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Evening star., 1948-01-19
F.
-. beats looking back!

=. beats looking back!
It's much more fun to look ahead than to look
back-particularly if you have savings account.
You can day-dream all you want and know that
your dreams are not out of reach.
Saving regularly is an easy habit to acquire-all
you need to do is little each pay day.
When you have begun to- save, you will find it q
happy habit, too
Now that you are earning extra money, it will be
real thrill to watch your savings grow.
1t will afford you feeling of security, and you
will find comfort in the knowledge thst-the things
you want most are within your reach.
In these days of high prices, it is better to bank
all your extra pay then you know that you can
bank it when you need it most.
Remember. aiso pay you lA per your
savings s2500 and per from $250l $4,000
Evening star., 1948-01-19

party; his knife is out for Mr.. Thu
Evening star., 1948-10-10
AVIATION feant.l.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. stinson TO-, reli.
csnSe cenSed tn Sept 40; converted and sp-
orator, Beech. .Robey prop. adjustable in
flight total time on motor. 55 hrs, new
interior, glass, fabric, completely. gone
mary Instruments, including way radio
WI w sc9a consider late automobile for trade
one SHARE OPEN in Pr-ls, members
peller. primary blind fight group, radio,
z5o or best offer: or trade for auto. Cali
aEkokca IS c4'oG eh1MrioN h2s gSt excellent
SIN sTiSsoN AT Reliant sqfs powered
with Lycoming engine. 800. h.p.; ia hrs.
total time on airplane and engine; Rear
seat is bolt-in type, can be quickly re-
op aoT eafsS and adk IS fTisen @ %
YOU NHi ScaSi Gan SAVE $500 on . new Piper
you to buy now il you want bargain.
Also have Piper ia, Continental en-
snS SEw i,h,VIn,.1 5snl barE1n VA ae1G
Rent a steel-constructed hangar. Call or
see us now. WAsHINGToN-VIRGI
AAIJRP9RT AI T.. Phone "a 23:5;
matte prop. cruises 40. Wanted for cash,
z!%'e? ssi CD sHF 4sssa issss
NEW PIPER MoDELs-4-p place family
able: used. low time, fully equipped.
super Cruiser and Cessna l40.
J-3 S. reasonable.
Visit and see at your closest private
55N6ToN-vIRGINA AIRPORT. Phone FA
Evening star., 1948-10-10
FARM and GARDEN.

EVERGREEN sALE-Fresh dug, all kinds
at sensible prices. Special spreading yews,
and lockwood. ASHTON NURSERY. 65lo
LANDsCAPE PERFECTIoN-As the artist
brings out every detail of beautiful
painting. we also constantly strive to solve
your individual problem with, service so
general as to cover every phase Of your
need Buldozer grading, preparation Of
lawns, seeding, rolling, special manured
manure. $40 for %, bu.; Wondergro, $15:
speciment yews. azalea, holly, rhododen-
drons. magnolia. dogwood, pyracantha,
bamboo. all types of confer and broad
leaf evergreens. shade, ornamentals, flow-
erine shrubs perennials, roses, vines
ground covers. selected plants, locally
grown, hardy; dug. delivered, planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning, survey, transplantins, removal
fencing, brick, stone. fiagstone, cement
cinder block wells. steps, walks. terraces;
mates Ii 1925, OY. COOS. TO-
INTERNATIONAL FARMALL H tractor,
like new. fully equipped. Phone Ashton
T1oPsoIL, AL dirt. sand, manure, blue
stone and road gravel. by yard. ton or
'sas eao1cf sH f12 e. s2as. ssas
evergreens; pansy plants. THOMAS l..
COLE, Vienna 11-W. la
Evening star., 1948-10-10

