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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05

Hrs Helen Junkins and hel
~ Mrs. Mable Cross, Somers
who'd last Wednesday from
acation trip to Michigan where
! visited relatives. While there
;, also visited with Mr.. and
Ralph Seymer, brother of
srr and Mrs. Henry Pronovost
children, Kalispell, spent Mon
/ with Mrs. Pronovosts's moth
Mrs. Howard McCully.
aIrs. Roy Veach, Shelby, is con-
od 70 her home with a broken
,1e received in a fall here last
elk.
Dale Grubaugh arrived Satur-
II from Park City, Mont. He will
! employed here.
Eastern Star will meet next
Iednesday, 8 o'clock, at Ander-
ns hall.
EMr and Mrs. Fred Rice left
N Tuesday by car for Litch-
BID, MINI. for a three weeks visit
Mh their son, Eugene Rice and
kughter, Mrs. Burell Pope and
|nlilies.
btuart Fitschen, Roman, spent the
eekend at the home of his aunt,
rs. Frances Robinson. His mo.
Ter, Mrs. Earl Fitschen, who has
Zen visiting here, returned to
knan with him en- route to her
J me in Butte.
|Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Schmidt re-
Irned home Saturday from Miss
bla where they visited Mr.. and
(s. Dave Baker.
|Mr. and Mrs. o. u. White, White
Fh visited friends in Columbia
pills Monday.
A neighborhood Halloween par
was held at the home of Mrs.
Pck Tracy Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Loeffler and Mr.. and
|rs. Houstedt were recent visitors
Missoula.
Altar society will meet next
ednesday, 2 o'clock, at the home
Mrs. George Watt. Mrs. Emma
|denburg will assist.
Clayton Giroux left last FRI
y for San Francisco, where he
Il be employed.
Mrs. Evelyn Inholt, Kalispell,
Is a guest of Mrs. Sue Main
esday.
The housing project club will
et next Wednesday, 8 o'clock
the home of Mrs. Olaf Vestre
IN Mrs. Stanley Houston, CO.
steSs. All women of housing
olect are invited to attend.
Inc VFW auxiliary will meet
II Friday, 8 o'clock at the VFW
seV' Ralph Werner of the First |
pust church and Rev. F. A. |
'nson, Kalispell Baptist minister
conduct a joint baptisimal SER
next Sunday at Kalispell.
vice is scheduled for 8 o'clock.
'ocal residents will meet at the
lcn mere at 7:30 and attend |
wees in a group.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
List Lutheran Sunday
School Honor Roll

There were 81 students on the
100 per cent attendance honor
roll for Our Savior's Lutheran
Sunday school. Twelve students
were on the 80 per cent honor roll
for October.
Students with perfect attend
ance were Wayne Tichenor, judith
Kamrud, Margaret Ryan, Karen
O'Brien, Daryl Tichenor, Patricia
Peterson, Delbert Lowitz, Ron
aid Buentemeier, Judy Afseth,
Dennis Vinson, Patrick Ryan,
Charlene Vinson, Norman Seilstad,
Wallace Donaldson, Bert Tolliver,
Stanley Tichenor, Leroy Ryan,
Edwin Donaldson, Clinton Tiche-
nor, Marion Seilstad, Gloria Low
ltz, Frieda Lowitz, Annah O'Brien,
Louise Peterson, Gary Nelson,
Carol Baker, Jill Afseth, Richard
Lowltz, Barbara Baker, Carol
Westberg and Patsy Ann Olson.
Those on the 80 per cent roll
were Shirley Toftum, Ernest Low
ltz, Hal Nelson, Phyllis Holum,
Shirley Holum, Joyce Stanley, Pa
trlcla O'Brien, Gary Holum, Lou
Use Donaldson, Naomi Lowitz,
James Ganiere, and Neil Nelson.
The Ladies guild at Hungry
Horse village is sponsoring a Sun
day school beginning at 9 o'clock
next Sunday at the schoolhouse.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
Royal NeighbOrs Meet

