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Evening star., 1945-01-25
Hondbogs and Leather
Goods

Goods
! Originally 21.oo Mems Ton
Leother Fitted Case 1880
4 Originally 1850 servieemen's
Genuine Leather Fitted Coses;
black only-~-------1e
80 Originally 500 Women's
Leather ond Fobrie Hondboes;
assorted coIors $50
"a Originally z.4o Women's Bill
folds; genuine leather; brown only,
l.20
IS Originally 2.4o Genuine Leother
Billfoids; tan 20
20 Originally $50 chiIdren's
Handbags; genuine leather in os-
sorted colors l.z0
IS Originally 100 TO $50
Women's SompIe Belts; assorted
coIors and sizes; no -65e
Original and Selling Prices
Include 20%o Tax.
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
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Just 8 Originally $3e
Women's Fur
Trimmed Winter
Coots, $19

Worm, nicely toiIored oil
wool coots with oood-look-
ing fur trims. Fuehsio, brown
and arey. Sizes II to SO
in the group.
The Heckf Co.
Dowssfairs Store.
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Thrift Shop Coots

originally 4S.95 al wool Coots,
luxurious fur trim, green size ID;
black size Is; grey size Z; terra
cotto size 3l.SS
4 Originally 1895 Women's Half
Size Coats, butterfly bow collar of
black dyed pieeed Persion. Warm
ly interlined ---I5.o0
Thrift Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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Teen Apparel

! Originally 1870 Blonde Sheer
ling Fur Coot; properly Iobeled as
to wool content; size II. including
tax 81. 90
4 Originally 1895 z-Pieee
dresses S,99
7 Originally 1895 Two-pieee
IL Originally 7.o5 Corduroy
Jumpers -\. 3.oo
a. Originally 5.e9 White Ground
Plaid Skirts 2.o9
8 Originally 500 Red or Gold
Sweaters 1.99
s Originally 3.99 Bright Plaid
SkirfS I.S9
5 Originally 2.s9 Striped Jersey
4 Originally 2.2s Spun Royon
Blouses soc
Teen Shop, Second Floor,
The Heehf Co.
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Little Boys Toes
8oc

80 Originally l.os to I.9s
Boys Cotton Wssh Suits in
solid eoIors and two-tone
combinations. Sizes 3 to s,
50 Originally I.s9 Boys
Dunsoress of Sonforized
tless than ! % residuoI
shrinkooe) cotton double
stitched seems: khaki or
blue. Sizes 5 to 10 89e
50 Originally z.25 Beys'
cotton overells bib top
... suspender style: brown,
tan and blue. Sizes 3 to 8,
oee
Tie Hsckf Cs.-Dewssfsirs
Store
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Neeligees and Housecoots

'N99~SS 0TF0 TTVUSONO0TS
s Originally $500 to 1899 VEL
vet kesiisees ------I9.99
Originally 1899 TO 1850 Quilt
ed or FlonneI Robes s--l2.88
le Originally 1929 to 1899
Royon or Flannel Robes 8.88
8 Originally 5.99 to 9.99 Chenille
Robes 4.8S
4 Originally 3.99 to s.99 Chenille
Robes 1888
Negiieees, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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100 Originally 1875
Kitchen Cabinet Bases
Q.Q5

Whot kitchen could operate without Adjustable Shelves and
choice of red black top 24x24x36 inches.
Originally 1895 Pierce Electric Heaters ers------Ies5
Originally 1895 Marble-top Tobes 25x4o inches
208 Originally 500 Mems Suit Rubberixed
los Originally 1873 Conjunction Glove and Handkerchief Boxes.
I.39
so originally Iss Utility and Toy ychests--------e eee
IS Originally 2.25 Block Handled Knives
IS Originally Las Minute Yorn nMops---------------89e
81 Originally LOO Mirror and Shelf Combinations 79e
44 Originally LIS Weather Pok-ostc sealing -75e
20 Originally LIS NonSkid Both Tub Sproy ----------63e
162 Originally 100 Tie Racks 29e
300 Originally 69c GIeomit-for cleaning pots
Housetvnshnss-Sepenth Fioor-The Hechf Co.
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0tf 1lff1t On *9on"@as~ as*r ODD Tor. CLEARANCE!
MA 500. WASHINGTON. D C