SHOW PONY. beautiful spotted Shetland
old ars Ssnds de sene and and
TWo iSs9d S2h Rdkis6S K RnSc 5f aoRsfs
and 10 years; must sell; English saddles
,ts sox nsT STALL frissi aSp H6hRD Ga 60f or riding
horses, near good trails to Meadowbrook:
Fok saI s' HEhEfoRp Ref heers rL as
wRsrfks Rs fa snpDIG IE SGGS ST. a s9s 97a and Mon
Pes PoSX ve eoLF r shesRp sH ess9 mos old fun to
MARE. Chestnut, Thoroughbred, BY Pilot
out of coEnelta Calsr r BY Fiyins y; Emony S..n
sfHETLAND PoSY. mare. black and white: e:
gents ns ~ petb obe paT sood Spss
gentle; 5 nice pies. weeks old; English
sSa addles brides, Western pony saddle, !
Oliver, turn pillow, harrow, cnItiyatoT: rsa; ca;
19naby p1fed e ws N N Fas H1RsT Cburah FaFh on
HUNTER, heavy weight, ribbon winner
years old quiet, works well in hunt
NOR WORT III! End ssTABLEs 18th st. at East
TsS1 Wa NY Pf9qe sYTdrfp Yb iT1o riding horses
and years old l6 black Angus steer
calves. months old. CHANT1LLY FARM
Fairfax. Va, Route l. Phone Herndon
VIRGINIA HILL STABLES, box stalls 10:
rent, riding trails. Jumps and pasture.
fscEILEST fs IL NJ RiD1Nc Fl N HORSE. reasonable
For appointment to inspect call ST. 4sl6.
THOROUGHBRED HUNTER with papers,
bay seldinr, ] 6 hands, s yrs. old, BY Dress
Parade out of My o,d Rose: fast and ready
eAfRco sR SOC 134 ca" v afy Fas Rm
s;SA1rEp BLACK GELprNc. reas. priced
BLACK TENNESSEE. walking horse, geld
aaIfarff!FE'oK5b92Gaa ~ II 4SSa t,n. pur..br.a eor.
oAKMoNT FARM Aldie, Va. Phone, Md
f!f9HFS Rf9G1srERED i, ABERDEEN ANGUS, young
calves M sMTLEY, Ieesbure 4sa-W-4.
GOATS Togsenburs resistered does and
FOR SALE, Hereford bull. wo ss2e
S"S sposa s90sa mare eof so" 0Sn' R5fa
Harness T,rH SIS S35, 50'' Alex. 7a5!,
PoNY-Br and VIII; SADDLE a -, and brSle; ddi,d
to ride. RA. O495.
PIGS, 20; about 4o.6o lbs Ashton 4142'
y s, BOWLING, Brookevills; MD
pes g s0nd pTes pavs Forest
Glen I'd, Georgia ave. Small house, ne.
corner
sHORTHoRNs-Reeiste young bulls.
1 heifer . years old, . young cows; all 3
bred to Cherry Hill Senator. which was
sired by Alpine Sensation, Reserve In
ternational Grand Champion" Write Box
244 South Virginia ave, Falls Church, Va.
ONE BAY PONY. very beautiful; has been
in money every show that he has been in.
OK. 21S1.
MARE-Threc-a quarter bred 7-yr old mare
Jumps well. absolutely sound. OAKMONT
FARM, Aldie, Va Phone Middleburs 1923
HORSES BOARDED in Fairfax Hunt coun-
try; new box stalls; reasonable. Vienna
44S-M 10
steers, 400 to 45O pounds approx, any
number; reasonable. SH. 2114, ME. 1894
Evening star., 1948-10-10
BOATS.

saf'SS 'ssa'SS Ss ss 800 ~ or 7 ss'. s.;i
MsAAHooee2xNy N oe2 SPEED BOAT. 1s # Gen
;fs5is YscaT rssSRAHdE HH 1s', i .pee. form ao Of
indemnity, Let US help you or your reg
saT hJ S52feE iaeysf Eeu!
sssos4 ssfns s' DRY M;ns wNfEk ~ aE
mast storing spa1s in spar shed a.rsIos sna
At ali times BUzzARD POINT BOAT
WsT xaFe coepe fes, OF IT, 5000 or 81 ef norm
gesSe BAY, Eastern Bsy: Bloody Point;
e$Si, 81 uS3iSS sa
e nr s%stE 81 s5!s! Wo IT, Ga 1''H'
excellent running condition; REQUIRES some
opportnnity to acquire iivable. sssveeIthy
boat: $4,000 or best offer over. WI 623S'
24-FT: CRUISER-1f sold by Sunday, $500
sPEEDBoAT-Gorrect , Graft, nearly early. nes; ~
r. q ,sst Ssst Ss{ ss$ i t:If
double cabin cruiser travelling the inland
waterway; can accommodate I passengers
For information Wrlte BOX Elo-D' Stdi'
sReEk sohT RErAos Mos ssat Msyo SEd Md cAD
1913 sTaELcRAIT de luxe ssds1 ss1 psns
tains many special features and scees-
sories, blue hull and cockpit cover THIS THIS
Is beautiful bost Cost ss:7GMG; VIII shss sfss
!; 81 Il Sfs Peeks' Maine ave snd
CANOE, old Town, newly painted anG anS
vanished. 3 paddles, back rest; $50. Can
Wisconsin 6943. lo'
PICTURES WANTED of every boat in
Wash and the bay area Come IN and
various ressttss and outings in exchanEs hI,nIH
ALEXANEER. INC. Yacht and marine in
surance brokers. 615 Maine ave, s.w
LIGHTNING CLASS sLOOP; No. 1881
sans .s sets bpdus. Of SorknE nnon sas sbses
and many other extras. This is the ideal
GOING 70 FLoRIDA!- 45-ft ACF, l15
h.p. Hall Scott; perfect condition. $40.
GS5ss.; s4s slscd %He ts ss seSDegfa Tp
81 IT. 'Ga yacht. twin chryslers $500. These
Easess sTickEIf ELL 9f 9HeHT co.
al59. Baltimore Md; Sunday phone TUX
JOHNSON 21s horsepower eussosEd NO
tor. good condition. MR.. LYNCH on.
sMxLs ssGs sunssz soz1 9etSssa tsfssaeEpskup .na
and deliver oUAss 4 LEWIS MARINE
Nd. Call Annapolis 61es.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
BOATS tcens.,.

YAWL, 3ex11l lsx4-Rea sonable oiisr a..
nstea als Ell So Scat sssas be seen in wash.
AUX. s6HooNER. Ssxex4ls; new 1s4s:
ready to cruise sailed r from NoSs sonsgsts seetis
as in sanofs s45oc s.' sos Boat SIS 4!
Mo5T1oRBoAT FOR SALE. 2o-foot inbosrd,
Batea9 Bat sas design. 25-hD. Continental $500.
siAILBoATs 1876, small cabin; good con.
BOAT MoVING@special low rates, guar.
sss pSoas any eyoag sns hf iss service
sqSs sss sn saass sasaEa' . R.9ss ss:
SGfboSRps sSyf5 aSIfs mofosss ssf ssaS S T $500 sG1 .e
500; nf uoe s5hp yefs efs0i soed tf send. idesi
S; iii e fSRi sEH4s n 'sS S' :suD'.a
FORMER ar PT poNT L yAcar 1 to for sail. sale; s h.s
ass?s e. : f?sa: 'shf q. MIS- ass fssassi aR
Dry sfoRAGF for small boat. for vim.
Mis-. Nj EAReE fa Yacht Tech, sS %SsH go Main:
MookiNG SPACE ~ t,y ay.ilssls s,, At ,,., ., T.sss &
+, .n ssf IN mrs sr IABGE' sBsd ESQ Maine ave-
MTea aI X. sTs:.1 Ne !:.;sn @ b s'1s 1ssa
used boats at ..water-line prices Pie
taTss sgd sd ot e. most worth.
can be seen at 81 Maine ave. sw.. Local
barsains ready for INSPECTION at your
eh9ns s ne NE .xc..n. eond.
ton; all extras. including a nice t.silsr;
motor has IL, Il hrs MS very fast. Dn e1aa
aSz1HERRSI f31s sleor. 10 #, 4e,l ineo.rs:
lns t'di radio. 'G.'I ss5o. RA 1875 W after u I'M.
as.FT: fSr CABIN cRursER-suils Q, vhs,s
equipped. All srodern convenience: m.ny
sssH sSss Dgss sso5. sss.ps. l5ss i5 7SS
ss.fT: CRUisER, Complete IN every, a.
is s sa3GS aSAcosS sss4fid Il SARSG SGo s1dHE Ss L
bERrhs IaR fRa Now ~ AVAILABLE for tint.r
pS9ne o boats sssE p snd 9 SO
BOAT YARD: foot Of ist 81. s:x. on.
block north War College. TR. $500 or
WANTEp-outboard W TED motor, regardless 0,
size or condition; cash for same. 7s7
EyIssgDk 9s Etc out cu,OG:ss sss
t9zs; sxso1iSil III Wa1ik sta i TANKS mad. to m...
tH sck s1s pa.ss snf eaSd sA 1870
MARTIN oUTBOARD MOTOR sALE-3,
used only for salesroom demonstration, ali
run less than hours. .o,o,
MsFsin Martin ;sS 80: aS//1S:h s/1Sh 1.sss 11ss$
All carry new-motor warranty. HUNTER
MOTORS, col Prince st., Alexandra, Va.
OV. l44O.
sTEELCRAFT WASH. Co.-sPECfAIs!
GAS Steelcraft 2-cabin sedan----&2, 500
947 33-ft. Owens, twin engines--- 1900
lS4 Many sn:sSe,t extras sea'H' - a. eona, $500
1946 2O-ft Cruisalong; sleeps q;
awnings, windshield, spotlight,
a9-ft custom built 2-cabin sedan;
sleeps s: sound hull, radio,
complete galley; Scripps ma.
rine engine --- 1,s0O
3e-ft custom built cost $500 last.
season; owner has added
$1,000 improvements; sacrifice, I, 500
Order your le49 Steelcraft now; 20 IT..
% IT. and 35 #. cruisers. See Mr.. Huyhes
at STEELCRAFT DOCK, Maine ave. and
NJ St s.w. ST. 4l45 -l2
Evening star., 1948-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

la4s edition, new; best offer. Box 25-B,
star 10~
yANITROL-Gas element with complete
road NV, OR. 6a46. Ill
TWO COATS, size A, not new, but nice
and warm; fur coat, S25 fur trimmed,
SIS. 1894 Farragut st. NV, GE. 1891.
"18" CRAFTSMAN JIG SAW. Is-h D. mo-
tor. grinding OUTFIT attached, $50 Call
ST. 5S53.
40: never cracked 25 hrs. since maj,
radio rec; S395 or best offer. GE. $500.
FLOOR CASES t2). beautiful matching
blond, curved, custom built, complete with
lights: suitable for iewelry or novelties;
best offer. Mr.. B. Kola. LONGS, 731 9TH
st. NV ia
Evening star., 1948-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

AMPLIF1ER SOUND TRUCK (new). pub
corders wire. tape'. SOUND EQUIP
BABY EQUIPMENT FOR RENT-scales.
cribs, strollers. high chairs, feeding
tables, play yards Reas rates. Delivered
to your door. BABY BUTLER SERVICE.
60 Canal street s.w. EX. 1870.
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st NV. National
40q4
REFRIGERATORS. washing machines,
ironers. waXers vac. cleaners, sun lamps
etc, also for sale reconditioned, guaran-
teed, equipment. DIST ELEC. CO., WO
Evening star., 1948-10-10
AVIATION.

'46s-'47s. factory maintained;
air worthinssS guarranteeed, attractiyely ,rs
Field, Riverdale. Md. UN. 1441. 10
ERCOUPE '46; just licensed, all bulletins
complied with; attractively painted interior
plastic seat covers: air worthiness Ruaran-
teed for 80 days or 30 hrs. whichever
expires flrst: S1.575. ERGO Field, River
dfs Mi uM usIL14ffkt 14fh s.r 1e45 factory
special, fuel injection, tvo-way Bendix
radio, many extras. HI. 4094. 10
Evening star., 1948-10-10
POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. NE
OOS9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT. Jamesway. new
and used; batteries. incubators, brooders
nests. feeders waterers, etc. - Silver
RHODE ISLAND RED PULLETs, So each:
Parmenter and Crooks, pullorum free
Elmwood $40.
FOR SALE-a0 big Red-Rock pullets. lay
ing; crowded for room. miles from Gin
$50 NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, lse
birds, .'eady to lay; all or part, 81 each
Ch 401"
: RANGE SHELTERS. will hold $50 pull
let's; can be used in winter for laying
houses HI jnn3
Evening star., 1948-10-10
COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
cAr1lE LIVE STOCK.

direct from farm. is
- and 36 inch lene his, mixed hardwoods
oak and pine; S22 cord. delivered. Phone
GE lO6S bet, m. and y pm. II
Evening star., 1948-10-10

fNTERES1ED iT buvfnE COINS, dffTSrft
WANTED TO BUY automatic gas water
heater and coal stoker SH 455a.
AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER and
coal stoker. SH. 1850.
LGE. KIT or pantry cabinet. glass doors
above: prefer built-in type pair glass door
bookcases or china cabinet. cond unim-
portant: round coffee table, ottoman.
NO. 1898.
NEW BUILDING MATERIALS, oak floor
ing rock lath. rock wool insul.. interior
doors and trim, etc. Will exchange $500
1899 4-door sedan, take or give difference.
GIL. 5@23.
WILL PAY CASH PRICE for used 4-drawer
legal size steel file cabinet. Call District
5S05 H.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

BEAUTIFUL QUALITY sofa-bed covers. re-
duced to So SO for immediate clearance
Miss McLaughlin. Drapery DEBT, P. J.
NEE CO., 1106 G st. NV.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-12
,rses to Dine

!. dinner for all graduate nurs-
will be given next wednesday
,.,ock. at the Temple Tea room.
,rsno,1 It will commemorate the
,rond jubilee of the profess
Il nursing in America. Mrs.
.nces Kennedy, R. NJ, is pre-
I.nt of the local district.
ro.chairman of the dinner are
, Hattie Smith, R. NJ, and
j Albert Fopp R.N., Kalispell.
vone wishing to attend may
te reservations by calling Mrs.
!, Fopp by next Monday.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-12
ssex Events

Mex Patrizak returned Wednes-
TO his duties as operator at
depot from a vacation sper,t
MINI.
Yrs R. F. Withrow has been
tbe sick list this week but was
Ter when visited on Saturday.
HE sewing club met on Wed
day at Mrs. Dan Huffine's
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-12
,;o1 Canvass Shows
bo 'e'1l Voted in County

,..sicial canvass of Flathead
li'l - +,e 1e4s general election
IL n1eted Monday by the
y, two Republicans were faV-
|ois ;, the county, Dry Armstrong, ,
g III - Montana's house OF
|dectet ec,tatives, and Elizabeth
Incumbent superintendent
'hnd; lsl;c instruction, who however
! En-, in '4S Flathead vote cast was
q 1etal a,,t of the 11,1e6 who We're
y .ad out In the 1910 general
tslScl t3an 1o,o15 voted out of H.
!fl0n, Clustered, and voters in the
! ef pfS 1916 were 1885.
'.;o, count stands: president,
ailc,aa Dn 546, Dewey 4,24o; U. S.
''nan r Murray 5,065, Davis
a. '0'' governor, Bonner 21 5,lso'
4 eO2; congressman, Mans
9'S 155, Angstman 1887. Wal
oot ~ 326 votes in the county.
sa ssb Columbia Falls and Co.
nartin ,l City with adjacent ru-
areas tended to vote two to
/ nomocratic. On KalispelPs
side Dewey received more
'.s than Truman.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-12

with IL ladies present and q card
party was planned to be held at the
motel on Saturday. After the close
OF the meeting very tasty lunch
was served by Mrs. Huffine Tho
next club meeting will be at Mrs
Lyle Gees home November II.
One evening this week q local
FELLOW decided to wear his dads
OLD fur overcoat down to the lick
as it's getting awfully crinnv
down there just sitting. There
were a good number WATCHING
the lick that evening and things
looked very discouraging, but fin
ally just at dark here came a coll
pie of elk wading across the river
to the lick. AS soon as thew hit
ground on this side all guns let
loose and down they went. Then
everyone made mad dash down
the bank to get his tag on an elk
Our local fellow was handicappad
with his heavy fur coat so he fell
down just before getting to the elk
and before he could get up there
were z elk tags on his coat.
The school is losing the fourth
grade when Larry Pfeiffer leavss
this week.
Last Monday the ladies of Essex
held a luncheon in honor of Mrs
John Pfeiffer who leaves soon for
her new home at Havre.
There were twelve ladies present
at the pretty fall decorated table
and later pinchole entertained the
guests for the afternoon. Mrs
Lyle Gee held the high score, Mrs.
John Pfeiffer the winning door
Mrs. Everett Lewis the
low number and Mrs. Ed Grindle
second high.
Mrs. Pfeiffer was presented
with beautiful lace tablecloth
as farewell gift from Essex.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
National Gateway Group
0pposes Budget Increase

The National Gateway Citizens
Association last night opposed any
increase In the District budget for
the fiscal year ending in 1850.
Gilbert C. Vincent, who recon-
kended the action, said the Dis
tricts funds are being wasted In
some cases by the compiling and
issuing Of worthless reports. AS a
specific incident, Mr.. Vincent called
attention to a list issued by the
Bureau of Vital Statistics in 1947
The list indicated the number OF
funeral cases handled by every
funeral director in the District that
year.
Mr.. Vincent, funeral director
himself, said: Il know how many
cases I handle and so does every
other director. What the others do
Is none of my business"
The association will vote at the
next meeting on a motion that a
letter be sent to the Federation of
Citizens Associations, stating that
any lack of cooperation" of the
federation with the associations in
terests would lead to the resignation
OF the group from the federation,
Members complained that, in the
Evening star., 1948-10-05

past, the association has not enjoyed
much support from the federation
Of its proposals.
Mrs. Prudence Stevings, chairman
Of the Membership Committee, pre-
sented the names of II new mem
bers. The meeting was held in the
Avalon Heights Church of Christ,
Twenty eighth and Douglas streets
NE. and was conducted by Mr..
Vincent. president.
Evening star., 1948-10-05

ton of coal. mine conditions be
undertaken.
The judge recalled the August
explosion near Lonaconing In which
three men were killed.
''The recent disaster should re-
mind you TO make such tnvestiga-
tons Of mine conditions rs you find
necessary" the judge said.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Coal Mine Conditions
Probe Urged by Court
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. S.
Associate Judge Oliver H. Bruce
jr.,> suggested yesterday in charging
the grand jury as the october term
of the Allegany County Circuit
Court opened that an investiga-
Evening star., 1948-10-05

see the advantages Of these new euroin
stretehers demonstrated all this week in our
Housewares Department..
Boil point pins protect hands and actually save
tons because delicate curtain. threads are gently
pushed aside by ball points instead being pierced
and Weakened
Stretcher shown Model 2OO-3 Kindred
Ponderoso pine, rust-resistont plastic 60 90
seoIed pins plated hardware, 4 seIf-squor- ~0
ing corners, patented IeveIing bridge,
overall size 5.x8'
Other Quicker streteher.. $3.50 to s7.ss
W&l-Housewares,
Evening star., 1948-10-05
g. E. Automatic
Dryer, $24o.'s

Has e-pound clothes capacity =. q
full washer load. In its compact cabinet
your damp clothes ore thoroughly dried
through clean, warm air. 1t will dry full
load in IS to IS minutes Clothes ore
protected from outdoor hozords Of dirt,
dust, SCOT, insects, rain and eoIor-foding
sun: It moves the big uncertainty thot
hos oIwoys bothered the housewife on
woshdoy now you can dry your
clothes On any doy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-16
The Christmds Voice
TO Be Presented
At Baptist Church

The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend a play entitled
The Christmas Voice." Thurs
day evening, Dec. %, at the
Baptist church in Hardin.
The Youth Fellowship will
give the play Immediately aft
Ier the Sunday school program
which will begin at 8 p. m.
Scripture upon which the play
is based is Matt. Is: 42-43: For
II was hungered, and We gave
me no meat; I was thirsty and
I've gave me no drink; I was a
stranger, and We took me not
in, naked and We clothed me
not"
Characters taking part are the
Brown family with the follow
ing cast:
Frank Brown, the older
brother, Ivan Harden; Joe, the
younger brother, Merle Gustaf-
son; sisterS-Sara, Joyce Gray;
Ethel, Mary Helen SWaby; Beth,
Marian Gray; Pearl, Edith Gus
tafson; Nell, Norma Boggess.
IDavie Wood, boy, Burton Gus
tafSon; woman, Mildred Reeves;
man, James Simmons; radio
announcer, Guilford Newman;
Christmas guest, Eugene Bog
CESS; Katherine HI pton,
Katherine Paulson. The play is
directed by Mrs. Helen SWaby.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-16
Livestock Conditions
In State Are
Reported Favorable

omen weather during Novem-
Der was favorable for continued
grazing Of livestock on MOI
tana's ranges and pastures, az
cording to information from the
Bureau of Agricultural Econom-
les, u. S. Department Of Agrl-
culture.
Except in the northwestern
corner of the state and some
central localities, snowfall our
ing November was very HgnI.
The supply Of forage is gener..
ally plentiful with exception q
areas in Rosebud and Garfle.d
counties and in the SoutneaSl-
ern group of counties. d,
Elsewhere ranchers Shoulu
have enough forage to meet
their winter needs. Some wafer
holes have dried up due to the
light rainfall during the late
summer and fall months. How
ever, a heavy snow which has
blanketed the state since De
.Cember ! should improve Lie
stock water situation consider
ably.
Cattle and calves continue IN
good flesh and most of them
will 90 into the winter period IN
satisfactory condition. Some
cattlemen in the southeastern
portion have had to reduce
their herds because of the lax
Of carryover feed. In many
cases herds were culled close
this fall. Marketing of cattle
is declining and the heavy fall
movement is over.
Some shrinkage Of sheep and
lambs has been noted in the
south-central and southeastern
portions of Montana. Movement
to local feed lots increased dur
ing November. However, over
all marketings are on the de-
cline. Relatively more white
face lambs are retained this
fall for breeding purposes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-16
Holiday Gathering

A holiday gathering of Mon
tana friends of MFR. and Mrs.
Gus hammers took place Nov
ember Fl at the hammers new
ly completed home in Burbank,
Calf. 49,.
There were SO invited guests
consisting of 80 adults and 20
children, who were served din
ner at two tables by Mrs. Lam
mers and her two daughters.
Three generations were re-
presented at the gathering. The
guests who enjoyed the festivi-
ties were Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
land Brown and son, two
daughters and four grandnhid-
rem; Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Winn
and daughter; Mrs. Jim Simon
son, two sons and three grand
children; Mr. and Mrs. M. I.
Masterson, three sons and two
grandchildren; MI. and Mrs.
Ernest Adler, three sons and
seven grandchildren. and the
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus hammers, their two daugh-
tiers and four grandchildren.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-16
uNN1JAL

THE Hardin Community o oau-
a aeSt it the Junior high scnool
ce ! in Hardin on sun
gsu Dec. 26, beginning AZ :
uas # was announced tnls
week by w. J. BrekKe, 49,
/ complete program will ap.,
raar IN nex5 weeks issue y
the Tribune-Herald.
FARMERS TO MEET
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-16
E. o. Party

i. Ii. u. Party
The P. E. o. club met We'd
neSday evening, December Is, at
the home of Mrs. r. B. Saund-
ers for their Christmas party.
Mrs. Lena Dietrich was CO.
hostess.
Neighbors Of Woodcraft
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will meet Monday evening, De
cember 20, at 8 p. m. at the
Masonic Temple.
A pot-luck lunch will be serV-
ed and gifts win be exchanged.
Christmas Party ' ~.
The Past Guardian Neighbors
met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. John w. Bulls
for their Christmas party.
Mrs. Ellen Larkin, hostess
served a delicious lunch. Games
were played and the prize won
by Mrs. v. w. Wolf. Secret sis
tiers were revealed at this meet
ing.