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Evening star., 1949-09-25
DINING ROOM GROUPS

sekIey cherry voey group Buffet with hutch cobinet top,
extro oree two pedeso dining tobe four side and two
choirs $3.50 Observation-Disclosures
Fomou Foncher small scale finely eobneted dining group,
5eneh eredenzo buffet quoer corner cabinet oval Pedeso
sonwood cross bonding,
Small scale dining group in mahogany 5o-nch credenzo
buffet bseokfront chino oval pedestal dining tobe
and 4 side chors $385
Mt Vernon Sheraton nod reproduction group eoborotey
nod buffet large breokfon half round server ped
esto tobes. side and two ehos
Magnificent Johnson Hondey Johnson custom finished swirl
mahogany group skllfuy bonded 10 pieces with
credenzo and large breokfront ST.
Wlios kinp custom mode crotch mohosony ovshk in
laid dining group. credenxo buffet, breokfront chino
Beoced finish drop-leof extension tobe with four carved
back slip scot dining chairs and two arms. $235-----$I4s
Evening star., 1949-09-25
lifetime furniture . . .
R6aMcMo1zy @@%@ 4O%!
SINGLE BEDROOM PIECES

Handsomely hondeoed, serpenne crotch front Chippen-
dale 9-drowe o.1ohoeony double dresser and large richly
carved mirror, $3.50 $195
Two solid mohoeony choisbock twin beds Match dresser
obove for poir, $l98 -------------------$lIo
7drower beoohed finish Colonial full voni with ottoehed
mirror, metoI pulls, $3.50
Huge 81 Inch round vonN pouf red son tued top fringe
to floor floor sompIe, $3.50
Decorator style deep tfted back chose lounge with loose
cushion and gathered skirt Gray and gold ehntz $455o
$3.50
ktteneer yewood bonded ohooony night table, dower
Shelves bookcase, $4o.5o
Drexe curved front mahogany drawer chest 28neh,
two make double dresser eoch So2 2--------S $3.50
Johnson Hondey Johnson very fine 52nch double dresser
bose choice HohoeonN sonwood cross banded. S352 $s5
Mohosony right obe ooch obove dresser S5l so $2975
SINGLE DINING ROOM PIECES
Very fine Johnson Hondey Johnson finished mohoe-
any buffet with cross bondine
Solid mohoeony 2door chino closet with cobnet bose to
floor Floor sompIe. $3.50
Mohooony top and northern birch dopeof obe with hand
rubbed mahogany finish, 36x55. Bross claw feet $3.50
$3.50
Duneon Phyfe mohosoy ehoirs to 90 with dropeof tobe
SIP seotst 9tZSo SSSo
lorae edge Chippenoe buffet eoborotey carved with
moulded fronts OF figured mahogany S4o Ss5
Duncon Phyfe 42x66 mahogany wopedestoI dining tobe
with three 12-nch Leaves, s128 $3.50
Evening star., 1949-09-25
MODERN GROUPS AND SINGLE PIECES

