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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. books opened kept; fun OF
par Part time al taxes statements at n reas. Re
ACCOUNTANT. @ expert: eGf books Started, kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
ments Prompt, reas. sH. 1854. @o'
lime audited and monthly statements
acCoUNTANT-BooKKEEPER desires per
capable Of assuming fuii RESPONSIBILITY.
CccoputSS1TANTBooKKEEpER. 81. Bcs.
ey yrs gHb eiD acct exp, with cPA firm p Box
AcCT.-ExEc. ,Se-r 2sIt sEc'Y desires position in
Wash: mig; exp. age -, vet; salary eX- <,
26oG So. Adams, Apt. /. Arlington, Va. 20
CIVIL Registered, profession
al. desires part-time work; design. draft
iI,, Ing GlagTDInR, field work. TIE. 4297.
search-Married vet, 81, offers foliowins
talents: Univ. grad: spec. research courses,
t5aned for eG wE nn, writing exp
security investigator oversees. expert. in
terviewer and analyst, some LEGAL exp,
overall business background: long hours.
6aFd p Stsr work welcomed references Box isl
FoREiGN SERVICE STUDENT. veteran.
desires part time evening Or weekend po-
improving Spanish; will consider anything
DU, 1859. 5000 pm.
Man, Man 5;,t 81 active t alert i1 With initistiye
structions accurately NO 07Sl. 2s'
MAN, colored, young, desires nghtwork
Adams 542T 26"
MAN, 40, married sober, good education
appearance and culture, wants Job meet
ing the public or as correspondent: no
canvassing; D. C. resident. IA. 1855. 2s'
ORGANIST and choirmaster, Is years
exp. foreign tr.. Prot. or Cath serv., vet =,
Nationwide recitalist. Box 1870. Star.
PART TIME JOB % years old wed,
Thurs. Fri, any hours; , yrs. college
Box 1850, Star
yETIRAN " TER s0lqTsa sss wants good paying job
VET, age, a3,, night college student. de-
Call MR. DAVIS. WO. 5000 after pm
VETERAN, young. ex-AAF pilot. desires
lob. flvins, selling, travelling or other re-
sponSble position single and free to travel
If you have any offer write Box 2O3-C,
Star 1S'
VETERAN Air Corps captain public rela-
tiors and intelligence officer with years
outside sales experience for one co. prior
to the war. will listen attentively to a
proposition by new organization or by
veteran salesman with ideas for dis
tributorship. Box I11-C, Star
ATTENTION, TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Well-acauainted Christian gentleman with
in administrative practice, Washington
representation, statistical and economic
research and writing OF nterna tional mar
ket surveys. is available for an expanding
trade. research or similar organization
Box l64-C, Star 2S'
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveway con;
coNsFRueTIoN es5SsoR S41 Peel5y So sH a5o HARPER
parkins areas within 50 IN miles tsa0S Cali Cali
CEMENT WORK; stone walls. nagstone
porches and walks. chimneys freplaces
F. MARCUCCIO, Route 4. Horners Lane
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 34sJ
DIRT. hand excavated under porches. Gel
lars. driveways, yards. Franklin 5000.
FLOORS SANDED, refnished dustless ma
chimes, 10 yrs. experience: white mechan-
les; reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN, co
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best:
laying, sanding. finishing cleaning: par
in ave. NO. 2215
PAINTING and pspering q speciality; all
s4ss ssse OF TERMS hf o3 nd M1 %s MfT
RoPoLITAN CONTRACT CO, TR. 1910
PAINTING, PAINTING, DECORATING, papsrlns, 4 soor
ss}ineiss@ aAMhToN 'ess ess
PA1SfiSc IsSsffS !'zsi zRrAroSiNc " vaterprooflns
msdaf Iervsf cs p os HP Tor
PAINTING. MENTIONING. ROOF RE
PAIRS; astisfaction guaranteed. THOMAS
0NOo., MctIOpOllldu @of
REMODEL. mooern1ze your home now;
terms: free estimate NATIONAL install
Co hsoS W1s Eve connsr lsno st
ters, spouts;, brick. stone work; siding:
work guaranteed: CLIFTON. GE. 3431. s.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have ma
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as.
bestos siding, roofing W. D TAYLOR
SLIGO 3942 evenings except Fri and Sat
basement waterproofed now. Cement work
ROBERT E. PRICE. RE. 1881. 26'
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manville
roofing and siding. also storm windows.
334O NJ ST: NV. zone T., Ho 4120.
o. E. LEWIS. complete home renovators:
screening porches. Phone Executive 1855
ANY ONE who wants remodeling or ad.
so
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PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ask for MISS
Wright, il YOU are IN need Of loan up TO
DREssMAkING AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in office bldg. Csntrally
iocated above Loews Columbia Theater.
ENGEL Hormerlv Of Fifth ave N VI
III0 IIit, F St sdn,w NV Room 20. Telephone
SLIP COVERS, draperies. co $500: use
your your fabric; expert workmanship; 55day
NEITCH ST SCHOOLGIRL day. all day
faKsoSs f,2sSR So fR Gfa CAMP day and
