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FARM and GARDEN.

R0TO TlLLEA, Rotoette. choremaster gar
prs.. tss% Sssaalassl isssss &C.
3.9o Lee hxy;, Arlinston: cH, 1000. .,oo
q osS ss srss ca o6o nsH
sSSYii soH GaEf IL Gis faEEp.ssp
= is.., g. s;s,, a''e 'sss..
icy and Oeay,s into EsHNkE EG15 hgni SEM
Fis. Fs .sasb 0iSf phoas nss' ~ 81
ssRRfsna sRRsaY sunseEks' FoEk JAPANESE BEETLE AND
ssgSssI!6S Va. a lfs7. ai5{ m,nnr. sand H..
Sssde iosd. shf sal 5fiS JIG q s FR. 55zs: @ss "
BALER, new Holland; tSins.tis,, ,,,,D pickup,
s hay sd as Os at M Il Roes Fm Se
iEssB ESek chifhs in eenilsSli
ssSs ssnnns eSSsen sS%psss se sss ~ sss isse
sy sss dssepsd oS farm f0% presd
a; s. t fPsRffcTosAs AsSsson sa H. artist
paintins., we also eonstantly strive to
Of your need. Bulldozer grading, prepara;;
tion Of lawns, seeding. rolling: speciai
rotted COW manure. $40, az bu;; wonder
gro, SIS: specimen. yews azaleas, holly
cantha, bssnboe. all types of confer r, and r.
towering shrubs, perennials,. roses, vines;
ground covers; selected plants, locally
day; grading. drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning, surgery. transplanting, removal;
fencing brick. stone. fiagstone, cement;
cinder block walls, steps, walks. terraces.
poo.s, designs, plans advice and estimates.
Ii. 4225. OV. 8005. 29s
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. sodding. srading
and pruning. lawns renovated, sod and
top soil delivered. Ask operator for Ash
FLAGsTONE WALKS. terraces, fireplaces,
rock gardens, fishponds, retaining walls
E MARCucCIo. Rt. A. Horners lane,
Eoesyille. MS Ph9ns n Rpekyille 36sSi %
Planet, ,Jr. prices; Sls7 and up MA
LoNEYs,c INss s19e Ga. ave, Silver
CoMBINING--cuts and threshes barley.
wheat and oats In one operation; available
in vicinity Of Mclean. Fairfax Co.. Va.
OW. 5233, ~
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

PONY, small. beautiful, black and white
spotted: well trained for children: complete
ABERDEEN ANGUS STEERS. 80 head, ap-
Also 10 shoats. Call SH, 2114, ME. 1884.
ONE LARGE WESTERN Palomino horse.
one midget black-and-white pony. colt,
several GOOD work mules, several good work
horses several good riding horses. HILL
TOP FARMS. Fisher rd., Temple Hills Nd.
SP. 01o4, --2S
For SALE-Palomino colt. / VI. old,
Write Rt.. L. BOX rs. Thurmot, Nd. :, or
call SH. 1862. -3
PONY, bay selding, 40 in. tall: fat sound.
gentle; eoverness cart, with harness, like
new. Also saddle and bride; $500 deliy-
cred price WA. 45e3. -.s
COW AND FIRST CALF; 2-month -old
heifer for sale. sentle easy mixer, tested;
$500. Call Ashton 4133. so
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ROOMS FvRNIsHEp-Nsr+hwe,s