Just
IS Misses Dresses
Originally 5.99 to 8.95
1893
One ond two piece styles Of
royon crepe in solid shades
and stripes. Misses sizes.
The Hecht Co.-Downstairs
Store
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Mems $40 Leather Jackets
1O.45

Mode Of genuine eopeskin Upper fronts California styled
Beed bock usobe sides Two oh pockets Sizes 3e AZ
in the group. Just 20 jackets. Orig. S2o nowlo.45
e orisine SIS and l7so Mems Sport coets All WOOL poid,
hernebone and checks Sizes IS 40 the eroup--s45
osnaIy 325 Mems Corduroy Sport coots. Luggage shade
olAes . ono 80 hY---A----------
n Originally 3ss Mems Knitted Vests oxford grey
with your breasted Small, medium, large
-
Originally l245 Mems Reversible Leoher jackets Made Of
eopeskn, button front Sizes As 48 ony-5.o5
Originally AS Mems Leather Jackets Made Of
skin quilted lining. Size a. only y-----------S.95
Is Originally 2s5 Mems Sport Shirts Of royon All long
sleeves ton only Loree and extra large
Originally 1878 Mons Roineoet. Size AZ long
70 Originally 500 Mems Corduroy Vests; oil Of nationally famous
moke. Sizes 3d. 49, ond 42------------------- AZ
Mens Sports Shops, Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Thrift Furs

3 Originally 1Ie.4o Dyed Pony
coats; warm and durable; beouti-
fully styled; brown, size z and a;
black, size l2----- $500
z Originally l14.0o SeoI Dyed
coney Goats; warm, we'll lined.
Size o---- $500
All Original and Selling Prices In
cIade 20@o Tas.
Thrift Fars. Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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Fobric Remnants
Va OFF ReouIor Prices

Remnant lengths Of cottons,
royons and woods, in the group.
An interesting group to choose
from.
Fabrics. Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
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Boys Furnishings

II Originally 24.e5 Genuine Goot
Leather Joekets; Upper fronts.
Broken sizes 8 to 2O---l9.95
20 Originally 3.9e AIi-wool coot
Sweaters, for small boys; broken
20 Originally 4.95 Mems Large
Size Two Tone Sport Shirts; Holly
wood styled ESQ
IS Originally 3.e5 Genuine Leother
Toilet Kits for boys; tox included,
2.34
20 Originally 1.5o Royon Knit
Ties and Suspender Sets, for high
school boys ys---------79e
10 Originally 55e AII-wooI Knit
Ties; college stripes for high school
Boys Furnishings. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
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81 Originally l4.e5
Portable Bors
1000

Especially good for zone night
stonds"-your importont porties!
Red with light wood frone; 80
inches high.
II Originally 9.95 Coffee Tables-
Light wood with tilt top 3.95
48 Originally 1873 Clown Cookie
Jors-ton with red trim
36 Originally 79e Washable Flow
ers-in individual colorfuI pot, 4oe
Gift Shob-Sepenfh Floor
The Hechf Co.
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Boys Weor

SO Originally 95e Boys Ski Cops
Of cotton corduroy and poplin, in
red, blue or ton on------z5e
s Originally 4.4o Boys Bothrobes
IL. heavy cotton blanket cloth
with generous shawl collors. Size
----------r----------l.5O l.5O
The Hechs Co.-Dowssfairs Store
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Originally 1895 to 1895
Decorator Sofos
1895