Showroom SompIes Famous Wddieomb Modern
zo% to 5o% OFF
5-drower vonr bose beige mahogany, Sll9-----$59.5o
8-drower vony bose beige mahogany 81 9-----$845o
Ponel front 36 chest, heavy boss pulls
Muslin upholstered double bed, beige frame s'oe Sc.
cordovon n'ohoeony doubIe.size bed sllo ----$s5
Huge Cordovon mahogany three-door breokfost eobnet
Conjunction buffetehno, beige nnohoeory s39s s759
Round extension dining tobIe, 49,, beige mahogany s279
Upholstered seat and back dining chors ST.
3o-ineh toble, beige mahogany
34-inch gloss sliding door bookcase, S76 ----$59.5 so
Cordovon mahogany desI& 26x4s 7-drower S285--$Ie5
Lined oak dining group, combination buffet china extension
toble. chairs, onchoior
Codoyon mohosony dresser chest double bed night obe,
PoZ9.oo
kitteneer lockwood and eoy 5dower chest upholstered
heodboord bed for both, S4o4 $ze5
8-dower beoch-tnish Ieotherpone fot-top desk brush
Dross Pu'Is
Two circular love seats single cushions green chenille tex
ture combination. each, $l85----------------$
Huge executive desk Of fine wonut imported from Sweden
o7xISs p0fo----------------------
Loree tufted soft cushion lounge choir bleach oes
cray and brown figure, $3.50 .----------- $95
Korpen hoh-orm snony styled sofo, 2-cushon trimmed
light green texture,
Channel beck orm choir beoched Frame oroy ribbed texture
uPholStey, Sllo
korpen bIeochfrome hieh-bock fon chair spring-flIed
cushion fine red moteIosse, l85--------------$e5
OCCASIONAL PIECES
celorettes wolnut mahogany block enomel Sold up to
Rockford 54-nch mahogany credenzo two grille DOORS 2
panel doors with corvngs $l49
Magnificent inoid Sheraton mahogany secretuy with leather
writing bed SuPerby finished
Evening star., 1949-09-25
UPHOLSTERED SOFAS

Kopen solid mahogany wood frame tuxedo sofo three
ion, eoy moteosse bouoe trim, $3.50 so $3.50
Regent House tufed back and arms high carved bock
Completely hair filled upholstered in fine kid mohor
S6l9 ------------ - 80. - S3e5
Regent House kidney love eo deep ufted back and oms
piece down cushion oyon fringe to floor Rose domosk
Floor somple, S465 5--------~.-------.. .--..-- $zz9
Huge 8oot SOTO with soft book Jorge tued ond
two big we'll filled down cushions Fine eroy brocoteIe
bouce trimmed frneed to floor S5o5 = -..-. $3.50
Huge 7foo tufted or two down cushion sIont deco
rotor solo, fine Chppendoe green broeoee Floor somole
Extremely decorative piece sofo feet long, Ivory sotn
with tropunto work boek Decorative fringe and trim Down
cushions Con be used Two fireplace love scots 7o5 $595
Toninson Kidney SOTO Cyrus Clark olozed ehntz Spring
down Cushions Kick peot volonce, S2e5
loroe loxson style korpen SOTO section extra soft back
two.cushon scot Green moteosse with kick pleot skirt
korpen hondeoed solid mahogany frome tuxedo SOTO One
piece down cushion and grey motelosse boucle trim
s4oS $3.50
Donovan shops Lawson sofo completely hair filled spring
hair cushions Green stripe with kick peot volonee S3e5
Large Korpen louneine sofo with back o three piece
high back, spring filled cushions red rohoir upholstery,
$3.50 - s. -.-....---.. $lss
Wiletts solid cherry fome American Chppendoe soto with
two-pieee spne cushions. red texture upholstery,
%<o%oo
Evening star., 1949-09-25
UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS

Tolinson tufted beck lounge choir hair filled turquoise
green sroy texture frnoed to floor Floor Samples $O5,
$3.50
Regent House sponge rubber cushion and ted back choir
upholstered in chortreuse texture $225 10
Ioninson large tfted back chair with down spring Cushion
Red motelosse with trim and fringe to floor S17o.5O
sl3s.50
High fon-bock choir with spring cushions button back soI
self-tone eroy donosk 500 oo-.----------.---- $50
Finest quoiN Kent toll mans ounene cho hoir filled,
superby toored and upholstered qroy opes 1884 $3.50
Highly decorative fan choir mahogany frome, applique
flowers back and scots red mohoir nail trimmed,
Sl95 ------e---------------- -----.----.-. $I49
Kent French Provincial tufted back fan chair hair filled
light fronne. nail trimmed Sl5 so $Ile
Fonous Kent revolving televson choir with down cushion
fine nub yarn, bouce trim $95----.---------.S Slze
Block and gold frame Regency Occasional choir tuted beck
and scot, red domosk $50 5O-------
Huge KorPen mons Iounons choir with soft back spring.
titled cushion, blue motelosse, 81 $3.50
Solid nohosony knuckle lounge choir semi loose pillow
boek spring cushion eoy background topety Sis $3.50
Jamestown tufed beck solid naohooony fan choir sDrna
cushion red domosk. boucIe trim
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BEDROOM GROUPS