ooald dins. June, II 70. Sept; IA. Modern
country camp for children 2 to II. Daily
door sports pT pcncs ans Tennis and psf pieasure sure
r.ps. Daily. TRANSPORTATION. Register now
n.y n4G5 GsGpsia 5,Ip aye csiIa sH 1874 uo,.x
70, 70 schoo! age pick up and delivered daily
WANTED urQently. good boarding homes
for babies. Telephone DU. 1873. $40 a m
vacancy IN nursing home senile pa
tlents: "a hour nursing care lovely
grounds porches: open for inspection.
PHoTos OF YOUR BABY in your home.
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
shllds ), o 0Wn 10 enyironment I0 For appoint,
vAcAScY Tor for tatime Sas saFf 9F efSRs chidFen also
dav care. pick up and deliver in NV. sec
and ~ Takoma ,k Park area. 81. 1883, :6.
today. Write MAILAGAME, Dept. a Box
BETTER HfAITH sTupIo-colds and
chronic pains IT, treated; trained nurse. Ap-
NURSES AvAILABLE. trained. practical or
4ndergraduate. The, 1nter-Racial Nurses
SLIP COVERS. cut and sewed fitted to your
Ian PHn1 5%TR,h wa5fT}a5 tnI Es5sOns6le. MANOR
DAY NURSERY, SCHOOL. ages . to 6.
For further information Franklin 5744
HAIR ON FACE permanently removed by
MARGARET F. scHEETz. Ma. ?&t6es, tI4 Ii45
MONTE z'1i VITA RANCH for poys-s age
Rlding. swimmins, ritiery, ETC Strong stan
D. C. Reas. fee. CHI. 2s5s or Wo. 4.l4
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and finger wave.
SOC No appointments. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N Y ave
DNs o ebdren Isnee aveene eaeFy MRs Tns g
ROCK CREEK sANIrARIUM-vac for
within few blocks of White House; A.
sf.fro sLfP covers. DRAPIRfEs. is ave Co n~ $50
Use yoLr fabric. Expert workmanship.
5-day delivery. DAIGNEAULT, Decorators
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
tailored from your or our materials. All
CHILDREN FROM "12 YEARS UP given
superior all,,day care and conveyance in
BOXING TAUGHT by ex-teacher in your
home, priyate. Box 1890, Star IS"
CATERING-Chef with eXper. in foreign
home for parties. weddings. receptions, at
reas. rates. Call MARTIN, Fairfax
l:t9W4. before 4 30 z. m. %
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RADIO STORE OWNER wishes an estab-
ished record dealer to omen in his shop:
on a percentage basis. Box 369-B, Star.
DRY CLEANING, quality service to quality
people; excellent location; excellent equip
ment; low rent and good lease; we'll es-
tablshed and making very substantial!
profit, but can Still be increased For
sale because of illness. $4,000 cash.
Please call Sat for appointment, but
cnly If you have the money. MR.. KNIT
TIE. co. 1892.
SELF F-SERVICE GROCERIES and meats,
weekly business S2.100. living quarters.
good location business can be improved
by live wire: $1,000 cash down required
Groceries, meats and beer, weekly busi-
ness $1,000, nice clientele. great poSsbili-
lies for more as neighborhood is con-
stantly growing price. SIT 800 Complete
with stock; $4,000 down required
KOGOD g. BdOKOFF. 63l E st. NV
MA. $3.50 or Ma. 9574 -2s
SELF SERVICE GROCERY, fine fixtures,
long lease. good location, immediate pos
session $4,000.
Neighborhood corner grocery, s-year
lease. low rent. good business, T-room
apartment. Reasonable.
Small store, groceries, meats. Groom
apartment, rent 500 month, 5-year lease
"a 500.
Gift shop, low rent, fine location. very
cheap. Owner must sell quick For ap-
pointmtnt. call SEIGEL Il AUERBACH,
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PoPUL'R PIANO or accordion taught in
90 lessons. ImproviSing and transposing
included. Air-conditloned studio Cal
MR. NEWMAN. l106 G st. NV, Me. 400
or RA $500
SEWING-Learn to sew: "-hour lessons
SO; night and day classes. 3337 Conn
ave FM 4244 80
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months
specialist in voice training. MI "013. -
LAKE SCHOOI.-Pittman and Gregg short =
hand. Beginners and advanced. Individual
instruction Speed dictatlon. Refresher
courses. Start any evening and prepare for
exams. 634 Woodward Bldg. DI. 11l4
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in all subjects day. night sno
MAsELLE HONOUR scHooL. approved 70,
D G. reauirements and CT training. 1910
n. Y ave. NE 171s: estab 1918
STESOGRAPHIC and secIetarlal classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing. bookkeeping
comptometer all secretariaI subjects. Est
os yrs, Accredited Approved GI school
1:s3a F st ,opp CanitoI TReater 01
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
BIB l4th ST. Nv. MI 955S Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg: speed dctation,
DAYS and niehts each week, special for
connective exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
:'313 l4th st NV, MI 955s-EStab. "a
years - Thousands successfully prepared.
Let us prppare you for civil service.
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SITUATIONS WoMEh Cont. J