Just 8 in the group! Distinguished
18th Century sofos - including
ChippendoIe and Tuxedo styles!
Blue, red or rose cottoS broootelIe
in the eroup-oll with Spring con-
struotion!
I Originally 1895 Georgian Soto
rose cotton moteIosse $99
IS Originally e4.s5 Two-piees
Mople Living Room Suites-sofo
and chair upholstered in wine, blue
or green cotton tapestry ---44.95
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
CIeordnce Of Fobrics
40 yds. Originally 4.s5 AII-wooI
PosteI Pioids. Yord-
IS yds. Originally l.6o Plaid
Royon Toffeto. Yord- -sse
100 yds. Originally l.35 Reyon
Shorkskin. Yord- .79e
100 yds. Originally 69e Hand
Screened Reyon Sesrf Prints. 39e
100 yds. Originally l.4s Novelty
Printed Sheers s- 69e
80 yds. Originally l.3o Noveity
Dress Crepes 69e
80 yds. Originally S5e PIois Reyon
Crepes -------5Se
20 yds. Originally $50 Imported
Tweed ---1z- -3.95
Fabric Center, Street Floor,
Tke u.rLt n.
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JeweIry
6 Originally TO Plastic and
Simulated PeorI 36-ineh
Necklaces $50
9 Originally $50 Gold Color
MetoI Necklaces with Stone
Set Clasps l.2o
II Originally $50 Jet and
Gold Color Sequin Combs,
100
IS Originally eee Gold Color
Metal BonsIe Bracelets, soc
As Originally l.2o Novelty
Lapel Pins --3oe
Is Originally LOO PIostie
Combs --- soc
All Prices Include 209o Tar.
Jepelry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Clearance of Lomps

5 Originally 1895 TebIe Lamp
shodes --------- 1895
! Originally 1875 Colonial Table
Lomp -----7.5 7.5o
10 Originally 3.s5 Boudoir Bases,
2.o5
"a Originally 4.s5 Boudoir Lemp
Shodes with ruohine -2.95
- Originally l.2s to s.95 As
sorted Shades soc to 3.95
Originally 3.7s Pin-Up Lemp,
$50
10 Originally 1875 to z.s5 Royon
Shade Covers l.50
5 Originally 2.s5 MetoI Bed
Lomps 1.50
10 Originally sse to ~ Irons
parent Shode Covers rs--39e
Lamps, Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Clearance of Pictures
; Originally 1875 Pictures fromed
in antique color gold
I Originally 1875 orisinel Woter-
color, 3Ox3O inches 7.5o
; Originally 1875 Pictures Of
Ships, antique ivory frores- 7.5o
3 Originally l4.s5 Portroits, | ox23
HtStiCo Wv
! Originally 9.95 Picture, l7x23
inches ----5.o0
II Originally 4.95 TO 1875 As
sorted Pictures so to 7.5o
All Frames Imperfect
Pictures, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Originally $500 to $500
Misses Suits
$500

4 Originally 1895 Tissue Suede
Wool Cordison Suits. blue and
yellow. Sizes l6 and l8---28.oo
! Originally 1895 Block cordison
Suit, velvet inserts. Size 20, $500
! Originally 58.e5 Brown Twill
Women's Suit. size 37h 1900
z Originally $500 Dressmoker
Grey Flannel Suit. velvet collar.
Sizes z and l8----2s.o0
9 Originally $500 Fomous Coli
fornio Cordison Suits. wool crepe
in plum or moss green. Misses
sizes $500
I Originally 1926 Brown ond
White Pin Check one-Button
CIossie. size l2---44.oo
Suits, Third Floor, The Heeht Co.
Corsets
IL Originally 1000 American
Lody AiI-In-ones; with buiIt-up
shoulder. good uplift with elostic
side poneIs. Sizes 81, SO, 80, 40,
Al only------ 500
Originally 1000 Artist Model
Front Loee Foundation; size s.,
500
Originally 3.s5 Formfit Ponties;
size IS only nIy-----i.oo
Corsefs, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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ToiIetries

III Originally 800 to 3.e5 Com
poets; wood or plostic; loose powder
type soc
So Originally 1.2o "Loeks-Up"
Hair Lacquer Pods; tax included,
Ate
$50 Doz. Originally 89e dozen os-
sorted bath soap; large size cokes,
49e dozen
ToiIefrieS-Sreet Floor
The Hechf Co.
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Neckweor

II Originally 7.s5 Lame Diekies
for dressy occasions z.e8
Al Pieces Originally ZOO to $50
Neekweor
Neckwear, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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Clearance Of 116
Fomous Muke
Blankets and
Comforts

