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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

Miss Martha Ann Blomberq OF
Bronxville, N. Y, arrived Mon
day to visit the w. B. Beerys
through the New Year HOLIDAYS.
E. Harper from New York CITY
tuesday to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Hewett of Brunswick county
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. King, Jr.,
OF Scottsville, Va, will spend the
weekend W h DR.. Kings par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. King
at their home in the city.
Miss Martha Ann King arrives
Sunday from the Medical college
Of Virginia school of Nursing in
Richmond, to spend a week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L..
King.
MRS. Ann flick OF Savannah,
and Henry M. Flick and Mrs. E.
M. Marshbank of Richmond, are
spending the holidays visiting
their sister and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry M. Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. .. Dunning
of Washington, D. c., who are
en- route to Florida on their
yacht, will leave today after
spending several days aboard
while tied up at the Marina at
Wrightsville Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cronly, Jr.,
and Braxton Valentine, Jr., of
Richmond, are the weekend
guests of Robert r. Bellamy at
his home on Market street,
The Rev. and Mrs. B. c,
Reavis of Fifth Avenue Metho-
dist church are visiting in Nor
canton, where Mr.. Reavis will
perform a marriage ceremony
in the First Methodist church.
Prior to returning here, the
Reavises will visit relatives in
Salisbury and Statesville. The
Rev. R. H. Caudill will preach
Sunday morning in Mr.. Reavis
pulpit.
D. H. Williams, Jr., S &c, has
returned to Memphis, after
spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Williams, Sr., of this city.
Miss Dorothea @. Jones is
spending the weekend visiting
friends in Greensboro and High
Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

Takoma Park. Both the bride and
bridegroom are graduates of
Washington Missionary College,
Takoma Park. Mr.. Casteen also
attended Southern Missionary
College, Tenn. The bride attend
ed the Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital School of Nursing,
where reception was held fol-
lowing the ceremony.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

Labor turnover in the iron and
steel industry from 1889 to 1916
was below the aver ge of all
manufacturing industries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

One ton of bromine is con-
tanned in more than 10000 tons
of sea water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

A good-sized soap machine is
capable of stamping out 100000
cakes Of soap day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27
PERSONALS P { R S

MISS Martha Ann Blomberg OF
Bronxville, N. Y, arrived Mon
day to visit the w. B. Beerys
through the New Year HOLIDAYS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

Miss Dorothea Q. Jones is
spending the weekend visiting
friends in Greensboro and High
Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-27

E. Harper from New York city
tuesday to spend the HOLIDAYS
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Hewett of Brunswick county.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
Control Of Dairen Will Shorten War

TSINAN, China (P)-Gen. Wang Yao-Wu, supreme govern m t commander in Shantung province, said today that Chinese control of Dairen. Manchuria, would cut off the Chinese Communists main SUD- ply route into Shantung "and shor- .en the civil war here by six months"
 Wang, whose provincial capital is cut off from contact with the north and east by Communist forces, said immediate settlement of the Dairen problem was essen- .idl to successful prosecution of ne war in this important sector of North China.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
Truman May Crack Down On Wallace

WASHINGTON (P-The White House turned aside today off queS- tionS as to what President Truman may do about Henry A. Wallace's speeches abroad criticizing U. S. foreign policy.
 IL is apparent that the develop ments are confronting MT. Truman with the choice of (a) cracking down on Wallace, or (b facing charges that the administrations foreign policy isn't above politics.
 Wallace, highly critical of the Presidents Greek-Turkish aid pro- gram, has been roundly criticized in Congress for remarks during his current speaking tour of England.
 Although they didn't put it just that way, some Republicans made it plain they will have little pa tience with talk about bipartisan cooperation if MT. Truman doesn't disavow Wallace despite the polit- ical effect such a move might have.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
FAIR NOTES