Royal Neighbors met last Thurs
day afternoon at Anderson's hall
with Mrs. Clara Green, oracle
presiding.
Following the business meeting
rattle was won by Mrs. Joe OPP
aka. Refreshments were served by
committee composed of Mes
danes Ira Ross, Fred Loeffler,
George Westerland, John Stone,
and Carrie Rohel.
Members are asked to bring
something for an auction to the
meeting next Thursday evening.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
Top Bowling League

Now holding first place in the
Women's Liberty bowling league is
the VF'W auxiliary team. Thele
are II teams in the league. The
auxiliary team composed of Mes
danes Al Reid, Jr., Bert Hill Joe
Spencer, "Buzzie" Reeves and Ba-
Sill Everin, garnered the position
last Thursday when they took
four games.
Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Spencer had
high for both A and B classes in
the blind doubles. Teams bowl
weekly at Kalispell
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
.,,ociI OKs Water Mains
oso,, and Elmed 'Brees

,.,,,inary completion ,:.e of the ne
feliml .atem was discussed al
e city council meeting MONDAY
i. ,rsssnt there are $4,000, 1900 fee feet
preSr Zines in place with nee
Fater lives ple and MIGRANTS. O.
nor 10th IfIe old and new mains are
II. bo All users are encouraged
Rlse' a. an early hookup on the
Eget a., and may do so by
. niap' Clarence Clapper:
acllas od was a water line to
fppr y the Woodlawn cemetery.
paS " financed by local land
Fll 70 and will be on the south
' o, fire department was
,'1shed and will be registered
! Ol .hs state fire marshall. Of
2 'n nre Bud Darling, chief, and
ers .o 90 Clapper, assistant chief.
r. !rent tse first time the depart
D has been registered.
ta q water registrar and clerks
!, nc ,ave been brought up to date
, w members are Bob Smith,
Becker, Don Mansfield, Fay
III Frank Schmidt and Les
e 5 Mayor is John O'Connell
i city clerk is Mrs. Marion Lar
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
New Books Arrive

Library books were received
Tuesday in the Hungry Horse
News office branch library. These
books are furnished by the Flat
head County free library, Kalis-
pell, Mrs. Cornelia Sherman, coun-
ty librarian.
Any resident of the area may
borrow books. Library hours are
Monday through Wednesday,, 8 TO
5 p. m. All persons now having
books out are requested to return
them as soon as possible.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
Slate Baptist Roll Call

Annual roll call meeting of the
First Baptist church will be held
next Thursday evening at 500 o.
clock.
All members and their families
are urged to be present, or if I'M
able to attend to send a message.
Roll call will be answered with a
verse of scripture. After the meet
ing there will be a chilli supper and
everyone is requested to bring
their own dishes.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05

Z first names Deity s. Bob, etc.,
Family Name (The Smiths. etc.) or
the Novelty Style "Stolen from"
fName). For yourself or your friends.
Choose from a wide variety of gift
boxes. Gift Cards included upon re-
quest.
Mailed Post Paid Anywhere in tho
U.S.A. Order Blonks Available Of
This Drug Store
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
To Hold Card Party

A public card party will be
sponsored by the VF'W auxiliary
tomorrow, Saturday, at the VIEW
hall. Whist and pinochle will be
played with prizes awarded. Lunch
will be served.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
part Gospel Meetings

IN new Clarence Miller, Spokane,
T. conduct gospel meetings at
IT, holiness Methodist church be-
So,g today, Friday, through
ao H,eilloer IA. Services will be held
i ny dt 500 p. m. and SUNDAYS
ona W. :. d. m. and 500 p. m. Every
Psv IS invited. Local pastor is
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-05
'@l Klaus, Sc, Dies

ava ~ti :. Henry Klaus, SO, passed
dan ID at a Kalispell hospital Mon
Hresidon. nsao oeen Columbia Falls
|incr1s ' Tor rs years. Survivors
adv ,0u e1 Two daughters, Alma Cass-
Rams c N4. Falls, and Leona
nus nus Minneapolis. ~ ''i@
Ion me body was taken to Ham,
termo .u"a' for services and in
Evening star., 1948-04-10
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. J

bAhNES-sANDEkS MOTORS-We want
new car or sell to any. one until you give
US the opportunity to nuy at your price.
we need loo cars, 1895 to 1913. If your
is not paid for. will pay off balance and
pay cash difference. No price quotations
on phone WashinFt9ns Oldest exeIasiys
checks. See NJ Barnes or Mr., sanders.
Only one location. Drive in big open lot.
open seH ss6 46 ta q, ssS p@ a0rnfs No of iii No
M sASREss M MOTORS n 'Aon'' BARNES
your price is our price CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES. 1925 Conn. ave, Wo. 9236, EN-.
CHEvRoLETs, FoRDs, PLYMoUTHs, etc,
wanted; drive In for surprisingly high
ssa ss%s p,sS.n e yGu .Srs NSokTHEzsT dGsSofoRs
HiGHEsT PRIcEs g. paid I'd by w washinston SfGD
oldest Nash Dealer See WILLIAMS 4
BAKER a r. me- S6o for an appraisal 2s1s N st.
PLYMOUTH OwNERs-r It's clean. your
pries is our price. CENTRAL MOTOR
BUCKS, CHRYsLERs, PLYMoUTHs
Dodges, Chevrolets. FoTds and any other
See Mr.. Bodne RANphLL H No MoToRs s5iss fNc ne
% id50 ITth s. NV. Ex 1900
SHORT ON CARS. long on cash. Here l
Am going into the spring season with the
lowest inventory in my history. We're all
damned up with cash and will buy your
car: price no object. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES. goth and Rhode Island ave. ne.
IMMEDIATE CASH-Need 200 clean cars
for Southern trade, ali makes and models:
pHo9E pax pEemlam Pr,ses sGio, hsd right nov
lS1shs aWiS Wirh VII w1Ss"M%lop M % prlc. for your
car: never too new. never too old; win
come to your home or ofiiee; plenty parking
space. Open eyes. am to p.m WIeNS
MOTORS. 50 Florida ave. ne EX 1898.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs on all makes
Of cars are assured at McKEE-PONTIAC.
1928 st. NV ME- 0400
HOLD 1T JUST MINUTE TO get high
cash price for your 194s or 1947 car AKA
BRENTwCoD MoToR CO. i717 Rhode
A CHANCE TO SELL your car auick-rIl
top any offer II possible Any make, model
or year. Call HI. $3.50 10
CASH FOR 1913 CARS-Will pay top
cash price. over list price; don't delay.
sTUDEBAKERs, cash in minutes; all
body types urgently needed: l947 194s
models. TR- a414 METROPOLITAN
CASH PROFIT for your 1913 car; il you
need cash 70 take delivery, can advance
it. sH. 119b. la 4.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

The grunion is a smelt 6 or 7
inches long and greatly affected by
the moon. The moons influence is
most obvious on the ocean, their
habitation. .-
The grunion is always abundant
on the California coast. 1t is a
firm-feshed, fat little sme1t of de-
licious flavor and only slightly infe-
rior to the eulachor. In the spring
when grunion arrives off the coast
of California to spawn, throngs of
Californians go to the beaches to
catch them. They are so abundant
that the waves dash them to the
beach where they are hastily gath
cred in by hand or with small rakes.
A tantalizing aroma ascends from
the vast number of beach fires. On
the second, third and fourth nights
after full moon in March, until
June, myriads of grunion swim to
California beaches to spawn. One
hour later, on the same tide, mil
lions of eggs have been washed
away and destroyed; still the num-
ber of grunions prevail.
1t is the fantastic spawning habit
of the grunion that interests the
angler. Their time of arrival on
the second, third and fourth nights
after the full moon when the high
est spring tides are present. is as
mysterious as the scheduled time
of arrival of the pabola worm, that
swarms at different times of the
year. Their wedding dance is close
ly correlated with the moon.
Grunion swim up the beach dur
ing the months of March, April and
May, with the breaking waves, to
the very highest point they can
reach. They arrive in pairs. The
female digs into the wet sand, tail
foremost, and desposits her eggs
inches below the surface. With the
wash of the waves the fish slip back
to the sea.
Usually the eggs remain high and
dry until they are washed out by
the sand and the next spring tides.
AS soon as the eggs are immersed,
they hatch and the larvae swim out
into the sea.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
Answer to ANGERED.
Temporary Alimony Set
For Mrs. Bob Topping
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, April 10
Judge John H. King of Superior
Court yesterday approved stipula-
ton calling for Henry J. Bob Top
ping, jr., Of Greenwich, to pay tenn
porary alimony of $1,000 a month to
Airline Judge Topping, Bridgeport
born motion picture actress from
whom he is seeking a divorce on the
ground of intolerable cruelty.
The stipulation was presented by
J. Kenneth Bradley, counsel for Mr..
Topping, and David Goldstein, rep
resenting Miss Judge. Its terms
provide that 1t will not be used al
evidence in determining future ALI
mony.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
By Eronk Colby
Saturday Forum.

Omaha: Please give the pronun-
Citations of these three words: Ski,
chiropodist and eczema.-N. T.
Answer: The American pronunci-
alton of ski is: skee. (The Norwe-
gian and Swedish pronunciation,
"shee," is heard occasionally in Eng
land.) Chiropodist is: ky-ROP-uh-
dist, the first syllable rhyming with
by, my" The word eczema is not
"eg-ZEE-muh. Accent the first
syllable only. thus: Elk -se-muh.
Oakland: A fine horsewoman tells
me that there is no such color as
"sorrel' for a horse, that the proper
term is bay" What's the good
word?-B. M.
Answer: "Sorrel" is listed in all
my dictionaries as a reddish or
yellowish-brown color. Also. horse
or other animal of that color.
Saginaw; I have heard that the
O before Irish names stands for
of" If so, how did it start?-
r. OIL.
Answer: 1t is a common but mis-
taken notion. Properly the O is the
Irish word 20 which means de
scendant." Thus, ONeill is a
descendant of Neill. Likewise, the
prefix Mac (also Nc and M means
SON" MacNeill is "son of Neill."
McGregor is "son of Gregor.-
M'Clintock is "son of Clintock," The
English Fitz also means son" Fitz-
Gerald is "son of Gerald"
Montgomery: What is the origin
of the saying, The love of money In
the root of all evil"?-S. L. w.
Answer: The Bible. See 1 Tim.
vi. 10.
Norfolk: T. am reading a book in
which the word "poltergeist" occurs.
What Is it?-A. D.
Answer: A poltergeist is a noisy
ghost, one supposed to cause rap
pings and other spooky sounds. The
word is from the German. Pro-
nounce it: POLE-ter-ghyst (the
third syllable begins with the hard
g as in ghost, and rhymes with
iced. diced'D.
Buffalo: How is Bacardi pro-
nounced?-F. E. w.
Answer: In America it's pro-
nounced: buh-KAHR- In Cuba
it's: bah-kahr-DEE; or, OCCASION
ally, bah-kahr- THEE.
Are you one Of those who constaptly
mlsue that. which and vho7 MFR. Colb9
has prepared a leaf1et. C-s. which sivps
simple rules to guide you To obtain 4
copy. send cents in coin and o stamped
WASHINGTON Star. P. o. Box a9. station
G., New York Ia, NJ Y
(Copyright, 1913, the Bell Syndicate Inc
Evening star., 1948-04-10

Opening lead: King of diamonds.
1t cannot be denied that the fa-
vors of lady luck must frequently
be sought by players who have con-
tracted for slam, however scientific
and careful their bidding has been.
Obstacles in, the way of duplication
of values or of duplication of dis
tribution are bound to be encoun-
tered on a certain number of hands,
and these hazards cannot always
be foreseen during the auction. When
they cannot be surmounted, the loss
must be charged up to hard luck.
But when fortune smiles upon a de-
clarer it behooves him to take full
advantage of the lucky break.
Just such q situation developed
in todays hand. No fault can be
found with the bidding. North had
ample strength for free raise to
two spades, but when South went
out on an exploring expedition with
a bid of four clubs he could do no
better than sign off at four spades
When, however, South persisted
with a cue bid of the opponents'
suit at the level of five, he was fully
justified in showing the ace Of
hearts. South's bid Of six spades
appears to be very good gamble,
North's exact distribution could not
be foreseen He might have had a
doubleton heart instead of a dou-
bleton diamond.
The king of diamonds was opened
and the appearance of the dummy
made the prospects of fulflllment
anything but cheerful. Consider
able luck would be required If the
bacon were to be brought home.
But declarer set about availing him.
self of the remote chance. If the
player that held three clubs also
held no more than two hearts, the
hand could be won.
The diamond was ruffed and dunn
my entered with a trump. The
remaining diamond was ruffed by
declarer and the last trump drawn.
Then followed the ace and king OF
hearts with the hope that one of
the defenders would be stripped Of
that suit. When the queen and jack
fell prospects began to look up.
Then came the ace, king and an
other club and East was on lead
without a heart to return. His
forced diamond lead permitted de-
clarer to ruff in one hand and dis
card the losing heart from the other.
That's taking advantage of the
breaks.
(Copyrirht, 1a4s, by Charles n. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-04-10
CHERNER MOTOR co lFord Dealer

SHEhNEh MOTOR 90. tFord Deaier)
1881 Florida ave. NV, HO. 5000
saIppad; 4hIp,std ls44 g los Super 4'dt ssd; fully
Buick, 1946 Super 4-dr. ssd4.s&s fully
equipped: 'S2195. g - 9syFssas.l
Cadillac ,l94l model "'61" 4-door sedan;
Hydra Matte; fully equippeds 81 ,6a5.
Lincoln 1947 4-dr. sed.; fully equipped;
So. 595.
Oldsmobile 194e "76" 4-dr. sed.: HYDRA
Matte; fully equipped: ST 1916
Pontiac 1946 IS" Streamliner 4-dr. sed I;
fully equipped. 81 .995.
Dodge 1947 custom 4-dr,; fully equip
ped: S2,295.
Cadillac 1899 Fleetwood 4-door sedan;
r. and h S1,O95
Buick !946 Super 4-door sedan; r. and
h; S2,l95.
oidsmobile 1a46 "9s" 4-door sedan;
Hydr., r. and h.: S2.195.
Chevrolet 1916 Fleetline aero sedan:
81 .S95
Chevrolet 1947 stylemaster town Sc
dan; heater: 81, 1875
Pontiac la47 Streamliner IS" 4,door
sedan; r. and h.: S2,295.
oldsmobiis i942 "7e'' 4-door sedan;
Studebaker 1947 Champion 4-dr: fully
equipped; 81 ,995. CHERNER MOTOR
CO. (Ford Dealer. 1871 Florida ave. NV
HO 1000 -1o
Evening star., 1948-04-10

GEORGETOWN AUTO SALES spring spe-
cisls-Here are few real values that we
can deliver on these low down payments
on approved credit:
Plymouth 1947 Special de luxe 4-door.
priced Sl,945, S345 down
De Soto 1946 Custom 4door; S1,e95,
1895 down.
Dodge 1e4e Custom 4-door; s1,s76. 1915
down.
Chrysler 1946 Windsor 4-door; S2,O95,
S495 down.
Chevrolet 1946 F1eetmaster 4-door;
81 ,675, S375 down.
Pontiac 1912 Streamliner 4-door;
,275, S275 down.
Chryser 1912 New Yorker 4-door:
S1,195, S295 down.
oldsmobile 1941 s6s" 4-door; as is,
ST95, Sl95 down
Plymouth 194l Special de luxe 4-door;
S195, S295 down.
Ford 1895 coupe; S295, S95 down.
All the above have radios, heaters. etc:
all can be delivered imediately Up to "a
months to pay, on easy monthly payments.
Regular 30-day warranty. GEORGETOWN
AUTO SALES Your Friendly Dealer. 1900
Wisconsin ave. NV. Corner Wis. and Que)
AID. 3l2S 10
Evening star., 1948-04-10
Word Come
Find Al or more common English

