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Evening star., 1947-10-29
SALESMAN tcent. J

SALESMAN %, experienced closer to sell
advertising service. auslified oo leads ssno fur
PoRWARp PpRSEtAaRRlp5y ES sSr ssse sssshee"en' Can Mn
sALEsMEN.opPor,unty for rrosins ensrEetlc
t9 ss eoUd a%si d4ss dasT iRs
man. Apply in person ,a,onS weefdays snoy 1&l2
mission for nationally advertised auto
motive patented snd pf9n nv cpestive
highest type. bondable men with car need
ses4v sep Past Ssps safas R nIi YMca
sshEsMfN si NE wANrEp All i5.es for iocal
branch, with popular brsnd ,,,f'lrs ol peer fnr
Shs Elsht men. .iaa Eor appt" call IN Mr.
sAIEsMAS-Man now calling on on dept lsP.
on a well-known floor pollSher ana waxer'
to add to line now carried; very prontt
able line to man that Will snow pfoaust
A lot Of dealers already carrying the .nne:
must have car Give complete details
a A personal interview viii be Arranged T., to
suit your convenience. Reply BOX 3:s1 20 M
sAIEsMEN-Aggressive statesmen can earn
nish income Selling our heating, oil
they arc willing to work and will follow
our inStructlonS- ltltpUOle- WI :, e.It
SON. DAY BROS. ENGINEERING CO.
HO. $500. =
SALEsMAN--National drug mfg. has
and surrounding territory; previous drug
experience not necessary: salary, bonus
bondabie. Cali MR.. GUsTIN. District
:s436, Ext. 623, to Tues. through
statesmen for ore of the best working
contraets in town. Call Mr, H. :; Goings'
FIR. 17l1. ACE REALTY SERVICE l2lA
OPENING FOR MAN, 25-4O yrs, willing to
work hard Including nights: in order TO
earn up to $4,000 selling Chrysler Air
temp Heating Equipment generous COM
missions; ultra modern show room: LEADS
secured by canvassing and supplemented
by heavy advertising: firm is well eStab-
lished and has all installation faculties
under one roof Applicant must have SAT SAT
FINE SALARY, car expen. and comm,
prominent wholesale Arm desires ener.
getic, exper. man. Apply at once, 1895
ouR 3 R IS QUART combination home can
on sight at. terms every housewife can
afford, 81 down, 81 per week; we glve
you Immediate delivery and pay full 20so
commissions; come in and let us show you
how to make some real money. MICHAEL
HOME EQUIPMENT CO., Ola H ST. lie.
WE HAVE AN OPENING for 1 more sales
a week or better. II you are salesman
and are willing to work apply T23 sth
st. NV, Mr. ROGERS. Our employees
are aware of this ad. 81
Evening star., 1947-10-29
SALESMAN,

FURNITURE SALESMAN. to work in store
of furniture concern: 1nusually good op-
portunity; good salary and commission.
Box 337-M, Star.
REAL ESTATE-Business chance, salesman
wanted to list properties. and businesses
d. c. Md; must be exper.. have car: only
go-getters need apply. DUPONT REALTY
CO, 311S Mt Pleasant st. NV.
average deal with well-established firm.
II YOU ere inexper. we will train you. For
appt. phone AT. 2239, C. D. MURPHY,
Realtor, 1401 25th st. Sc. 81
SALESMEN--Opening new ONCE: recent
promotions create immediate openings for
3 reliable men over 25 years. This COM
pany recognizes the professional status OF
q GOOD salesman. Men hired now will get
in on our expansion program; draw against
earned commissions Apply. MR.. BONE,
Room $40, Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ st.
NV -31
SUBSTANTIVE are looking for . man be-
tween % and 81 with sales ability, good
education and pleasing personality, who
is accustomed to active contact with the
public. II qualified. write tmme dia tely
stating age, education, experience. whether
married or single and minimum income
required. Give address and telephone mum
Der. II your letter indicates you might at
into our organization an appointment will
be arransed. All replies are confidential.
B@f 27-R, Star. a.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
HELP WoMEk.

