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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL.

VACANCY IN nurses licensed home for
psIents pat. III eopnvaiescent tp az. pref, lss1n IT,
ALTERATIONS AND DkEssMAKlNG don.
expsrtly and quickly and reasonably. MRS.
pban. HiDDLE 6,, 2994 eeao FLORIDA ave. NV 6eie
NEW new AND aoogDERN-1nt.nt and small
fd.en By wee5 or month
duty 3736 r. l. ave, Brentwood. Nd.
PRACTICAL NURSES available-Trained
graduates, night or day duty: reas rates.
Di @ 43s4; MISS DAVIS. week days only.
and boarding: ISth season opens Sept. /;
Sunday and weekday registration. 10 am.
to & pm: nursery through eth grade;
daily daily transportation ''door- door; hot
board of Education. Literature rsttn0 mailed iTsd
upon request. 940l Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
BUTTONS covERED, buItonholes MADE.
goods. tailers findings. zoos Florida ave
yAc.ScY N sgKs1Sc HOME; s4-SSour
NOW vi N BETHESDA. .7494 Wisconsin
hr,nston; nIitnt an,.C, OK :s44 Be:. work; Lowest
LET DIR; DELLA LEDENDECKEK's wonder
anah 1nt hanos 5. rub your aches So and pains away
Hzs TfaDows 9 IS REST Res NJ HonE ai&G :: now open and
VIII admit limited number of elderly
hO,,n homeiks I,.,,a atmosphere; Best food. s4-
apTovedH De. 1896. ~ anu uofi.t' ii"
OAK SPRINGS KGTN. and nursery school
al teachers education through play. cui-
tural and creative activities Daily tranSp
no ae pG'ssa sfs SO Seys Sty nr' rnrd
KALoRAMA CoNvALEscENT home @ for Tor
private and small ward rooms; registered
nurse in attendance; supervised diet. DE.
HERNDoN CoNvALEsCENT HOME. Hern-
don' Va, has vacancies. Reasonable rates.
ca, e., T., HssnGSn Hwsr ;s., 3.
ssSssI os w.vEs sas9Sse "a
Flynn EHE 'Pi s5rY s5 e'eeSsd coEd.sE so GAH r
~ 5:s;s os:a s:s":1:: sRs.
1ESraf iss f'A ftchsicfssJosrpH Il f2 20 RICE
PGompt service on dental plate repairs
SskE sGi II The { stTuMN LIFE fPf Nj 13s r
attention our rest home provides. Com
Portable rooms. lovely grounds, wen-pre-
pared food. Reasonable rates. FA. ols1.
DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS den.
by experts: exclusive designing done by
sser the So MIS- e iinSe n
EloLds eve: NV; DU: 6639. 81
VACANCY for elderly ladies: det. corner
home; front and side front rooms: board.
tray service. Tel. RA. 9143. 1904 Della
LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY. day school 2
Years thr:ugh kinderssrten. Full cur
rlculum. TRANSPORTATION available. For
further information cali ov. 2439. 900
North Washington. ST., Alexsndria, Va. -
THERE'S MORE TO DkESSMAKING than
Just seging. Only qualified skill and
fesSional smart look you admire in others
LEA ENGEL can res.yle or alter your
wardrobe With that method, Originally on
9TH ave. n. Y. now centrally located in
Loew's BldE, A. lilo F st. NV. Rm. 20.
WANTED-Men and women who are un-
married and enjoy good company, and
horses, swim, bowl, fly, play golf, or who
like good clambake. dance or card party.
II you are over 20 and of good character
Join JUST FOR FyN CLUB. 1912 50th
ONE GOOD WAY to cut the cost of living
is the EXQUISITE wav. Don't give, up any
specialist Exouisite's dyeing is like from
heaven Call GE. Nine Seven Seven Seven
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculstors cleaned,
ssa 81 .a!gssfs Ff!s eS
IEF e yesrs s1psEs9ee ieetosI Full
CARPENTER WORK-We do it All kinds
Repair p o' work painting and paper hanging.
CARPENTRY-porches. closets. stairs,
roofing and painting done in a workman
Ike manner eroo For an estimate. call VIII
CARPENTRY = Remodelins. repairing.
painting, paperinE Terms. AT. 1863.
cARPENTRY-Attics finished. recreation
windows residential or commercial. j. z.
GsNPESGKs GsRPESTky Y9,Ga ,dscHts 4s roo,
painting. rutt.rins. doWnspout. csll MR..
SWAMI: DI:: 5000. after s pm.
CARPENTRY, roof repairs. cement work.
eEIfN eESTSr N work. sass all kinds; damp water
proohns inside. guar. | year; reas. prices.
cLfANNS Mn &EfI TFHoLsT2RED ii furniture re-. and
Gsl! GaKG4R,tI MRi GRutEY any any time. NO: 59si;
81! ELEsTRie GO 6sa'':S "a Sass. ss'''''
ELECTRIC WIRING, Commercial residen-
f a. LIZ TRIe asos Gs Ga'e RA resss ssa
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs. All Jobs
LSoDeoGKsty odlns Gd any Id time TG 1891
Eifz HARR Cali ~ VI o. S6: S1sN WI S4GS
FLOORS sANDED and finished; nr.. mad.
GEoRGE TAYLOR; WA. 1905 III
urnifure rssa aso K ySgT hGms
white mechanic. veteran. Dial FIR. 9lS9.
GARDENERS and contractors,
grading, seeding. soddiug, spraying shrubs,
eversreens trees trimmed and removed.
DING e. isas is.h St St 1o NV. M NJ fs1S sh
siieI sq%nsF nS Sriasi S SSS R'5s nsas'a'es esi
PAINTING. interior decorating. exterior
80 years exper.; free estimate; hne work.
Pa.sTlSe:' = cakfisfky. 4 Ms5!A cement work 51 or
AFSois sia4: RoR1NsoN EseS estimates 'rs. .1! !F
PAINTING; PAN fIst class: residential work
PAINTING. -Tonins at its best: kit
Shens T. -srS sn5 baths a specially. FIR. 5l9o,
PihiNTISG-PAPERINe, z I>,rIS nrs. r.anished,
Inmates. INN service. IA 1882 any sse time ns
PAINTiNG interior. exterior. roof coated m
general repairs free estimates. Cali TR.
PAINTING AND PAPERING-we so vir-
gina; M.ryland @ and D G.; estimates free:
money" guaranteed. ia, 1862. ia. 7als
PAINTING, PAPERING. many years .1-
perienee done right, priced right, use best
mafsIIass rafS1aEc CAL DAY; night GE; os77. 9.
pIsster,nF Ih;s: ho9r finishing and Gstn.rp-oof
FsiNfiSG. Fo 1fS raPfRING-rir.t-cl.u, ,ls Work
mansh,g; ma sP work dene e1s Immediately. Cali
saINTfSG nH rHA!' aND SN pa rArrRNe-r..t. en-.
clent work: satisfied customers for .b
PATNING AND PAPERHANGfNG.' GIN s'eS Excellent
work at very reasonable price. Call
rfArEhHASeNe, this week onl, 81 and
up per rm: 1s4s washable sunf,st papers:
work suaranteed GE. 1898 GE. o461
rA~PERiSG' ~ paintinE' plasterina scrap
PsfRsS's; %ssrFIsa caSE9f II IS isos D,rs VT
PAPERING. PAINTING. scrapins. plaster
ing; interior snd exterior, Have own
p9fKois cK s9sHria TtTE Estima5es day or might
PAPERING AND fAINTINa-A-1 work.
estimation free. Call Mr.. BECKETT, DU.
PxFERING. PAINTING. rLAsTEKrNc. also
n9oI Tenn.snins quality WORK p5smpt at
PAPERING, PAINTING. and sePapins-
First-class white mechanics. Reasonable
prices: Free estimate. AK. lo77. -
PAPERHANGING. painting. done by ex-
pefieneed veteran; prompt ser1ies; PRICES
PAfERHANGrNG don. .t once: onabl.
prices; 90 ny own work: 80 yrs exper-
iencs Call GE. oo24. |x
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INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. .

