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Evening star., 1946-12-08
HELP WOMEN tcont.1

YOUNG LADY, ambitious, with sales ex-
perience, to sell I'M one Of the finest mems
Sess so,ss Working IL
the YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 st. NV.
sss. gegse hot IsPs ..ssns s pnS & ss
fssaqs'ffssab sfsbAsr ef NE bRos esF.'f fac iss fS
YOUNG LADY. over 1s, to post simple
ledgers for motion pis@tqre @ iirn; sI2, 2,aaS; aa
SERVICE CORP, $40 New Jersey ave. Nv
YOUNG WOMEN, 1885. for clerical work
in local bank; 5-day week; permanent po-
issnt 4os oAs AsDy RH 4 BsEE' : 81 s ana
9ouN Mr RoMfEin RSSMnsES 4ih Sor telephone a ,as
ceive increases. in pay during the irst
year: work in clean, bright ofaces with
congeniaf associates. No experience re,
ofices, 72f 18th st. NV. or 1882 s.; nv
PPsRs PRsr svsn1asST e PssTomAc ynt sTRRLMEpHoNE M co
sfhIsnp VIII ear sdSsrsisins. sh CAN MRS sMRs SMITH
PART-TIME EVENING EMPLOYMENT in
our Hotel statler flower shop; YOUNG laay l;sy
XSp Essf iMgsninfs each sE Fl Il
PGRlsn PaRF qE. h4oI foE snsnoisl IL market The
Everline Star has excellent work for
hours (s hours daily, 10 am: to pm,
auired: high school graduates preferred,
Room 504, star Building. THE EVENING
RETIRED GovT. statistical and ex-teach-
er desires office work or tutoring. BOX
Direct % FIELD MANAGER wanted by 5s-
year nationally known dress manufacturer,
designers and makers OF inexpensive,
guaranteed 'Maisonette" dresses. suits
blouses. shirts, selling direct to customer
through exclusive saleswomen, has an open
ing for an aggressive lady. Must have
direct sales experience OF organizatlon
record, ability to employ and direct a sales
force of high-type women. Personal sell
ing not required, no investment REQUIRED:
but hard work is necessary to build real
organization to cover washington terri
tory. Other field managers are earning
from $4,000 to $500 per year. For a
personal interview, give complete detaus
regarding yourself and phone number: All
information strictly confidential Write
H c. Stephenson, branch sales manager.
wARD-STILsoN CO., p. o. Box 1872,
MEpICAI Nj MEf H ORGANIZATION needs recep-
must be intelligent and ac-
curate; staggered 5-day week to start; per-
manent, interesting work: state salary ex-
pected. Box 364-A. Star. 10
Z
Evening star., 1946-12-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING TO DEs MONIES; Iowa. De-
aVaihABlE isVaifhrA tsss rs lgs pRiyE III YoT % g res
or share expenses: references exchanged.
Call AID. 343o between 10 and pm. today.
RIDE WANTED to West Coast of Florida
lakeland: leaving around Dec, 70: heip
sfye asN ssaTs FoR MaMr A ast week in
90-ft. schooner yacht. For Information,
TEAss TEAysG RSS foR 9Rlnsf ToRT MMYERs and
West. Fla. Dec. 81 asd returning January
GRa F9Hn tce eoHPHs Tss %s rffde TO M sse
burg week of Dec. II. DECKER. Bradley
TTiRaihNsPoRTATIoN iii wanted to vicinity
Kansas City BY brother and. sister. leaye
about Dec. .2I, return by Jan. B. RE.
PSTo TWo dooD 600 DRIVERS desire ride to New
Psnses; esII oW $3.50 @ sIterss after pm I'M ride.
i sar aSas, = sSs III vacant seats, " n: N:ss
1ENvER-Drivipg new car to Denver
Dee 1lth m er q. l2th aat, can take four passsn-
DRIyISG TssSch is5 To MIAMI MIAMI Monday; take 8
passengers; Iga9 Bq,sh shr GL 3255 s
Ala. or vicinity week end OF Dec. 18th:
share expenses and driving. Call Adams
RIDE, for married couple. 70 Columbus,
Ohio, week end of Dec. Goth and return
following week end: any point in Ohio
acceptable. Call AID. 710S Sat- or sun.
DRivING Straight through TO Birmingham,
Ala, Dec. 17;ahave room for = or 8 pas
isRfsfff DRfSfNG rhSf ao MISNEAPoLIs Dec 49, will
have room for TWO women. Call DI 3473
VETERAN wants ride to California; help
SRfsrN6 fGsYs siss so cdEuMSs, 81 6hio. Ax Dec as
return Dec % or 2S; take both ways
Call this week. Phone CO. 6951.
GENTLEMAN driving to Longwood, Fla,
about the 18th or 10th, can take / or =;
prefer some one with driving permit to
share driving. W. E. BRENNAN, Ash
burn, Va.
COUPLE wants ride to New York City,
Hartford OF SprInsfield, Mass, Dec. "a
MR.. SULLIVAN, IL 2526, after 4:30 Pm
MIAMI, about Dec. Goth; take 2. share,
help drive; best references given and ex-
pected. GE. 2BTi.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
SITUATIONS. MEN tcont. !,