TELETYPE OPERATOR. 5-day week; fire.
auent pay increases Apply Miss Pearson,
WESTERN ELECTRIC co. I'LL N. Cap
1Ts2eiLEEiPHoNE 1sei sALEsLADY-oood oppor-
tur ity for saleslady who has experienee
job with an. excellent future: $40 per week
Mr., EsPY; CRIB Diaper Service Fl Pierce
TsLEPHoSE soLiCIroRs ta>. pleasant
9es nStors wGrk' eSpeT preferTeS ae r1 Can "a GE
TYPIST, knowledge of figures; mortgage
loan 60; 5-day wk., conv. location. Can
Apply in person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS
Hu LINEs; 3rd and R R.,: sts ne I'll
preteEred: washington 'H'f; resident. lent Box
TYPIsT 1vIls5o. who can can 90 ysiet work ION on small
Of SA' i ssn s9ar; sGkiPrsRo#Ak6 CT s Rs5R s5
1ali fYPlsT 1:th -eLEkk NV high school sradaste
hour week. paid vacations, free hospitah |
zstion insurance. Salary to start, ST.
WAITRESS, white, 80 to is:3o am,
no SUNDAYS. TEXANS RESTAURANT,
wairR9ss sT Rsss st; 1or nv; Tsaroom. hours to
TBS ABBY 5000 e Rittenhouse mo soG1 s. pay nx saa
MATTRESSES. s to IS; full-time employ
ment with modern restaurant chain; t.
day .wk,, including Sat and sun; excel.
zation and insurance. HOT SHOPPEs,
INC: 1293 Taylor st. NV. 40
saad sssy Vh5s hpsv @ otS 10 Sun work
WAITRESS, white, experienced. over 81
APglE e aa in pf5son' Q, SAND BAR
work only. 80 5oth st. ne. Apply in
@AITREss Vs.i2n asssr WANTED, n white. p1zzER1A
MATTRESSES for ofieer's club; salary $50
ing conditions; rooms, available on post.
Apply between 4 and pm, G3O3 Georgia
ave. NV. 80
MATTRESSES, white, night work, excel
salary and tips y no alcohol sold, Apply
MATTRESSES. white. neat appearance.
experience. Apply JAYS RESTAURANT,
WOMAN To 5 ASSIST on detail desk of news
paper printing plant exper in similar
sirable: Spa 4o-hr. wk: age not over 80 Mr
Woodley. MERCURY PRESS, 1889 Green
WOMAN, white, for Sundays, for Georre-
pm, answering telephone, front door and
light pantry duties; So and cartare; per
ences and qualifications.
WOMAN Mia ~hss Ten ssf5ed p!eh s6s to live in one
AppI, sLoANs. 7a3 7th St: NV. 20
YOUNG LADY as sales s.n perSSn nn1v in
BAsLfASTR2NR ins aas R2f9R4s soNs esS 1 HPpS st. NV
between $3.50 and 1890 am. 20
YOUNG LADY for general ofice work in
oe some ypns
81 Is for appt. $50 to 40. 80
Ss ana haDH Dy Tsntsd e yps yh s s ns hsn ssn
coNTRAcToRs, INC, 1914 Bennine rd
YOUNG LADY for general ofaes work. work. Mus Must
Write full details to Box 109-M: Star. =
eHsG M1so xb rer sToap Ga sar 81
es MkS SpTSS
2ouSG to WOMAN i eolored % re DM sRperienced
go .n xefh rs ends Gn s0aa Torf
PHARMACY, 7th and r. I. ave. NV. 81
Se5 is YOURS for selling only, so de luxe
Christmas boxes, Also entirely different
so for 81 nosn ss
nE' try write se IiRf cARD CO.. sAu
w Mhits Sdii 5sSi SEEH y z Christina. money9 Avon
70 So'u set You You up p in a profitable business.
4 s'is PEkMASHsr fs SsfS' CAREER POSITION tSr
single young woman. 21-2s yrs. college
education or equivalent. with 9. nationally
TENsPFRGER; nU,. 300: -
NJ as se
Rthssd e pARkDR Md ssT oE s ss be esr " T5 .na Ga
Evening star., 1947-10-29
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER, experienced, builders Of
fee Apply 906 11th st. NV, ask for Mr.
GROCERY CHECKER. male or female,
must be experienced; price no object;
good hours Write Box 159-M, Star. -29
PIANO PLAYER-Male or female, for solo
work: non union. Call after pm. HI
SHOE Statesmen and saleswomen to sell
betters shoes for women; perm. position for
thoroughly exper applicants with excel.
salary and commission. Many other bene-
fits. VIM HAHN d co. l4th ana q az s's'
NV. -oo
THE HECHT co. has immediate openings
for sales people, experienced in selling for
mems furnishings, childrens ready to wear.
hosiery, neck wear upholstery, yard goods,
dress yard goods, silverware, linens. house;
wares, stationery and toys. Permanent and
temporary positions Generous company
benefits and privileges Apply in person,
personnel ONCE, 3rd f., THE HEcHT CO..
eth and r StS NV ~
Evening star., 1947-10-29
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. By
SITUATIONS MEN Cont.