PRACTICAL NURSE, colored wants "a
hour duty caring for semi-invalid. NO
1865.
REFINED WIDOW will care for children
afternoon or night, soc per hour and car
fare; best of references. Phone DU. "A
any time 26s
RESEARCH-Small assignments preferred
commercial, legal, governmental, for writ
ers. etc; evenings after 6 TR. aO6l. ,S'
SAT. WORK, in Brentwood district, by
man, 81, Govt. employe, with business
background GE 1858.
SECRETARY, college education, 10 yrs
experience. including legal and engr., will
give exceptional service for above average
salary. 5-day wk.; NV. Wash. CH "4S9
TYPING expertly done at home; rapid ac-
curate; thesis and manuscripts a speciality.
ia 207'!.
TYPING LETTERS, manuscripts, etc, at
home; reasonable rates. MI. 39ll. 2S'
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK K-GH.W., colored: adults only; ref.
live III; desire permanent position. HO
93Sn; 1hn5 p St NV.
and curtains to take home. AID. 19.?5.
GIRL. colored; wants days work; refer
enceS. MI. O542.
GIRL. colored wants job cooking dinner,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; best
references. MI. 0542.
GIRL, coored. wishes domestic employ
ment by day or week Phone DI 81 Al.
GIRL. colored. experienced, wishes job as
switchboard operator, no Sundays. HO.
7 81. : to e.
GIRL. colored. wants work by the hour
cleaning and laundering: experienced; zoe
per hour and carfare NO 5OSS
GIRL. colored, wishes job as Chambermaid
or child care. Phone DI. 67s7.
MAN, white. exp, wants cleaning OF silver,
brass. polishing furniture, etc, ST an hour.
Box l04-C. Star. 26"
NURSE. colored, practical trained desires
l"-hour duty, care of infant exp: good
pay Call HO "S4S. -26
WOMAN, colored. desires days work. :
days a week g.h.w, cooking, laundry
] lo3 Sd st s.w. !6'
WOMAN. settled. coored apartment to
clean. morning or evening. HO. .S062.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work, clean
ing only or cafeteria work. 44lo Lane pi.
WANTED. laundry work to do at home by
hand: owner bring same. 500 RoSedale
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, . young womei
and | man desire position as elevate
operators. DE. 1919 or MI 1901. -"
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS
PERSONNEL SERVICE has hundreds of
excellent openings for stenographerS, book
keepers, typiStS. clerks, engineers. etc. Est.
IL yrs. See Mr.. Byrd, mgr. PERSONNEL
SERVICE l3l St, next 10 church.
DOMESTIC.
BONDED MAID SERVICE by the hour. day
or week Will be offered to Washington and
Arlington apartment residences by re-
liable organization All persons interested
in obtaining maid service. please mail
card with name. address and phone mum
Der for company representatives 10 dis
CuSs ARRANGEMENTS. Box AGA. Star. 30
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