Are you ready for the Fair? It is almost here! At 200 pm. on Thursday, April IF, the doors Of the Territorial School Gym will swing open for the indoor activi- ties and exhibits of Nome's Ninth Annual Fair. At 7;30 pm. of that evening the official welcome will be given, and it is hoped that you will all be there!
 Persons entering exhibits may bring them to the building on We'd neSday evening and during the morning of Thursday, April IT, for entry.
 In addition to the interesting ex- hibitS which will be on display, the varied entertainment planned for the Fair will bring many bright spot to the event. Native en- tertainment is being organized by Sam Mogg. The movie and slide display under the direction of Woodbury Abbey, Jr., will prove interesting to all The Amateur Hour" under the supervision of Ellen Vaudeville will be compar- able to anything that Major Bowes ever had! Mrs. w. H. Cameron'S Style Revue" has everything from the highest state of sophistication to comiCal interludes.
 An entertaining and comical "Children'S Parade" is promised by its superintendents Neva Wha- ley and Olive FultS. And above all, don't forget the Costume Ball" planned for the night of Saturday, April 19, with dancing starting at 800 pm. to the rhythm of Hyde's Orchestra. All persons attending are urged to get into the spirit of the event by attending with cloth ing reminiscent of the early gold rush days! It has been time proved that costume ball is unsurpassed for gaiety and laughter.
 so, THE STAGE IS SET, AND THE CURTAIN WILL SOON GO UP ON MONIES NINTH FAIR,
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
Longshore Wants Six-Hour Day

SAN FRANCISCO (P)-The CIO international longshoremen's and Warehousemen's union, after re- electing Harry Bridges as its pres ident and resolving to make the six-hour day its goal, turned from waterfront matters to the problems of sugar workers Saturday.
 An international conference of sugar workers got under way to discuss policy and poblems of cane sugar workers of Hawaii, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Mexico and the United States. The conference was called by the ILWU.
 The ILWU, concluding its sev- enth biennial convention Ia s { night, adopted resolution declar- ing that 'our final aim is to make the basic six-hour day living reality by fixing wage by which a man can make a living in six hours"
 The resolution was referred to a caucus of longshoremen which is preparing demands for submission to ship operators on the reopening of the Pacific Coast contract in two months.
 Pacific Coast waterfront em- plOyers, meantime, appeals to the ILWU to extend the present con- tract from its June IS expiration date to Sept. 30 to avoid "the series of disastrous and unnecessary strikes" which tied up shipping last fall.
 eve don't want to repeat that experience and believe you don't either" said Frank F. Foisie, pres- ident of the employer group.
 There was no immediate re- sponse from the ILWU.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
EDWIN PUNGUK FAMILY HERE FOR FAIR

Edwin Punguk and family of Golovin arrived over the weekend to take in the Fair. Edwin has been a winner in Fair dog races but it was not learned whether he plans on entering the races this year.
Evening star., 1947-12-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheost.

1853 L ST. NE, s7,85O-An unusually
well-kept. brick, end row homei 2 bedrms
and bath upstairs. possession with tit title :
REALTY CO, 211s wilson blvd, GL.- or
RoME And INcoME-This brick home
with as little as $500 down: pess of l
apt. at settlement. SURETY REALTY co.
EX. 1914; ewes. MA. 1884. Ext. 516:
HOME AND INCOME. T st. near North
Sapitol.2.f family hGuse; each apt oTn con
eR pres nd e55
FpsIRISTab FpsT Ie2a st W. Rw 81 5as
2 wks.;. price. SIS, 30: Cali CO. $3.50 OF
sE sEsfRfc1fD ssfe EYES Ne hGH GsHkoSfG1oNs1.soo to
$4,000 down. $67.5O to $500 a, month
s, room row-brick home. nne back yard:
ssiDei Sci epnee9i0S CO S74 anS MARSHALL s j. wAPIr
issa 81; N;E,lR7ow Roy brick, X ,p.s., nss. as :, ,
S.nW.h.. S from front porch; nice lot; only sls::
go asos ssssonsS.s s1ss 'eams ea W. $3.50 p
NEAR ~ ann MiNN. Ave. N.E.NNex.horse cond
lovely. 6.rm; and modern tiled.bath .s,l r., row
FIJI flifAi bsmt. With Law. Anchor fence, ga,
hest; best. construction; desirable com.
nurIfty; close to transp. and all modern
shopping facilities; poss, with settlement;
terms. Mr.. stover, cA1MAPANnELLA Az mel d
T1GR TTS1sGqRrdIEp EH 41li Nf focATIoN fxss Modern
row brick, only yrs. old. new, cond.; 8
tiled rs. bath sssc s.ssT cs hsst e. ysss gsss q, On
SMAiG CASH PAYMENT, balance like
e-roona brick; S15,e50; 2414 Perry st. ne
Woodridge, convenient to everything. Open
{or Inspection. HO. 1904. Veterans pref.
1reaca, No Aeent&. g.
Evening star., 1947-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost.

