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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-12-16
SPOR r S
WOMEN IN BOWLING
Bv CONNIE TURNER


The fact that capable taking points was ably
Saturday when the cooed Womens Bowling
League for its regular night Of bowling.
The Five Stars led by their anchor Virginia Jeers started
their evening taking the first string from the Vows W VIII DC
Virginia her mates the Cyclones
third string remember the previous week.
After that first string they ackened Just enough to allow the
things up However the third string proved Just VINO
the situation Five Stars actually living up to their
memberships all three points richer
which only attracted many onlookers but
interest to the other teams IN the league was
the Robins But recently victed or
elected their first place spot the Arrows
determined regain it. Any meeting hem destined to
plenty competition The Robins equal to the situation
the third string ended found they
had points their credit and tied for pna The ensuing
both the Arrows the
portuny that they really town under pressure
Winning the roll-of helped split the points 2-2
Several of the proved just powerful for their oppo
The Pins completed overpowered the Clippers The Rockee
travel much faster than the Speedster
points involved The Owls took four from the Comets
Mahon the Owls rolled the second highest string OF the
svenng1s Cyclones edged three the Flashes
The Anchors did the against the Ravens.
The
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-12-16
The Civil Service Corner
By HAROLD L. VAUGHN

By HAROLD T. VAUGHN
The following listed examinations being offered for
employment opportunity Division of Civil Service
State House Annex (frst foor) Boston,
SUPERVISING INSTRUCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
Dept OF Public Health: $4,000 $45OO yeaCosng
Jan 49, 1851
SENIOR LIBRARY ASSISTANTDept of Health: $3.50
to $500 per year females ony)-Cong date Jan IS 1851
PUBLIC HEALTH PHYSCIANDept of Public Health S576O to
$4,000 per year1 Closing date, jan 15 1851
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF BIoLOGIC LABORATORIES
Of Public Health: $4,000 to $8l6O per year (raae only)-
Closing date, Jan Is 1851.
PLACEMENT WORKER Dept of Correction (female only
S204o to $S24O per year-closing date jan 80 1851.
LABORATORY TEcHNIcIANDept of Correction females only
$2l6O to $276O per year-Closing date Jan 49, 1851
SENIOR STATISTICAL cLERK-Westfeld State sanaoripo
Dept OF Public Health females only $3.50 to $312O per
year-Closng date, Jan. A. 1851
PUBLIC HEALTH DENTAL HYGIENE SUPERVISOR-Dept of
Public Health females only) $324O to S3S4O per
date for filing, Monday, Jan A. 1851
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-12-16
THINGS THAT INTEREST. WOMEN
BY BESSIE r. BELL

except for the. woman with a
wide face.
ADDRESS BESSIE f. Bell, cfo
Global News Syndicate P. O..
Box So, Manhattanville Station.
n. Y ~ N. Y, for the leaflets
"Slimming the Waistline," and
Double Chin Trouble" Men
ton the paper you read this in.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-12-16

Peace is essential to mental
health.
Our destiny is like a wind
blowing"
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Mems CIOthissy

1 Mans S29.75 All-woOl Covert T0pcoat,
natural tan single breasted; size 80 regu-
Mems $35 Gabardine Upper Lined
Trencheoats, 60% rayon, 40qo wool gab-
ardine, with all-wool liner; sizes 2/44 regu-
lars, 1/44 short $3.50
Mems $500 and 5000 All-wooI Fall Top
coats Single breasteds, covert and shet-
land, sizes longs 1887, 1888, I42---- -$3099
2-Men's 5000 All-wool Gabardine Upper
Lined Trenchcoats, natural tan, double
breasted, full belt, water-repellent, sizes
regular 1/42, 2/46 ---------------- $500
Kann's-Mens Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Hosiery

21s Prs. Gas Is" Full Fashioned Sheer Nylon
Hosiery, famous name styles, broken styles,
sizes and colorS. Pr. sec
S6 Prs. $1.65 Super Sheer Nylons, Is denier,
60 gauge; perfects; discontinued colors; not
all sizes. 89c
90 Prs. LIST Quality and Imperfs. $1.15 to
S1.65 Full Fashioned Nylon Hosiery; size
81 only; several weights. Pr. 39c
81 Prs. Imperfs. $1.15 Rum Resist No-Seam
Super Sheer Nylons, good colors; not all
sizes. Pr. ----5 $50
152 Prs 29c and SOC Ankle Socks for misses
and children; cotton, soiled; broken sizes,
styles and colorS. 1Oc
1871 Prs. s1.35 Super Sheer Nylons, is denier;
broken sizes and colors; all perfects. Pr,
69c
IA Prs Irregs. Of $1.S5 Full Fashioned serv-
Ice Weight Nylon Hosiery, cotton tops, REIN
forced feet; not all sizes. Pr.79c
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Mems FaIf'atiShiasgS

