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Evening star., 1945-07-18
This simple mirror test
may save you "A =

Many moterist who thought his car was sun
ming 'all right" has recently been faced with the
choice of junking that Car or paying several hun
dred dollars for major repairs
The reason is sladge, the gummy deposit that
chokes oil lines, gums up valves, fouls piston
rings, and ruins bearings
Under wartime driving conditions, no car can
apoid engine sladge. And now that more gas
is being made available, permitting more normal
driving, sludge will become doubly damaging
The important thing is to find out if the ac-
emulation of sludge in YOUR engine right
Evening star., 1945-07-18
Gold MINING Studied

Southern Rhodesia is studying the
possibilities of gold mining in re-
mote areas.
Evening star., 1945-07-18

re You Launching a New Produ
with
LIMITED
CAPITAL?
You've got the product, you've got the sales
plans, the men and sizeable piece OF capital
But first you feel you've got to get plant,
and tools and machinery, and set up pro-
duction line.
And it all takes capital! And when you get
around to merchandising your product
through the trade and to the consumer, that
money is going to be spread woefully thin.
divide and Conquer"
Why not divide the job into manufacture
available capital and your manpower on one
part at time. BUT reverse the usual pro-
cedure and get going on the distribution first.
Get YOUR product into the hands of dealers
and to the public, without waiting to set up
factory of your own. That can come later,
and in good time.
The important thing is to get there with the
goods first. Get entrenched In distribution
channels ahead of the other fellow in the mad
scramble for that pent-up demand for con-
sumner goods.
Let Lewyt be your factory
You can eliminate factory investment, in
ventory in materials and labor. and cut
sizeable chunk of time from your delivery
schedule if you 'tLet Lewyt Do IT..
You may find that we can actually save you
money on the production. We are so accus-
toned to finding short cuts in tooling-up,
economies in assembly methods, that getting
a new job going in jig time and without lost
motion comes natural.
Let us take over the production end ;. and
you concentrate your capital and your efforts
on the distribution. It's combination that
can get you off to head start In the con-
sumer market on that new product of yours.
Write your business stationery for 4S-page book,
"Let Leoyt Do 1.-THE story OF the LeDyt organiso-
ton in pictures Leloyt Corporation Dept A. so Broad
tpay, Brooklyn II, N. Y.
wrznw - Il
Evening star., 1945-07-18

Mischa Elman is prouder OF his
wife and two children than he is of
his reputation as a world-famous
violinist.
Evening star., 1945-07-18

Guest soloist at tonight's Water
Gate concert. he spent most of ar
interview yesterday discussing his
family. Because of travel condi-
tions, none of them accompanied
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-24
SmolI Forms For Sole

$40 REWARD each for information
leading 70 rental OF two desirable fur
nished apartments or homes in Mount
Clemens or within Is mile radius Cali
5948 A24
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FOR sALE-7-room house and lot
l00x270 TO settle estate. off Is Mile
road near Harper; also 10 lots about
Ia acres. Phone S425 Mt. Clemens be-
tween 5 and 9 p. m. AT
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ST. CLAIR SHORES

Beautiful brick income; 5 and bath
down; 3 and bath up; recreation room
with bar; Scar garage; lot l9OxloO;
picket fence; flag pole; barbecue;
dozen fruit trees: shrubs-sl2. 900.
IDEAL MODERN BUNGALOW
Five rooms with bath; oil furnace;
fire place; steel sash: screens; storm
windows marble window sills: vene-
tian blinds; beautiful carpets; extra lot
OF closets and cupboards: tile bath
with shower; attached garage; H3
acre-s6, TOO: terms.
CLINTON RIVER
Modern home; fireplace; vapor heat:
lovely shade trees; fruit trees; all
kinds OF flowers; shrubs; restricted
eighborhood-sl2 800: terms.
FRASER
One acre; and bath: garage on
paved roads,. TOO; terms.
Ia acre; wooded; houses; brick Q
and bath; also 5 and bath: brickote:
garage-$8,9 $50; 81 800 down.
One-fourtn acre with modern home;
In excellent condition: stoker; hot wa
ter heat; garage-s6,s50; "a down.
App. 5 acres; no buildings; good 10
cation-S2. 900: "a down.
NEAR GRATIOT
Five and bath attic; 5 lots: fenced:
garage; immediate possession-S4, 500;
$4,000 down.
5 rooms basement: u acre; garage:
modern 2-story chicken house, large
enough for 1900 chickens $500:
terms.
Five and bath: basement; furnace:
full second story floored; "a acre; ga
rage-s6. 500; $1,000 down.
Five and bath; includes carpeting;
venetian blinds and oil circulator: ga
rage-S5. 900 terms
Five and bath; garage-s4, 900: terms.
Four room house: all finished: hard
wood floors; plastered-s2. 900; "a dn.
ROSEVILLE
Three acres: duplex home: each has
bath: basement: laundry tubs; newly
ecorated-$6, $50: So 300 down.
Very attractive 5 rooms: bath; util-
ity; lots; picket fence: garage: chick
en- coop-S5. 500; terms.
Four rooms; utility; garage-$l, 800
cash.
Five rooms: garase-s3,5oo: terms.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Cratiot at 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 1901
a
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MODEL A Ford truck: also haylcsd-
err. 8s7i Fairchild road. near French
road. A27
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CAN YOU REMODEL, Excellent OPP
portunity for some one handy with car
penter tools. Have several unfinished
buildings on large lots and acreage
near city. Three locations from which
to choose. Very reasonable terms TO
responsible party. 3l2 North Gratiot.
Mt. Clemens. Phone 5764. G
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LumIey-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.