COLORED-NEAR TRINIDAD and Oates;
Colonial l., row brick II rms bath, fail
right for quick sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS
coLoRhD C0, az oso @s $4,000 DOWN PAYMENT
cond: COZ, i e.h.W. cIfFFoRD FOR nsHi sHERTzER CO.,
RE. 2735; ewes. WO. 9191.
coLoREDmKENMwoRTHM ID, MY M74-tsmlly family, apt i
eotoREbMs esas 4 sx2f5 u s4 100 5Nr-rugnissed
bfaF b1ns WITH With annual '1STs Dus
oi oiufu.I1 h.s~h. Possibly eouis Be zoned com
rsaaeed 5f" saia
eeLok2b-1eoo oSi o5kkGG, BLOCK OATES ST.
i s sns eqnsitiSR; T Ssii Nj; Nj Rss oSI5 Viz
coLoREp-NR; 18th AND E SITS. NE
Semidet. brick home in excel. cond.: con;
sPH iss Rit a on T d. an and adj H. 'sa has 90 Sedr%s
shower and rec. rm::, oil h;,x;h; Cali
Nj yklzses5r co RssteEs T,sh ssf
81 81 better Ts.id:n sad
Sai entranes; deal $tamfiy soqss 1st
H. mas living rm, aiming TM, klbcHen,
z bedrm;s:ii bath, Kit, incl. porch; tull
rage: gas neat see this today. Call till
CoLORED-s42 K ST.-Brick. 6 large
op' popeh aWninss, % front in1n and rear entrances
to full basement: owner occupies. posses
p9lntment p.a only; CAL Mr.; sheehsn' With VIII
COLORED-NR. LINCOLN PARK-Brick,
semidet.; 3 apts. uncl. furnJ; bsnnt:, oil
h-wh 1n,In new furnace; des sarge bome "ne
doxn; Gau FIR. 5717 It'll 8. ACE REALTY
SERVICE. 1914 Penna. ave. Sc. -6
COLORED-Ist TIME OFFERED-1015 8
and l015la Eye st. ne; brick, complete
apartments, rooms and bath each; large
backyard; price, S13,5O0 for both. Call
MIS-; FITZGERALD, With COX & CO., DI.
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND H sTs.-
Brick 6-rm. and bath, fun basement, INV:
h., fine cond.; near stores. schools, etc: +:
81 800 down. bal. like rent. To see, call
FIR: 7717 till g. ACE REALTY SERVICE,
Evening star., 1947-12-04
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkiA.

1922 WESTMORELAND ST.-Comfortaole,
2 acres; lovely lot with large, beautiful
| trees: located on q quiet street, near shop
pins and bus. The lovely old ,,s house has has
room. large equipped kitchen. ample closet
space, breakfast nook and pantry: 2nd
full basement. oil h.-w.h:, elec.. automatic
hot water, "a bath, outside entrance; un-
usually large, rich sarden; poultry house.
tnip i snd maple Trees home SO hard
nnd: 8 miles, from p. G. Vaeant, n,. imms-
sive with EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors
BnILDERs. sni ATTENTION.. s-room frame
bungalow. lots, 25o,ft. frontage on
some some fruit and shade trees, all improve
ments available House is not modern
but has possibilities. Can be bought on
WILLIAMS VII REALTY CO, exclusive agent,
1906 Wilson blvd. owens 6161, CHI. 6272.
mo. from the apt; 4 bedrooms. baths.
modern and clean, living room. fireplace.
dining room. electrically equipped Kitchen;
hoor has Complete apt, fuii basement; out.
possession With settlement; priced ior i'm
5isa asTh f pnEb izh :, arasdI s sS k. sa s
yacasS " alsHe rd NEAL a. ffESr fFfEEHSr3aSSoS "a sl d.
din rms. full! basement. oil heat: fenced
GAVIN as Il With T. sMhY sz1fG co ss G.. bsS
NEAR FORT MYER--s-year-old semidet
brick with 3 full l-sized bedrms., IA baths,
es Dsisnse q rfss cssa WITH
sMYGrHY YGn .ER.ya,.5 81. Va 194s b. s.n0v and com.
Portable in this nice 6-room BUNGALOW;
living rm., dining rm.., equipped. kit, 2l.S
bedrooms and bath. =. al s6a on l foor; -. tIll "a
g. R*sser s'ea ow nfssss Ss
YOU'LL FIND that liberal financing. con
venience, good condition and immediate
Ssef afe !oI
sized porches both front and rear. and oil
are ,..d ether r E0oa r... .nd ousd:
Workshop OF. play house make It stu
.na ns usS9 Ra .sss sna ssaee
s13.600. total price. So 900 minimrm cash sl
CO.. 2420 Wilson blvd. GL 2o58, OK
sii ACRES, modernissd s-bedrm, and bstt
| house; Fans Church ares: maEnificen,
ssa9 sss fl'ssSt e, rs: s. q chdTss ".
TO gIoN " vIEnAGE@a-s.ory. s-b.drm. sne
3hb:sh brick home; n:.; S.n l:ss: 9sseh,d ~, ,m ra
r.se; So heat. oLp DOMINION REALTY
tCOTTA6E on your lot; s.rm.. bath
sssss 'ss II: .s:s s:sA ,os has: ~
CO. eos,S1aUc1ioa = * HI Co. "a. X. 1ss1 d
Evening star., 1947-12-04
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