EMPLOYE driving San
Francisco May J. seeks shave expenses,
co-driver; references. EX. 2460, Ext. 1858.
26'
VETERAN, licensed chauffeur, reliable and
sober, desires to drive car to West Coast,
excellent references FIR. 0594. ?S'
DRIVING TO MIAMI. FLA. April % or 30
can accommodate ). Phone FIR. H154
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Evening star., 1946-04-26

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for MISS
Wright. II YOU are in need of loan up TO
500 on vour signature.
DRESSMAkING AND ALTERATIONS
in do IL,
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-12
Betty 10 Packard and
Douglas Boyd Wed At
Ceremony Wednesday

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Packard was the scene Wednesday
of the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Betty 10 Packard and Douglas
Boyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Boyd.
Rev. Wallace Bristor, pastor of
All Saints Episcopal mission, per-
formed the double-ring ceremony at
2 o'clock in the afternoon in the
presence of close friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. B.. E. Nutting played 81
Love You Truly" and "Lohengrin's
Wedding March," An improvised
altar was banked with baskets of
pink and white ~peonies and lighted
with white tapers in crystal candel-
abra.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was dressed in aqua and
wore a corsage of orchids. The
brides attendant, Miss Grace White,
wore chartreuse with a corsage of
red roses.
Mr.. Boyd's attendant was his
brother, Herbert Boyd, home on
furlough from Tokyo, Japan.
Miss Ruth Fox and Miss Betty
Gibson assisted the brides mother
at the reception which was attend
ed by 65 guests.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Packard wore navy blue and white
with a red rose corsage and Mr..
Po1,d,e ,,oo+bar vroc 1raceoJ - L1oo'-
with a similar rose corsage.
Mrs. Boyd is a graduate of the
Laurel high school and is employed
at the Farmers Union Central Ex-
change in Billings. Mr.. Boyd at
tended the Laurel high school and
shortly after his graduation enter
ed the army signal corps. He was
recently discharged, following two
years of service in the European
theater. He is now employed at
the Authorized Buick agency in Bill
lings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd left to spend
their honeymoon in the western
part of the state. For travelling,
Mrs. Boyd chose a three-piece suit
with black accessories. They plan
to spend several days after their
return, at the Packard cabin south
of Red Lodge on the Cooke City
highway.
Out of town guests at the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
of Seattle, MI. and Mrs.
S. Tompkins of Billings, Miss Shir-
ley Swaine and Miss Margaret Price
Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Anderson and daughters, Shirley
and Beverly of Sidney, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell E. Packard of Forsyth.
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Miss LaPrath Becomes
Bride Of Paul Murray
At Wedding In Church

At a ceremony performed last
Wednesday at st. Anthony's Cath
Ole church, Miss Eleanor La Prath,
daughter of Mrs. w. C. LaPrath,
was married to Paul Murray of
Dupree, S. D. Rev. Donald Murray,
of Dupree, brother of the BRIDE
groom, officiated. Miss jamie Lock-
wood was bridesmaid and Edward
LaPrath, brother of the bride, was
best man.
The brides wedding gown was of
white satin with fingertip veil and
her bouquet was talisman roses and
sweet peas.
Miss Lockwood wore a powder
blue formal and veil with a corsage
Of rosebuds and sweet peas.
A navy blue suit with white ac-
cessories was worn by the brides
mother, and Mrs. Murray, mother of
the bridegroom, wore white with
black accessories. Their corsages
were roses and gardenias. The
traditional wedding marches we're
played by Mrs. William LaPrath.
Mrs. Murray, is a graduate of the
Laurel high school and the West
ern Union Telegraph and Teletype
school of Billings and was employ
ed by the Western Union in San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray will reside
III S~pearfish, S. D., where Mr.. Muir
ray, a returned veteran, will attend
college.
After the ceremony a buffet
breakfast was served at the brides
home. Out of town guests in
cluded Miss Rose McQuigan of
Spearfish and Richard M~artindale
of Lead, S. D.
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sects, for which members will bring
a weed and an insect to each meet
ing.
Jerry Bernhart, the only member
going to camp, will give a report
when he returns.
Nina Magnus gave an interesting
report on chickens. Richard Deis
is to report at the next meeting.
Mrs. Martin Magnus was chosen
as assistant All leader. She has
had previous experience.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Deis.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Jean Bernhart, a new mem
Der.
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HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Vida Sanders and children
spent Sunday in Edgar the guests
OF the Sam Stefan family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fichtner and
Chris Gjefle returned Monday from
Missoula where Mrs. Gjefle and
sens, Paul and Ralph are operating
a tourist camp.
Dick DeFrance of Miles City is
the guest of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam DeFrance.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-12

The West Laurel All club held
it's fourth meeting May 1 at Haw-
thorne school.
Kenneth Cook explained tractor
maintenance.
Two visitors were present at the
meeting.
The next meeting will be June 5 at
8 D. m. at Hawthorne school.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-12