YOUNG MAN, reliable, intelligent and en-
feur. Please call At, 3S63.
YOUNG VET, %. white, will drive any one
anywhere In .. s.. salary and expenses
Mr.. BUMGARDNER. ME. 2541. ---i0
SCHOOL FOR BOYS desires to place youths
on Jobs affording living accommodations
For details, Box 2-x, Star.
LEGAL--3rd-yr, law student, 25 yrs. old,
now earning $4, 100 per yT. in Govt. de-
sires to resign and accept part-time EN-
ployment in good law firm specializing In
tax or other administrative practice. Box
Ex.AaF M s'fl fAlDMINIsTRArIvE officer Gtpyt
g mai. via ocs at 4ol wants JOB 2; G.
where ordered duration, Pentagons han
ding communications top-secret down
C.Tilian background 20 yrs. oil Southwest
Land, legal, scouting, publicity. supt
field operations. u. OF CHICAGO graduate
Eng, hist. major: writer, typist, corre-
spondent. Desire interview with Legislator
needing ex-sec., speech doctor or con.
tractor or executive recurring right-hand
man where energy. know-h how, integrity and
loyalty are muSts. Interim employment
the Hill where immediate future looks
dark for us Democrats. Box 3S5-A, Star.
G. w. STUDENT desires part-time work
Have car, will do delivery or inside. Please
call HENKELp GIL. 697S or WI. $500.
WORK Of any kind, pm. to IL pm.
DU. 7OS1
Evening star., 1946-12-08
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE-MaIl wishes place as
janitor or utility man after in evening
small compensation and quarters. Cal
LU. 1854.
COUPLE, colored to live in; private fam.
lily or apt. building; wife do g.h.w.. mar
as handyman or janitor. no. 5676.
COUPLE, white, wife will give services in
exchange for furnished apt: husband en-
ployed. EX. 0520.
FRENCH COUPLE desires position in o
small family or help in hotel, man as
cook and woman for kitchen help; LODGING
and board. MR.. l., PAQUET, 1874 irving
st NV. *
PLUMBING, htg., lead work: will con.
tract work or salary, city or suburb: have
tools: will consider interest in business
Box f3-A Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY 9,
HELP DoMESTIc tcont.

HELP DOMESTIC tCont.)
80: g.h.w.. help with baby, live in; ref
erences: salary. ia. 689I. -S
WOMAN, middle age, cooking, r.h.w., FAM
lily CT two, permanent home. nearby Mary
land, full time. Box 240-A, Star. 81
casSier' 70 oA BE- bonded % Please csii iYAeG for
interview at 1901 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex,
TTSwo TSw GIRLS. to live in and handle COZ COM
plete ~houseWork, cooking and laundry for
adults and 3 children; in Chevy Chase.
2. c.: references and health card REQUIRED.
WO. $685. -S
WILL GIVE ROOM and board and small
salary to settled unemployed lady in ex-
change for light duties. 81. S167.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
EMpLoYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
CoMPToMETER oPERAToRs. full Ii