STFVN IOTNS WIN EN0uf.I .
ROOM CLERK or asst. manager. IL years
exper., D. c. hotel ref. Box 141-R, Star.
20.
STENO., shorthand speed 125 wpm, de-
sires position, full time or part time. Lud-
low 1890. %
work up to 20 hours per week MI, 2l45
STUDENT, vet, wants ,fulltime Job, Tues,
Thurs. and or Sat; knows typing; tele-
TAILOR. - years experience. mems and
boys clothing in valet and pressing. Can
TELETYPE OPERATOR, tape or keyboard
experienced financial tabulations and
straight press contact. F. G. MOTT, WA.
143t 30+
VET. co!ored, age %, desires work: has
D. C drivers permit Call AID. .665
Evening star., 1947-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, coloreA settled; gh.w. walking
distance if possible; refs. DOLLIE GAS
KINS. 1870 Kalorama rd, NV. DE. ools.
COUPLE. executive BACKGROUND. want
position maaaein gueSthouses, small hotel.
or similar situation Box 1n6-M. Star. It
JANITOR, coiored, with wife; wants posi-
ton with comfortable quarters, 10 years
exp. as ianitor and houseman DI 1:5S2.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING TO NEW ORLEANS Friday after
> pm, can take three passengers. Phone
Ii 62l4. 3o-
Roadmaster to San DIEGO. Calf, soon;
take 4 North $3.50 81
WANT man or reliable couple. going to
California to deliver l941 Mercury sedan;
gas and oil allowance Phone FIR. 1851,
Pnon, ca 3US
Evening star., 1947-10-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CONG. SEC. s65 wk. 09, exper cong
work. young, attractive. Sec. export
import work, $500. Typist, political work,
S @e MSy Bond oRp
SERVICE, 913 18th NV, nr. Eye ST., RE.
haMAtI 8 800 to s. 500 yr' I'm vqs pu' exper ID s rs
(NA. 6e5O), PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871
G ST NV. next to church.
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained. eticient and
reliable nurses. agency licensed and
bonded: never closed. DU. 326:2. A.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
IIONESTl(

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
We protect your home by, selecting the
best help to do your work. RITTER S
AGENCY, 634 S st. NV.
AID 1852 8 m to 6.3N D m. %.
Evening star., 1947-10-29

FRIEDMAN. WI: 6622, .
5-day week; ref; permanent. Box 36SoM'
sTENoGRAPHER. knowledge of figures,
mortsass mort loan an CO: ;o 5-day wk" eonV. lcea-
sHRNoGkafHEkTYf1sr siHn Gas aA esst in research
ganization; 5-day week; good working
sTENoGRApHER sSnsS'5S9sA With iiie insurance com
pany; permanent position; short 35,hour.
5-day week; pleasant working CONDITIONS.
Apply RIM. 40s, between and p;m.' ppd'
sTsNoGRAPHER' sTs dssR Fl h;x CASHIER Exceptional
opportunity for girl. 21-25, with outstand-
tions, 5la-day week; salary open. Cali
nK esTlSh asee. RSnfrs
Sss Iosa xsek cuRR9 80 'Hs0n 18th St Hp
s,n4Fss,NyolGR.pHER ,nFs,ylss hR sN Pm pdsy week. ss5
sI5SoeFArHfFo ST K RafE '%e c2MGR2 e K
fS keT YGsh ave IN
salary s5g.etsd; Boy I3s,R. sSasi,. star; 40 a.n
RS nsSTanef h 6sasts sasa Ez, vas Si5 and slek
!ssffENoGRaPHRk !sfEs R9nf s1"i must Ext expert in
able TO hanQle money, O12-udy Wh AppiS
1888 M St NV. to pm. Wed. Thurs.
sTTIENoGRsAPHER-Local TI motion picture
company has opening for stenogrsphsr ro
dltions; 40,hour. 5,day week. Monday
through Friday. Call DE. s461. II
STENOGRAPHER for business ONCE Of
publishing company, 5-day, wk,; new ONCE
] eoverase. Phone 81; 1900. Ext. .;63. 30
STENOGRAPHER in law offce, 5-day
week; must be young. Call MA. 224l.
SUPERVISOR tassistanD for chain of Is
Laundry and dry cleaning stores; expe-
fenced preferred, but If you are capable,
intelligent, tactful, of pleasant personality
and are willing to work. learn and qualify,
this Job will well compensate you for your
tffort; local business references required.
Apply in person. 9 am. to 100 am,
BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY, 1854 Column
bia rd. NV. or call Mr.. White for sp-
TEACHER, certified for elementary srades;
$40 month minimum. See MISS FAR
NUN, 2o4 coIorade Bldg; q!
position. 5-day. 40-hour wk. generous
eompany ssnenss snd pstgilee.s; ;,,. Apply la in
1401 okis st. ne. ttaks lvy City buO. 40
Evening star., 1947-10-29