OFFERS
We have buyers for 20. 80 and 100
acre farms in either Lapeer. ST. Clair
or Northern Macomb Counties; must
be productive soil.
to 10 acres near Mt. Clemens must
have home and necessary out-building
for raising OF chickens, etc.
son bridge to lake; 5 OF rooms with
boat facilities
A large place with boat wells and
livery near mouth OF Clinton rvier or
Bay; must be good.
FOR SALE
Gas station with land and several
pumps. fuel truck. ETC.. selling Blue
Sunoco: at intersection Of two main
paved highways in Macomb County.
Price Sl7,500; terms.
Practically new home: 5 rooms and
up: electric stove with house; lot l20x
80 feet all newly fenced; near North
Gratiot: price $1,000 cash.
Well located l8-holc golf course l20
acres with large club house: lockers:
showers: necessary buildings and golf
equipment for the upkeep of same; IL
quor permit; real buy for 5000
Beautiful Broom home In residential
section bed rooms: toilets on both
convenience including IRE places and
lovely porch. Churches and schools all
within 3 blocks. Price $1,000.
Lumley-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomb ST. Mt Clemens
Phone 67ll c
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SINGLE house: 8 bedrooms; Jones
street. near Gratiot $500: $500
down.
Three-room cottage: lake privileges
Si.75o.
LAKE FRONT cottage; I bedroom;
bath. lot 50xl5o-oniy %. 500: $4,000 On.
Modern room brick: oil heat: lot
75xl5O-Si2. 500; $1,000 down: can be
converted into 2-family: location: Crock
or Blvd.
acre farm: modern S-room home;
20x20 garage; i2xl8 brooder house
$1,000; q. 500 down: II miles from Mt
Clemens
Two acres: 2 miles from city: near
school: city water-s550 cash per acre.
We specialize In lake and river from
tage.
STAN BARRON
Phone Mt, Clemens 2O52. Rec $500 c
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rooms; city water: gas; light; large
lot--S2, 500: $500 down.
6 rooms: bath: large lot garage -
$4,000; 81 900 down.
5 rooms: furnace and Showers, 900:
$500 down.
4 rooms; garage; flowing well lot
00xll6-s3e $50: sl.lo0 down: s28. so a
month.
5 rooms: bath: garage: lot 5ox2oo: on
pavement-s3,75o: sl,850 down.
acres: good soil: 4-room house:
new barn; on good gravel road-$3, $50;
$1,000 down.
4-famil' house; large lot; rents for
$50 per month-S4, 800
department house: rented for SIS per
MONTHS. 500 Sl,l00 down
g room: modern; stoker: fireplace;
lot 66xI99-s6. 500. So 900 down; S45
month; immediate possession.
rooms; garage; large lot; on Eu-
cid avenue. near Gratiot--s7, 900: ST.
600 down.
room brick; garage; natural fire
place; paved street-S8. 500; 81, 900 DIN.
$50 feet on North avenue; $50 II.
deep runs 10 river with full basement;
steam heat; living room; sun room;
dining room; kitchen breakfast nook
and bedroom on first floor; 2 bedrooms
and bath on second floor: garage;
chicken coop: plum trees: IL pear;
2 peach and 2 apple trees-s9. 900.
2-family: rooms; bath up; same
down; oak floors: steam heat: ga
rage; so II. lot-s7 500; 81. 900 down.
Grocery and meat stock: including
Ice box: vegetable box: 3 coolers; slic-
err: scales: cash register: doing big
business; must sell Immediately on ac-
count OF health.
10 acres: modern houses brooder
house; large hen coop; some fruit
So. 800.
40 acres; room house; stock and
tools-s8, 500.
30 acres; modern buildinas-Si6,00 900
stock and tools-S4, 900. G
.WiIdt 6 Warner
Barron Bldg. above First National Banh
Phone Mt Clemens 8e<l
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GARAGE home and lot: "a Shsrkey;
block south of Is Mile and Gratiot
close TO transportation. Inquire Mrs.
Juanita Cuher, l73 RoberLon. A2i
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6 Warner
Barron Bldg. above First National Banh
Phone Mt Clemena 0oll
FOLKS