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
consciousness. Pvt. tutor. MI. 1850. l2'
LEARN TO DRIvE IN wsshinEton's oldest.
largest largest and most modernly sauipped auts
patented dual controls; permits seeured
Jay and Thursday evenings. Box 34f-V,
Star. Sc
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE. for men
and women. 1906 Goth st. uacing Conn.
ave. at Que): = short thorough training
course in real estate practice for appli-
cants to become broker, salesman or sales
GIL evening classes twice weekly for hve
weeks; opening lecture explaining the
course, Thursday. Sept. 9th, 7:30 pm:
veterans and others invited; there Is no
oblisation to enroll DI. 5000. AID. 1922.
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BOATS.

BOAT LUMBER-Marine plyvood and
boat plans; open all day Saturday and
sunday ROBNSoN'S LUMBER BUILD
1889 Kenilworth ave. ne. AK 1900.
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, Are On.
tmguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma.
FRANK DEL vEcCH1o & SON. l2ia liz
BOAT SLIPS for rent: lse new. modern
West River 61Sl
BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT-L.rss new.
modern wharf. GUS BERLITZ, peaie.
Mei ron, feo1s 3 e West River 6lsi. 20 miles
BOAT MOVING. ss and UP: prompt, d..
penGanle service; satisfaction guaranteed,
FISHING PARTIES. day or night. Chesa-
peake Bay, Herring Bay, Gooses. For
reservation, call CAPT. A. v. KING. WA.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

STUDENT driving to Los Angeles Sept. g,
wants passengers. Share expenses and
drive SH. 6414
LADY driving to Calf, desires . pas
LEAVING FOR n i. c. wednesday, Sept.
s at s.m. Can take 3 passengers. share
LEAVING SEPT. 9. for Calf: have room
for , passengers: ~ Lincoln Custom
references HI 4163. s.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY will deliver car or
small truck to Texas about Sept. IA. Box
252-V. Star
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

GIRI: eoloree. wishes s.h.w. and cookins.
GIRL colored. wants Job taking care Of
children. NE 0053
GIRL. colored, wants Job as maid and
Shw 1856 Warder St NV. ia. s114.
GIRLS ~ want work as maids: s days;
prefer hours to $50. AID 405S
days work or part time. TR. 71o5.
JENNIE FARRELL.
WOMAN, colored, middle aged. desires
full or Part time employment, doing gen.
eral houIeWork. CO. 5313. -
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CLEAN DIRT for sale, 81 q load. Less In
larger quantities. See foreman. construe-
tion project. Clarendon I'd. and Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md.
WANTED-l0 to 20 acres OF good sod
within reasonable, haulins distance Of
neid. Mr.. 4. JANIS. Box 1s7. Roek-
FARM MACHNERY - Clearance sale.
ber.tired farm wagon, hydraulic farm
tractor loader; all rev: dealer cost or
reasonable offer. CENTRAL. MOTOR Co,
ROToTnLER-Jeaues Yraler-Rotoetts-
Choremaster walking and riding type
tractors. power mowers. Dargsin prices
ArIinason. Va. cH. 1000.
Used FAKAALL-A with plov and mover.
GROW ovef-driven corn binder. Ma
LONEYS, INC, 41z6 Ga. ave-, silver
eprins, Nd. N. $3.50. Ii
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABYS BUTLER SERVICE - Complete
rental service on folding cribs, strollers.
play yards. feeding tables. BABYS BUT
LER SERVICE. 60 Canal st. s.w., Elk. 4370.
BULLDOZERS with operators for hire;
excsyatinE. srading. land clearing. FA.
023S or FA 1868 s.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Gent
Roland Coe

GOVT. EMPLoYE interested in forming
WaThPe TsRnF small
Sihs.S1Is sS1 sS to sss1 MONTH,
income ,Sss possible to start that should in
tablished. Never before offered in this
area: Every store, hotel, tavern eagerly
now sweeping the u s. is to so days mer-
chandise Investment Approximately $1,000
to $4,000 handles completely under long
Washington. Baltimore territories avail
servieinE: ability to manage saiesmen an
division mansssr., M. Thomss " Moore.
Il you can convince him that you can
esRas DhsHs sa si4o r5 Sm
wed: only, No lnformssion S'y VIM Ifs' Ss .1vea a
GSsi Used DcS CAR LOT. established. good. central
tail; ' signs. ilhts. BID Sidr. and sauipment;
profit; Ap present owner ' must s.crific. be- be-
cause Of Ill health. For appt. write Box
BAKERY, best location in D.ytons Beach.
Fla; sell or trade for bakery in Wash
RTsTaURaST paassi fTsss sSb foJNTAs ri iSls
box; now in operation; lost lease: WIN
sf With ons sood
ton: and able resume operations. BOX
'tah GIFT sHoP, attractive. well-stock.d, with
clean, up-to-date merchandise. in lEs. apt.
% othsr intsr.sts ints SS viii s saerifes Tor $1,000
sh sah LEON S'esS D'1s Brok.T
Gnp GRocERfEs, RE II iiaGoRs, G variety and drug
in various price rsnses. 1t win be our
Resds With s9e You 'rtNs EEoN g %
RADIO "A sl ss2ns s22ns AND SCI To-
fsSn. fspsir., ] sys5.s. $500 $500 per s.sk D.st y:
ss:;s &; ss.r ss o%
TeTos Fl T5is f:aG pachASE nsT 81
So, 900 weekly; 5000 cash required.
Low price from OWNER. BOX 2s6-v, Star.
GROCERY. BEER AND WINE. You St
receipts; receipt 1 low rent; lease With option; Price,
Another, l4tn $. NV, near Newton.
eluded; GUIDED T' lease with With OPTION total price.
'iS1S Another: T N: ApDre. $500
Price Dese' $4,000 200; g terms. WA
81 :1iji IN sc "i5E ss5; 55s'' os:n Sc:
GROCERY, BEER AND WINE, Alex, va
First time offered for sale: income approx:
'si%: eli s. R1 Rs!ss :sss Plus stock
Another Erocery store; 7th st. n:.:-
antses; By trial. $500 weekly sales; price,
lease; 1s over $3.50 xeeRiy sales: price,
$4,000. terms. PAsToR-LuTz. INC. ST.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