YOUNG MAN. white. 70 dfIye tfucK Rna Rnnaa
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate, with
typing ability. to learn fnance business in
nationally known organization; start, 81 so
ment in modern office building. Box
Young MAN. age 2. TO 30, for employ
ance CO. home ofnce no exper. required;
perm. position with oppor. to advance. Call
MRS. COXEN, RE. 6161, Ext II, for appt.
Evening star., 1947-10-29

SALES s MANAeER-capable Of deyelop.
silverware, waterless aluminium cookware
dinnerware, nationally advertised, Sell.
sh Right man can make ssG
tua.l'llpIiy tGre: Apply AfE.sTHTE HOME EQUIP.
MENT Go saso 10th 10th St ne ssl.,m.u
for Washington territories who have had
considerable experience in selling to tex sx'
fS9tvfS ni s Tseghone fo PtpMaf
opportunity for ambitious, able men who
sve had in Appy psns oe Taf
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 ST. NV
iished insurance "e routes; experience un
necessary; qualifications. honesty. person
ality. industriousness. sober: car import
ant but not esseFtia best fOntsaet
saEEsMHS-Home M GE iss I'm improvements. se comb
hssing hsGn pisnf s We % Offsr you the best PROB
see Mr.. LEGO, 1000 r. /. ave. ne. 2ne
fioor front. bet. pm, pm. Car dn nee
s,A.LEsME.Nmo1ld reliable company, ,, han; han;
covering 5. G, Nd and Va, has positions
available for several high-type' fast closers I,
| all QuallueO leHQS 1urnlSneQ, earnings II
excess of 500 per wk.; car essential: in
surance experience preferred. See j. L
SOPER, $500 Illinois ave. NV, 1914. II
i statesmen, experineced, must have ability
TO close on first interviews direct mail lead.
furnished; salary or commission. For in.
| tervieu call RE. S6a2. 30
statesmen (2), 1884, with national or
sanitation promoting direct sales of uni
versally prominent product; this is an op
portunity for a permanent career in dis
tinctive field and immediate earnings, will
average from $500. to $500 monthly afte
brief training period; no canyassing q
contacts are made by direct appointment
sales experience helpful but not essential
car required. Phone SH. 5166. 30
SENIOR ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS
4 guided missile development-several ex
!, perienced engineers needed to direct tn
design and development of microwav
rsdar and other control equipment 70
guided missiles. Apply to c. D. Perrine
jr, chief electronics engineer, pilotles
plane division. FAIRcHIID e. d A. CORP
Farmingdale, L. /. New York.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, 6-da
wk, 8 to 4. OF Sun: S35 to start: expert
ence helpful. Call MR.. H1MMEIFARaB "
shRsfeE Sci VICE STATION ATTENDANT, e1per
only. to work I D m. to 10 pm; good start
ing pay. Apply M. Baucher, AMERICAN
TRAILER, NC. 1890 Wis. ave. NV. 81
Evening star., 1947-10-29

