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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY-DAVIDsON ''74" sv-: excellent
soaa sasay ssss ssns Etc ss5d sR'0s Can VS.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE 4s-cu.-in, shaft.
forward' a5rvs, F''q q.lephon. e T III f2ss % 1s4 st
INDIAN 1914 '741." S25 under current
price; bought new n crate: 5000 miles.
Irving and Alabama ave. Sc, AK. 1889.
INDIAN CHEF 1899 $500. Call FIR. sess
FoR SALE, used motorcycle. model 4i.74:
coed conditiofi; new tires. $3.50. See Mr..
Le Gette. CAPITAL GARAGE, 1890 New
HE TH SENSATIONAL NEW ExcELsIoR
motor bikes are here: guaranteed 10 pass
s. C. la:Dsction Aghs z wsish. sipt.p plenty of
Lf6 I2t ,aofo ,MaooffoReYetzs eas 81 ssTEs 2os
ns Tsss dHHksHaaS r. sa MOTOR SCOOTER; E9a Only
used . months: excellent condition; viii
sell cheap oW. 36I6. 80
NEW AIS. MATCHLEss and Triumph
motorcvcIes .eady for immediate delivery,
We also have an excellent line OF used
is4s r. triumph Tleer. 1oo---------s sas
1919 Norton, 500 &C --r---------- 4a9
1S4s IS4ss "a go. 22vTo $50 &C - $50
912 Iariey-Davidson. "a ---=-- 45Q
1912 Harley. IS (addtl. extras - 52soo
io42 indian. "A (as Isl ---------- KY
4LIiEp Iii 4s'fs fMsoSToRcYcLEs SToaRsc SALES. 2oi4 Il
rt. NV. Call RE. 5o73. "a
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for sale,
oil

LAND BETWEEN RICHMOND and Shirley
Highway. outlet At WoodbridHe-9S acres
below Woodbridge perfect for Gas station,
SasSt pssd sD ss Fer u2hsa S'hST
King st., Alexandfia. ov. eoo5. Brokers
Of .ntst better business opp1rtunity" r., Open
End conf. land iao-it. street. se M frcntase s.
with garages and 2-story bldg; used as
fsnsa at so5 ses n ana soH SHze RE-
SECOND COMMERCIAL. u NJ St. ne.
nsss NH GsDtS easR 1S5s sTsi
mdgtns b1dg oil Ts REos sS6S dGvn esaRcs sis
i1h is4 coMMERGiAl. e RL s'91 NV location SOFT
fIontage, between PEOPLES Drug and Giant
2nd e0mme1eial, 127x214 near new ,,!s 80
cspo eo5so st. gsass htsSsd. sf ey. Ws
Cali Mr.. Aben with J. A. WE1NBERa CO.
Realtors. MA. $500 or evenings. EN-. ooo3s
NEAR 1eth AND FLORIDA AVE. Ne
Two 6-rm. and bath dwellings with lge.
brick bldg. in rear. now used as laundry:
property, showing good returns; owner
PHst RH siaE ie Of 1Effs Ts Esss ass5 H. RANDOLPH
zESjLiSGToN; "a: Iss j. hwy. hwy -o:, n.:r North
ass; R.s,tsyt s. PEI eT, So sezh K MecAY MeSsY
2-story brick, 3-car garage in rear: End
ha. G rms kit and bath ID1s. business apa
%d nfnssd fFo fs2a es co., 1aiS sAS
St; nv. Call ME: 54oo: o.u.
ness. NJ. vanislio uRGIoLo BEATTY icY
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eARkAs WANTED.

WANTED GOOD HOUSE with few acres;
So 800 down: price not to exceed $4,000.
TR O523 BOX 255-B. Star
FLAMING TO TAKE UP FARMING again:
will buy direct from owner. farm and home;
100 acres or more; within 40 miles OF 2; G.
WANTED sEVEKAL WELL-IOCATED dairy
farms: preferably in Poolesvtlle. Damascus
or Olney area; other good sections con,
PRICE d CO.. PL. 1881; res, PL. oaS1.
FARM OR ACREAGE, reasonable for cash;
prefer Md: give details and price. Boz
SIC, Star. 20
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BANK-pERSokAL LOANS.