CoMPTOMETER oPERaAIoRs. I. full Z time In e
tRi RrGs sss n or sssnhsss IS
s WRihPfSs sdg es Da men agso Or Di
days Si5oo-sa3b. Accountants, Once msrs;;;
aes saeo$sSSo $sssSSose6S sMrH
gERSlGH fEsSHRks ~ esasThDcSese Ii S0n
library. mathematics. chemistry. others,
$1,000 naofs sa ssh9G Tsachsrs aaa Aasnss
N. Charles st. Baltimore, Md. ..
DETICIANs, several. female, White any nosi- eH-
ASST. ASST! ksfRsscAsaIEk. exp. 45 ykE V;
sssy Sf seas sFs I'll stSo CO., 100; esessaa
M fee erega1oM g1 MTA nS nsasIpgIogENT S
i7io q st. NV. MA. 0954. .
SALESMAN, $3.50 mo. mn. Knoll paints;
auto nee food salesman, D. c., com and
S45 wk; adv. salesman, com, and drawing
acct: inside salesman, merchandise. $40;
Byrd d at PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G
coJkT e niH; RA RsAsp6RTshR. $4,000 sm.1; must
see see M las' Fofd. FoRp EMP SERVICE 71s
SPECIAL sfin a n AZ AsGENT 1s fmS, $4,000 and car
Insurance. Miss Dodge. BoYD'S, 1858 r.
EDiPHoSE oPER., ST 900 ~: 5-day wk;, !,
very good office. administrative assistant,
research, 5000. Need 100 new applicants
tratior,. thousand placed annually. Miss
Evans. BoYD's, 1888 r. MA. 2340.
PHYSICIST, PhD;. 5000 I'm Z; ocb ciMl s;Ts En-,
ph b degree, S6, 900. See Miss Dodge at
tOldest Emp. Service In D.. C. Est. 80 yrs.)
BOYDS. 1888 F. Ma. 1888.
ROOKKPR, office mgr. trn.); start $50 wk;
Expr. Many other excellent openings; real
futures. See Miss Morgan at BoYD'S
1888 r. MA. 2341.
secondary; $1,000 to $4,000: college and
university, S2,400 to $4,000. BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY, 516 N Charles St.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
HoME IMpRovEMENr COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, REPAIRS, remodeling, paint
ing, papering, piastering. Guaranteed ex-
pert workmanship No n monsy GGrp doMni .SsrfNfs 2
CO., RE. S4S4. IL
CONCRETE, cement work. footings. porch
es, steps. drivewayS carp. work, caaIking
no job too big or too small. Cali any time.
FLOORS SANDED, refinished: cleaning,
waxing; 10 years exp; reasonable price,
free est. r. L. BROWN. co. 420g. ---lo
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best:
laying sanding, finishing. cleaning, par
niiet instaflatiois: aruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1914 Wiscon-
sin ave. NO. 221e.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BRAZILIAN, PORTUGUESE instruction
wanted, both grammar and conversa.-
good pronunciation should apply. MR..
BROWN, EN-. 1851,
Evening star., 1946-12-08
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont. ].

WILL GIVE CARE 10 children in my home
n e, section, vicinity Sears. TR. S105.
YOUNG. talented, desires receptionist
reaaiTIne MI typiins typpissg. LII, goss. ee "osA Nv
Evening star., 1946-12-08

RADIO SEhslCEnhN, Win cai anI .oois
home and auto radios. Call North 7ls4
RESTAURANT CAFETERIA MANAGER, ex.
celient organizer. IA years experience,
Government and industrial cafeteria, feed,
ing, capable buyer, planning balanced
ana a ehase
seria. se.l Louis scHUITHEIs. 1882 Mass
sss9EsMaN axe aW Aps ssxeacative ecu "a. married, with
personal sales volume more than S3,09o,-
| 600 in 1946, several lines; desires mme,
diate afIlliation with reputaole I'm ara am,no
pSsS pius oopportunity n for increased .earniings
Commensurate with demonstrates anh,sy
sSk ssSIkrss4MsaAAEsxEcuTrvE, s4sa.AA ssalc long experiene.
in meeting the public, seii&ing, & prepsiEss tyrist
saHPs GRfEpsSSEnssssSSrATfvE for
%tSashinaton tSash tsrfitorss writ,
gSH sgSHooL soE tss6Ys desires to place youth.
FOR details. Bog 2-x: z..ssnTant Star; cafeteria
experienced supervisor. menu planner, ioos
cost expert, economical buyer, desires se'
Position msdes sSf aborssoSg S9sA
DDoStaotI Dostsiont IN TO iesTn actively
n &c nss ss4f slaiss h5s
VET. 20, yrs, college varied .ss exp. anet lntl
/ superT. of YMCA club. hotel clerk; oper
offer Of smp Boz gsnts psrt ssar tim.
real est and property mangt. once BOX
VETERAN ;pETI f"d desires part time wosk as pho
| tographer at night or SATURDAY ana sun
SagT R9x 29A 81 college SSaE graduate formel
ordf,ance officer. 81. s. A. desires position
With weIsSsas p G e,nrnlense sn waere ean au'S 5,
,,tiIized: Army experience supervising cart
and maintenance of wheeled, vehicles ans qs
spare parts; now employed. Eel. SH
VETERAN, college graduate accounting, de
4 sires permanent accounting or pookksep
VETERAN, student: part-time typtst, PB66
lcO. 57s7, Mr.. BARRY, before 3 I'm. =
| YOUNG MAN, vet, colored, desires eveninl
4 work after school, cooks helper or elevate
operator, etc. Call NO. 29Ss. go x.SS,..,
J YOUNG MAN, fast, accurate typist, plliinl
+ clerk. bookkeeper, desires Saturday work
RIA, 60s2 bet. 90 Sat-, 9 TO Sun. O.
The frontiersman., 1946-11-23
The Front iersman