POTOMAC HOTEL, 800 lsth ST. NV, MA.
s9:6; compiets hotel service; rooms
FARMINGTON HOTEL, 1894 sth ST.
Shady street. large cool rooms; daily malo
service; 24-hr. switchboard servicei phone
in ROOM doubles SIS VIZ. Up. DA 4L3o
GAYToNIA, 1873 18th ST.. n.v.-cisan,
electric fans; 50 single, Sd
eaiO CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Large front
bed d-living room, double bed; good trans
portation; gentlemen; $40. -2o
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and sts nv
Single room and bath. So 80 per day;
double room and bath. 81 per day. Lower
rates in our annex Immediately adloinlng
the hotel Apply manager. MA. 5O34.
HOTEL HAWTHORNE, a134 G st, nv
Single and double rooms, always running
water. plenty of baths, showers weekly
rates quoted. %
MT. PLEAsANT-Clean room with private
iuclosed porch; no other roomers. .pE.
S440 -Ss
1891 ADAMS MILL Rp, NV, nr. 18th and
Columbia rd,-Large nicely furnished front
rm; $40 per mo. Apply HENRY RoBE.
INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV. d. sd4l
LARGE. DOUBLE >R0OM-sujtable for
young ladies; twin Hollywood beds; NO
per uns. each; also double rm. for gentle
running water; SEQ mo, each; tramp, n
door, 1925 17th st. nv. NE. eo4A.-zs
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/ NICE, FRONT, single room, In nice
. blocks of good transporta-
ton: unlimited tele.; man or woman: $40
pes e. yeek e. Tel Trsis At st0a and double rooms;
ST to Sl2 weekly: near Capitol good
sai 1h' KENSTUcKY AVE. sE.-Furn. rm
for man. FIR 1878. call after 4:30. so
aa5 9Th ST. S.W.-Larse front rm. for !.
employed adults; S35 mo. ME. as11. Il
sol B ST. s.E.-Lge, front sgle rm,
ntcsy fgsn f1snsn spRons m 4ss ssau''feS
CLEAN, AIRY ROOM. next to bath: nicely
urn conv to Navy Yard and transp;
adult; $50 IL 6443 80
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RooMs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE MARiCK, l3s B st. -n.e.--Nicely, FUR
sishsd saa isyndry fsslitsss e. single
ATTRACT, AIRY RM., in apt, on capitol
Hill: single or double, for girl;. ADJACENT
aos stb ST. NE.Na rooms. private bath
private home: can be rented separately;
iea. isos aiealaaN xvT. NE: NE; -rsc s,. iss.
ings; Michigan Park area; .conv. trsnnsp,:
ssos sHai 'gat 10Th ST. NE, cMich. Psrk,: double
nm; empl couple; eonv; sfsnsp;; PVT t
CENTRALLY LOCATED near ynion Sta
1901 gath ST. N.E.-Double front rm. :,
twin beds; kit. and laundry privils.; NOD NOD
LGE. FRONT RM., twin beds next to bath.
3 lse windows, newly dec; bus stop "a
BLK; 2 nice girls. FIR. 3736. 1913 st; pc,
DOUBLE ROOM in love
ly home; inner-spring mattress; cooxing
privileges. Call VI. 5445. -2s
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ApARTMENrs UkEURNIsHEp.

1859 MASS. AVE, s.E.-5 spacious rooms
any: ans ?Fyst' siSo ea sshh IL oasS s6osp
GEORGETOWN.-Newly remodeled, charm.
lnsly decorated apty larse and Any; i,v.
ample closets; complete privacy; s15S
DE. 51s7. Bog 228-q, Star. -.
APT. g rms, kit. and bath; bsmt); in
exchange for janitor service; mans work.
1 or 2 hrs. a day; woman to receiys
packages, etc; small apt. house; plea,e
give full details in frst letter: this 10
Boy 277-d, star. 80
1916 PARK PL. N.W.-Lge front rrn,
kitchen. semibath. elec: and gas; employed
g. a-BEDROOM HOME, new; on lse. .estatsi
Is min. from Washington ami. lse-
liy rm.: Sl25 per mo-; unfurn. Phone
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.
TOPS M CO-Ops

In one of the highest locations overlook
ing this city; yoa will be delishted with
ern bldg; the deep recessed closets With,
sliding doors are indeed q welcome aight;
only 3 apis; ayail.' and hedrmali
magnificent BLDG. in every detail ccnv.
terms; immed. poss; close to Naval Re-
search Lab, eonp.Ato new shopping csn-,
urday. Come In or call Mr.. Goddard. for,
information. Ewes. call TR. 66s2. Mr.'
Goddard will be at TR 666o all day SUM
he viii! be slad to arrange an appetnt-l
ment for you TO inspect the apis. FRED:
ERICK W BERENS SALES. INC, 1873
ST. NV. Ma. e14l. --26
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOUBLE ROOMS, t1ome-cooKed meas It.
9ss isss COLUMBIA RDs NJ or 2 young
ladies' Government employed. semiprlVa1e
bath, private home; meals optional. AD
WENDELL TEERAcEmYeu . san b. be :, {; cool
and comfortable in Wash. this summer,
SPACIOUS rms fe ,a3a otber
genial people; excel food, well cooked and
served; served u blk. to Mt Pleasant, Navy YARD
and L. transp. rts. maid service; $40
G@aRRoLL @a 81 StiaG tsiPaRNGs INN-silver spring
Md comfortable, cool single and dbl: rms;
SIT. so to S35 per wk. SH. 64s5 SH
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th St NV
Wsapp1,nted desdense ior oons sshhss pre
shss5i'qHa Sfa tS2a iHisA1SofGsE l7s
Hampshire ave Goh7. nwhM7HsTgly, dsooratela nInsl1
sns fe0d as' No Rss stIse'
ARLNGIoSLsrse satside siS GSol ssqSIes
excel trsnspi ans j partinE saPpaiviI; PpsiviI; S lsy'ly
sHnsRfs' SicEfa fGRsisaEp rGf ROOM for man;
sysei VAcANCIEs for for men or women in ige
dbie rm with runnins water; also for
sr saes 'a I'm 9th M esi Rh s10 %f' .s5Sss
in Protestant family; choice home cook
lER Ii pYJ. HoIHc' tOl man ",
an; empld,; no smoking quiet habits.
psssiIIs t ph9nf CO essol rooms enough
like a hotel to provide excellent dining
and room service. enough like club TO
insure coreenial companionShip; double
rooms and rooms TO share for, men and
women: S4s to $3.50 mo. 14@6 2lst
CORNER FRONT RM,, nicely furn; clean; n;
excl meaf emgI psSple "Ssa restricted
SINGLE DOUBLE and to shsrs share fOE fS,b men; n
Mi NV. Mi. afao, pU: aas7 "a
aala sh ST. NWLssss no,cb aas,. Tp BEDS oinaa maa
only. unlim phone. GE $500. --2S
NAVY MAN. son. 8, prefer prvate, hen h9me
Bethesda. Oh 7s0s Sun. or pm. wx6ays'
EMPLOYED MOTHER and 6-yr -old son
urgently need home with refined family.
yn;, yas Bsthssda hes vK VI IWyery Iyao. desirable
home for young men and women; COM
Portable, clean rms, The very best balanced
meals. Daily maid service. Conv. !oca-
ton DE. 9T9s. =
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Mp. 3 VA.

ARLINGTON-Settled couple, large, cool
bedroom: kit. PRIVILEGES. OK. 1925. ~
ample closet and storage space; go min.
by car Wash, Pentagon; CHI. 42s3; 3
MT RAINIER-Lge. dbl. rm., "a blk. from
WH Ssrsstsngo siSo Suitable for couple or a ssG''
9ie N. KENMORE, Arlington-Nice,. cool
room for 2. with conn sitting
LiNGT0NNFurn. rm. for lady: phone.
laundry. kit privils. Call CHI. 303e alter
$40 pm. -SU
BETHEsDA-Attractive double rm., with
lge. closets next to bath: laundry and
lge.. mod. apt; washing
mach; cony. transp,; no kit. privil for
young girl. TT. 5000, Ext, 3lii 2S.
bath; overlooking washington, near Pen
tason: pritate entrance. "a. 1921. 2s'
1916 MONTGOMERY Lane near transp.
beds. WI. 1882.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

TAYLORCRAFT '46. low time. 2-way RADIO
cruises 100 mp'h.; 81. 500 81. s9a5, 40
LICENSED ALL-METAL B-T-I3-A-Good
Cond 5000. Phone Greenbelt 1858 OF
see at Sch-om Airport -2s
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ROOMS WANTED.

SMALL APT. or housekeeping room; walk
ing distance 14th and X; references. BOX
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH or !
large room for housekeeping; lady. . MI
GENTLEMAN, Government employed,
wishes room pvt family preferable; walk
ing distance downtown NV. section. BOX
sfEaffhkEbb sfaFfhE sasNyIEMAN wants ssiec nm
ROBERT STEINER, 1409 Trinidad aye
ne, AT. 1413, 9-lG am after pm.
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ApARTMEhTs SUBURBAN.

BED-LIvING ROOM with hreplace, larss
urban Alexandria TIE. 3S26. 30
FURN. APT, bed-livins rm; with hreplaes.
large closet, cooking facilities, pvt. bath'
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POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORK, $40 Z st. NV, M
O0e9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry SUD
GEESE, about 90 head, for breedins
flock; some Emden, some Toulouse; S2f6
for dock Call Ashton A133. so
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NASSAU avail. Aug. Il
,onv LOCATION; lge. liv. .rm, bedrm., kit.
and bath: very reas., for equally desir-
i -BEDRM. APT. in New York City wanted
in exchange for -bedrm apt. in WASH
;all MRS s4SXSri sAXSToNi aP+ Ap+ 500; D,,r, p
for pfDam modern "9Hm efeIensy art apt % uniurn. nv.
Call IA. 1.95 or IA. S5s1. Is
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s45 single, s55 double; refs. reauired
ptpoNT CIRCLE AREa..1sao 18th St
Two larse cool attractive studio rooms.
single or double; good transp. MI. 45sI9'
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 55o4 3oth St
Attraetively furnished private bath. ga
rage zone or two); Jewish. EN-. o221,
GEORGETOWN, 1914 esth St nv.-sev;
eral turn, .rm. apt, privils.. fol. EMPLOYED
saa aas GsSns go mo Dfsfses ca aon and 5ss t.
11ss NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N,w.-ssle.
rm.; 2nd f.; after $50 Pm; $40 menth
4 ROOM eonysnisnt to cars and buses,
Hssa Isss fpM ftRMosT MeSs9. ST. .Nw-tars. cool
pETWoRfH@,ss sisFaSSHsTtio TAyIok-Larss eoel
SR% SI.R issS ANS fsns vARltnsssly IA sRs fur
bsfSsd ba,S f6GP' gH Ss gsfH for sentleman shsss'
rm. for Ink: in, bsmt.; for employs
asEssn ss ,s So st. Des Et ns dF'nfnii ag i s
front rm.; corner home; single or double
n, .ac sSpPsiss pPaskWoob RSs Ben Pn pnls OLA !n..
s95; 14th st. cars and 18th st. bus. apt pu
sia1 ST. N.w.-Air-ceoled studio rmi
NO. 5 ADAMS ST.. N:W.-Bedrm. foi
gentleman; next TO bath; copv. tc No
Capitol earline; sdioining porch; $25 no
sf,lG ssfNGnE Sst ANp spd psRE soSass 't Twin BEDS
igts1s igss GltqoS ~ ffHI H. aou;
Bile and single Toomss ma hoot' e4o sho
5JI5 isth ST. N.W,-Front, twin beds,
CAPTAINS Calm and lge yacht doeked
convi 14th St, avail. now TO man OF ,nan nign
standards at SIS vk.; all COW. RE 6.oo
LGE. SINGLE and dble. front rm., -I7a4
ant car end shopp!ns, center; unusually
aHfrN aiif sprnnIshhinHfosr nkh nHforEE Ph "a st. NV
Twin beds and double hedrms Tor douciss
per yk. up each person; Each nvT rT- hsth Win
Nr. Govt. buildings and transp. -2S
27I4 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. Of Conn
a5rese'iss noreh NEXT spafo Bath. Aps 47s5. s
CLEvELANL PARK SECTION, NJ, Bureau
Of STANDARD and NAVY Annsx-Poie: 70 !,
pvt bath ssd .g,I, smso W. sitstnsss s4ss r '0r eoap'
14o2 1sth ST. Nw.-Convsnient 70 trans.
portatIon; clean eoHforti5le sfeRins Im''
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RESTAURANT