S1O,5OO-3 acres. 5-room bungalow, re-
conditioned, hardwood floors, practically
all modern, full basement. pantry; some
outbuildings; 100 #. from busline; near
BURDoFT. Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
sI5, I5,sbO-BRICK-sTONE BARGAIN
Camp Springs: large. wooded lot: large hv-
ing room, fireplace. full dining room. large
electric kitchen; powder room and s,ds
porch; 3 beautiful ,an bedrooms. full tiled
First offering;. terms. ROBERT MAGEE,
RE 774o until e.
ali modern house with full basement; hre-
place, gas a.-c. heat, excel construction; !;
possession In 30 days. PHILIP B. KEY
Evening star., 1947-12-04

z E.-BrlcK, q fmS. ana
r 2 families; $10,950;
| pays note. Mrs. Read
WILLOUGHBY REAL
Evening star., 1947-12-04
"I've waited to see him before"
HOUSES FOR SAlE-s.E. Cont.

Mr.. BRANCH AND PENNA AYES, Hill
full bsmt.. oil heat, 2 porches, garage,
500. - To % inspect cali FIR. 77i7 I'll 3. ACE
REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Penna. ave. Sc.
HILL CREST AREA-s rms. det., brick
and frame home. located on quiet street;
oil &C. heat: electric kit, built-in gar;
blks. to bus and stores; price, S17,5O0.
ADELBERT W. LEE. 3211 Pa. ave. Sc, vi.
NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-vacant; completely
redecorated; detached large living rm.,
dining rm:, kitchen. 3 nice bedrms, bath,
convenience: see this today. Call til 8
pm. LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K
st. nwS ME-; 54oo. ,, , S.,
detached; 3 bedrms., automatic heat lge.
IS 81 ss 'fszs 5'fss
FIT. DAVIS. s.E.-$2,5Oo down and
monthly payments of S64 will buy new
semidet: brick: has lily. rm., dinette, mod.
kit, bedrms; and tiled bath: fun bsmt.,
s11 hsst ss EN sos5 sEATy 1t 7sss So
HELD FOR vETERANs-717 Atlantic st.
.e.-semidetached 2-story brick. 8 lovely
hardwood hrs., attractive recrea rm with
asphalt tile fir., copper piping throughout
Ideal legation conv to everything bus
HRa|s co sSsrS So5 sy NehGs t5S% to
1900 ha' oisGSo5c si'ocK G sr.-Duplex; 2 aptss m \
rms, kit. and bath each; full bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h.: one apt. furn.; excel. invest. OF
RGaErY Rfaf IS sss ss Fl fEi4 IT, r. w. w s
ANACoSTIA-Brick: 3 .apts.. (2) 3 rms.
and kit. % 2 rms: and kit; gas h.-w.h.;
R2AnTs Re nafRsis sERvcE sa M iai4 Pa ' ave- g. Sc ACE
BAY ST. Sc, near Eastern High School
Nice, brick home. has rms. full bsmt:,
g, gas heat, & Scar = Il garase; a reasonably priced
Sc, FIR. 5000, FIR. 1925; =
2 apts.. 1st floor vacant; consists of liv.
floor apt. now rents for $50 mo, con-
sists of liv. rm., bedrm, kit. and bath; oil
heat. 2 refRrs.; $4,000 down. SOUTHEAST
EEALTY Re LISe CO., 1911 Pa. ave. s'e,' FIR. 5000,
ANACOsTIA--Modern 7-rm. and bath, s.
bedrm.. detached home; bsmt, oil h.-w.h.,
lge. lot, convenient to transp: and shop
naE pas $780, 4 nrsp6n ts5%s ,ye pEWeY NJ REE
HOME WITH INvEsTMENr-contains 4
a4nshed fnts SGo down sS mo- fY Fly
appt.. call OWNER. DI. 1895. Brokers
GoLoRED-vAcANT, 1889 X ST. Sc
III
garage, front and rear porches, house In
perfect condition. Call MR.. SHEPPARD
CoLoRED-vACANT; NEAR 18th AND D
SITS. Me- rms, semidet. brick, hard
wood floors, h.-wh., front and rear porches
newly decorated; $1,000 down. Inspect
this beautiful home today. Call MIR
SHEPPARD, DE. 1161. IS
COLORED-SI,5O 500 DOWN-New houses
ready. to move in! Only few of these
brand-new brick homes left lovely
rms. and bath. mod. fully equipped kitch-
en- and full basement with gas a.-c. heat
Call tn pm. RE. 3531.- FIRST Ma
CoLoRED VACANT, ss1 KENTUCKY
AVE AVE; s:E-7 rms, bath. cellar. h;.w;
families. FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.,
Realtor. 617 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1888. a
COLORED-6th AND SITS. S.E.-S1, 800
down; semidetached 2-story brick; large
rms. and bath, front entrance to basement
h:-wh.. coal: nice yards; Al condition
rent. Act quick. Call till 8 pm. weekdays;
Sun. II to 5. VIM. CALOMIRIS PROPER
TIES, INC. 1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
CoLoRED-sOo BLOCK 9Th ST. SEE
rooms. full basement. coal h.-wh.: $500
Cali MR.. ToRAN1cH. RE. 1883. cox &
Evening star., 1947-12-04
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at +, ful |
We Want YoIR HOUSE, apartment. store
or lnimproyed land for sale; we have tn,
CORPORATION. 1877 K. RE. 1888.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale oi
your home. business or investment prop
Phi PHR1Es. Res Realtor tor sos North nth G Capitol III NA
cHHRLEs S. GUM has 'u:is Clients s'. xattins
and nearby r. iSos Oh
1 PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. white or col.
ored. any section. any condition. B. L1SS
We HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
si11cient service. ALBERT H; COHEN. Ksal-
JAMES CARROLL will quickly sell your
home, invest. prop. or farm or will buy
SF WILL Il FAY fs cEsH Ef foT hsase TR Rhs ell
colored, any condition or section. MI. GIG
WANT TO SELL IN A HURRY? Call
REALIsTINGs CORP. MA. s647. 924
FULL ffhL " VALUE, fast. for D. c. homes o,
bus; prop. NY methods assure results
COUPLE WITH CASH want or rm
home in Hyattsyille or surrounding area
TEsRs HRy sER%eE ERSns wA e gse
erty. with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K St. DI; 1915
Of Sc. ghise Fl seelorsd; Maryland d Or Ii5.
Sc. Es AND 6oN NEs fRopPkrY@We FRO m Nv viii IGs pa,
all cash or will sell tor you We get results
quick action; MAX MILLER. 500 18th st
Do Do YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION: Lis,
your house with us. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eye St NV EX. 3400.
house, any section; any kind Of rea
eeRM. FRAME OR Or BRICK; modern; tr
Chevy Chase, American Un. Park or gooe
ss6so 6sSs 'sn' cs e. l. m~fs
DiRECr FROM OWNER, or room
house, in nice location; will pay all cash;
no agents, please. Call ia. 9770. SO pm
ALL CASH and in hurry for any house
in any section; clients waiting. Call till
- pm, RE 353l. FIRST NATIONAL
EEALTX a9n c9RP so5 6h St bnxsox nw
auSs rR family nsSss tass eass can cab
HAVE fHSa Two 1svv DESIRABLE clients who are
most anxious to buy four bedroom homes
Immediately; if you. have such home
which you contemplate placing on the
market, please call Mr. Darr. with FRANK
J VOLKMAN, 4617 41st st. NV. EN-
tsts Mf HAVE EEes CASH W Bdaeks afa for homes
offer2 THos. e. FARRELL CO., Realtor:
(estab 1915l. 721 10th ST. NV. MA: 0765
HOME OWNER-Young couple desires a
nearby Md. will pay $4,000 down. Civ
details BOX HIT, Star. 10
Evening star., 1947-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,t.

Mr.. 7th AND G SITS. S.W.-3-story home,
bath; lot 25x12O: convenient location:
priced $3.50. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
CoLORED-$a5O DOWN will buy this
8-rm. semidet. brick home. An excel
lent income opportunity. SURETY
REALTY CO, EX 1914 3
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-27

BIG HORN DRUG
BIG HORN co. STATE BANI
STANDARD SEED co
J. j. PING
HARDIN HARDWARE
BECKER HOTEL & BAR
BEN FRANKLIN STORE
GRAHAM -STAUNTON
THE CLUB CAFE
BIG HORN INN
F~ISCHBACH'S CLEANERS
CORT HOTEL g. BAR
MODEL CLOTHES SHOP
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-27

NEW DEAL CIGAR STORE
ARTS FOOD MARKET
U JEWELRY
CANDLES
SULLIVAN SHOP
HARRIET THEATRE
O X. BARBER SHOP
STORE
N POWER
r BAKERY
SAFEWAY o
r d MEAT MARKET
EDER HARDWARE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-27

HARDIN CLUB-R. A. Riggs
DORNBERGER'S SERVICE STA
GLARS CONOCO SERVICE
HARDIN SEED COMPANY
RAYS WELDING SHOP
HERBS ELECTRIC
SAUNDERS LUMBER co.
MILES g. ULMER
HOLMES PLUMB. & HTG.
HANKS BAR
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
4-ACE LOUNGE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-27

RAY MORISSETTE
MACHINERY & SUPPLY
COMMUNITY GAS & OIL
OTIS AUTO PARTS
LOBBY LOUNGE
McDONALD'S GROCERY
BIG HORN CONFECTIONERY
KARI JOHNSON co.
THE sTOCKMAN BAR
WATERMAN ELEC. g. PLUMB
HARDIN PHOTO SERVICE
BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-27

RICKER'S DRUG
MISSION INN
MISSION CAFE
HARDIN AUTO COMPANY
FOX OIL COMPANY
BIG HORN IMPLEMENT co.
BIG HORN OIL & GAS
DEVELOPMENT CO..
CRYDER SHOE SHOP
HAMMERS SECOND HAND
SHOP
VALLEY IMPLEMENT co,
KUCHERA'S
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-27


BARKER DRUG co.
JENSON'S BEAUTY SHOP
OLSEN'S BARBER SHOP
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
WELLS STORE
HARDIN ELECTRIC
ARCADE BAR
PASTIME CAFE
BIG HORN MOTOR
SAWYERS STORES
WESTERN OIL COMPANY
BOWLER'S RADIO SERVICE
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-05-16
EMBLEM CLUB
 INITIATES NEW MEMBERS

Al It's regular meeting Monday eveu.rg at Elks Hall, Wrangell Emblem Club initiated the follow Ing new members: Mrs. Neil French, Mrs. Charles Eslick, Mrs. Robert Hayes. Mrs. Sam Pickering, Mrs. Glenna Opsata.
 The impressive Emblem Club candlelight ceremony was used in the initiation rites.
 Following the meeting refrsh ments were served with novelty fayors at each place On the lunch con committee were Mrs. Ruth Warfel, Mrs. Lou McKibbon and Mrs. LenOra Moore
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-05-16
MRS. MORELAND HERE

Mrs. Ethel Moreland, wife of Bruce Moreland who is employed aboard the Solo by Farwest Comp any, arrived here Tuesday morning aboard the Princess Louise to be in Wrangell during the fishing seq son. Mrs. Moreland, before her marriage, was employed in the ad- yertising department of her home town, Nashville, Tenn. paper. She and MT. Moreland moved to Dallas. Texas, a short time ago and came to Wrangell from there. Mr. More land is expected here aboard the Solo over the week end
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-05-16
ANOTHER LITTLE DRINK
 WON'T DO US, ANY HARM

HOUSTON, Texas - Hangover free whiskey equal in taste and quality to the best grain liquors. could be manufactured from pc trOleum if manufacturers II d drinkers did not have a prejudice" aga .nst c5to ming iquor from cfl wells, Dr. Henry Haas, head of the chemistry department at Purdue University said this week.
 "Whiskey proeessed from oil products would contain no fusil oil, which is the ingredient that causes hangovers," Haas said.