AcCA Cont e II a conmittes 3 rnee- | ing at her home in the nc ar future to plan for a rnsmb ser ship. drive. ACC A nnenlb CT ship cards we're re- csivad by Mrs. Eng l1sl1 last We ek l.
 The iunned fat 6 goal of the terri tory-~ ids organizatio Is the stab1 hment Of an or rthopedic hospital inNA aska.
The frontiersman., 1946-11-23
P'ag Fouy
 f < A ] [ fi H @ {

Dr' !. Me Twin sBs 1 tz, 5 head Q f tho SC ld6v la hos D t'a wa slran mo ly s1 ected vi ce
 pr 5s idsnt Of the Pub -
 lie Heal tn e oaar1c | ! d t
 this we 5 k s me t ing \ 2
 Dr.. Ba1 tx sue . seds iMerri I StrIi ths who moved E oln Ss l dov1 1a to Pa Inner ,. sa3 M < s
The frontiersman., 1946-11-23

C'ouNc:IL stcorlt {; x soted to proceed wi th ! the work a 8 soon as Wsat tflsr pc rmf ts.
 Progre s s Of the work on the a irf cid was sl sc.us Ski p1an4s can land 2 at the { f ield $ ( 8 oTs as the snow 5 de eep enough
 The C col11lc 1 l 2 x--t pr ressed the hope tha tI ' pilot 8 and a IF con ]: pant . Id send dll- vest tors Sol Sdov ia to $ urvey y the ! posstbi1,it ies or fer q by the field ':
The frontiersman., 1946-11-23
R0L nAg OR

Back Tn It's trad 1E tiona al- spot on ths calendar Thank g.iv-s ing vi II g i've s 5 lao- via school pup ills "a ! two o-day aol day ne xt Week. sss, s Student $ w fl I not be back Tn sclaoo1 af - tor We dne sd ay af ter noon unt the fol -S lowing Mond day mo Tn ings '
 Thsrs will be a Thank sgi living pr ogP am at the school on Wed
 ns sday aft ernoon ;. Mrs. J W. Thompson pr imap y t sac her, is in charge \
The frontiersman., 1946-11-23
} 5 5. NDAy II GO Ls r. DN x K QsN
 There will be Ms,-3 thodt st Sunday schoo ol t toinorr oW at 2 pm.

ooks x etn Tge C.
 70 s Equipped to do all types, of pling work
The frontiersman., 1946-11-23
A5 hT 60 1,
X NOW W QIL RA ~ 9ES

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The frontiersman., 1946-11-23
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
Assault, Conduct
Gases Are Tried
Bv The Recorder
PAGA ~

Assault ana disC.derly ccniiuc
cases were ,.Nr . the five tri"c IN :
short session Il re o.dcr's co.!rt yes
terday.
Tried TO- assault with = deadl.
weapon on Il. Q. Wac. u. EdiSo
Fuller. white, was sent -nccd 10 Il
months on the reads, suspended upon
payment o! cost; ;ni doctors and
hospital bills q! Wade &c wa fur
Their cautioned 10 rcma': away iron!
Hill Top No. > for tMo years.
Harry Lockcmy. white, was tried
for diSCrderly conduct and assault.
with deadly weapon and was sch
fenced to six months On the roads
suspended upon paymCn, OF $40 and
costs and CO. dition that he RENAL !
away from Victory Inn for the mex.
two years.
Lemuel Wight CClorcd. tried 70"
for public drunkenness, was take!
with costs.
Prayer for judgment FOR John
Knight, white. tried FOR giving 4
worthless check for S2l.95 To Clyde
3. Wilson. was continued fer two
years upu: payment CT costs and
on condition that he make good the
heck.
A mol pros with leave WAS taken
in the case OF Marie Swanson. white.
tried for larceny OF some clothing
from Mrs. Viola Gully.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
Bishop ". W. Peele
Speaks On Sunday
At Lost Colony