Included in this lot are bIon-
kets mode by the most fo-
nous mills. All weoves ore
perfect; some ore soiled.
Broken color ossortments.
s Originally 1876 Reyon-
covered Wool Comforts,
1875
- Originally 1875 Rayon
Toffeto and chintx covered
Wool Comforts --7.95
Is Originally s.s5 AIl-wooi
Blonkets -----7.95
II Originally s.95 AIl-wooI
Summer Blonkets SOS
18 Originally 7.o5 5o%
Wool, so % Cotton Bienkets,
5.95
- Originally 5.se pr. 25%
Wool. 1917 Cotton BIon-
kets. Pair 4.99
II Originally 500 500
Wool, 500 Cotton Blen-
kets 4, 4,o9
BIankefs-Fiffh Floor
Tile Hechf Co.
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Is Originally 1895 to $500
Junior Miss Coats
and Suits 1890

chesterfeds boy and fitted dsy styles coots
black brown uchso, rust Dresmoke and tailored
in checks and solid coos Sizes 9 to IS in the group
Originally 5000 Fur Trimmed coots style with notched
collar brown sizes and IL; ereen g. 600
Originally 1900 Junior Miss coot box style fur
front; l. purple; tax included 400
Originally 1900 Junior Miss coot fueho 5; with rich
silver fox color included 5000
and II; no 500
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$50 Poirs Originally 2.25
to 3.95 Women's Slippers
100
Bedroom and house slippers, some
soiled, some discontinued; soft or
leather soles; royon sotin or warm
wooly styles. Broken sizes 3 to
8. Rotion free!
Slippers, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Misses Dresses
IS Originally $500 TO $500
Afternoon and Dressy Rayon
Crepe Dresses; misses sizes, 1888
ze Originally 1926 to $500
Dressy Royon crepes, one and two
piece styles 1899
l3 Originally 1926 to $500 One
and Two Piece Dresses, royon
crePes or veIvets s-- 7.eo
81 Originally 1875 to 1895
Dresses, royon crepes, velvets,
shirtwoist styles, one or two piece,
1899
Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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10 Originally 1875 to 2295
Jr. Miss Dresses ZOO

Snoty styled and wool Jerseys blacks and
shades. Sizes to IS in the group.
Originally 1es5 7s5 Junior Miss Evening Dresses bocs
whites postes nets and veets bouont and dinner
types. Sizes to IS in the 500
81 Originally 1925 1875 Junior Miss Dresses postel woo
and also few whites and high hode desy and
oosuo styles Sizes to IS in the 3.99
Properly Labeled to Wool Contents.
Remember, Junior Miss Is a Size Not An Are.
Young Washingtonian Shop. Third Floor The Hechf
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Clearance Of Bedspreods
14.5O

4 Originally 24.5o Spreods :.
quilted royon toffetos, dusty rose
or blue. Single and double sizes
in group.
I Originally z2.5o Pink Rdyon
Taffeto Spreod-sinole size. 9.s5
Z Originally 1875 Royen Toffete
Dropes. blue. 254 yds. long. 9.95
! Originally l2.es Blue Seteen
Spread with chintz trim. Single
size
Spreads, Sixth Floor,
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Spreads, Sixth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Clearance of Fobrics

The Hechf Co.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
EUROPE:
Postwar Pattern

Their historic conference at Yalta
having ended in agreement, the Big
Three departed from the balmy Cri-
mean watering resort determined to
maintain equal harmony on the i'm
fermentation of the new course they
struck for trodden Europe, en-
visaging the return of democratic
government and obliteration of
Nazism and Fascism.
Thorniest problem in Allied rela-
tons before the conference, the
Polish question was met by U. S..
and British recognition to Russian
annexation of part of eastern
Poland, and the agreement to in
clude independent democratic lead
ers into the Red-sponsored pro-
visional government until the people
themselves can name their own re-
gime in a free and open election.
In respect to free elections, guar
anteeing the people of all the liber-
ated countries the right to pick
their W governments, the Big
Three pledged their support to as
sist any nation in measures designed
to bring about such polls.
With agreement on the vexatious
Polish problem and restoration Of
democratic government in the new
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01