&ODgRN TANNING In beauty culture, an
Sabiects TAUGHT. Approved hy Governmeni
Tor Oh traininG WAE-FLYM BEAUTY
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

500 lbs approx: 20 steers, $50 lbs: rea-
REGIsTERED ANGUs BULL for sale,
es'ea cH aoss Sef Sefore t'tG m sun 4Sg or Mon
other days. CH. $3.50. -
REGISTERED Aberdeen Angus bull for
sale. Call wisconsin 3832. -s
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FARM end GARDEN.

FOR SALE, 1913 Cessna 140, viii consider
trade for Iate-model auto. or lot. QN.
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POULTRY end EGGS.
AVIATION.

JAMES FEED STORE, 61e K st. NV, NE
O089. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup.
Flies.
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immed delivery. SEWING MACHINE Ex-
INAEsE ez II sas.a Il T porsS.
S.; sfwiaa fsadisl3a ascn1Nf Ne sSas .s
ERN : q yyAAcgglMa STORES, so4 10th st
skWNG CIV e. RE MaeHiSks. sA 'eta SINGER .l.e,rc,:
sex,ns msehine; immed delivery. Open
sl0f lssa II sinsei. se electric
swear Tusrsntee; SIS mo. New machines,
home t.''s.g No ioo
24i4 i4th st. NV. Open ewes. till s:
sHowCAsEs-. very attrse nah, trim
ably priced, LuBAR, INC, 1900 g st,
SINKS .ss.... new and q:ss all .,ss fs.sss,
BIC, sIockss % se5s M s.sn st. NV. MI NJ 71si.
SOFA. colorful new tapestry, $50: .ofs-
ssd ss s!ss ssS5 sts .h Pt'snn' B. s@ i1 Ssi. os
sPANIsB-compl.te linru.phon. cours.
s4iE1 FL Gsd sdoS ~ rn6ssIs for building. sas
( Sn: for 's ERECTION f. sde IT Ia
s sTEEI SHELVING. sr.nd-n.w. ali sizes.
livery; set up Of, knocked down; priced
reasonable at real saving; =, MANHATTAN
SWINGS for children; big and rugged. 2
seats. 2 bars; custom built and installed;
TELEvIsloS demonstrators At greatly re-
duced prices; sold with the orig, 1-yr.
guarantee; shop US nrst for best deal IN
town: easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER
TELEvIsiON Like new. demonstrators,
many models In stock, 1-year guarantees
At saerince prices. STAR RADIO Co.
IEiEviSIoN SETS sreatly reduced; brand
new floor samples; all sizes; Phileo, GE.
RCA. Motorola, strombers Carlson. Crosley |
and Farnsvorth; seny; terms; STANDARD
ne II 2ss3. II; s74In 9psn s,ery eve:
8 mos unconditional guarantee; used truck
tires, g: Open op ysskd1ys .nd sgni; siil u.
sx.: nv: RA, $3.50, bo,,,,,n-,,x "a Ill
hsh. sword tails, tetras. eat ash. one
angle. etc; Also 1s-Sallon battery 3ar;
viii accept beat offer. VT. 3s62.
TYPEWKITERe, portable; all makes: easy |
terms; used port. and gtsnderd1, baIg. To-
day, CO. 1895; week. 1112 14th NV, -
Evening star., 1948-09-07