Mantco - Bishop ". ". Pcr!c
for years one OF Southern Method
iSm's outstanding .radcrS. will DC
the speaker Sunday attcrmour nj this
seasons last vcSpcr service in The
Watersidc thcatcr II For; Ra.cIIG
The services have been held cacI
Sunday during the sixth season @.
the Lost Colony. which CniS on La
Dor Day.
Now Bishop CT the NortA Carolina
ana Virginia CO ier2nccS. with head
quarters in Richmond. Bishop Pcclc
is native of Laurimbura. y. G.. and
n graduate o. 1r!lity College. now
Duke University. in the lass OF 1903.
He was ordained in 1906.
Music for the Sundays services
will be provided by the Wesimj.-
ster Choir. and ihe Rev. j. Herbert
Miller. superintendent OF the Eliza
beth City district. and the Rev. D.
w. Charlton pastor OF the Nj. Olive
Methodist church. MJnteo. will assist
in the services. In event OF rain
the program will bc held in the Mi
Olive church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
Numb, BUrningArms
ResUItOfOverwork

By the time the patient has
dressed, the symptoms have dimin-
ished. However, the fingers remain
uncomfortable and less nimbla
than usual throughout the day.
When the days work is over, tho
symptoms again increase.
During the night, there may be
some burning pain which causes
the patient to awaken. An I'M
usually hard days work also ag-
gravates the symptoms.
After some weeks or months,
the symptoms reach their height
and then vary from time to time
with the amount of work, fatigue
and the patients general health.
= A few discover that rest gives
4 great deal Of relief. In DIR.
WalShc's opinion, il is the only
thing which will do so.
In the past. a number Of diff
fcrent forms of treatment have
been attempted for this condition,
but none has been particularly
satisfactory. These include the
application of heat, massage, cal
cium. or lime preparations, salicy-
latcs and vitamins.
Rest in Bed
On the other hand, DR.. Walshe
has found that rest in bed, or
merely the stopping of mechanical
work. will often result in immc-
diatc disappearance of the symp-
toms.
In the most severe cases, he adj
viscs period of n week in bed
with the patient proppcd up in bed
during the day, with the arms in
sings. Then the patient may be
allowed to be up and about. but
with the arms supported in sings,
when possible. while standing or
walking. At this time, massage
and measures to build up tho pa
ticnt's health may aid in prevent
ing recurrence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
.amb Street lot
Title Is Changed
Thrice In Deeds

\ lot on Lamb street changed
hands three times and group of
II lots in Henderson township was
transferred twice in realty actions
al the register of deeds office yes
tcrday.
NJ. Luther Jackson and wife con-
vcyct lot on Lamb street in North
Henderson To Pearl Blackicy for Slu
and other considerations. Pearl W.
Elacklcy transferred the lot To NJ.
Luther Jackson and Jackson then
sold the lot 10 l.. Il. Williams and
wife each transaction for $40 and
other considerations.
Louisa b. Kinluch and husband
conveyed - lots in Henderson town
ship and interest III properties or
New street TO Rebecca Burwcll Tor
so and other considerations.
Nineteen lots in Henderson town
ship and interest in properties on
New street We're transferred bl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
e. mERMAN N. BUNDEsEN. MD.

TIE number Of letters receive.
particularly from women. asking
what TO do for numbIess and ting
ling Of the hands and fingers might
hc regarded as Il sign of the times.
Interpreted. these many letters
mean tina. more wcmrn are today
engaged in physical labor than ut
any recent time in history. For
mcliy confined to washer women or
o,hvis nnbi.uaiiy engaged in
heavy work. this condition is now
spreading throughout the FEM
mi" wa"!j bccaus" of the greater
demands made on women every
where daring VA" years.
domestic Shortage
The shortage of household help
has hryn one factor, forcing many
women To take up araccuStomcd
dCtitS around the home. The OPEN
ing Of the gates OF industry to
women is Il result of the war has
been another, for IN many in
stahrca, these women have added
I. factory job to their ordinary
household tasks.
DR.. Francis Nj. X. Walshc of
England gives 20 this condition
the long r;imc Of acr"parcSihcSia
q; the hands ami arms. He finds.
il every Instance. that patients
ar, hahitr2llv fati%ucd. have
weak, ilahay muscles and do work
which REQUIRES heavy use of the
hands.
DR.. WalSho believes that in
n condition Of constant fatigue.
weak tired muscles allow the
bone. u: tic shoulder girdlc to sag,
thus causing the first rib to press
on nerves and blood vessels which
pass 20 the arms. Numbncss and
tingiinG naturally follow.
Symptoms are most severe on
Awakening in the morning, and
patients are likely to find their
fingers clumsy and weak.
f.,.rr;,.I, IUtc XIV,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28