aEsItUnaSi Iaoh "INt' iul % 81
REVERE s-mm. MAGAZINE model 70, movie
camera. l3-mm, flo coated Wallensac
Sis; Sis Buss FRESHMAN fs3 lens: F. p, A.,
/ $50; 4x5 auto Graflex. old style, factory
rsneSsd re-, we, s ~ saP 81 TssssF sss sRS 3.
RaG sdesd sALa pIess sso KAR sHf a dA sHoP
| 18th ST NV Open til 9pm. .,,
both excel cond. No dealers. DE. 1885
srfs ss D.d s.'s .'s so tS blue ms;Ss 's'
sTes Tvs ss ssss r. ss9s sss excellent
in. si35: K75-ss saws: general floor pei
sAW sss rsGa eARTY table sos model 5th s: ss no Sia
500 Phone sH 7s0s. ,,,u soo M2a 1ns
SCALE, platform; 1att maximum ooo IDS
fa sawfNG fsE acHiNfs Gsth aSf sngers sale rent
immed: delivery. SEWING MACGG61NEe G6 e5a II
sHAhfSa5 sEMfSa MaeHsEs Nae ists st
and up; all makes: treadies; ~ al15 rana;r Iayi;or
oe by We es eefy 1h St nx Ex Rtsf4 ssf4
SEWING MACHINES, sinseys; eles.ri.
portsbies sonsoes dess aa pede Nex machines
No .al0o. 24l4 l4th ST. NV Open ewes
SHEET sif { METAL SCREWS. No. 1oxas inch
shfn sshHfnaWeAsEs-s slass-front showcases;
s IT.; perfect condition; very reasonable
MsHAowgessEs MA gess uS AND CIV IWsiA1LcAsEs. new. al!
sfs5ER''Pix xrSaEs e e. s54 sSP' asR sP St
sHoE Sic sofo STORE CHAIRS, 1eo cost ssa
! apiece; S. apiece while they last. GLOBE
/ STORE FIXTURES. 307 9th st, NV
SiivER, Sterling. setting for six and ex-
! trss at big reduction; shows no usage
! SINKS, new and used. all sizes; faucets
R1ps RR1IpocKs so5s NJ ST. NV. MI Tl4l
SOFA. gray velvet. custom made slip cover;
| cost 2 months ago, :S4o0; will sell for
| 5000; pair matching chairs, complete WITH
| Slip covers. $50 for pair. SH .64S; IN
| SOFA, orie Duncan Phyfe, new upholstery
| and new cond.; must see TO appreciate
| DE. 1897. -2s
sOFA-BED, Simmons, dusty rose, excel
| cond. Cali oW. 644f: -2s
STEEL BEAMS, angles, wire mesh, rein.
/ foreir1g rods: surplus from JOB. 4!ls
bethesda ave. WI. 4s21. IL
SrENoTYPE MACHINE and carryins case
MRS RuSrNsTE1N. "a
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AVIATION.

KERRY BLUE TERRIER puppies; be-
fl1, healthy. show quality; 9 mos,
reg. IA. 5493.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

COLORED--NEAT DOUBLE RUM IN love
ly home; nner-spring mattress; cooktng
privieses. Call VI. 5445. 45.------2s
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-16

John D. Pullins, assist
ant general manager
and parts manager,
has been with Mr..
Splitter for over IS
years. Mr.. Pullins has
had many years of
experience in all de-
partments of this busi-
ness.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-16

Dorothy L. Gebert
Dorothy L. Gebert,
secretary and book
keeper. Graduate of
Washington Rural
School, Byhalia. Miss
Gebert also completed
Chevrolet Accountants
Training S C h o ol of
General Motors Stand
ard System May 6,
1947.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-16
Invitation TO the Public

Old Friends, New Frends-Everyone is welcome to
the opening celebration of completely remodeed
and streamined new service home 1t will be pleas
to show you of the finest dealerships in Central
Ohio Come in and meet highly skilled mechanics
office and parts personnel See complete line
of GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS AND ACCES-
ment, modern service and parts departments. You
will find it friendly, courteous place to do business
COME IN Say hello. Register. Get your Free Souvenir
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-16

Charles l. Splitter Milford Center. Ohio. March
1928 purchasing business formerly owned by Henry
Kaufman
On November l. 1928 Mr. Splitter accepted associate Chew
dealehp under The Dayton Motor Sales of MarYsve
Ohio 1890 Mr. Splitter awarded the Chevrolet Contract
with the factory and November 1884 he given the
for Marysvie. including Milford Center. Irwin.
Unionvie Center Magnetic Springs Raymond and Peoria.
opened the Marysve Agency January s. 1885 in the
building ormey owned by Evans Bros In 1887 Mr.. Splitter
purchased this building and steadily improved it until l94a
when it completely remodeled and streamlned.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-01-01
Boosters Stay in
Undefeated Glass
By Winning Twice

The Hardin Boosters this
week leaped two hurdles in Mid
Land Empire league play to re-
mann unde1eated IN the loop so
tar.
Both games were played here.
The Boosters defeated the Lau-
rel Farmers Union So to Al
sunday afternoon, and the Lake
Elmo qulnt from BILLINGS
Wednesday night by a score of
80 to 20.
The Laurel team played on
even terms with the boosters
the first quarter OF a rough
and-tumble contest, but Une
hardin five pulled away in the
second quarter and the Farm
er'S Union team made no Seri-
Gus threat after the half. The
Boosters had only a SLIM three
point lead, II to 8, as the first
period closed, but had 80 to
Laurel's Is at half-tlme. The
third quarter score was A. to 26.
Krone and Pauley were stand
outs for the locals, with ~ and
10 points respectively. WhitSon
and MileSki were high scorers
for the Farmers Union, with II
and 9. Chuck Belinak, former
Klein high school star and ia
miliar to local fans for his play
in a southern division tourna-
ment some years ago, also
played with Laurel, scoring
eight points.
The summary:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-01-01
New Law Requires
Exam for New
Drivers, Chauffeurs

The supplies necessary to is
sue temporary driving permits
are now available at the county
treasurer's office, the treasurer,
c.. D. GoodnoW announced this
week.
Permanent licenses are sent
from the highway patrol board
at Helena after a hl1ed-in queS-
tionnaire has been sent them
by the applicant.
A 1947 drivers license is nee
eSsary to receive a temporary
permit. Those who do not hold
the 1947 license of who need a
chauffem's license are required
by the new law to take an ex-
animation.
When a driver applies for his
1913 license he must state Whe-
ther he Is an operator or q
chauffeur.
According to Montana Session
laws of 1917, a chauffeur is de-
fined as follows:
EVERY person who is en-
ployed by another for the prin-
eipal purpose of driving a motor
vehicle and every person who
drives a school bus transporting
school children or any motor
vehicle when in use for the
transportation of persons or
property for compensation, but
shall not include persons driv-
ing farm trucks or hauling farm
products for producers Of said
farm products"
1t was pointed out that this
includes grocery store delivery
truck drivers and other cofif-
mercial delivery truck drivers
and those persons who haul
livestock as common carriers,
and anyone who hauls persons
or goods for compensation as a
common carrier.
A chauffeur is required tn
pass an examination before be-
ing licensed in that Capacity.
regardless Of whether he is an
applicant for a new license or
q renewal. In addition, he must
submit an affadiVit. SIGNED by
three persons, showing he is a
person of good character and
habits. Receipt for 1913 fee paid
Tor renewal Of chauneur,s IL
cense is a 90-day temporary
permit to drive.
Applicants for either type Of
incense must bring a 1947 L.
cense to the county treasurer's
offlre when applying for a 1913
permit. The new licenses viii
cost $1.50.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-01-01
Plan 10 Visit Feed Lots in Big Horn
Valley. Hold Dinner Discussions on
Feeder Tour To Be Held "Wednesday
Grddins. Feeding
Rutiors. Feedlcf
Diseases Are Subjects

Plans for the Big Horn Live
stock feeder tour, set for Wed,
Jan. z, are complete, it was an
nounced this week by the COM
mittee in charge.
The tour will leave from the
court house here at $50 am,
The first stop will be at the
Alex Rider farm IL miles north
OF Hardin to observe cattle
feeding operations and grading
of feeder cattle.
At the Fred Schneider feed
! lot, lamb feeding will be demon
Strationed.
The third stop will be the
Harry Feller farm, where lamb
grading will be features.
The final visit will be to the
Holly Sugar Corporation feed
lots to see a demonstration on
fat cattle grades.
The second phase of the tour
will be a free dinner at noon ait
the Masonic Temple for live
stock feeders and guests by
courtesy of the Big Horn Beet
Growers Association and the
Holly Sugar Corporation.
Following the dinner, Short
discussions on topics Of interest
to livestock feeders will be con-
Quoted by special guests. Louis
HablaS, Armour & Company,
Fargo, N. D., will speak on "The
Livestock Market Outlook" DR..
Hadleigh Marsh of the Montana
Veterinary Research Laboratory,
Bozeman, will describe Feed
lot Diseases" T. A. Ralson, eX-
tension livestock specialist, win
review .Feedlot Rations." Feed
ers will be given an opportunity
to ask questions.
The tour, one of several being
held in the feeding sections Of
the state during January, is
sponsored by the Montana Ex-
tension service, Holly Sugar
Corporation and the Big Horn
County Beet Growers Associa-
ton in the interest of more and
better feeding of livestock. All
livestock feeders, whether actual
or prospective, and all other in
terested persons are invited to
attend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-01-01
Examiners for Test on
Driving Here
For Next Six Days

Sgt Harry Durham of the
State Highway Patrol will be in
Hardin from Jan. 2 to Jan. 8 to
conduct driving examinations
necessary to issuing 1913 Ii
censes to drive to those who
do not hold 1947 licenses and
those who must have chauffeur's
licenses u,
Patrolman Everett will also be
here and will conduct the tests
which must be passed.
The highway patrolmen will
be in the community room of
the Big Horn County Court
House from 9 am. to 5 pm.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-01-01
Bulldogs TO Meet
Sheridan Quint
Here Friday Night

The Hardin Bulldogs will
meet the Sheridan Broncs in
what promises to be by far the
closest home game this season
in the Junior high school gym
naSlum Friday, Jan. 2. =
The teams for the prelimin-
airy contest, scheduled to start
at 1880 pm, have not yet been
announced. The main game is
expected to get under way
about $3.50.
The BroncS boast a fast
breaking quint, with expert ball
handlers and a couple of sharp
shooters the Bulldogs ha d
trouble stopping in the game at
Sheridan some two weeks ago.
1t was only by virtue of their
supremacy from the free-throW
line that the. local lads eked
out a one-point victory.
The Hardin five will be with
out the services of first-stringer
Jake Sturzenegger, who is
spending the Christmas holi-
days with his parents in Calf
ornia. ~
Offsetting this is the adyant-
age of playing on the home
floor. The wider Hardin court
will give the Bulldogs more OPP
portunity to display the flashy
brand of basketball that has
pleased crowds this season and
last.
KWYO, Sheridan, will broad
cast the game, H. r. Salyer,
high school principal, said. A
representative of the station
has contacted local school Of
ficials for permission. Sheridan
fans expect the Broncs, smart
ing under the one-point defeat,
to show a top brand of basket
ball here.
Another feature of the Friday.
evening contest will be the for
NAL presentation of the new
electric scoreboard, purchased
by the class of 1947. Vernon
OFT, member of the class, and
student body president during
his Senior year, will make the
presentation. OFT was center on
last years stellar basketball
team. Assisting OFT will be Ed
win jacobsen, who was presi-
dent of the class of 194T. Both
boys are now college freshmen,
OFT at Montana State Univer-
sity at Missoula and Jacobsen
at Montana State college at