VACANCY IN nurses licensed home for
patients, eonYalescent pref, 1st-n. rm.,
next to bath, clean and conf. SH. 1868.
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WOMAN or girl to do housekeeping
one day a week. Mrs. W. +. Owen:
$50 Cody Ave. 46-tt
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WILL sell / yr. old table model Phono.
radio combination or will exchange
for late model sewing machine or electric
oven. Call 3I9. 4-l-
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Pride Of Big Horn
Al Club Is
SIS Awdrd Winner

1t was announced this week
that the Pride of the Big Horn
All club was again selected AZ
one of the eight OUTSTANDING
foods clubs for this year.
The club will receive the Soc
cident Flour Al foods award
of $500 to be used for a cIub
educational activity such as ex-
pensese for a tour. The 16 mem
berS of Pride of the Big Horn
All club are led by Mrs. Art
Randall, Earl Gray, and Harold
Greenwalt. Foods was one of the
many projects being carried by
the club members.
Those carrying food projects
were: Patricia Paulson, Merle
Gustafson, Joyce Gray, and
Marian Gray. These members
prepared a total of 143 meals.
canned 139 quarts of fruit and
vegetables. Marian Gray demon
tsarted five minute cabbage at
the county contest and received
a red award. Joyce Gray receiv-
ed a blue award for equality
Egg" demonstration. She enter
ed a contest which involved
presenting this demonstration at
the All Club Congress and Civ
ing the demonstration to as
many groups as possible. A total
of 543 people saw this demon
stration at II meetings.
In meat Identification and
judging contests Marian Gray
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ONE pair black pigskin gloves. brand
name Mary Hull. At bus stop in Har'
din. Reward. Call at Tribune Herald.
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100 TEXAS cedar post, good for 20
years or more. $4,000 cash, or will
~ 4 tor grain or livestock. See Mike
Kuchera. AL
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Aldskdn Products
Reoch Greet Fdlls

Some $4,000 pounds of Alas
kan halibut, frozen and pack
aged in one-pound units at
Seward, have arrived in Great
Falls. The halibut, shipped by
air, was consigned to a local
firm which will wholesale the
fish nationally.
Great Falls, which is ALREADY
one of the principal supply CEN
tiers for Alaska, may now be"
come a distributing point for
the northern territory's indust.
rial products.
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tied for fourth and Joyce Gray
placed fifth.
One of the responsibilities of
the foods members of the Pride
of the Big Horn All club is to
bake a large cake for the annual
fathers day picnic, sponsored
jointly by the All club and
Home Demonstration club Of
that community in honor Of the
fathers. The Pride of the Big
Horn club received a banner
rating with a score of 98.5 and
about a 95 per cent completion.
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LOST

BROWN leather billfold on Sheridan.
Hardin bus Friday night. Contained
valuable papers. Money can be kept II
billifold is returned. w. NJ. Frazer, Jr:
Box 782, Hardin. H-2'
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ARLOADINGS DOWN

The state railroad commission
reports that Montana freight
carloadings for September were
down 8 per cent from Septemb-
er, 1947. September, 1948, load
,ings were 1888 cars, compared
with 1890 in September, 1947,
which is a 132-car decrease.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-11-18

SHAVED from pasture near Crow Ag-
ency 2 cows, branded CIV lett hip:
Art Koebbe. 49,
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FOUND