Swirl mohoeony 54 inch double dresser oge
and carved top twin beds Drexe quality $4O4------$295
Large 54nch double dresser and double bed
Bow fronts Of finely figured mohoeony
Swirl mahogany chest vanity with carved top mirror,
SIss
Huge Regency Crotch mahogany bedroom group 2drower
double dresser edower voniy high chest vanity bow foot
double bed, night tobIe Moonificenty shaped heavy bros
trimmed, Iorse gold fromed mirrors, $50
Snort French bedroom group in genuine French wonu Lorge
double dresser drower chest twin beds, step night table
Decorator style and spendidy finest
Heoy pdne front bedroom group figured mahogany bross
hordwors chest yoniN. double bed chest night
table, $3573-4
Fine John Wedocob solid mahogany block front bedroom
group. mooneenty shoped fronts supeby custom finished
Borrower double dresser with fine gold mirror, large chest
and carved top double bed
Clearance Drexe white and gold enamel bedroom
pieces Our fomous best selling Tourans group Reduced
only because Of the foetey mskns different finish
$3.50 Double Dresser Bose Drawers
Sl30 Dresser Bose 48-inch
$50 Chest Of Drawers
$ll0 Powder TobIe Lift Up Mirror
S 80 Double Beds Corved Top p------------------$75
S 4e Hanging Mirrors s----------------------$2e
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BEDDING

Studio Couch with nnespnq cushions Steel back rest
with slip cover sompIes $50
Simmons Hdobed Full size with Lawson and inner
spring moress Rich red broeoeIe Wos $3.50 somPe now
$zis
Korpen Soto Sleeper Lowson and full size nnersprine
mattress, sleeps rwo Green brocotee Wos 5000.
SompIe Ie---------------------
korpen Style Crest Mattresses and box springs Double size
only stripe ticking Were $3.50 eoch $zS
korpen Mofo Mattresses and box springs Single size only
in domosk We're $50.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

CARPET
$3.50
genuine oriento Super -keon pattern Wos
W----
59xl2 American Orientols, sorouk pottems Were ST. So
Other exl1 American orsntaIs proportienask reduced
Fornous okers genuine Chenille copet beige and grey
Very heavy embossed pottern, Rose WltoA corpet 9 widh
Reg $15.e5. $Io.e5 So yd.
Rose beige velvet II width. Usuoiy $lo95 So yd Nov
$6.95 81 I'd.
Deep pile Wilton corpet in blue Usuoy 325 sq I'd
Now --------------------$9.95 So I'd.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Among Is Teens ~,*@
Get Your Figure in Shape Now
For Bathing Suit Perfection
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teens especially appreciate tha
story
Evening star., 1949-06-05
~ Teen-Age Rights -
by AsseIo PATH

Young people who have deyel.
oped personal desires but who are
still young and undeveloped. II
they are TO be On their own. must
understand that their privileges
always exceed their rights. and
that along with q privilege must
90 responsibility.
Responsibility brings care. Youth
knows little about care. and nat
uraliy dislikes what experience Of
care touches 1t. 1t is delightful
TO be the driver Of q shiny. swift
travelling car. but 1t Is irksome to
be forced to drive at 20 and be
restricted In the number Of pas
sengers and then to be obligated
to get it back home In It's proper
place In the garage on the hour
set.
1t is great to 20 out on q date
wearing new clothes and looking
forward TO q wonderful time. the
band playing. the floor waxed and
shining and the partner just the
one. But isn't 1t mean to have
to keep an eye on the clock? And
Just a nuisance to have to remem-
Der ones manners. and the strict
injunctions Of teachers and par
ents about boy and girl contacts?
OF course. but care and RESPONSE
bility are the price exacted for
every privilege In this life. Youth
is no exception. Fathers and
mothers are carrying a double
Evening star., 1949-06-05
COttOnS
for
Fashion
ey AAaran kski