a permanent and supplies with
which to work? She had hid
den her supplies, but her mach
ines had been broken up. Fer
brother had been able to repair
one and one dryer. Her plumb
ing still out, one must wash
their hair before going. She
asked for my autograph and
home address. Her name Flora"
is a sweet little person.
Talked to an 10 year old girl.
She had just recently returned
from hiding in the mountains.
She was glad to be home. Her
brother and father were with
the Filipino guerillas. Her
father had been killed. Her
mother was killed when the
Japs came in. Still she was hap
py to be home and that the
Yanks were here. A truly won
derful people. Her attitude is
very representative of the peo-
pie as a whole
18th Jan. Dearest Dad and
Nom: The pictures mailed the
18th Oct. arrived today at last.
Thank you so much. Those of
Dad and Uncle Harold and Of
Bill and Torrey are grand. Bills
girls are so sweet. I'm so happy
to have them.
Mother dear, I did see Hank
Burgess a couple of times when
I first arrived in Hollandia,
that's when I first wrote about
the Sheridan boys. Have not
seen George Pearson yet, but
he is somewhere near here. He
came down Sunday, but as I
did not know he was coming,
I had left IA minutes before he
arrived, to go out to see our
new camp. So I missed him, am
SO sorry. Have hopes that OPP
portunity will come again.
Still see a little fireworks now
and then, interesting and hor-
rible. We don't think much a.
bout it. Yesterday a Filipino
home across the street suddenly
collapsed. No one was badly
hurt. Guess the bombings and
then the continuous heavy
rumble of trucks going by got
it. I happened to be looking
out the window when it hap
pened. 1t was a peculiar SEN
sation.
Must get to work, take care
of yourselves and write soon.
My dearest love to all of you,
Your loving daughter, Phil.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01

It is all very entertaining
here. One can see how war ef-
fects a populated country, very
sad, but the happy faces of the
FillpinoS are something to be-
hold. They have brot their good
clothes whites, laces, embroid-
cries, etc. out of hiding and,
regardless of the mud, which is
very deep, appeared in all their
finery for church. Such bowling
and smiling. Wonderful to see.
It rains continuously. My Of
flee is on the porch, under a
stairway. The drainpipe comes
down just behind my chair. It
rains softly, but gushes from
the pipe. I never miss knowing
when we have a downpour.
Right now it's pouring into the
rain barrel. Between bomb holes
and mudholes in the streets, one
never knows when you will
disappear over your head. Ev-
erything is filled to the top
with soupy mud and water, you
can't tell the depth of the holes
or even where they are because
they are full.
The churches were beautiful.
What remains shows how very
strongly religious these people
are. There is a lovely Chapel on
one end of our building. Ser
vices are held all day and ev-
enings.
The women come to do our
washings. They do such beauti-
flu work, and 7 think they feel
good times are here again, be-
ing paid decently for their
labors. Little boys are here
from early morning to late at
night, cleaning shoes, and we
have four houseboys to clean.
They sweep and sweep. The
mud tracks in SO BADLY.
Tuesday. Had a permanent
today. A Filipino woman did the
job. A good one too! In her
lovely house, full of shell holes,
splintered walls, etc. It shone
with cleanliness. There were
even American magazines to
read, Vogue, American Hair
dresser, etc. 1910 was the latest.
But can you imagine after
these years of Jap occupation
to find a beauty operator, with
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
PACIFIC:
Mighty Strike

To Tokyo's 5000, 900 terrified resi-
dents, it was as if the whole host of
demons themselves had swooped
from the skies; to American aviators
and sailors, it offered the supreme
satisfaction of slapping a vicious en-
envy in his WI backyard, and to mil
lions of people at home, it represent
ed the opening of the battle for Japan
itself.
Thus shaped Vice Adm. Marc A.
Mitscher's mighty strike against
Tokyo and the home island of Hon.
shu, with $500 Hellcats, Helldivers
and Avenger planes taking off from
about Is to 20 carriers of the 27,000-
ton class, escorted by a formidable
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES
T TO DEPOSITORS

Please be advised that the
deposit liabilities shown ON the
books of the undersigned bank
as of the close of business on
January 81, 1945 have been as
sumed by the BIG HORN
COUNTY STATE BANK, Har-
din, Montana and that the status
of the undersigned bank as an
insured bank will therefore
terminate as provided in Sec
ton LIB ID az of the Federal
Reserve Act, as amended.
You are further advised that
the BIG HORN COUNTY STATE
BANK, Hardin, Montana, is an
insured bank and that your &C.
poSits will continue to be in
sured by the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation in the
manner and to the extent pro-
vided in said Act.
Big Horn County Bank,
Hardin, Montana.
Richard E. Warren, President
F. M. Lipp, Cashier
Pub. Feb. 8, Is, %, & Mar. u
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
LETTERS FROM THE
FIGHTING FRONTS
Interesting Letters From Any
Serviceman Will Be Printed
In This Column

Serviceman Will Be Printed
In This Column
1t. Phyllis v. johnson wrote
the following letter to her par
ents, MI and Mrs. William v.
johnson of Story, Wyo. 1t.
Johnson attended Hardin high
school for BIZ years and gradu-
ted from Sheridan. She attend
ed college at Chicago, Columbus,
Ohio and Bozeman. She is the
neice of Willis B. and Phillip
T. Spear of Kirby nd Lodge
Grass.
The Philippines
9th JAN, 1945
Dearest Family:
Can't tell you how happy I
was to receive the "a letters a.
waiting me here. Have been
here long enough to tell you
where I am. Have been so busy
since arriving here, that writ
ing was impossible. Started to
write several evenings, but
alerts blackened that out. We
have sufficient fox holes (cov-
ered) in our back yard, but
have not had to use them,
thank goodness.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
G.I.s Long for Civvies

Discharged G.1.s are SO anxious
to get back into civilian clothes, a
survey of the Northwestern National
Life Insurance company showed,
that they want alterations on their
new suits done in the next ten min.
utes'; they shun cheap clothing and
buy good quality suits-averapinp
about $45 in price; they don't shop
around, but 60 to one store and buy
as nearly a complete outfit as the
store can supply; they usually pay
cash. even when they could '.charRe
it." and they seldom shop alone,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
NOTICE

The Stockholders of the Big
Horn County Bank, Hardin Mont
ana, have voted to voluntarily
liquidate said Bank effective as
of the close of business January
81, 1945. No deposits will be &C
cepted by the Big Horn County
Bank, after said date. ALI de-
post liabilities of said Big Horn
County Bank, Hardin, Mont
ana, have been transferred to
and assumed by the BIG HORN
COUNTY STATE BANK, HAIR
DIN, MONTANA: valid checks
drawn by depositors on the Big
Horn County Bank, Hardin,
Montana, which were outstand-
ing at the time of transfer will
be paid upon presentation to
the BIG HORN COUNTY STATE
BANK, HARDIN, MONTANA.
w. E. Warren, Chairman
F. M. Lipp, Cashier and
Liquidating Agent.
pub. Feb. 8, IS, %, & Mar. u
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

If you suffer from rheumatic. arthri.
tbs or ncuritis pain. try this simple
inexpensive home recipe that thousands
are using. Get a package of Ru.Ex
Compound. a 2 weeks supply today. Mix
it with a quart of water, add the
juice Of 4 lemons. It's easy, pleasant
and no trouble at all. You need only ;
tablespoonfuls two times a day. Often
within 48 hours - sometimes over,
night - splendid results are obtained.
If the pains do not quickly leave
and if you do not feel better, Ru.Ex
will cost you nothing to try as it is
sold by your druggist under an abso>
lutte money.back guarantee. Ru.Ex
Compound is for sale and recommended by
BIG HORN DRUG STORE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ALBERT L. OLSON

Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator of
the Estate of Albert L. Olson,
deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said
Otto J. Olson, Administrator, at
the office of his attorney in the
Court House Building at Hardin
in the County of Big Horn,
State of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
February 81, 1945.
OTTO j. OLSON,
Administrator of the Estate of
Albert L. Olson, Deceased.
Bert W. Kronmiller, Hardin,
Montana, Attorney for Ad-
miniStrator.
pub. Mar. l., 8, Is, %, 1s45)