Nice homes-small and large; also bus
mess houses: very reasonable. See
SAINTS REAL ESTATE
- Church Street Mt Clemens G
Phone 65l5
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Ole Bill SEE

DON'T WEEP and wonder over
bare root transplant which willis down
like a wet rag when you plant it
many of our plants are grown and de-
livered in the modern square band and
can be planted without disturbing the
root soil. No wilt, no loss and much
quicker blooms.
PLANT PANSIES NOW
They will put life ana color in your
garden weeks before other plants
bloom and are absolutely frost-proof.
We have thousands of pansies in every
variety and separate color
all In full bloom. Jumbo Giants; Baby
and some new kinds which
you have never seen before. Our PAN
sizes bloom all summer and with proper
care will live outdoors three years.
HARDY PERRENlALS
Will take hold better IL planted now
in the cool days OF early spring. Our
plants are outdoor grown: wintering
under the snow, and are absolutely
hardy. We have many popular seed
grown varieties and colors
TENDER ANNUA AIS
Our greenhouses are crowded with
flower and vegetable plants which can
be planted outdoors after frost danger
is past Most likely we have every kind
OF plant you will need this season.
Snoop in on this adv. each week for
more details and choice bit OF gar
den gossip from Ole Bill. Open 90.
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Trucking
ASHES AND RUBBISH
HAULED
We VIII pick up your ashes ever week
RAY RIFE
PHONE 770A
fumisotine

ALL 6EDBUGS. roacnss. moths @.
stroyed In six hours: Guaranteed, NJ.
comb Fumigating Service. $3.50 8. River
road corner Longview. Nj Clemens.
Phone 8AAi-
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HARNESS. SADDLES. ,rsvsths
Gags repaired. New leather work made
TO order. IS Warrington. NJ CleDens.
Phone e0o7. 6
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FARMERS who want 20 have brew
cry grain all year around. good mel
sure and a square deal call Adam Dali
Ia. New Haven 22-F23 or first farm
east Of Ray Center; "a mile weI OF
North avenue on knight road. "A
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Farm Fresh Marker

GAMMA bulbs for sale. B5i5 Whiskey
road Phone 1877. A27
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Chiroproetors


OUR MOVING equipment II the best.
Special care taken OF your furniture
and upholstered goods IN storage. sueh
as moth proofing ana wrapping rugs
ana cushions. City Transfer Co., -
Broadway. Mt Clemens. Phone Ga6l.
Service to and from Dstrait daIly. q
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REALTOR
706 Monitor-Leader Building
Phone 64li II no answer call $3.50
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Mt Clemens
Commission
Proceeding

April -. l045.
Commission Chamber.
State OF Michigan
City OF MI. Clemens
Al a regular Getting Of the City
Commission of the City of Mount Glenn
ems held on the above date. there were
present Mayor Wagner and Commits
sioners Breitmeyer. Verkler. Oehmks
and DuBay.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioner DuBay-Oehmko moved
that the following Licenses Be approx
ed: Class C-kurt Bennewitx. 42-4l
Broadway; James Gabriel, 20 Maconb
street and Carl Eschenburg, IS Broad
way. Glass B Hotel-The van-Ross Ho-
tel. 1912 South Gratiot avenue. Tavern
The Mount Clemens Recreation. 20
Croker Boulevard.
Carried.
Yea-Brei.meyer. verkler. Oehmks,
DuBay and Wagner.
Nsy--None.
Commissioner DuBay-Oehmke moved
that the several gasoline pump licenses
of the Mount Clemens Oil Company b
approved.
Carried.
Yea-Brei.meyer. verkler. oehnnle.
DuBay and Wagner.
Nay-None.
commissioner DuBay BreftneyoR
moved that the petition OF Benoni VAN
haelemeersch and eight others. re-
uuestng the vacation OF property In
Mullett's Survey. be received and re-
ferred 10 the City Attorney and city
Engineer and to report back on ut the
next regular meeting.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. verkler, oehmke.
DuBay and Wagner.
Nay-None.
moved tina, the commune alton from
and filed. and that Commissioner Oehm-
Ike be appointed representative Of the
City Commission and Guy A. Verklsr
as alternate, on the Council OF veter.
ans Affairs.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. verkler. oehmks.
DuBay and Wagner.
Nay-None.
Commissioner verkler Breitmeyer
moved that the CITY Clerk be, and he
hereby is. instructed 70 advertise for
Road oil bids.
Carried
Yea-Breitreyer. verkler, Oehmke.
DuBay and Wagner.
Nay--None.
Commissioner .Breitmeyer verklef
moved 20 adjourn.
Carried.
Yes-Breitmeyer. verkler. Oehmke,
DuBay and Wagner.
Nsy-None.
JOSEPH II. MATTHEWS.
City Clerk.
April ANIL.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-06