LOW-COsT AUTO FINANCTNG-There Is
no substitute for financing your next car
cause bank rates are low rates. When
you finance here you are safe from extra
charges. Our CHARGE Is 80 per year dis
buy and be sure Of low cost and COM
plete satisfaction. Personal Loan Dept,
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK. 18th ana
Eye sis III
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE AVATLABLf-91s r, ST.
NV, in the heart Of downtown Washing
ton. A number of single ofices or COM
plete suites. suitable for doctors. dentists.
OPTICIANS. etc; new. reduced rentals. See
MR.. KOCH, agent on premises.
X ST NEAR MEDICAL CENTER. l st d.. at
tractive bldg, for doctors, dentists. clinic.
med. SUPPLIES. etc. RA. 3220. "a
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MONEY WANTED.

secured on improved D., c. properties
that will yield 69o interest on money In
5400. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. -26
WE NOW HAVE THREE 1st TRUST notes
secured on improved D, c. properties that
will yield 3 per cent interest on money in
vested Please call Mr.. Walter Miller, NE.
540O LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO -28
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INVESTMENT PROPEkI1 FOX 9ALE.
e ss-s4 T n. Cap Cap. first commercial. So front;
s1ee Mf fSE %a9 K Esa tPE.'h
sS Mo6EaN eEfi aaP APT sIs BIpGs, 1 g units. d. 2
bedroom apts; all conyenisnces, includins l1i
grounds; "a block from 2. buslines. shop
ping and schools; annual income, S2s,-
200 can be bought with s5SGUGl wtl sssn ssoa
sstef sssn aS Fs5 ssuF Really eoR
EfRsY hhsl:HFs; soaMERSiAI. RT asSs Nwster. 20 b,
SEaIr% sIss II co. f1Ss t. ~ s;I * slsATE s5
s-story brick apt bids; Inc. $3.50; *;
penses. 1890; prop; clear: Owner vii VII
JAMES I. DIXON q co. io22 i7ts st:
nix ;sToEy BRICK: elo...in ~ nv. icss, e.
;f:a .'S N Soy EsssSS e:
So 800 annual income. Modern semidet.
esl! eslI nsS ss MITCHELL s1is QUICK D1 g. gssl
18th ST. NV. near N st.-store and ONCE
building. good condition; large lot, VIDE
alley: income, $4,000 year; price. S35. 600.
MI. Hunter, Ma. $500; evenings, GL 52s5.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
APT. sPEcIAL-s7,5o0 cssh is all that
owner REQUIRES as down payment, pt,o on this this
Mr. Jeffries, HARRISON d wAsHBuRN.
bErAeaRD bE staI: BRICK s-uNlr APT, excel
Sc. section, approx. 8 minutes to heart Of
downtown washington; bldg. about 10 yrs.
old. in immaculate condition; each apt; is
price. Exclusive. MAURICE B. HERENTER
& CO.. Realtors. DI. 5029. Eyes. and
Sunday. Mr., Goodman, WO. 0226: -26
4-UNIT APT. BLDG; income. $500 per
month: priced to sell at $500; includinE
furniture JOHN ZIRWEE. INC. zoos K
st. NV. Ex. 5656. RE: 634b. ,-25
LGE. CORNER HONE; arranged as 4
dble garage: convenient; leased as q whole
at S15o mo-: owner pays only taxes, water
s:. sns W. 4S4 gT'e -sh SSeaAxsos xses
LucHs CO.. 1905 4 1t. A.w- MA. 234b.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. mail and
stenographer available. 40 Bond Bldg,
14th and N. Y. ave. Call DI. 2s01.. II :.
OFFICE SPACE, good location. 1895 H
st. ne Phone TR $3.50 Sunday. IA
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY For SALE.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SO. FT.. With
siding; : mi from b. G.: win sell ali or
So. 1T. of floor space included SILVER
SPRING REALTY CO., INC, 1884 Coles
vile I'd SH. 1852. 20
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OFFICES WANTED.

EXPORTER, refined clientele. desires un:
furn. once space in suite Of established
firm, / large rm. accommodating per-
sons and desk space in reception rn1 >,
vicinity Statler. TR. $3.50. -26
SMALL OFFICE with living quarters NV.
residential or commercial location; prefer
house. Ia. 5490. -26
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sVRBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

3-BEDROOM BRICK, excelient location.
fully furnished kitchen, living room with
fireplace, side porch: full bsmt.. auto: oil
ARLINGTON, vA.-6-bedroom house, near
Courthouse opposite Colonial Village: un-
finished attic, space for more rooms; cor
ner lot.
Three-bedroom brick, available July 1;
rec. room; nice lot with trees; priced under
$4,000. C. W. CLEVER CO, INC, 1923
North Irving St. OK. 0321, CHI. 1929.
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING pnyate sales our speciality; Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let us finance 1t for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE CO., 1102 New York ave. NV.
Repllhlic 1900
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW BUILDING, End commercial. 1858 1st
st. Sc; So by sS by 1S It. with 16 by IA
#. overhead door: terms can be arranged.
MICHAEL WALSH & SON. 1911 Eye st.
NV RE. $3.50; ewes, CO. $3.50. "a
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

12 ROOMS, 4 BATHS, mod, det: 7-bedrm.
stone. stucco and frame corner home, suit
able doctor; vacant; 8 areplaces, high
rec rm Beaut. lot, very Ice. shade trees:
3 blks train and bus. Silver Spring sec
tion. Priced for quick sale or consider
MontR omery County. Nd, farm. OWNER,
BOX 62.B, Star, "a
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PROP. FOR RENT Cent,

NEW BLDG.-I00z 9th ST. N.W.-2nd
commit bldg, Q stories, approx, 2Ox95; gas
heat, large front show windows; loading
In rear alley. Call leasing dept, LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN 4 CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME
540O -25
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or can find 1t for you. Phone for appt.
with member of our capable. friendly
staff before you start out to look: our
familiarity with property for sale, char
acter Of communities, problems OF fnanc-
ing and comparative market values will
conserve your time and help you to buy
wisely. Phone weekdays between am.
and pm.
SIDNEY CARR, Realtor.
7932 Wis. ave. OIL. 1865.
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VALLEY AVE, mr.. wheeler I'd. .s.e.--16,366
sa. #, zoned apts.; all utils.; 15c IT.; vast
construction in area.
9TH and Newcomb sts.-Corner, 6.612
50. IT. apt site; all utils; $4,150.
End and xenia sts. S.w.-Corner, 7bx
18th and Congress sts se.-Apt. site,
23,3O6 So. IT.; less than 35c 50. it.
sq. IT. apt. site: all utils.; S5.250.
Wheeler rd. s.e.-1st commercial 22.-
2es So IT.. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858;
ewes VI O99O
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bedrm, 2-bath nicely fur
nished. restored Colonial. near Dartmouth
ming pool, horse pasture, 2-car garage;
long season: 5000 ME. 1851. "a
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coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

K ST, near @. ". Hosp.-3-story brick
bldg being remodeled; will rent as whole or
sep; gas heat; % god for Professional or BUS
Sse Y a. AVE: N RS1A' sHcfiosResdy Na nsSs June
50, it.. no pillars, is IT. cell, 2 overhead
doors; ave suptenant for 1890 SO, #;
COMNfERCIAL-Corne locations. 1st and
any any type % ot outdoor bus sin.ss these are
most desirable. due to tremendous auto
and lpssdssstrisn trafhc. LOUIS BuRMAN'
FALLS CHTRCH-General business CT.
East Falls Church = Light mfg: MI,
cRossMAN.- PA -Is4e, RE. o67O: I'd
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
end COMMIT SPACE for light manufactur-
spensl6le l party. RE. sisl. l.9ss
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
CHOICE COMMERCIAL-Defens hwy.
1T. frontage on Defense hwy. with street
on one side and alley on other; 17O-ft:
depth. Call MR.: SUGAR. RE. SbSS. "a
FIRST COMMERCIAL, triangular parcel:
Is os Ma e Cor ave N Mont ma 5s Go
consisting Of $4,000 50. IT,: will sell all or
part; also have so tons Of steel to build
inspect this most unusual site or call
CoFFAdAN REALTY CO. sH. 1923. or SH.
MT. VERNON AVE. Alexis IT. bus site;
struction loan. A. M. ROTH. RE, 1880.
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SONG OF THE SOUTH.

SONG OF THE SOUTH.
In the midst of historic Alexandria and
with a view overlooking the city we offer
as Ivy Hill. Picture yourself owning this
largest model consisting of 3 very large
bedrms.. and 2 tiled baths upstairs. Lge.
liv. rm. made for entertaining. formal
din. rm.. lge.. equipped kit. with break
fast nook, full basement with recr. rm.,
plenty space for maids rm. and bath.
please.
More quality features than you would
expect to find in this type home. Priced
at $13950. Smaller models from Sl6.95O
UP. Practically immed. possession on some
homes.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
Gil. 1900 22O4 Wilson blvd. OK. 4123
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

! PAY CASH for he9ses: i9ts q sereassse;
Cap. st.. TR. 1868: ewes. VI. Oe9O..
WE HAVE BUYERS who will pay all cash
for houses or lots in any part Of Wash
RE. 1859 or IA. 3s2b. Pc
1 WILL BUY OR SELL TOUR HOUSE.
frame or brick, white or colored. a yrs.
experience. Call Mr. WALTER MILLER.
ME- 54OO or DE-. 5346. -26
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ACRE KNOLL.

l ACRE KNOLL.
. baths, 6 rms: Cape Cod brick; 2 years
hirh srasy knoll where breezes blow and
the view is wide: bedrms. q bedrm and
bath on 1st A., liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining rm'. liaht pD5o roomy Kitchen, chen % eaupped
with new Frigidaire and electric stove,
plenty of cabinets. bedrm. and bath COM
prise sne rst nGor more large
h.-w.h.; very large dry basement with
entrance to garage; let us show you this
lovely home.
HICKS REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
3706 Mt Vernon ave, Alexandria. Va
OV. 1885 OV. 1857 Ewes. TIE. O933
-25
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2 OUTSTANDING VALUES in nearby yir-
ginia-u) A modern 2-story center hall
plan detached brick with 6 rooms, bath
1st-door lavatory; fine lot 50xl65 #; has
a gas furnace, fireplace in living room.
electric refriserator and built.in garage;
nov nov VACANT: priced at only i.'s5o
atory on the 1st noor; it is . detached
brick with 4 rooms downstairs and 2
rooms and bath upstairs; nice screened
side porch. automatic hot-water heat, cleo
tric refrigerator; exceptionally beautiful
lot 5ox232 #. with large garden in the
these homes today. a. they viii sell quickly
3547. With SHANNON q LUcHS CO. 1906
H ct. NV, MA. 2346.
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ovr-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE oUICK-Fully modern o-bed-,
room home with acres. 625 feet on Front
Royal I'd, 9 miles from winchester. Vir-
900; partially furnished, S13,5O0; fully
furnished, $1,000 Call J. E. ROBERT
son, 7471 winchester, Va, or P. o; Box
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STORES FOR SALE.

CORNEK STORE, in Hyattsville, Md
Excellent opportunity; beer on and of
sale: soda fountain, candy, cigars. maga-
lines and miscel. $4,000 or So, 600
cash and terms. b1o0 r. l. ave, Can
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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIEs with US for
quick action: many OF our clients, includ-
ing OUT town chain store companies,
are looking for store locations Call Mr..
Kelly, LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415
X st NV ME 54On -2S
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

ADJ. BUCKINGHAM APIS. in Ari
75x130; price, 45c 50. #; terms. n. G.
HINES g. SON. OK. 1850, ewes. CHI 061S.
LEE BOULEVARD APT. GROUND. closest
to Memorial Bridge; over $4,000 So. It:
priced right for immediate sale. Call Mr..
JOHNSON. ST. SS52. SH. 45lS. --26
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BUSINEss PRoPERrY WANTED.

BUSINESS FR0FERTY, With or without
Guiding On it; in or near D. G.: owners
only. State facts to Boz 21-Z, Star. rs
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with US for
ing out of town chain store companies.
are lookin. for business properties. Call
Mr.. Kiely, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN d CO.,
l415 K st. NV, ME. 5400. rs
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE lovely 9.r., 3h-b. det. brick,
good NV, vacant. for two small bricks:
terms arranged. OWNER, WO. liz. "a
INyEsTMENr pRopERTy FOR SALE,
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-WANTED.
SUMMER HOMES.

COTTAGE ON BAY-For month Of July
or August; committing distance. WI. 7731.
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GdrrYowen News

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wildin
OF Hardin were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Davis
Wednesday evening.
Guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Denny last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dem
ny and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gentle of Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Braaton
spent Saturday at Huntley Wis
iting MIR. BraatonS' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Braaton.
Benny Martin was an over
night guest of Dickie and Bar
ry Denny Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orpha Drake
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Glenn
Gibson and family Of Hardin
are spending the week at Mis-
Soula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pitsch
and Bonnie returned from Har-
lem, Mont, after visiting George
and Alex PitSch and their fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Drake
and Mr.. and Mrs. ElVin Davis
were fishing and camping on
Lodge Grass creek Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. A. R. Davis and Mrs.
Houston Smith of Crow Agency
club in Hardin Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Alex Pitsch and
family of UcroSs called at the
Pete Pitsch Jr., home Sunday.
Riley Drake underwent an
operation on his foot at the st.
Vincent hospital in Billings
Tuesday.
Francis Macobee was an over
night gueSt at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Davis on Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Kern and
family visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry zier
and family.
MI. and Mrs. Francis Seneff
and daughters of Sheridan were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Pitsch Jr., on Sunday.
Ira Drake of LeWistown spent
Sunday with his family.
MI. and Mrs. Elvin Davis and
family visited at the A. r. Davis
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew PitSch
and Bonnie attended the rodeo
in Sheridan Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Gus Salveson
and family of Hardin and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Denny and fam
lily camped on the Dayton Kane
road Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. Orpha Drake
called on Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Davis Wednesday.
Jake and Amelia Zeir and
Darlene Kern attended the
young peoples meeting at the
Evangelical and Reforme d
church Sunday evening.
The Achieve and Chatter club
held their picnic at the Andrew
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Institute Lists Rules
For Prevention
Of Form accidents

use your head before you use
your hands. Don't take chances
to save a few seconds.
These are the best safety rules
in using farm machinery, ]. II.
Oppenheim, president of the
Farm Equipment Institute, de-
clared in endorsing National
Farm Safety Week, July 25-31.
Without head work, he said, the
best mechanical safety devices
cannot be completely effective.
Mr.. oppenheim points out
that, like their city neighbors,
more farm people are injured
within the home than anywhere
else. And although some 1890
farm workers were killed and
100000 injured during 1947, this
represented 200 fewer work
deaths and 10000 fewer injuries
than the year before.
1.-The rules of safety are FAM.
liar to most users of mechan-
lied equipment" Mr.. Open
helm says, "but this knowledge
can be defeated by carelesSness.
Zone Of the most important
things to remember is this
shut off the power before you
start tinkering with any mech
anism. In oiling, repairing, adj
justing, or cleaning the moving
parts of a machine, a slip of
the hand or foot can involve
serious injury. The few seconds
required to stop and start an
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ST. Xuvier News

A group of young folks of the
community gave a surprise par
ty Saturday evening for Lee
Wilson.
Miss Barbara Miller of Gar
riSon is spending two weeks
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
John Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thomas
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen FaW Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faw of
Vale, Ore, visited the first
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen FaW.
I Dan Myers has been working
with bees in our community.
MIR. and Mrs. James H. Miller
and family of Garrison, Mont,
have been visiting the past week
at the John M. Reno home and
with the Willetts and Glen Faw
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kuchera
were business callers in Hardin
the first of the week.
Jimmie and Tommy Miller are
visiting with the Willett boys
for two weeks.
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LOCAL ITEMS