F1nd Al or more common English
words in
HEUR ETC, !
meaning, the logic OF discovery"
Average mark is 80 words. Time
limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the game Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of "s," such as
bats, cats. are not used. 3 Only one
form OF q word Is used. f. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
Monday.
Evening star., 1948-04-10

We have the best selection OF clean
used cars. All can be purchased on easy
payment plan: Open daily until pm.
SUNDAYS until Pm. JET MOTOR SALES.
Hospital. LII
Evening star., 1948-04-10
CHERNER-B home Of select ca

CHERNER- home of select cars
As Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2-dr.; 6
+ mi. - ----- S2195
4s De Soto custom 4-dr; r. and h.,
white-wall tires. IL mi.--- 2,S95
and h., 15o mi. '""N --~l'-. ~ 1926
EQUIP, IS mi. 1896
'4S Ford Super de luxe Fordor; r.
and h.. 400 mi. - 2,195
As Pontiac de luxe streamliner "6"
sedanette; r; and h., Hydra
AS Olds '76'' 4-dr.; r. and h.,
Hydramatic, 30 mi. 1896
Hydramatie, choice ta) 1895
A. Buick Super conv.; very low
mileage, +. and h.. 1895
AZ Pontiac conv.: very low mileage,
r and h, El.,.S " ~, ~" '' 1886
age, r and h. - 1885
r. and h. 1886
Also fine selection of late model used
cars. all cars guaranteed. CHERNER-
BREWER AUTO SALES, 5111 Wis. ave,
WO. 1899. Open daily till 9, Sundays till
Evening star., 1948-04-10

Mother-Do you have your door
key, Mary?
| Daughter-Yes, and I'll be home
as near our agreed-upon time as /
/ can
Evening star., 1948-04-10

II SHI eli ~ NOIIf. UIu. cpt' I'4"o
pay the balance in "a months. These cars
are, in wonderful condition Most have
radio and heater, Come in and see for
yourself how clean they are.
1901 Wis. ave. OIL 1900.
246l Wis. ave, OR 34O0.
tFor a real used-car story don't miss
the REINES ad in Sundays Sports Sec
tiOn
Evening star., 1948-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

SCHOOL BUSES, 2, new, Southern Aire
Of strong lightweisht aluminium alloy
constructed for lower operating cost
mounted on Dodge job-rated school bu,
chassis; "a pass fully equipped; fol
immed. delivery. KAPLAN Il CRAW.
FORD, Direct Factory Dealer, 1929 Cham.
plain st. NV. CO. GAO. Ill
Evening star., 1948-04-10

Are you one OF those who constantly
mlsue that. which and vho7 Mr. CoIb5
has prepared leaf1et, C-s, which sives
simple rules to guide you. To obtain 4
copy, send 3 cents in coin and q STAN ped
self addressed envelope to him, In care of
WashinRton Star. p. o. Box aa. Station
G, New York Ia, ~ Y
(Copyright, 1913, the Bel Syndicate Inc
Evening star., 1948-04-10

OLDs Al sedanette "76": r. and h., seat
covers; 81 095 cash, trade or terms. Open
ewes. TN 9, sATCHER MOTORS, INC.
5l90 Wis. ave, Wo.. 935l., -l2
0LDS Al 4-dr. "f6': good tranSporta-
ton; 1896 cash. trade or terms Open
ewes till 9, SATCHER MOTORS, INC,
51O0 Wis. ave. WO 1851. -l2
OLDSMOBILE 80 5-pass club cpe: r
and h.; blk: clean as pin throughout;
excel. mech. cond,: 30-day guar; $S95.
HILL g. TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont ave.
PACKARD 1897 Super conv. coupe; good
condition, new top; quick sale, S595.
Call Mr.. OLSEN, MA. 1862 or HI. 4542
Evening star., 1948-04-10