MAN, white. Tor fountain. evenings q
week to 10; rs cents an hour CON-
CORD PHARMACY, 1915 New Hampshire
MAN for theater manager with imagina-
inception to conclusion job means long
hours steady work. good prospects for
Experience valuable but no: necessary.
Car an absolute requirement; Starting
cations. Box I66-Y Star
MAN, 21-45. pref married. for perm; sales
Hsss'O mees public; GOOD educ, personality and
local ref. required; start about $50 week.
rapid increases, Apply 1912 p.m.' ssite
machine. mechanical sbilityS necessary.
ply to II, cANTEEN Co. 1918 Mt.
aEs. aaS ySuns to take complete charge 2,
Essqrs aept, es9ersnee Is1S = Apply
MaS s1a TsR'f snd board IN DAIRY asIR goo Essf
Hyattsvtlle, Md. See Mr.. straker, WA
MAN for amusement arcade; must be neat
and sober, between 80 and 40 yrs. Of age:
references required. See MR.. REDINS,
Man Ma 9'R RWANTED, sii 3D. with small stake-body
truck, to install storm windows; good year;
Mr.. Smith at AMCO PRODUCTS CO.. 1872
NJ st. nv, bet. $50 and 10 am :, Nc
SnShf SHEhT CUTTER, experienced, good working
conds., good pay, must be Jewish. Apply
1856 Ga. ave. NV. 20
MECHANIC and refg. man, take complete
charge Of installation and service of res
faurant equipment; exper. required; state
whether union or nonunion: good salary;
must have car or truck. Box 31S-M, Star.
go
MECHANICS full time, guaranteed salary
pius incentive transportation furnished.
Can from 70 d Saturdays. to IL.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12

Last Saturday Fay Brees was
seen on the Libby streets walking
with crutches because of a bad
bruise on his right instep caused by
a heavy block of wood falling on
him.
N. S. Cutler left Saturday morn
ing for Oakesdale, Wash, to accept
a position as finishing carpenter
with a contracting firm there. Dale
Cutler left Monday to join his
father.
James Mahoney. Jr., law student
at Gonzaga University in Spokane.
arrived home Sunday to spend the
summer vacation with his parents,
County Commissioner and Mrs.
James Mahoney
Guests at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Roy Sherman were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Sherman and daughter
of Bismarck, N. Oak, who visited
from Monday until Wednesday.
w. E. and DR.. Sherman are brothers.
Recent word from Mrs. H. w.
Redfield, who with her husband at
tended the graduation of their
daughter Margaret, from Oregon
State College at Corvallis, states
that they expect to be in Portland
in time for a portion of the Rose
Festival.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12
CoIe-OIson Rites
Were Sun, June 9th

The Methodist Church was the
setting for the marriage of Darlene
NJ. Cole, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Cole, and Verle L. Olson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Olson,
June 9th at 2 p. m. with the Rev
w. c. Stearns reading the marriage
vows. The bride was given away by
her father, Raymond Cole.
Mrs. Olson in a white nylon gown
and carrying a bouquet of roses and
sweetpeas was attended by an aunt,
Mrs Henry Anderson of Kalispell
acting as Matron Of Honor and
wearing a dusty rose gown, and
Mrs. Otto Katarzy and Miss Jean
Cole as brides maids. Mrs. Katar-
zys dress was Of salmon chiffon
and Miss Jean was attired in a
green gown. All attendants wore
sweet pea corsages.
Best man was Otto Katarzy,
former flight officer of the u. S. A.
A. c.
Music was furnished by Miss
Gretchen Gehrke singing cat Dawn
ing with Mrs. Oliver Phillips as
pianist. Following the wedding cere-
Tnony a reception was held at the
home of the bride.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Olson attended
Libby High School Mr.. Olson was
staff sergeant in the United States
Army for four years.
The young couple will make their
home at Libby after a short we'd
ding trip to McGregor Lake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12

E. A. Rice and grandsons, David
and Leonard drove over to Lakeside
last Saturday where they cared for
Mr.. Rice's farm near that place.
Don Williamson of Spokane spent
the week end visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sauer. Mrs.
Sauer and Mr.. Williamson are
brother and sister.
The many friends of Vern Croft
teau will be pleased to learn that
after being confined at home for
nearly a year with illness. Mr..
Crotteau was able last Sunday ID
enjoy getting out and riding around
in a car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
and Mrs. Roy Wyatt of Spokane,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Weld
man, accompanying the Timber
Products group from Spokane. of
which Mr.. Wyatt is a member. Mr..
Montgomery was cashier at the
Great Northern Depot in Libby,
some years ago.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12