EFHEe @LEE=E%E &Z8[&%EE|&EE y
HEAR Montana and National
problems in Billings on August
8, the speaker will be James G..
Patton.-ADV.
E. B. Layfield and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Malone and
two sons, MI. and Mrs. Sid Ro-
mine and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ro-
mine were Wednesday visitors
at the J. d. Romine home on
Bear Greek, near Hysham.
Mrs. w. r. Klies announced
this week that the First Amer
ison Lutheran Sunday school is
discontinued until further no.
tice.
The Sunday school board of
the First Methodist church will
meet on Monday, July 26, at
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the church at 7:45 o. m. as vas
stated by Rev. R. T. Lddoen,
Pastor.
Mrs. I. S. Vandiver left for
Minneapolis Wednesday after q
weeks visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Berns.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
thanks to all our friends and
nelghbors who have been SO
Kind and sympathetic during
our recent bereavement. We
especially wish to thank Rev.
James Roper and the ladies
who furnished the music. r
The Wagner Families
M. and Mrs. DWain Reed
M. and Mrs. Roy Fife
MI. and Mrs. Willis Fife.
Z =
Remember to vote at the city
BOND election Tuesday, July 2T.
Shop in Hardini
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LOST
HELP WANTED

MANS tan gabardine top coat. Please
return to John swindle. 49,
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RELIABLE man with car wanted to call
on farmers in Big Horn Co. Wonder
full opportunity. SIS to SO in a day. No
experience or capital required. Perman-
ent. Write Today. McNess Company,
Dept. A, F~reeport, Ill. 3O-2+
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Pitsch farm Sunday. There were
so people present and the after
noon was spent playing games
and visiting. The clubs next
meeting will be held in Septem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete PitSch Jr.,
spent Monday and Tuesday in
Billings.
Larry Martin spent Sunday
night with his aunt, Mrs. Pete
Stevens of Lodge Grass.
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GIRL for house work, during month of
August. Mrs. Erwin Schnad, Garryowen.
Mont. 500
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a SECTION of land across river from
well fenced and fence belongs to place.
Wheat on it this year will pay price
asked for it. This is last chance to get
it for less than $40 an acre. Two houses
and two lots; one furnished and other
partly furnished with water and
connections. Two Ford cars IS and 80
Psm 1 that 0 pumps Si0 i Ct. tat at a time. No
good figure I'll leave the country. If
mike" would advertise this way he
could sell everything he's got. Let's
elect him Governor and he'll leave any.
way. w. E. Newman, Horse buyer n
House mover. SV-1
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ONE Sargent manure and all-purpose
loader; one international No. 2 hay
stacker, both in excellent condition. Jake
Linthacum, phone 247-W or 1851, Har:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-07-22

OR TRADE for cattle, sheep or hayine
equIpment-one 1912 lkz-ton Chevrolet
truck, body rougn engine just over
hauled. ZeII Redfield, ll022 Billings
Bench, Billings, Mont. l'tI
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-07-22

FLOWING by acre, or tractor work;
live 8 miles north of Hardin. Write
Vern Thawley, Hardin, Mont. RI. l. 30-4s
TWO boys between ages of 10 and II
to room and board for school term.
Call s46vJ. 9o-l.
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Shop in HardinI
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FOUND

ONE pair of wine colored swimming
trunks and a package. Owner identify
and pay for this ad. See at Tribune of,
flee. 30-1
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engine or motor is time well
spent"
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Shirley Beasley
Mr.. DaUis Wed

Miss Shirley May Beasley and Mr.
Charles w. Davis, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Harry c. Davis of Mechanics
vile. Md. were married at 2 O'Clock
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Washington Girls
Attend Reunion

Col. and Mrs. Charles j. Nc.
Intyre Of Chevy Chase were hosts
at a luncheon yesterday in the
Janson suite of the Waldorf Astoria
in New York. the occasion being ths
9th annual reunion of Camr
Jeanne dare.
Jeanne dare is a girls camp To-
Gated at Lake Chateaugay, N. Y.
in the Adirondacks. During the
past 27 seasons, girls from % diff
ferent States and Is foreign coun-
tries have attended.
Among those from Washington
invited to the luncheon yesterday
were the Misses Marie and Rosine
Dreux, daughters of the CONNER
cial Counselor Of the French En-
bassy. and Nine. Dreux; julie
Dingell, daughter Of Representative
and Mrs. John D. Dingell of Michi-
gan; Nola Hassan, daughter of the
former Egyptian Ambassador and
Nine. Hassan; Susan Boyd, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Boyd :
Mary Waller, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Austin c. Waller; Sally Un-
derwood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard L. Underwood, and Sally
Hannegan, daughter of the former
Postmaster General and Mrs. Robert
E Hannegan.