PLYMOUTH TAXI late 1946 purchased
new in AZ; excellent condition; S1,2a5
TIE. 1862, 104 East Luray ave, Alexandria
12s
PLYM.. 1910 2-dr.: radio. heater; excel.
run. cond.: S775. 1851 So. Pierce st.
Arl:, Va Shirley Homes IL
lPONTIACS-I935 2-door. 1865; 1888 p
door S565; 1941 2-door, SI.165; 1941
convertible. Sl,365. 1913 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OLDsMOBLE 1916 "9s" 4-door sedan !:
radio hesssr ssI HySra;Mstls HH1 nro sheTroep e
Que Esq., e. nv HGStf bG ssSS @or0s op.a skhs
oL6sMoBnE 1885 "es coach: good
esn at 800 soo 81 9Th 0ss, g. aT Hass amceo sson
oLDsMoBILE 1s42. dark gray e6 club
serviced By Capitol Cadillac Co; mileage
out; Can .,ds be seen sHoREHAM GARAGE
oLDsMoBILE 1889 model F e-cyl. a-dr.
sedan; r and h; mechanically perfect,
AND S. MOTOR SALES. 45I5 l4th st.
oLDsMoBILE 1889 "7o'' series e;dOor 8;
Rspuhlic 1901. Ext. $40: III
n,ust nus sell, s7s5. Cali Ho. 1857. ia
OLDsMOBILE 1910 2-door q cylinder;
ssi5 Il AuTo slf sLEs sse1 ao snd
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oLDsMOBILE 1e46 20" sedanette; radio,
heater, Hydra-Matic: immaculate inside
sa as out Sas i. HSyn BY s6S Mo9P 9B,a sEn saa
oiLbssMoBILE 81 IS 1s4s 4-dr. sedan: in excel.
oL6sMoBiLE 1s41 4-dr> sedan ss series;
r and h.. new motor installed in 1916,
excel rubber, hydramatic drive, major
motor overhaul in Dec. Price, 81 ,050.
Call DU. 04S3. No dealers. 10
OLDSMOBILE 1941 HydraMatic s-cylin-
der convertible with radio and heater;
black finish; new top; S1,345. We want
to demonstrate this to YOU: See Mr.. Nc
Gonagle. HANDLEY MOTOR CO., Georgia
ave. at Piney Branch rd,, TIA. 5000 10
OLDSM0BILE 1912 2-door; Hydra Matte,
radio and heater. new battery; 80, 900
miles; 2-tone cream and tan; private
owner; S1,295 or best offer under. 14lS
INV ct renf ptIild
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Pink or Blue

Mrs. Elwyn Mateka was honor
guest at a stork shower last Wed
nesday with 100 luncheon. Hos
tesses were Mrs. Joe Mateka and
Mrs. Fay Loveall, at the Mateka
home.
During the afternoon games
were played with prizes awarded
to Mrs. Dudley Greene, Mrs. Char
lie Baril, Mrs. Swan Johnson, and
Mrs. Elwyn Mateka. At 4 o'clock
the stork sounded the alarm clock
and gifts were opened by Mrs.
Mateka. They were presented in a
bassinet.
Guests included Mesdames Mar
tin Kittleson, Clarence Clapper,
"Buzzy" Reeves, Clark Hendrick-
son, Jr.. Bill Nadeau; AL Reid,
Jr., Louis Nugent, Chuck Geer,
Dudley Greene, George Harker
Frances Robinson, Columbia Falls;
Mesdames Ralph Smith, Henry
Lokensgard, Cecil Loveall, Mel
Wollan, Cy Thornycroft, Bob
Mohn, Wallace Baggett, Lloyd
Graham and Miss Pegge Smith,
Kalispell; Mrs. Swan Johnson, Ia
coma, and Iva Pearsy and Nell
Heathco, Chicago.