Mrs. Arthur Atkins has been in
Spokane the past week where she is
receiving medical treatments. Mr..
Atkins and daughter, Miss Dorothy
and Merritt Dutton drove in Satur-
day evening to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Atkins.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12

of the Modern Arts club. Tables
we're lovely with a wealth of pink
peonies. Peonies had also been
fashioned into nosegays to be used
! for corsages as well as faVors Mrs.
Clarence Brown presided over the
! luncheon. Two vocal solos were
sung by Miss Gretchen Gehrke ac-
companied by Mrs. Gleason Pitcher.
She sang a selection from Maytime
and A Heart That's Free. A reading
'sThe Silent Partner" was given by
Mrs. Fred Maurer. The Misses Thel-
ma Rolseth and Mary Maurer in
terpreted the Bowery Dance for the
guests. They were accompanied by
Miss Pat Gooselaw.
The closing session of the con-
vention began early with Miss Rate
kin in the chair. An open discussion
called Cabbages and Kings was
held. Many questions dealing with
club betterment were discussed re-
sulting in profitable information for
all. The convention was invited by
theT Century. CLUB ytos conwepe in
I949 in Kalispell. The Invitation
was accepted. Miss Ratekin who is
serving so efficiently as district
president was honored when the
district voted to submit her name at
the state convention as candidate
for the office of End vice president
of the state federation.
The convention adopted three of
the resolutions which Mrs. F. c.
of the resolutions com !
mittee presented committing them
selves to work for world peace and
a clean state.
Mrs. Walter Morrison of Troy read
the report of the courtesy committee
which extended its thanks to Libby /
and its club members for very
profitable and enjoyable conven-
ton.
It is the turn of District One to
present the name of a girl who may
receive help from the Educational
loan fund of the State Federation.
Mrs. Luvia Craven, Libby, Mrs.
]. B. Farris, Troy and Mrs. c. H.
Scherf of Kalispell were appointed
as a district committee to take care
If this matter.
With the introduction of new Of
.icers and the repeating of the club
collect, the 18th biannual conven-
ion was brought to a close.
The keynote of the convention was
struck by the charming president
Miss Inez Ratekin who with her
sleasing personality created an at
of friendliness and good
lumor during each session. Her
worked hard and long
o make the meetings a success and
much credit goes to each individual
Who contributed toward this success.
The printed programs and badges
Idded to the final result. The lovely
orsages which were made by Mrs.
Harold Zwang and Mrs. r. ]. Ro-
,erts for officers and special guests
lso added to the pleasure of those
the convention. Mr.. and :
drs. Dick Hennessy are to be thank
d for their work in making center
'iece and drawings for the Greater
libby luncheon, and Miss Angela
Iuchala for the sea shell place
ards at the banquet
The convention committees will |
)e Dublished next week II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12

Mr. Isaac, extension specialist Of
horticulture, Mr.. Robinson, county
agent, Mrs. E. A. Rice and Mrs. Will
liam Vanderwood were luncheon
guests of Mrs. r. r. Beebe on Thurs
day. Mr.. Isaac visited many homes
of the members of the Libby Farm
Woman's Club and advised them on
how 70 improve their yards.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12
A MISPLACED PRICE

A transposed price line in the Ger
niger ad for last week made Nc
Donald deep and shallow well
pumps sell for SI6995. This was an
error. The price should have APP
peared several lines above in the
ad, as the cost of the portable gen
Grating plant.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12
NOTE OF APPRECIATTON

/ wish to extend my sincere
thanks to all the committees and
chairmen who helped in making
the District convention of the Wo-
mems clubs a success.
A special thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Hennessy and Miss Angela HUI
chala for making the favors and
place cards.
Mrs. Sherman Noel,
Pres. of Libby Women's Club
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12
4 CORRECTION J

An item last week stated that The
Tobacco Valley Fair Board has
asked the Board of County Commits
sioners for road changes near the
fair grounds. The Management Of
The Western News is informed that
this particular part of the story is
an error. The Fair Board has Moth
ing to do with the proposed changes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-12

Mrs. William Vanderwood, Mrs.
E. A. Rice and Mrs. r. r. Beebe
called at the Louis Burrell home
Thursday afternoon.