A All club organized last We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Harold
Meyer was named "Cook'em and
Eat'em." Mrs. Harold Meyer is
to be leader of the club. Officers
elected at the meeting were Janet
Frank, president; Cecilia Bait, vice
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-12
4-H CLUBS

The Laurel Busy Beavers met at
the home of Loretta Deis.
The president has chosen Ellis
Ward and Loretta Deis as chair
men of the projects, weeds and in
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-12

The second meeting of the Cook
'em and Eat 'em All breakfast club
was held Wednesday at the home of
Cecilia Bait with Janet Frank pre-
siding. All members took part in
preparing the breakfast which con-
sisted of scrambled eggs, toast,
cocoa and sliced oranges. The next
meeting is to be held with Betty
Boylan at her home.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-12

president; Betty Boylan, secretary
treasurer, and Patricia Ostwald, re-
porter. The club met at 7:30 and
will hold it's next meeting at that
time. It's project is the prepar-
ing and serving of breakfasts.
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For Sale:-Sanitary Couch: also
full size bed spring and mattress:
all in good condition Phone l77-R,
Mrs. Henry Hamann, Corner 5th
and Utah 1920
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HERE'S
REAL
OPPORTUNITY
FOR %
LOCAL MEN
If You Act Before Oct. 5tbl
LOCAL MEN

II LOU ACI before oct. 9Th
II you're a man with vision and sr,
thinking of your own future don
let October 5th pass without fnii,
investigating the benefits offered bI
enlistment in the new u. S. ARM
You must enlist on or befort OCT
ooer 9th to be guaranteed full edh,-
catIonaI benefits under the G 81
BIZ Of Rights. If you wait to enIist
after October 5th benefits under tbe
u. |. Bill of Rights will accrue onlv
as long as the period of emergency
exists. When war is officially ter.
minated these benefits ceasei
Never before has education been
so important to success. Never be-
lore has specialized training been
50 essential to gainful employment
ooth OF these vital phases of vour
raining for life work are YOURS
It Government expense under the
;. l. Bill of Rights. More than =
uII five years college course or the
'qulVeIant course in a trade or
BUSINESS school will be entirely maid
or by your Government if YOU en-
st before October 5th.
'ont neglect taking advantage of
us golden opportunity. Act nowl
ee your nearest Army Recruiting
tation at once!
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Wanted:-School teacher will nav
room, board, and $500 a week to
a dependable woman who will take
care of two small children and do
the homework. Will give two
weeks annual vacation with paw to
anyone staying permanently. Two
afternoons and six evenings off a
week. Write Mrs. J. E. Mather.
Holt Stage, Kalispell 1926
Wanted;-Poles and Piling, Cedar
Douglas Fir and Pine, all sizes
Quote t. o. b. shipping point State
Quantities can supply, earliest ship
ment. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
Spalding Bldg, Portland "a Ore
1910
Wanted:-Lumber, all sizes. all
grades. Quote f. o. b. Shipping
point. earliest shipment. NEIDER9
NEY ER-MARTIN CO., Spaldine
Portland a. Ore. 1870 |
MISCELLANEOUS
expert hosiery mending, Csc Der
,un. 1909 Mineral Ave, Box 826.
Phone 98R. an -
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For Saskatchewan Pinscher. 6
week old, pure bred puppies. Rea-
sonable. Phone I36-W. *
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For Sale:-Suburban home, y acre
on outskirts of town, large Lawn
shrubs, flowers, shade trees creeE
runs through property. House Win
. rooms, cellotex finish, bath largr
basement, two double garages a
4-room rental cottage with sbowcr
on property. Reasonable price -
Strout Realty, Phone 66M, Box pos
lc
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Are you looking for women's and
chlldren's clothing? Latest fashions
priced right. Cora Douglas, Agent
for Fashion Frocks, Eureka. Box
zo4. 16-4c
Notice: To Whom It May Concern.
| viii not be responsible for anv
pills made by anyone but myself.
A1eoliaIu M. onlth. 17-4x
Other Building Materials NAV be
scarce but high, but you can build
a strong cooperative namely by pat
ronizing it day by day. Ali pro
Queer patrons become stockholders
thru their patronage; all stock
holders share in its savings thru
their patronage. - Farmers Union
Exchange, Eureka, Montana. 19-tf
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For Sale:-White enamel steel TOP
Kitchen cabinet Phone 175-J- 1927
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ARMY RECRUITING STATION
KaliSpell, Montana
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For Sale:-Concrete mixer, priced
Tor quick sale. Rubber tired all
metal wheelbarrow - Geringer's
Hardware. r.
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