. Doctor
Carnot invented a medicated tar
formula called Carbonoel. which Is
mixed with Sulphur, Resorcin and
Balsam OF Peru. Carbonoel is such
a strong, powerful sntiseptic and
does such fine work in helping an
itchy, bumpy and externally irri-
tated scalp, that many doctors re-
gard II highly and prescribe II fof
many scalp troubles. RI your scalp
needs a double-strength tar formula
you can start using Carbonoel as
soon a. you get IL from your drug
stors. Use IL for : days. and ~ you
are not satisfied. your dollar back.
You get Carbonoel with full direc-
fions. Use the finest medicsted tar
scalp formula your money can buy.
Ycur hair and scalp deserve fine
@ Detroit you can get CArhonoel
a. all Cunningham Drug stores.
kinstl Drug Stores. Paurs Cut
Rate Drug Stores on Broadway, all
Macs Cut Rate Drug Stores, and
all other leading drug stores for
one dollar n Is all mixed and
ready for YOU 10 use, with full d.
rections on the jsr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Foreclosures
Put0ff to0ct. Z

Foreclosure proceedings against
buyers of 70 war built homes
have been adjourned until Oct. u
by Circuit Court Commissioner
William j. Cody on the defend
ants plea that the government is
taking up their case.
Roland McGroarty, president Of
the Wayne Civic League. told the
court that an investigation of al
legged cheap construction in 10.SOO
such homes in the county had
been promised by Raymond Foley.
head of the Federal Housing Ad-
mlniStration.
Cody said the cases would he
heard on the new date unless fed
eral authorities ask further de-
lay
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Truman
Opens Drive

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 QNS)
- President Truman called upon
the American people to carry for
ward the victory of Allied arms 10
total victory Of human justice
in radio address last night in
augurating the National War
Fund campaign.
Mr.. Truman declared that il is
necessary 10 aid the war fund
agencies because Of their sup
port Of the armed forces"
lie explained that, although the
war is over, war service has not
ended for the millions Of men still
overseas and in uniform in the
United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Hearst Bdres
Reds Activity
Tn. Detroit Time. w.,Ainr,ss Bursss

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3-Con.
gratulations TO William Randolph
Hearst and the Hearst newspapers
for publication of an expose Of en-.
forced contact of army enlisted
personnel with Communist propa.
ganda was offered today by Sena.
tor Alexander Wiley.
"Mr. William Randolph Hearst
and the Hearst newspapers are
10 he congratulated for making
this expose" he said. 1T Is one
more Of a long series Of dOcu-
mented disclosures Of subverslve
activities fearlessIy carried by
the Hearst newspapers"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
DEMANDS INQUIRY

A congressional investigation of
the propaganda siphoned through
the army "orientation" course was
demanded by Rep. Thomas D'Ales-
andre Jr. Cd of Maryland.
a series OF army books, PAM
phlets and mimeographed instruc.
tons, furnished 10 selected Off
GERS 10 orient" enlisted men of
the army At compulsory lectures,
followed the Communist party
line in great many instances,
the articles disclosed. Senator
Wiley obtained unanimous consent
10 have the four articles read into
the CONGRESSIONAL Record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
FALSE IDEAS

I've are allowing all that We
hold dear to become the target
for the rotten eggs OF false
ideas. We are allowing the pub
tic confidence and faith in our
American way of life IN he
undermined. This Is q challenge
We can no longer afford 10
ignore.
let Us have the courage Of
our convictions by proceeding TO
promote constitutional Ameri-
Canism."
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

The convenience is yours for
the asking. Phone Cherry $500
10 order the T lines home
delivered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

THIS Is MY STORY" BY
Gen. Jonathan NJ. Wainwright,
starts THIS SUNDAY in The
Detroit Times, continues daily
and Sunday. The greatest
human document Of the war.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-10-25
All CLUB NEWS

Pride of the Big Horn All
club met Saturday, October 20.
MI. johnson, the county agent,
accompanied by the club lead
ers, Mrs. Randall and Glen
Gustafson made a judging tour
OF the All projects. They picked
the livestock eligible to enter
the Fat Livestock show to be
held in Billings November 2 and
3. Those entering sheep are
Marian Gray, Lorraine Dewald
and Johnny and Bobby Ferger-
son. Joyce Gray and Merle Gus
tafson are entering pigs. The
contestants will take their stock
to Billings on Thursday and
stay until Saturday when they
will sell their stock.
The committee for the Hal
loween party met with Mrs.
Randall Sunday afternoon to
make the final plans for the
party to be held Oct. &c at the
home of Harold Greenwalt. On
the committee were Harold
Greenwalt. Joyce Gray and Ed
it'll GuStafSon.
The final meeting of the year
! will be held Friday evening be-
fore the party. Officers will be
elected.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-10-25
SCHOOL NOTES

Lodge Grass high school STU
dents qualifying for the honor
roll for the first six weeks
period are as follows: Don
Arndt, Earle Gross, Doris Harris
and Lucille Nichols, each with
an average of II points. Roberta
toltz, Betty Green, GWenda
Layton and Minnie Ellen Whit
man with an average of ten
points; Keith Holley with nine
points. The following students
mad an average of eight points
each: Lorraine Bergquist, Fer
ole Deernose, Evelyn Fenton,
Edythe Gilbert, Virginia Hamil-
ton, Dean Kreitzberg and Eva
gene Reese.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-10-25
Church Notes
CHURCH OF OPEN BIBLE

CHURCH OF OPEN BIBLE
z. N. Nelson. Pastor
Supt: J. Zimmerman.
Food for thought: That no
one who is fit for heaven wants
% go there alone.
Sunday SchOOl, 1000 am.
Morning Worship, HOO am
Y. P. S. 7:15 pm.
Bible Study, 7:15 pm.
Evening Service, 7:45
A prophetic subject will be en-
larged on.
Wednesday Mid Week service.
You are welcome!