BUCKET cali. Strayed to my place 2
weeks ago. Owner see Johns Kirschen.
man, Ii nj. south of Hardin on St. <
road. 4o-2'
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Getting a turkey ready to roast used to be more
trouble than getting Junior ready for school. It used
to be, we mean. Now, using the oven-ready kind of
turkey, you'll find at Safeway, the jobs a cinch.
These turkeys are really clean! Hardly a pin-feather
u pick. No ~singeing to do. No cleaning left to do in
side-the turkey is completely ready for stuffing.
The birds are selected from finest f~ocks-fed to pro-
duce tender, sweet meat. In plants as spotless as your
own kitchen they are cleaned and dressed under care
full supervision. After each bird is drawn, it is thor
oughly washed inside and out with a high-pressure
stream of water. Nothing is. left in or on the turkey to
mar the fresh, sweet flavor of the meat. Quick-freezing
seals in the natural goodness-keeps it in. An indi-
vidual package protects your turkey from the plant
to your home.
Buy your turkey from Safeway. :. OVEN READY.
It's the easy way to enjoy turkey at its best.
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STRAYED from inspection yards. l calf.
Notch out left ear. Branded bar T in
verified F on left hip. Reward. Notify
Walt Braaten. 45-tt
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YOUNG doctor and family urgently
need furnished house or apartment by
Dec. l.. Please contact DR.. Charles r.
Cooper, 943 No. 30th street. Billings,
Mont. Phone $3.50 or Mrs. AL Bowman.
Hardin, Mont. Phone 64-J. AZ
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RAWLEIGH Route now open in Carbon
county which includes City OF Red
your own business. Enjoy big profits:
Write Rawleigh's Dept. D II, 1415 23rd
ST., Denver, Colo, or write or see J.
Ernest Weinberg, Box 5S5, Hardin, Mont:
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Buy U S. Savings Bonds
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Legal Notice

Legal Notice
 IN THE
 PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION
 KODIAK PRECINCT 4fhe Matter of the Estate GEORGE FRANCIS MCKAY,
 Deceased.
 No. 338
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS sf the estate of George Francis Mckay, Deceased
 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV. kS by the undersigned, Louise Planter Coon, Administi atrix of ehe Estate of George Francis Mekay, Deceased, to the cred atORs of and all persons having claims against the said daeeased, that within six (6) Msmths after the first publica- ton of this notice they either &Rs them with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Un. ised States Commissioner, and Ex-Ofhcio Judge of Kodiak Rseeinct, Territory of Alaska, Third Division. in Kodiak, Alas. ka. or exhibitthem. with the ne- sessaEy vouchers, to the said LeRise Painter Coon, the Ad-I nainistratrix of the Estate of George Francis Mckay, Deceas- sd. at her residence in Kodiak, Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in Kodiak Precinct, Territory of A. l aska, Third Division, in the Ci- ty of Kodiak.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this Ilth day of October, l94S Lauise Painter Coon
 Administratrix of the Estate of Gesrge Francis Mckay, deceased
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TERMS as LOW as 'i q WEEX/

oIy You'll find clothing
0 n
soine o and MORE, and just chors ltr
No Mail CO
Evening star., 1948-04-07
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Evening star., 1948-04-07
WINTER

$39o5 Genuine Horris Tweeds go $40
Only %! Sires from 10 to is in group!
'S24.95 TO S3995 Untrimmed & Fur
Only D coats!
S49.95 to S6995 Fur-Trimmed coots 500
Only 78 coats in group! ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-02
Two Legged Dog
Learns To Run.
PI0y Like Others

1t is generally understood
that dogs need four legs to get
around on but Venic will leave
extra legs to those that need them
she manages quite well with
two.
Venic is a little white dog of
no particular breed owned by
Antella Williams, Negro, 800 Bar
nett street. Moss Point. She was
born with only the two hind legs
and during her two years of life
she has succeeded in becoming
very proficient with her limited
equipment.
She plays with Antella's other
dogs as though she were normal
and is lively and happy. The
other dogs treat her kindly and
often give over to her, accord
ing to her owner.
The little dog can stand
straight up on her legs for sew
eral minutes, but leans over for
ward with her head only a few
inches off the ground to walk.
She takes short steps and cannot
90 far before she has to rest.
Several persons nave made of
fers to buy the dog, the largest
offer being 500, but Antella re-
fuses to sell her.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-02

Mrs. Wilson Baria entertained
her husband with a party on his
birthday on Wednesday night of
last week. A string band furn-
ished the music, and Mrs. Baria
served punch and cake to the
fdllowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Stevens and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. John Parker Of Mobile, Joe
Chawlny, j, r. Porter. Ina Cath
rem Baria, Hubert Clark Of Mo-
bile, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Relburn Baria, No
Ian Thornton, Dassie Dunam and
son Leroy Kasby, Mr. and Mfrs.
Jim Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Martin, Leroy Brewer, Jerlle
Dean Lynd, Wanda Rose Alex
a1dra, Jewel Montgomery, and
Albert Mcleod.
Mr.. Journel Bullock and fam
lily had as weekend guests Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Green and
family Of Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howell are
proud parents of an eight and
one-half pound baby girl born at
the Jackson County hospital on
last Friday.
james Howell visited in Luce
dale on Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Raymond Myzell,
Bessie, Grady and Iris Scott were