Edison r Hicks and wife To Re-
bccca Burwcli for 81 and other con-
SideratlonS.
Willie Lou LETTERS and husband
and Robert Hawkins and wife con-
Vcyed II lots III Henderson town.
ship and interest in properties on
New street To Rcbecca Burwell for
$40 and other considerations
y lot ON the Oxford highway was
transferred 10 Edward c. Joyner and
wife by y c. Vow and wife for
500 and other considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
jerks INFANT is
BURIED ON TUESDAY

Burial services for the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elton jerks. of 525
North Garnet street. were held
yesterday afternoon at Elmwond
cemetery. The child died Monday
night at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28
From Washington,

Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Newton of
Washington. ID. C.. will arrive today
10 visit Mrs. Ncwton'S parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. y. Davis on the Oxford
read.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-28

Ccryrivh,. 1916 King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Registration for
General Election
Closes Today!
Healthy Asparagus

Healthy Asparagus
The disease-resistant strains of
asparagus are named for two ia.
nous women, Martha Washington
and Mary Washington.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Browning Stores
Better Supplied
With Merchandise

As compared with G. o b i n g
stores in practically every large
and small town as we'll as the
western plains city of Denver,
be visited, Browning stores are
quite we'll off. according to Bob
Starr, who with Mrs. Starr had
accompanied their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Siebott and daughter, Carol Ann,
on their return home to Craig,
Colorado. from the latters' flying
trip here recently. The Stars
arrived home last Saturday.
In Denver Mr.. Starr went out
to shop for a suit of clothes and
the nearest he came to succeed
ing was when he located a store
with a meager line with no coat
sizes between SO and "a.
In mems hosiery the situation
was similar, he said, and mostly
what was available was wooden
material unsuited to Sunday Go
To Meeting" choice.
Beautiful dustproof wardrobe
display fixtures, with capacities
for dozens of suits would have
one or two suits in them, pro-
traying the general situation.
Making observations to deter
mine whether or not Browning
stores we're at the tail-end in be-
ing supplied by manufacturers,
he said that the local situation is
comforting when matched with
that elsewhere.
Restaurant prices, however,
generally compared with those
in Browning, he said, meal prices
being 60 cent and upwards.
Steaks average around SIPS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Events In Brief....

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Smell &C.
companied her sister, Mrs. A.
Norman Hough and son, David
as far az MeCloud last Sunday
the two latter being on their re.
turn to Edmonton. after a two
week visit at the Smell home.
Girls all wool two. piece suits
8 to S at the Economy Shop.
Miss Annette Kennerly, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ken.
nsrly, has returned to Riverside
! Calf. to resume her school work
at the Sherman Institute. This
year she is a en- Tor and vice
president of the student council.
A shipment of Koret Jackets
at the Economy Shop.
Mrs. Jean Sharp of Los An.
geles is here visiting her mother,
Grandma Aubrey. and other re.
latives. Mrs. J. W. Craig of
Circle, her sister. is still here.
the reunion of family members
making the occasion most enjoy
able for the venerable Grandma
Aubrey, who is still comparative
ly hale and hearty. despite her
advanced age.
Infants corduroy bonnets for
Fall at the Economy Shop.
Mrs. Donald Peterson and
daughter, Andrea, of Everett,
Wash, who had been visiting
Mrs. Peterson's mother, Mrs.
Percy Nash. left last Saturday
on their return home.
William Allison, treasurer of
the Blackfset Tribal Business
Council, is visiting relatives in
Arizona. During his absence G.
G. Kipp, chairman of the Tribal
Council, is serving in his stead.
Leo Kenuerly, Jr.. son of Mr.,
and Mrs, Leo Kennerly. is home
from the Cushman Hospital 10
Tacoma, having been under hos
pitalization for the last five
months, He was taken there last
spring for restoration of the use
Of his right hand. an incapacita-
ton resulting from a fall from a
ladder occasioping the hospitaIiz.
alton. Recovery was only partial,
one of his fingers still failing to
exert normal muscular response.