MIKE
SEE

Airmail To Depot-Train To
Hardin-And Extra Special To
Mike See
Dear Hollis:
Here 1 am in Seattle with my
wife and kids. It's Shure a nice
city other than the hills, its o
K. I came to buy up a lotta
Government Surplus machinery
but for some reason or other
they are higher than heck and
I amt got any yet. They have
PITS ceiling prices on gasoline
cats that are not even in run
ing order, been blowed up or
wrecked. Those in running Or
der are not for sale. That's the
way it is all the way thru. They
seem to be waiting for crazy
guys to get rid of their junk
to and their friends get the
latest and best, by some kind
of pull or other way which I'm
shure is not on the up and up.
The more I am here the more
I knoe you gotta be in polly
ticks or you don't get a dam
thing that's any good. When I
60 back to Hardin III hafta
get into pollyticks again.
went to the show the other
mite and y way in the main
feature they stopped it and had
Clark Gable make a speech to
donate for the crippled service
men. Myself, think insted of
having the people donate that
way they otta make the show
owners dig out at least 10 cents
outta each admission. This way
the management gets outta
paying anything. On yah. be-
fore I fegit, the lites wasn't
put on bright during the COL
leckshuns. They was on kinda
soft like.
On the way to Seattle we Wis
tied Leo BeSel's at Toppenish
and visited the Bruce Water
houses and Dave Freis familys.
Then after being in Seattle l
day I run into Earl Sibley. He
sed he jus came in to see his
son, Barney, comm off of the
Enterprise. It was due to come
in the next day. About an
hour later about 40 blocks a.
way we ran into Ella Mae Da-
Wis and her little peekeneese
puppy at a red lite crossing. I
didn't get to talk to her because
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the cop sed come on, get to
hell a goin' and quit holdin up
the traffic. I dint dare argyou
with the cop anyway in a
strange town so I jus kept a
gon land cussed him out to
myself If Id a been in Hardin
1 could a argyoued with Ira
Smith or Russell Vickers for a
minute anyway but not here.
The next day we went for a
ferry ride to Bremerton. I thot
it wood take 10 minutes up and
10 back but after riding 81
hours we got back. While in
Bremerton I seen the Wasp
Aircraft carrier that was being
repaired. I'm shure it was the
Wasp because that's what they
were all talkin about. Then the
next day after we had already
spent a lotta money Jus mon
keying around we rode out to
Boeing Aircraft Co. and seen
the buildings all camaflouged
with trees and homemade side
walks and things, and even
seen about 100 more or less big
planes. ! never seen so many
airplanes in my life at l place.
The reason I am riting a let
ter now is that its raining like
'bizness so I hafta stay
inside. don't knoe of enything
else to rite now only that Id
like to live here better than
anywhere I've ever been only I
wood have a lot more treble
staying in pollyticks here so
I'm comm back to Hardin.
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chased in areas where loans
are regarded as feasible. How
ever, prices of late-crop potatoes
which do not store well or
which are grown in areas where
loans are impracticable will be
supported by such diversion
programs as are possible. In Or
der to receive support prices
under the program it will be
necessary to offer all of the
marketable grades of potatoes
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.GtiA:EARM News
CROP PROSPECTS
ARE VERY GOOD

