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PERSONAL.

DUPONT COUNCELING sERVICE-spec
ializlng in Psyche Physical analysis Of per-
sonality and Job aptitudes; We can help
y94s y91 selve 9 tt your problem caii co. s5f''
BABY aGS Il sIrrER ii nR REGISTRY; mothers sc Call
DI. 1900: safeguard home and child;
DAY CARE GIVEN to child in licensed
Nice residential SECTION. Desire child age
shE H. sffR R,,2s, es teAs 81 ssss
was2s s2s ese!sa se shsmpoo aHs
flngsrwave. 50c. No sppointments;u u Al
TrES gone ne by y,v advanGed r students WAE
ii. ". JOHNSON. Dent,st-False teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 602. Westory
BsE nns Cline Sfs for cassa sna
1T. it, because you have lost weight; or they
Expertiy s done at moderate prices: studio
fsns1av Thear BLDG Gsaff EhoE% fsV
Ss * 5s ses ,u St, ns' as room so
HsHs oN59 pec school, MS spDGatsneSsY ta MAsEILE aAe
SLIP Covers, pkAPEkIESs: CO. $500.
5-day delivery, Use your fabric or choose
from our samples in your. home. No charge
6A1sEAuIT 81 pEcoRAroRs RsoRf
FEEL BETTER after FIRST treatment or no
Teak s ear ra ash@a mans sea shsS due
otRsr s ailments: Also relief from from asains
swollen feet. Lady naturopath, 20. years
NHRsEs sNPssfsceA AVAILABLE. registered, licensed
and boeded: s4-hour service. ,Du. 3ssa.
VACANCIES IN MY NURSING HOME for
sss spsns 0ssiRs JESSIE sS PRocToR TOR sEr J6k
EYE pxma5oss 1oy Dr. sSf EEARs RaysfaP
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne
4 CO, DI 4254. RE. ie33.
sar COVERS xo 1a1GFsd 15sm
TPHoLsTERING. repairing, slip covers,
mates given: cleaning upholstered furni-
ture. rugs, Venetian blinds or automobile
upholstering; pickup and deliver; Lquick
fsTElse; EER sfs y wofs ffso guaranteed JONES &
PETER rETEHs' RABBIT RAE d9eo NURSERY has several @
openings; , meals, transportation. Sligo
HOUSE PLANS DRAwN-New or revised
Charm, efficiency: your tastes govern;
as ssstS Rafera se sss fsr s
CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED in your
sop nome MR asesS1 55 gaEtrat H. sle Fo!
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES, bedspreads,
vanity skirts made to order. CO. 1898.
WANT TO SELL SOMETHING. want to buy
something? Furniture. drapes, linens,
bric-a mems. women's. children's
RA. 9S71, 1910 Ga. ave. NV. We pick up
and deliver.
DAY CARE given for child while mother
works: licensed home, near Arlington
Courthouse. GL. 6130. So
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
ing school; 2-12 years old accred teachers:
hot lunches, daily transp tRead ad in
telephone book Registrations now open
for summer camp. 9401 Georgia ave, SH.
WE LOVE OUR WORK-we dye laughing.
We are proud to show our dye work Please
come in and see it at EXQUISITE CLEAN
ERS, dye work specialists, 3100 Georgia
ave. NV, GE. 9TTG. -
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDING MACHINES, typewrfters, pur-
sonsble: machines for sale, standards and
portables: est: Il yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO, sl3 18th n;Es ms; Bid Bldg; RE, 2s2s
piled and adjusted; All york Euarsntssd
ALTERATiONs AND REPAERs - Coats
suits and dresses; 24-hour, service on
hems, buttonhoies and hemstitcbing
ABBATTS. 1891 Il st. ne. Phone AT.
workmanship; prompt service. HAUSER
1911 N. Courthouse rd.. Arl, GIL. 1920.
BRICKwoRK. general and repair: glass
block frepiaces, porches. concrete. etc
RINALDI CO. FIR. 2342. g.
CABINETMAKERS-Fu store Ak.
lures and valances designed and con.
structed, repaired and refinished by mer
Of experisnce. CUSTOM CABINETCRAFT
CAMERA REPAnNG. can FULLER 4
d'ALBERT. ING. National 4712. SIS 10n
st. nv.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

SHARE PLAN-If q pass, we arrange ride:
if car owner, we fill your vacant seat; refs
exchanged. 23 Mass, ave. NV, RE. $3.50
GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR MIAMI Sat
night in 1941 Plymouth, accommodate
passengers; Call DI 1887. 8.
return Sunday. Room for 5. Call WI
oT1S after d m
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

PIANO LESSONS-The CAROW PIANO
STUDIOS at 1000 N. H. ave-; instruction
by Robert Coll; S6 per month. Tel. Glenn
Carow Ia 30S6. 7s
GREGG, PITTMAN AND GRAHAM short
hand, touch typing; individual instruction,
speed dictation. Day and evening classes:
mont ave. tat L st. NV, DI. uI4. --e
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects, day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL approved
for D. C.. REQUIREMENTS and Gf training
1910 N. z. ave. ME. TITS. Estab. 1918
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AGENTS.

BEAUTIFUL GREETING CARDs - Make
S25. for selling only nifty 81 boxes. Send
for literature and sample box on approval
Also auick-selling box stationery and gift
wrappinES. JEWEL 1880 Locust st., Phil
adelpkia, z Pa Dent II
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WE WOULD LIKE TO PLACE our maid
and mothers helper: she is ideal In every
respect. Call MR. or MRS DELANEY. FIR
$3.50, Ext. 454, day or eve. -
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MAN has a dump truck for hire by day
OF hr. or contract. Call NO. 1885.
apt. or hotel elevator, switchboard Ia
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Continued on Hszt PssA,
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list commi.; property
and Eve. SITS. NV; IL
i heat. income quoted
liable for owner; $1,000
REALTY CO., 906 10th
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.CAMERA REPAIRING. Can FULLER =
d'ALBERT. INC. National x712. 616 10th
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weekly business. sS.70o: lease ayaiisbie AZ
SIs5 per mo. including 7.rm apt: Cali
aERssR NJ ksPqns Rga1qy ~ d3 3s2 VIII tsod dLEouM
$1,000 CASH-Make it back in one year
3-story and bsmt. brick home, located In
rms. plus inelosed porches. etc; ideal Tor
ing balance OF house which should return
nsnths nSI s0En sna pcsa rS
SfsHkR fa co ResIsor.s ss sis MN T. avs ass
"a sasS sfsfFs sf .na nspseTs ssns
Local Virginia opportunities for some ons
that doesn't mind working; one restaurant
with on-and dc o9ff % beer license and ,s1st one that
land, with better than I,00o-it frontaIs
sEdL a.5s ssTA5 q * sEsc6L sss5 dL Ss Sss Lee hy,
crossing $500 weekly; io-yr. Lease terms.
sSk6Wlea sSs 5sSlM sis5 ssiasopRare opportunity. can
gross 800 to $500 weekly; furnishsd apt,
.aappe aGss ass .hy fill
competition: opposite walter Reed Conya-
lescsnt Hospital, Forest so Glen, en- Ma e., 5000
sitnatio for man and wife; very good Dos.
sibliities for $1,000 net per mo. owNFR
70 10 MILES 2Ii.is from washington. on Lee hwy,
BY BY SO English boxvood. fshpond. lovely
swg ecmDletets !. starnisnss .D6fse,,,.s
MaEsTrzzLsgs virsinis onss, ct. 1888 Of Or
33kkoceRf 3k ass sfss o. 5..s s'ss ssd wine. good
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17
Finley Notes

= s. Bolton left July 6
W. Trim into Canada where she
on ON, ! visit friends and relatives.
VA Ar. and Mrs. Beryl Ash and
:, con of Seattle, visited here
s sser the Fourth week end.
0s Mrs. VIM. Cochran left for Col
:. where she will attend a fam
a.. .,.. reunion and stay for an ex-
~ t:snded visit with relatives.
Me- Earl Myer, assisted by
Nv mis Shultz and Glayds May Ash.
ME, MIS- . bridal shower in honor Of
s CAV newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs.
tns Siocumb. A large gather
S If friends attended and they
ing .; ~ many lovely gifts. Re-
shments were served at the
ires.M r. and Mrs. Slocumb are
ciose; n thir new home at Prosser.
nov Mrs Irene Hughes spent the
r.mrth and the rest of the week
ro ?sh her mother at Cashmere.
WIZ Ne Bill Gerber and daughters,
,,ss;;s and Helen, arrived recent
=, ma t.om California. They will re-
Yin here until school starts.
MAJ T.ck Young spent the Fourth
,,,ssE end with his sister, Mrs. Al
wern and family at Sunnyside.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17
Richland Evacuees Hold
Annual Picnic August 3

Inc Fifth Annual Picnic of the
Richland Evacuees, former resi-
dents OF that city, White Bluffs
and Hanford, will be held in Syl-
van Park, at Prosser, on August 8.
w. j. jenkins, chairman of the
picnic committee, announced this
week that an even larger attend
ance is expected this year, an in
crease over the $50 persons who
registered for the affair last sea-
son. At that time, over so cities
and towns were represented.
b jenkins stated that everyone is
expected to sign their name and
address at the registration table.
where donations to defray the ex-
penses of ice cream, coffee and
punch will be accepted.
Also serving on the committee
are, from Richland, L. L. Whitwer:
from Prosser, v. c. Wilson and
Edmund Anderson; from Grand-
view, D. D. Hall, Dean Hall. and
Otis Shelton; from Yakima. Geo.
Gilhuly and L. N. Fry and DR.. j..
F. Newton of Walla Wall.a
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17

down from Pullman to spend the
day Tuesday with the j. G. Pratts
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Brown are
here from Twisp for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Paden held
a family reunion Sunday to well
come home their son Bill who had
returned tina tday on terminal leave
after eighteen months service, the
last ten being in Guam. Also home
for the occasion was Kenneth of
Fresno, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schuster and family from Moses
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat SeIch
and Bob Paden of Kennewick.
Lester and family, who live in
Harrah, were unable to be pres
ent. @ - -
Monday afternoon a committee
of the Toastmistress Club met at
the home of Mrs. M. Schuster to
draw up bylaws for the new or
ganization. ~ 4->As -
MIR. and Mrs. Hester Chapman
(Arlie JacoD formerly Kennewicl<
residents, her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mar
ty and their daughter Carol were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dor
othy from Thursday to Saturday.
They are all from Portland. - :
Bob Siegfried, wife and two
children, Bobby and Virginia, ar
rived July IS from Bremerton to
spend two weeks with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Siegfried. -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17
No. 2612

- - ~
NOTICE TO CREDITORS :
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Ben
ton County. -soE@@ -
IN THE MATTER OF THE a.,
ESTATE OF ,s..'s
JOHN E. OWENS, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters of Administration on
the estate of John E. Owens, de-
ceased, were granted to the un-
.dersisned that she now is the
duly appointed, qualified and act
ing Administrative of the above
entitled estate.
All persons having claims again.
st said estate are required TO
serve them with the necessary
vouchers upon me at the office
of Moulton & Powell, Kennewick,
Washington, within six months
after the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to-wit:
within six months after the 10th
day of July, 1947, and file the
same with the Clerk of this Court,
together with proof of such SER
vice, or they shall be forever
barred -~
DATED at Kennewick, WASH
ington, this 9th day of July, l947.
LEILA OWENS, Administrative.
By MOULTON & POWELL &
THOMAS B. CESS, Her, attor-
neys. - is.
.z--.....-z 7:1O = 1924
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17
,PTA Delegates Asked
To Attend Summer Meet

Delegates from the Kennewick
Parent Teacher Association have
been invited to attend the PTA
Summer Institute to be held at
Central Washington College, FL
lensburg, July %, % and "a.
Sponsored by the state wide
Washington Congress of Parents
and Teachers and Central Wash
ington College of Education, the
institute will be devoted to four
general themes: recent develop
ments in education; how schools
can be interpreted to parents
and public; school, home, and
community plans for child health
and recreation; and, PTA-a dy-
manic force for better education.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17

Junior vice president. The Ma
tional encampment will be held
at Kansas City in August.
Comrades from Walla Walla
will join the local group at their
annual picnic to be held on Labor
Day at the local park.
Sixteen members were present
at the last meeting, at the close Of
which refreshments were served
by Mrs. Masters and Mrs. Hol-
brook.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17

During the morning sessions Of
the three day meeting, talks will
be presented by leaders in educa-
ton, while the afternoon sessions
will be open for general discussion
and PTA workshop activities di-
rected by national and state offic-
erS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17
AUXILIARY OF UNITED SPAN.
ISH WAR VETERANS

Mrs. Dorothy Cookie will attend
the Department Convention at
Tacoma this month as representa-
tive from the PaSco-KenneWick
Auxiliary of Spanish War Veter-
ans. Cora Sharp Of Pasco will be
alternate. Other members to at
tend the convention were Jose
phine Livermore, Dept. Color No.
l, and Mrs. Culver, who is Dept.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17

Finley Grange met July 10 by
candle-light. Dues were discussed
and continued until next meeting,
Mrs. Dan Gerber conducted quiz
program on Grange procedure.
Next meeting will be July "a In
the Grange hall. scsD1s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-17
Little Stories
OF The Week

recent guests at the Francis
LudloWs were Mr.. and Mrs. Pam
Ludlow, Willis and Marilyn who
left Friday for their home in Nam.
pa, Idaho. ~
Mrs. Ralph Weltz and her bro
tner Don Doyle were honor guests
at q double birthday picnic din
ner held by the members Of the
Doyle family Wednesday, July l6
in the local park. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Mcdonald
left Sunday morning on a motor
trip which will take them through
Yellowstone National Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Green ana
children, Jimmie and Pamela
came Monday from Seattle to
enjoy the week with Green's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green.
The Kennewick Firemen and
their families will have their an-
nual picnic Sunday, July 20 at 1
O'Clock in the local park. Each
FAMILY IS expected to bring fried
chicken, pie and pot luck dinner
table service. The Firemen win
furnish ice cream and cones. pop
and coffee. All Kennewick fire
to attend ' q aise"
The Kenno,y;cL N..a,.,,....,.
club will hold tic n;c,;c :. IN
park FRIDAY :Inlv IA Al, ,,a,. ~
bers trv and at4and ~ 90 "le
Miss villa Herman ~ W.,,,.o,,
Iowa has heer . ho,,se 49,. -
her cousin Mrs p B,,rr.s,.,s . .n ~
family the past weet '-'->'
Rev. and Mrs Eugene g Haw-
kins leave Snndav e,,an;n. A T,,S.,
27th for buffalo Neu, Wi, 49,, Say
thev will attend +ha YntarS , 49,
and World Convention of tha NE
ciples of Chr;st from I,,,., % 81
August 8 Mr. and Mre H.,,,i;rs
plan to take q short vac.t;on TIN
Following the convection Ts,at,
will visit New YorE civ Dill.
delphia Wssh;nctnn Is - ara
Chicaro. They nian To sna NJ, .
few. DAYS with Reverend >arS NJ
Grant 81. Cole Of Cav,,oa 1i;n -ri @
II viii he rememtered that ~,
Cole served the .Pasco Chr;eti.r
church Mr. = shor+ tim. .rd az
rected the comh;nea chn;re =, ~
1945 Christfnas cantata ~ fhe
Pasco-Kennewick Chnrches
E. Pace and SON returned Mon.
day from several DAYS, fishing
above Rimrock dam They r..
Mort S.zalv "fisherman'e l,,clr y
: Marie Tive returned, TI,esdav
from Portland whera che had heen
been VISITING for ten DAYS with her
little cousins daughter of s q
Tuve
a birthday dinner was given
afternoon in honor ~
Stuart McKinnis at the Bnh NC
Kinnis home On Avenue q Those
attending were stuart McKinnis
Renee Bailey Mr and Mrs Jesse |
Ioin Lack McClain and Mr. and
Wrs M r McK;nn;s later IN !
he evening Rob and Stuart left
or Glenwood Washs tn return
o work - /,
The w r. Sneddon,s grand
laughter. Shirley Putnam OF
sweet Home. Ore is making them
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
SherburReS On Business Trlu

]. L. Sherburne and son Fred
eric, are on a business trip to
Great Falls and other Montana
points this week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Filing For Town
Posts March 7-27:;
Election April I

On the basis of information
carried in newspapers in various
communities, filing for mayor
and council posts may be made
during t b period beginning
March 7 AID Cling March 81.
With the biennial town election
being L.. --onday, April 7, the
filing da.e expiration occurs 10
days previous. Up to the present
time there has been practically
no interest indicated by most of
the people of Browning in the
coming election, aside from a
petition in behalf of the candi-
dacy of Frank P. Sherburne,
pioneer businessman of Brown
ing.
The petition was an inspiring
endorsement of Sherburne, yet
while approaching the magnifi-
cent confidence petitioners attest
ed in the document, he has re-
fused to consider the mayorality
post because of his inability to do
it the justice he feels it is en-
titled to.
If there are other petitions in
behalf of mayorality or council
manic candidates., the Chief up
to the present has not seen nor
heard of them.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Mail Delivery
Situation Eased

Browning postofice for a few
days was experiencing difficulty
in the mail situation owing to
circumstances gro wing out
of changed schedules of Great
Northern trains.
However, with final adjust
ment daily mail delivery began
advantageously Monday. For a
few days last week trains were
unloading Browning m a ii at
Whitefsh as to provide delivery
around 8 p. m. Under the cir
cumstances, the local postoffice
was without any incoming mail
to handle through the day until
the arrival of the afternoon mail.
Inauguration of the n w
streamliner schedule is attribut-
ed to cause of the difficulty.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07

Have you stopped to consider that
save-as-yOU-go is as important to
you as the pay-as.you-go plan. which,
millions Of my nieces and nepllews
are rediscovering this month as
their best friend in meeting income
obligations? When you are signed
up on the payroll savings plan or
have arranged with your bank for
regular monthly purchases of U. s.
Savings Bonds, you're on an auto.
matte, easy save-as-yOu-gO plan
which will enable you to meet future
personal and family obligations, or
q business of your own, pay for a
new home, travel or education for
your children. AS good American.
you are paying your income tax
bill to your Uncle Sam to help pay
for the war. As a good American.
you also have the opportunity to
turn the tables on your Uncle Sam.
Investing in U. S. Savings Bonds
regularly, your Uncle Sam will pay
you "a for every S. in ten years.
U. S. Treasury Dcpa,tmsnt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Services For Late
Virginia laPIant Roy
Wednesday Morning

Funeral services for the late
Virginia LaPlant Roy, 81, who
died at Columbus Hospital in
Great Falls from pneumonia last
Saturday at $3.50 a. m., were con-
Quoted at the Little Flower
Church Wednesday at II a. M,
with the Rev. FIR. George Corner
officiating.
Interment was in the Brown
ing Catholic cemetery. Funeral
arrangements were in charge of
the Beck Funeral Home.
Deceased was born in Brown
ing and attended local schools.
Survivors include her husband,
Phillip Roy; two sons, Wilson
and Phillip, Jr.; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis LaPlant; three broth
ers, Noble, Francis and Edward,
and one sister, Mrs. Galen Gal
breath.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Browning 33
Geyser 35
Divisional B"
Basket Tourney
Now At Havre