There's 'rlsis" quality tn many
Of the new summer cettnns thai
feminine buyers are solng 10 nnd
hard 10 resist, There are soeh
things as dAmask weayra. rides
cent eoiofinKx. sheer oFxandiea and
volles-~a1 deslgned TO MAKE life
more pleasant. more beautiful and
more comfortable.
Although many Of the nFw
fabrics and fabric Finishes have ma
been with us very long and we're
frst used by top designers only.
they have found their way inte
budget priced clothes. and careful
shopping will ferret ihsm cut.
They appear In junior fashions.
TOO. where smart lines wttltcui
froufrou make the most Of GOOD
fabric.
Soft. youthful styling character
lses the afternoon o. after I've
cotton date dress for juniora
Pretty necklines are eoolly cut-oul
and frequently have portrait col.
lars for added interest. Shoulders
are smooth. Aluaos, always q
pretty skirt 10 added for Eood
balance OF line. fof nAttsrtns all.
houette and for comfort on hot
day. Many are correctly styled for
the young career giri who ilkes .
dreks-up cotton that can be worn
right from the once for special
dates. They also appeal 10 the
college slri Who has woyn skirts
and sweaters on the campus hui
who prefers about tsmintntts for
summer.
Good news. too. n the fact that
many cottona are ease-reksstant
and others have crisp permanent
finishes. These are qualities that
are JOY 10 the Traveller and the
stay-at-horne alike. Add sofns os
the new colofs or an interesting
print 10 o summer wardrobe and
emerge o new personality. Flavor
the white and neutral belgea and
erayk viii, q vivid green. turquoise
or red II these are becoming and
add O DARK nois In navy or black.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

load of care and responsibility for
their children and the least thcse
children can do 10 20 lift sogne of
the load by sharing the responst-
bility.
Over and over young people
ask. 'Isn't IL all right for ma 20
have the car evenings for Q datef"
Over and over the answer must
be. According 10 your responxi-
bility." When q boy or gfri keeps
his word about the use Of the car.
gets home close 10 the time ap-
pointed, leaves the car In good
shape and shares tn the cleaning
and care Of it. his parents feel
secure In allowing him the use OF
the ear.
But when that boy or girl does
not remember what his father
said about no more than three
passengers. and those In the back
seat: leaves the car with Q slight
dampness where water should Be-:
q slight odor Of gasoline In the
tank, 90 that q hurried father
must tend the car nrst thing In
the morning before using It for
business. maybe having to call
the garage before he can even do
that: how can the father feel Sc
cure In allowing that young per
son the use of the car?
It Is the same with every privi-
lege young people claim. The
price Is responsibility. II they
can and do pay 1t. well and good.
II not, then they must forgo the
privilege.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

All baseball fans aren't masculine. There's many Teena
nho scouidnt miss baseball game Those cho
rabid Senator fans o rant TO plug their tapoes this
BY ,cearnG the Official all star sport shirts made up
special fabric designed by Pacific M The official Insignia
Of the Washington Senators featured this shirt apaaols
In tspo Warrington department stores
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Is Teens

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~ngurs~ he . fer rsFv e~&ca rags
ve really Get xurcertnx wa<sfssH
weT lock IKE - rax and Actas
and . hank cf hair. cs sseasczsgxsss
squeesed into . gtreis ard bra
But sven though wers Aa.rn ~ o
xtaek. we can iock ertssray sce
pasSy ard Egeey 10 be cutie frAysa
about Ia. wfsen the time ecxnss
fer letting tfe Sin sszns nn ia
II ve haseay been cnsng any sge
eaal exercising cg nAliss, cag
muscles desperately need scnsns. .,
order 10 have that nrn. :1pp'y
healthy shine appearance. rosl
know we're Just practically hal
dead anyway II Cur eed~s arr
glunky. Every muscle has = Life O.
il own. but II we keep II undrs
wraps. II !uxs plain cessrsaraies
You know hoe II Is with cur hair
No shampoo. no rsaasase-~x
might as well hide In o clcsri Ha'
It's cleaning ginry when well
earesi-for.
THE DAILY DuSK-is nc
secret that many Teens DO ros taks
daily dip In the haihsno. q
dreneh themselves IN n anoweT
Then how can our pores breathe
our skin set beautiful Teens
plead--ne hot water, Too many
people in family. too little time
Let's get the last thing straight
A daily bath wtll gise you more
time. because you'll feel 30 good
you II do twice the work One os
two teaketiles Of boiling water In
q cold water hathtun will work
wonders you'll set TO love IT
Or. soap-up veil. sit In tub, sio&iI
Q pail OF tepid water over yourself
then another pail or two for rms
Ing. Many Teens oathe nj 9 am
TO avoid family trouble. then thes
70 back to bed and study. some
few hathe right after school,
good IDEAS when do you fee
grimier1 Some shower or tub a'
10 or 1880 pm. and ho~ tina,
unrayels the cares OF the day
It's as good a. An hours sleep
II we have 10 be iured 10 this
bath salts and nice soap are
tempters, sudsing Ia important
whether you use laundry soap or
castile---it gets grease out Of youi
pores. tsoap fakes and granuies
make q nice bubble BATH
BE HEAUTUUL--A good hg-
ure Ia 20 simple. II comes In max =
ing 4 separation between head.
neck. ribs. waist. hips. legs. feet,
and asking these parts Of our
body 10 avoid each other like the
plague. Howl Stretch your head
up away from your neck tstraight
up. like somebody Ia holding you
by the top hair. stretch your
neck up away from your ribs. youi
ribs up away from your waist,
your waist up away from your
hips. pull your hips down and
forward. away from your waist,
tuck your gluteai muscles under
When that's done repeat the up
per stretches. and your whole
structure will rise like sky
scraper. and you1l just auto
matically 90 away Up on your
toes. Prescription: This rope
trick three times daily and ai-
ways. and you can have q glorious
shape whatever your height or
weight.
SWING AND SWAY~-Many OF
us who look quite petite around
shoulders and waist are simply
awful when II comes 70 hips and
upper legk. With elongated pos
ture as a basia. let's begin to set
at least Is daily leg swings from
the hips. Try II without hanging
on TO anything. nice and free.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

SWING AND SWAY~-Many OF
us who look quite petite around
shoulders and waist are simply
awful when II comes 10 hips and
upper legk. With elongated pos
ture as a BASH. let's begin to set
at least Is daily leg swings from
the hips. Try II without hanging
on TO anything. nice and free.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-07-15

NOTE: This is a continuation from
last week of the testimony given be-
fore the McKenna Liquor Investigate
ing committee by Roger Murray of
Helena.
Mr.. McKenna: You mentioned
about stamps, quite few stamps cir
culating around. Did you ever see
any saloon keepers with stamps in
their possession?
A. No, sir.
@. Where did you get the infor-
nation about the stamps circulating?
A. Well, I heard talk that there
was stamps for sale and heard them
complain that Great Falls fellow
didn't play ball and printed his own
stamps, had his own stamps printed.
@. Who was this gentleman sup
posed to be?
A. His name was Newman.
@. Eddie Newman?
A. Yes.
@. He ran the Brass Rail?
"A. les, lie Hdu Oduduloth OluU,
which it was impossible to buy any
where, all you wanted, with Mon
tana stamps.
@. You say he had Montana
stamps on it?
A. Yes.
@. Do you know where that liquor
came from?
A. No, don't; it was marked $12
a fifth.
@. Fifth of gallon?
A. Yes.
@. Did you ever see any stamps
circulating, or in the possession of
anybody?
A. No, sir; didn't.
@. Did you ever notice the stamps
around the warehouse down there
where they were kept?
A. No, sir.
@. Ever see them laying in the
office of Mr.. Buley, or any other
official there?
A. No, sir, l didn't. | know of
several fellows that brought Whiskey
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-07-15
kErIlBERAkS %kc0NGRESS Are
ExP0SEDoBY'" MARcANToNI0