An Improvement of 159 mill
ion bushels in the prospective
corn crop high-lighted general
advances in the nations crop
picture during July. The De-
partment of Agriculture now
forecasts the third largest VOL
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ume Of crops ever grown in this

country.
Crop forecasts included re-
cord crops of wheat, oats, pea
nuts, rice, peaches, pecanS, and
truck crops: near-record crops
of hay, tobacco, soybeans. SUI
garcane, and some fruits; and
big crops of potatoes, grain,
sorghums and flaxseed.
The August estimate OF g.
S44.478. 900 bushels of corn for
harvest this year frightened the
feed Situation-So important to
any plans for continuing or
expanding the production Of
meat, eggs and dairy products.
The prospective corn production
would be IL percent below 1914
but II percent above the 10
year average. There is a prob
ability of much soft corn" this
year because of late paintings
in manv producing areas. The
prospective oats crop of IL
billion bushels would shatter a
production record that has
stood for IS years and would
add materially to feed grain
supplies for 1945-46. The hay
crop of 1O4 million tons would
give farmers the most hay per
animal consuming unit since
1927 Improved prospects for
spring wheat were primarily re-
sponsible for boosting the wheat
forecast by 17k million bushels
during July. The 1945 wheat
crop of LAG, 283, 900 bushels will
top all past records. running As
percent above the 10-year aver
age.
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LOANS TO SUPPORT
LATE POTATO CROP

CCC loans made through the
county offices of the Agricul-
tural Adjustment agency will be
the principal means of support
ing the price of late crop po-
tatoes, the USDA advises pro-
ducers in order that they may
arrange to benefit from the
support proagrm. The USDA
points out that late-crop sto-
rage potatoes will not be pur-
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in a given lot. Potatoes from
which top grades have been re-
moved will not be eligible for
support.
.f.
The USDA has requested the
phosphate mining companies to
produce a maximum OF the Ter
tilizers needed to enrich soil SO
that high food production goals
can be met.
Shop in Hardin
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Baby's ring attached to string
and engraved with tiny flow
ers. Reward Mrs. Barney Old
Coyote, ST.. Crow Agency 36-1'
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TWO ration books No. 3 and
No. 4. Helen Lopez. Hardin i
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10 SECTIONS of approximately
8 foot each board walks
ready to lay. $500 per section
Box PIT or call 291. Trap
hagen'S 32-tf
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For Sale

For Sale or Trade on Irrigated
farm-One 7 room full base
ment house, good barn, chick
en- house, wash room. Has
well and ciStern. On 1-acre
tract. close in. Dale Redmond
Phone 88-J. 3l-:f
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ONE billfold containing import
ant registr ton papers. Re-
turn to Tribune Office. Bus
ter Harris. 35-2"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-06

CHAIR and davenport. Will
open for bed. Phone 133W or
P. 0. Box 533. 34-3*
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LILA'S Beauty shop now open.
ShampooS, finger waves. per-
manents. It-Se-Cot cabins in
Lodge Grass. 3O-3'
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Wanted To Buy
Notices

BARLEY. Holly Feed Yard SO
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A GOOD dinner cook at Chuck
Wagon cafe at once. 3G-tf
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Help Wanted

CHAMBER maid. Inquire Becker
Hotel. 19-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-06

SERVICE sta t ion attendant
wanted. Must be willing to
work. AIS Conoco Service 5-2s
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one or all. TWo-horSe beet
pullerS. Jake KOebbe. 35-2*
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WAITER or waitress wanted at
once Also need diShWaSher
ChuckWagOn. 35-tf
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Wanted To Rent

A FARM from 100 to 100 acres
Inquire Tribune-Herald. 34-3'
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Lost

TIRE and green wheel on Busby
road. Liberal reward. Contact
Continental Oil Co., In Har-
din. $3.50
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Found

STRAYED to my place. Horse
branded 3K on left hip. Own
er pay feed bill, this ad and
take horse. Sam Pouuous. 4-3
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one 5-room house with full
basement on 3rd Street. Also
S acres irrigated land on
north addition. Phone ATM
or write Box 784 Hardin. 5-3'
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NEARLY new, modern, 2 bed
room home. Full basement,
Excellent location across from
city park. Also 240 acre farm
located S mi. north of Har-
din. H. W. BunSton. 36-tf
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LODGE RESUMES
MEETINGS SOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith
Entertained Mr.. nd Mrs. john
Bennett at dinner Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-06

ALMOST new circulating coal
heater. baby bed in good con-
dition, baby buggy, oak cup
board, oak library table or
desk. side board. desk and
book case combination, bed
stead and good mattress. Vic
tor SteiametZ, next door to
Waterman'S 36-1"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-24

OVER IA
years old as Carrier-Sales'
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bona
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch