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MISCELLANEOUS For SALE.

electric desk models Rem Rand Bur
roughs; Monroe. Bsrret, Victor. sund-
s'snf cENRI sY 1YpEWRTFRR ans TR eaih DDN Fl mH
CHINE CO. 2ol9 l4th st. NV. MI. 44o0.
ARcoNDrTIoNED Gs,e.}, UNITS 1t thTeeion sSs
ton Carrier" $3.50; self-contained Also
] hve-ton "Westing house" and ! fve-toa
General Motors remote at So ,ai each;
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO, OR. 36s7;
AIR-coNn. UNITS. Carrier. ship. sae5
AR Ar C, ooND1TrosrR. 1sH York. console unit
>. h.p.; $50. owner leaving city. Call
AIR CoNDiTIoNERs-,Nev Phicos and
snS .s1cs of ts al makes Fa dss 1b.7.
s,s : s S5ooSSSSTSG2iNo 81; RE 1857 ..rr.,
n MAKES % Pon5 or sale ssntss can = be sppisd TSfa
to purchase, BETHESDA ELECTRICAL
AIR AIR. coND1T1oNr>G Mi; cooling units i
toned Every unit includes guarantee
fsMnT M~Rss F1st5' eo Or InsSgs s5s sda aSH9P Mse
AIR 1"r coNpI1foSERs s;EG ca>. philco- York. 5.
hp,. excel. cond,; "a price. ST $3.50,
AIR coNDITIoNERs, window type, per-
feet for office or bedroom. Why suffer
from heat. 50ol 9th st, NV GE. 3453,
AIR-CoNDITIoNER Pleasant Air. window
.TR.coNbI1IoSER .TRe O. bR M no; hp ,son fa47 Pbiico
eond; cools. dehumidifics, filters. puri-
1s c1Nn,rIdXtR G1,si RE n21a .r.r., r,a,tr as
aiHaoe; sIRs scoSpIrIoSING UNITS New ane
othsrs; some demonstTstors at SUBSTANTIAL
savings: prompt installations. THE BLICK
CO, GGss Ghamplsin ST., St NV; GO; $500;
5 days; original price, $3.50: sell for 5000.
RfRcoSp,8noSER M con 'T8nt PIssssntaire: Fl. win
f2se party c. 41 afd E1 lPr aeaf eaiik sas
ANTIQUE cherry console table cherry j.
eb1 SHAVER risss table gne ssas s9s3leFs bench misc
table, miss. Sali Union aaS7 IS ,
TINENTAL GIFT HOUSE, 1913 P st NV
.sPUa gstolm H'tss,s ssss.1 ePs s sss
BABY CARRIAGE and bassinett.; reason
s'sv cAkFlAGT; 1 = excel :, sond. . Can ai,ss f.
@o~' @AsAA I'VE go" AASiS
BABY CARRIAGE, Kroll, $40: baby stroll
Ter. IS: l00-in. SO. hwy. cotton -chartreuse,
yellow and brown stripe. $50; rsdio-phono-
Washer nearly neT @ sse
so; ice skates, size s. S5; ski suit, size 8,
BABY CARRIAGE, good condition. IS, and
bassinette. on stand. So. Call FIR. 4e3l
BABY CARRIAGE. sig; bathinette. sioi
nns1IoSE small crib mattress s1o' play pen S.
saBY fs,9'e ecAlktRsiAGEs. s1a.as, se4.as and
S.9.9s. Baby cribs, apt, size, SIs.as;
'Strollers, SIS as and SS 9S. Highchairs
So.as and S12 as. New ehildren's fur
niture exclusively: BERGER's, 34l2 14tt
st. nv, pu, 3444. Open ewes, rs
scales strollers: rent or sale. BABY's
RUTLERS SERVICE. Elk. 1870.
BABIES FEEDING TABLES. adjustable
height. completely equipped; includins
chair s2slsasao s2slaao BABYs BUTLER sERV
prsstieally new, FIR; 1885. BEVERLY
BSTaTgBs q: %st.ndsrd"; : IT. and. ana !
.sxssl; a sana ss5 eash. bG. s@st.. @ ~ =
links; lsyateriss; AL sizes: PEERLESS
sATHTEss, new and used, sIo up: basins
toilets, showers, stalls, pipe. BLOCKS
1o5e " st. NV. MI. 714l.
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ELECTRIC FANS and air circulators, late
models lge. and small; S7.50-S15 per
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 st. NV. National
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POULTRY and EGGS.

POULTRY and EGGS.
JAMES FEED STORE. 6ie < st. NV, Nh
O0s9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
TWENTY RoP WHITE LEGHoRN cock
erels, ten weeks, banded. exceptionally
n. r. d. No. 3, Herndon, Va, phone 9-J-4.
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unit looks like new; $50 On. 1855. q
sIERrcEsATeR ,ans aa Te s5ss ssEvsl ga. 1915 :Sssl
sass.ssa1!s.' sS5s e. e. s;:':ss:
.na TOO So s5'e Rs sr ssa ;s eha @
:9: :5:..s.t:.Sts ~ r ss's: saf a. sE:f
r. RrfRiGEksfokss FRiGGi5 ~ ss sss n.tons,
fos s9Sss'sfa Asp sIs RAbno CO oa
sHsfsGRaNT sf ffsGfs9i f. Ed61rMESr ssS bread vs5m
er, ,s65, cost S27b; Coco-Cola dispenser:
2 steam tables, SIS each; Sanitary model
cRoMWEIL. FS5i VEIL 81. le 5s5. H' 90 n ne9 MN'
siFLI; .22 HeInet SINGLE shot; high sraas. !s
sRssfRt sHRs5eR sts e.
rs fsf.ts n ;eeS sea sisS aaaan
nun top, 500; no dealers. Go: 81 ss y.
band with is diamonds. u rubies: color.
full design: sacrifice immediate sale at s326
sus ssst G. zoo 5o ..s s4sS sSa small.
5Sess 1ssS ss ni!ses ns open E I'll GG p.n sh0p s4S
fns sea sy.! sy. phea 'as
chean: leaving for coast. HO. 1888. ..-27
RUGS t2), 9x7 wine broadloom, both for
$50; maple twin-bed rm., desk. ia. 2112.
SAFE, K.rdex, floor model 1-hour fre pro
lection. 10 slide trays: SKIS. Price. $175.
Call RE. 24S4, WALTER OGUS.
a sisS sss' i.is fsnsr. .i Nc sof gs,
SAXOPHONE. tenor, Martin; good cond.:
must sell; 500 d best ofIer. Also metal
siETsns. SEWING MAcnfSEs. Singers; electric
portables. consoles. desk models: terms;
5.year uarantee; IS mo. New machines.
NO 2lo0, 24I1 14th St. NV. Open ewes.
SEWiNG MACHINE sALE-we rent ma
chimes BY the week or By the month; have
your old sexns m.shins sonvsrtss ato, to
iSos SaaEIss s1ntES sns sh
ave. NV, End fr. front. EN-. 1885 or
EN-. 20O4. open Wed. and Fri. ewes; till
SEWING MACHINE. cleo, cab. Domestic.
sewing esbinets. . to g; 1s 7th st.
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Juns special!
You can really save money on this sale.
singer desk model S169 50: SINGER con-
ssssS sa::9 sa::f sas sR
80. One fIee-treedle. 422.50; Cash
81 terms: coNN.. .AvE. 9wINd MA
znd a 'front.'. m. 1855 Or IN. 5000.
Open wed. and Ys1. ewes. til . Pm. -27
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sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO. suF-
geSts
this demonstrstor: saving OF S400.
I94S SteeIcraft 2 cabin sedan. $3,lun
16-ft. Chris-Craft, sl,050, Al eondi"
ton, and has cover.
1888 steelcraft cruisers Of all types and
powers. avail on short notice Order nov,
See at STEELCRAFT DOCK; Maine svs'
and n IT. sw. Gail EX, s97s. -SS
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT,

TWO BEDRM and dining room suite /;
desk, fireplace set radio FA 5935 -
Evening star., 1948-06-25

an1n5 WIN Suiishaae ana hlteFs' Gan ~" S"'
CAMERA AND EQUIP s15 10th st. nv
gYe shS f5i. 9eTarsi iN Pro'se or rentals
Goodman at TIMEKEEPER CAMERA
SHOP sl3 Penna. ave. NV, RE. 05d7
CAMERA-eHx3I Speed Graphic. f3.7
coated Kodak Ektar lens 3 holders ard
pack adaptor, speed gun fash unit, large
BROKERS ExCH 4O5 18th ST. NV. -s5
CAMERA, Mercury H. like new. complete,
case sunshade and filters; S45. TA1sEY
eHFFA essn Hhr6MN 6ASs pHoro Shz guL s. s.s
your every photosraphic need? Out Of the
Argus. Bolex, Revere. Kevstone, ts lo Kodak *
and AmPro MD s7sH saupmsn, 6n.n as9 Twins s.
CAR RADIo-s-tube Philco At any Chrys-
Egu Ter p! p eduet; 90 practically new only SO
CASH REGISTER. slec. =. drawer. new, in
ELECTRIC el'.n motors =. h.p: | code machine
like new; Binks portable paint spray:
new. compressor. motor, ; spray guns and
ar eGss sun is sp. sse're oTs f1s 1ocK os' AS NJ
CHAIR, lovely bbi: back se5; crystal chan
oeneF, Ai35' euro caplnet, Sl5o' grand
LORRAINE, $500 Conn. Apt 81. wo. 1868.
butt less carved, down and feather feather
maple dinette table. SIS. Ho. i3ss.
CHINA. lamps, glassware. silver; also an.
5lape pGNST P,ssss; s. great sayinEs IA s.s4 80
ss%Plets with case. 81 SIS cash Phone e!e Ii
CLoTHING-Men,s suits size 3s, 81 so
sa siz. M nlse ss5G items ST. zoe s ladies' clothes
CLoTHING.Men's suits and topeo.ts
fPSRhs %ssRs PxchaNea eei 100 A +
niorE}SG%s3 1psH tS 3;so fnIi nm dr.,. ,u,t
COAL OR KEROSENE RANGES. new ane
USED, used; ise stoek and variety, ACMs .cAn z
CRIB. Kroii; Ksnt-Wet mattress; condi.
DE pTEf sxfsp fRfpzr Sac Box CT ElsS sssa rr.,
nT S DSone Al 1858 s0 or f'fa ST. ssoi
5eWALr SAW. radial type for ripping
n Sade sns. phase sood HorhDs hD
cond.. $3.50. See it work. ASK for MI
Trainum. at HEcHINGER CO.. 5sa5 Ga
SsHoSDs 1ssy. ! e. ssss ,:sy. :sl Ct sss sIsss
shits. j Ct: sss6.; I.dys IL, es, $500;
n'e et Sas ssoc sis :ays ct in: :s1s ,sol .dys nise
% perfset et ss7s: I. dss al spp0' pf p.fi.e, afs
fssHSrs fsosTos s:srlHs' eo tts ]. n. aX EI
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model with excl,
nrsJ-class cond.:
$50 G st NV.
RADIOS, better
cabinet styles; .
500 Of list prit
3?0 G st. NV.
RADIO-New de
including antenni
Evening star., 1948-06-25

heavy-dutv drill press, erindinq
wheel and power hacksaw; 40 #; Of SIT
RssES Rk r0n afo fsn'9s M opss hDny rd AcmE Ro
PANiEILlNG-out Of Arcadia billiard room,
1oe ! &C psf So So a.ts + ABcD CORP slae 1s 18th
PERMASENT PER WAVE MACHINE and Rill-
ing hair dryers ioaa sxcelent condition. vii
PHoHoGRAFHs. iafc,Seei automatic ,a,: so-r.cord
machines; excl. buy. Sl65 each. both for
$500. Cali MIR. CROMWELL. Du. 5s5:.
models built by Bal dwin: embodies fss:
lures Of small Erands and uprish1; full
se;,3 seSonant tone responsive aetion' dgra,
and prima vera nnish. Exclusive at HUGO
rI1SSsPas M1sSs faS Only g nv moder.t. price for
for washington We know piano values.
.ps ny ns Jesse
selss ana sTsads: @ RIie.s :. NV : sss5. a
MUSIC CO.. i1os g. q Sun St. NV. 81 sssz: +
spIas. .sd learn st about et our Sssi
yenisnt terms Complsse selection Of new
5rsnsen jess. Paeneh on and conoSer c n,.no.
Fine selection Of used pianos. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. HOS g st. NV. DI. 1854.
PIANOS-Here's . real saving in . fine
piano. Tire Kimball consolette with the
three exclusive tone touch features is amaz. !
and see. it. Convenient terms arranged
and . liberal trade-in given on your old
piano. We also have . ane selection OF
dsnendsnbls used grand pianos. CAMP
elusive steinway dealer: DI s464. go
PIANOs-Phone Mr.. sycle at Republic
used spinst or console of good make.
PfANo, baby arsnd, Wardell. excellent
condition: must leave town. Call RA.
4725, 8 to 3 Pm, weekdays: Sun, 10 TO 4.
cond. $3.50 IA. 6O5a. IL
ssndaon as1,nsso saeo iSn:s p s4s ind
Of pianos In this city Choice Of such
we'll known makes Is Knabe, Wurlitzer.
Fischer, Ivers a Pond, Poole, Estey, Starr.
Weber. Jannsen. etc. Terms and very
liberal Allowance for your piane. Phone
middle Of ths bleeD. -3
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ADDING MACHINES t6l new and used
electric desk models Rem Rand, Bur
roughs. Monroe, Barret, Victor. Sund-
strand): Sl35 and up; cash or terms.
CHINE CO.. 2ol9 14th st. NV. MI. 400
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MACHINES. typewriters. calcu
lators, bought and sold and rented RE
1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 81:
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s.rvieed. ss5; Eitchen % STORAGE % liable bheer, Dor.
celain top, $40; mems shoe ice skates, size
9. 81; mems suits, mems clothing. all
kinds, excel. cond., size AZ chest. Is shirt,
$40" tall. Phone CHI. 5000, Ext. 3181.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
Battlefield Tour
To Be Port Of
Girls State Meet

Montana Governor Sam G.
Ford and Lieutenant Governor
Ernest T. Eaton will be among
the speakers during the first
annual week-long Girls State
June IL to Is sponsored by the
american Legion Auxiliary on
the Rocky Mountain college
campus in Billings.
announcement of a program
Tor the meeting, designed to
better acquaint $50 Montana
nigh school junior girls with
the workings of democracy, was
made this week by Mrs. Ct. e.
Chambers of Cut Bank, auxiI-
larry department. president.
Registration will be June II.
Included will be daily assemb-
lies, a tour of the Custer bat
tlefield near Hardin and cleo
ton for all officials Of the
mythical girls state. Governor
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

FORD viii speak at an assemb-
! On June II and Eaton viii
aIulesS q meeting June IL.
mayor H. E. Biddinger of Bill
lligs VIII talk to the delegates
on Your City GOVERNMENTS,
Cylier speakers will include
Glen Denton, department com
lHaIioer OF the American Le-
glon, Eugene w. Savage. dir
Sceor OF Boys State; the Rev.
frank Harrington, national Lee
glon chaplain; Mrs. Elizabeth
lrsIand, state superintendent Of
PuDllc instruction; DR.. George
Seike, executive head Of Great
e montana University; Mrs. E.
campbell, chairman of Ma
I,onal Girls State; Mrs. Walter
z. Flachsenhar, Americanism
CHAIRMAN of the grand chapter
OF gne Order of Eastern Star,
ana Mrs. Eleanor Bridenstein,
county.
DR.. William D. Coperlan.
president of Rocky Mountain,
Will be a special guest at the
governors dinner. Department
offlceTs will preside at daily
assemblies, Mrs. Chambers said
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
Lodge Gross Boy
And Girl Scouts
In Court Of Honor

A large group attended the
investiture service of Troop I
Girl Scouts and the court OF
honor of Troop Sc, Boy Scouts
at the Little Brown church In
Lodge Grass on Friday, May 2
Miss Edith Loe of Billings
Girl Scout executive, presented
insignia to the girls and their
leaders. Girls who earned
awards were Joy Bergquist, Col
leen Barnes, Lola Ann Bond
Shirley Buckingham, Janet Cur
ny, Juanita Pease, Jean Prime,
Clara Ann Shaw, Emma Jean
Sorger, Helen Standish, Leona
Waddle and Cloanne Wagenaar,
Also honored we're the troop
leader, Harold Z. Anderson, and
the committee members, the
Rev. Howard Parry, Mrs. Iona
Forman, William T. Shaw, Jr.,
Donald Clawson and C. g.
Clanin. ~" =. 4.
Mrs. Rhoades of Billings, a
Girl Scout leader, gave a talk.
A group of musical numbers
by Helen StandiSh, Bill Meister,
Emma Jean Sorger and Joy
Bergquist followed.
A demonstration of making a
fire with flint and steel was
given by John Ball. The Rev.
Howard Parry spoke.
Presentation Of second class
awards was made by r. J. Muir
ray and of star awards by.Cliff
Clanin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

shown.
It's funny how a stray dog
can find a place in your heart.
A few weeks ago, someone,
we think with malice afore-
thought, walked off with our
malamute. She was a beauty,
and since she knew well where
she got her food, we are sure
she was removed forceably.
Our young fry were pretty
unhappy about it all, but there
were a couple Of strays hang
ing around the place, waiting
for a chance crumb in case the
| prodigal Petersons happened to
feed "her ladyship" a little
more than she could eat. Never
have we seen a better example
of servility in the animal king
dom than these two used in re-
lation to Specs.
When the malamute disap-
peared, however, this pair NOV
| ed in. One of them, who had
some labrador somewhere in her
immediate ancestry, began rul-
ing the roost, and demonstra-
ting, now that the more gla-
morouS competition was out of
the way, that she was a pretty
engaging character at that.
Our efforts to resist her Wiles
were something less than half
hearted. We missed Specs, we
like dogs anyhow and every
body in the family has a pro-
found sympathy for the OBJ
viously downtroden. So she
moved in. Everyone had a diff
ferent name for her. She went
variously by Blackie, Smokey,
and Dopey-the last being ye
eds own contribution, based on
the Exceptionally stupid express
sion she could assume when
about to pull off the table cloth
to try to get at something on
the table that smelled just too
good to resist
Tuesday night a truck hit
our little black pooch. The dri-
yer didn't stop Or even look
around. Both our young fry
were eye-witnesses to the &C
cident, which didn't make us
any happier. The only conso-
lation was that she died in
stantly.
We can't help wondering
whether the fates intend for. us
to have a dog. It is hard to
keep one in town, what with
the hazards of cars, tainted
food, poisoning and the occas-
ional stealing of fine dogs.
Losing a canine can cause a lot
of heartbreak-a fact which
many people either do not I'M
derstand or do not consider.
We've had our say in this
sheet on the subject of dog
prisoners pretty frequently. Now
we want to ask drivers to try
to be careful. There are people
who do not like dogs and who
run them down deliberately
Though this did not happen in
the case of our dog, we are
Sure). There are others who kill
dogs through c~arelessness, and
occasionally there is an I'M
avoidable accident.
This is the thing We wish dri-
vers would keep in mind. Chan
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

Scouting" was the subject
OF an address by Milton zim-
norman OF Billings, Scout ex-
Helen Standish sang Taps
accompanied by Joy Bergquist
on the flute and Joe ClaWson
bugles.
Harold T. Anderson, Scout
master, had charge Of the
tenderfoot inVestiture and mer-
" awards were made by Bill
shaw.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
Three Locul Girls
Graduated From
School of Nursing

Three girls who graduated
from Hardin high school with
the class of 1945 were graduated
from the st. Vincent's Sisters
of Charity school of nursing in
Billings Wednesday evening.
The three new nurses are
Clara Pitsch, Bonnie Bell and
Marie Blankenship.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
Grey Winner
In Best Teacher
Quiz Kids Contest

Joyce Gray of Hardin was one
of Is Montana boys and girls
who won prizes in the national
BEST Teacher" contest sponsor
ed by the Quiz Kids radio pro-
gram.
The teacher about whom she
wrote is Miss Edna Tobias.
A total Of $50 school children
received prizes. There were 3d.
600 entries.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
ATTENDS MEETINGS

Henry Reugamer left Tuesday
for Chicago, where he viii at
tend a one-day meeting of
northwest region Ford dealers,
conducted by Henry Ford II.
All Fargo branch dealers are
planning to dress in western
style for the session.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
HOSPITAL NOTES
Adp,;ttad

May ", Ernie Perkins.
way 20, Mrs. James Glen.
May 70, Mrs. Cleo Torske and
son.
May "a, Clarence Lautt.
May "a, Mrs. Harold Hammer
May "a, Mrs. Robert Murray
Shop In Hardini
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

The Greeks made the first
bedsprings ever used. TIL e
syringe were made of braided
! leather thongs stretched
between heavy boards at the
sides of the bed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

ces are, when you kill or MAIN
a dog, you break a chlid's heart
as well.
We want to comment a bit
on the use of 2,4D for killing
dandelions, etc. The chemical is
being used more widely this
year than ever before, and we
have been asked to issue a
warning to those who wish to
rid their lawns of dandelionS.
The 2,4D acid, which Is sold
under a variety Of trade names,
is mighty hard on any kind of
broad leafed vegetation, and
that includes your panSieS,
peonies, lilacS, shade trees and
a host of other flowers and
shrubs, to say nothing of your
pet vegetables. Watch the wind
drift and your aim when you
spray, or you may find some
of the most priced features OF
your yard in a very droopy con-
dition the next day.
Grasses and cereals (grains)
are relatively immune to the
Weed-killer, first because their
growing parts are protected, and
second because the leaves are
narrow and often have a waxy
coating which inlhibits absorb
ton of the chemical.
We're all for getting the dam
delions. Let's be sure that's all
we get!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
Up and Down
The Street

Continued from Page u
the name of the shipper also be
shown.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

Do not drive through our private pro.
perry. Warren Ranch. 22-2s
WILL give piano lessons, beginning June
10. Beginners and intermediate stu
dents. For information call Bill Sim
mons, BOW, 2l-4
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27
HELP WANTED

OFFICE clerk, experience not necessary;
but high school or business college
training required. Billings Laundry Co.
22-2f
RELIABLE man with car wanted to call
on farmers in Big Horn county. Won
derful opportunity. SIS to $40 a day. No
experience or capital required. Perma-
nent. Write today, McNess Company,
Dept. A, Freeport, Ill. 2l-2s
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

GUNS: Model "a Winchester u CAL
iber long rifle. Inquire Tribune-Her:
aid. 2-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

ONE i947 John Deere combine, model So;
acres; in excellent condition; all on
rubber. Price this week 5000, and in
cludes header trucks. Ralph Metcalfe
Lodge Grass. N-l
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

OR TRADE for cattle, sheep or haying
eouipment-one 1919 lK-ton Chevrolet
truck, body rougn,. engine Just over
hauled. Zell Redfield, ll022 Billings
Bench, Billings, Mont. lStl
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

ONE 12-foot tractor grain drill, used.
One used electric gas pump and one
used 1000 gal. tank. Big Horn Motor Co:
Hardin, Mont. I'll
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

1912 John Deere model AN tractor,
with new tires; good condition. Also
John Deere beet harvester, good condi.
ton. Harry Mikami, 6 mi. north OF
Hardin. N-f
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

500 ACRES of grazing land, Sarpy sec
tion. Call l26-W or see Mrs. Wayne
Beary. l5-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

1888 FORD truck, ~ ton, L.W.B. In
perfect condition, with beet box. J. A
Kline, Ri. /, Hardin, Mont. l9-4S
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

1910 A-ToN Chevrolet pickup; model B
Allis-Chalmers tractor, with buck rake,
cultivator and mower; John Deere hay
stacker. See J. X. Starkweather, Menio
ing apartments. El-Z
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

HEY KIDS a new Safticycle for your
summer holiday. IS miles per hour:
100 miles to a gallon of gas. Special
price Sl50. Valley Implement. I'll
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

OR TRADE-One f~ull-size bicycle. Will
sell or trade for boys bike. Phone
SIR. 2O-If-2
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

ONE sO-foot lot on third street in tlrst
block west of Community hospital.
See II. w. Bunston, IS We~stwood-lrask
Bldg H-tf.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

1889 SPECIAL Buick 4-door sedan, 4 new
tires and heater. P. o. Box l., HaT-
din. zig
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

WELL drilling machine, mounted on
truck. Also tools. Phone ~ or see
Harry Harlin. l9-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

ICE refrigerator, iron bedstead, baby
stroller, ironing board. Mrs. Betty
Newkirk. N-2'
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-27

DOODLE Bug motor scooter. Al shape.
Mrs. Tom Traphagen, Box III, Phone
DOL l6stf
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-17
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
nv RABBI SAMUEL j. FOX
Copyright, 1913, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
QUESTION: What is the deri-
..;or Of the term "Torah?"

QUESTION: What is the deri-
vation Of the term "Torah?"
ANSWER: The term "Torah"-
Hebrew for the Five Books of
Moses-is believed to be derived
from the Hebrew root "Yoroh"
(Which means Ito teach" or "to
o,ide." and sometimes ito illum-
mate" Its context would indicate
that the "Torah" is a teaching"
or guide" There are scholars
who like to associate the term
..Torah" with the Hebrew root
~Horoh" which means to "im-
uregnate," i. e., ito plant a cell
in an organism from which life
blossoms"
The 'Torah" is thus conceived
not only as a book of dry laws,
but rather ''progenitor" of life
or way of life. "a tree of life,"
as the Bible puts it, which contin-