| On Taft-Hartley, Rep. Javits an
announced the idea of plant seizures,
and Humphrey and Douglas, cham
pions of labor last year, are back
ing the plant--seizure idea. These
so-called liberals know there is no
difference between that and injunc-
tons.
I know that when I offered my
amendment for outright Taft-Hart-
ley repeal, I was speaking for the
overwhelming majority of the peo-
ple We got only 81 votes. 1t was
opposed by the Speaker of the House,
speaking for the President, and by
every so-called liberal; the CLOS
Carey, the Textile Workers Edelman
and Steelworkers' Hoffman told con-
gressmen over the phone to vote no.
Then came the Sims bill, Taft
Hartley all over again. Murray was
silent; union legislative representa-
tives Except the left wing) called
out congressman and told them to
vote Yes. All the so-called liberals
in congress got up and said "After
all, isn't all legislation compromised"
And the Republicans laughed, as we'll
as the Dixie Democrats, because it
showed such a cowardly surrender.
We Won't Compromise
On the housing front they are dol
ing out housing with an eye dropper.
The question to be determined is
1.yo mill bo1ro Lo,,o,x,cn
out segregation or under jimcrow
When an amendment
against jimcrow was offered in the
senate, Douglas and Humphreys
spoke against it.
They said we must be practical.
But if so-called liberals cannot stand
up and fight for American housing
without segregation, but must sur
render in order to get $4,000 units
n six years when we need 100000
! year, l say the situation is very
,ragic for American democracy
Double Talk
They will say I do not want hous-
ne because I fight for housing with
,ut segregation. They will say that
do not want repeal of Taft-Hartley
because I fight for outright repeal
If Taft-Hartley That will be the
devious line followed. But as a
party that will not compromise, we
lave tremendous opportunity to
axe that issue and use it to expose
he takers.
We are rapidly approaching de-
isive struggles; decisions made to-
ay will effect this generation and
everal to come. l have always had
n abiding faith in the intelligence
f my fellow-countrymen, and l know
hat we will win.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-07-15
HIGHLIGHTS FROM HOUSE LIQUOR INVESTIGATION

in car load lots up here from Nevada
and from California, and this mus
ician | mentioned is one, this Yves
Mullen. He brought liquor in here
and | don't believe he had trouble
getting stamps.
@. He is still here in Helena?
A. Yes.
@. What did he do, go to Nevada
and get the liquor?
A. | believe, yes.
Q. Did you ever see the liquor he
hauled up here?
A. No, I seen Alleys liquor he
hauled out of here.
@. Then was this man Yves Mullen
hauling liquor for Alley?
A. Yes, sir, commission man; he
sold it for Alley, sold liquor for
Alley. He had a station wagon and
he could load it up and take it out.
@. Where would they go?
A. To West Yellowstone, Lewis
town and Bozeman; all over the
state
@. Do you know who he sold to
in Lewistown?
A. No, l don't; | did know-No,
| am not certain that he hauled this
or not, but l am pretty near GER
tain.
@. Do you know whether or not
that was delivered to the bank in
Lewistown?
A. No, this was delivered to a
place called Gold Bar-that I could
MT swear to.
Q. Was it Tony Gies of the Gold
Bar?
A. | don't know.
@. Do you know who he hauled
to at Bozeman?
A. The Toohey place I believe it
was.
@. At West Yellowstone?
A. Alleys brother was a gambler
at West Yellowstone, so they had
lots of connections up there.
@. | was wondering, Mr.. Murray,
if this fifth dollar probably didn't
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