Winners of second place at the
district basketball tournament at
Shelby recently, Browning In
dams qualified for the Divisional
B" tournament at Havre this
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY.
Shelby took first place and at the
Havre meet plays Fairfield and
Browning plays Geyser in their
first games.
Other games at the outset of
the meet include Choteau versus
Big Sandy and Chinook versus
Denton.
There will be two game sess-
ions.
The state tournament will be
at Glasgow.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Chapter
Participating In
Ag Caravan

Browning high school Chapter,
FLA are to take a very &C
tive part in the Labor Saving
Cavavan exhibit at Cut Bank
Monday, March 10.
AS was announced in the Chief
last week, Montana State College
is sending a caravan of trucks
over the state, carrying a very
instructive and interesting dis.
play of farm labor-saving de.
vices.
The display will be open to all,
and will be presented at Paul's
Texaco warehouse at Cut Bank
from 1890 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Admission is free.
In setting up these displays the
College has allotted space for ex-
hibits by FLA Chapters in the
county. The local chapter is the
only FLA group in Glacier Coun-
ty and therefore are carrying
the entire responsibility for this
part of the show.
Kenneth Goss, chairman of the
Community Service committee, is
in charge. He is being assisted
by Jerry Show, who is in charge
of transportation, and o t h e r
members of his committee.
Among the local boys, who
will exhibit machines and devices
built by them in the local high
school shop are Floyd Gervais,
Bert and Vernon Vielle, Clarence
Trombley, Gerald Silvas, Steve
Barcus, Joe Butterfly, Kenneth
Goss, Wipslow Devereaux, Jerry
Show, Eugene Kipp, Wilbur Ku-
ku, Robert Mad Man, George
Plummer, Jim Running Fisher,
Alvin Lineweaver and Clarence
Bremner.
Among the articles to be dis
played are shop lamps, two types
of welding tables, tool cart, saw
horses, seed potato cutter, tack
box, drawing table, grain sack
holder, soldering furnace, drill
press, display of farm rope work,
display of hardware, dog house
and a number of other itoms.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Weather Forecast
Booklet Advertised

The general weather outlook
for 1947, prepared by Ben Huset
of Minot, N. D., should appeal to
a great many eople of the
Blackfeet Reservation, whose
economic and other welfare is
contingent upon weather condi-
tions.
Huset, who has been issuing
the booklet annually for the last
II years, has forecast with amaz-
ing accuracy, according to GUS
toners in various western states.
Elsewhere in the Chief is his
ad setting forth the highlights
that will be found in the book.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Sub-zer0 Weather
And Snow Since
First Of Week

A higher sun of growing daily
warmth and longer days has not
altered the program of Old Man
Winter, who during the week
has visited upon this section all
the attributes of the winter we
thought had passed.
Sunday evening the thermom-
eter began to lower, with accom-
paniment of finally the next day
a seventeen depth of snow at
Browning. At the park consider
ably more snow fell during that
time.
Most of the week, despite the
warmth of the sun, temperatures
have been close to zero. In the
evenings recordings have ranged
from 10 to "a below. Tuesday
evening and early Wednesday it
was coolest.
Though there are a number OF
hit and miss" thermometers
about the communi y, there ap.
pears to have been general agree,
ment among them that it was
between % and "a below at the
coolest early Wednesday.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Hawaiian Group
To Be At Assembly
OF God Church

Rev. Peter Funk, Hawaiian
missionary, and party, including
his family and four Hawaiian en-
tertainers will be at the Assem-
bly, of God Church next Monday
evening. according to Rev. ]. T.
Kindall, pastor, the program to
include a devotional talk by
Rev. Funk and musical numbers
by other members of the group.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07
Council Failed To
Appoint Treasurer
At Yesterday Meet

No action was taken in the
appointment of treasurer at
the Tribal Council meeting yes
terday owing to other heavy mat
tiers on this months agenda.
Three applicants are under
stood to be seeking the place.
The present session. it is be-
lieved, will determine the choice.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07

We really believe it pays to ad-
vertise if you have something
the other fellow wants.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-07

Try a classified occasionally