30 Mems $2.S5 Rayon Basque Shirts.
broken sizes $1.49
10 Mems Irregulars OF Sass Short Sleeve
Knee Length Pajamas, size A only, $50
Is Mems $1.00 Belts, discontinued styles,
broken sizes -------------------- S9c
Is Mems S2.95 & $3.95 Novelty Table Gig
arctic Lighters
Mems s1S.s5 Famous Make Swim Sets,
broken sizes -$7.99
10 Mems Irregular $1.35 Cotton Tee
Sn1rtS -4Sc
Is Mems S1.0O Ties, broken lots ------15c
3 Mems $3.50 Pure Silk Ties, window
faded ---------------------- $50
Mems s4s5 Plastic Raincoats, small
size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sMen's s1Ss Plastic Raincoats. small
size
Mans s4.95 Play Shorts in gray, soiled,
size "A
Mans s5.s5 Pullover Sweater, soiled,
S3.99
S.s5 Nylon Shirt, soiled, size 141a.
$3.50
40 Mems $1.o0 & $125 Rayon Shirts &
Shorts, soiled, broken sizes----------59 $50
rs Irregulars S1.9s Popover Sport Shirts
In variety of colors, broken sizes, 6sc
Is Mems Irregular S3.95 String Basque
Shirts, broken sizes --------------99c
40 Mems $795 Short Sleeve Nylon Sport
Shirts, blues only, size S, M $50
Is Mems s3.95 Play Shorts in small checks.
sizes % & % only Observation-Disclosures 99c
II Mems Irregular $795 Nylon Shirts,
sizes IA & II
&c Mems 35c to S5c Regular & Irregular
Handkerchiefs
18 Mems S10.95 Nylon Jackets in tan and
gray, sizes "a only y----------------$2.99
Mans $sS5 Swim Set, soiled, size
medium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
2 Mems $10.95 Rayon Beach Jackets In
white with design, medium $50
I Mans $3.95 Swim Short, window faded.
Size 80 Sl.5S
S6 Mems IrreguIars of S1.OO Shorts,
mostly size $50
Samples and Discontinued Styles of S2.65
to S295 Shirts, white and colors, sizes
IA TO n In group $1,88
Mems s3s5 to $4.s5 Famous Make Play
Shorts 80 to A in group ----,----$2.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
HHasdkerchiefS

59c Swiss Batiste Handkerchiefs, printed In
Switzerland neat floral designs, scalloped
edges 29c
Irregs Of 25c Handkerchiefs for men, white
with satin borders, large size; also printed
borders on good-quality cotton for $1.O0
Women's 25c Handkerchiefs, colored and
shadow printed on white background, flower
designs 6 for $1.00
Mems 35c Handkerchiefs, cotton with corded
borders, initiated, A. E. D. F. G. L. M. and
r only ---------------6 for $1.OO
women's 1Sc Handkerchiefs, cotton prints,
floral designs. bright colors
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Clearance! Wordrobes,
Cabinets, Chests, Bases
2l% to 1870 OFF!

50-Sl7.9S Wordrobes, double
doors, hat shelf, as is--$l2.99
N-S29.95 Wordrobes with z
locks, keys, os is------$I4.99
l5-$l4.o5 Utility Cabinets, as
is-------$9. $9.99
1S29.95 Kitchen Cabinets, as
is-----------------$I9.99 is
Evening star., 1950-08-31

SiIUer
1-S12.sO Silver plated Waiter S5.99s
2-$5.9s Sterling Silver Compotes dented,
S3.49*
24-S7.50 Winding Alarm Clocks, luminous
dials; as is. Plus 1919 tax ------4-----$1.98
3-S6.9S Kitchen Clocks, slightly scratched,
$685.
1-$139S Silent Butler, silver plated, large
size; slightly scratched $6.49*
*Plus 20Go tax
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
China

China
15-S1.00 Novelty Salt and Pepper Shakers.
Pr. SOC
$3.50 Decorated Pottery Flower Bowls,
S1.sS
H$1.79 Three-Pc. Salad Sets $1O0
10-$5.9S Two-Pc. Blue Glass Night Sets,
$2.98
1-$349S Dinner Set, 50 -$15.SS
6-$1.75 Refrigerator Set, 6-pc.- ------$1 90
1-S12.9S Luncheon Set. 2o-pc., as is -$6.SS
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Lamps
1-$29.95 Black Panther Lamp and Shade,
1888
2-$24.9S Brass Desk Lamps, green globes,
$14.SS
2-S19.98 Grey Metal and Brass Table
Lamps and Shades $S.9S
25-S2.99 Rayon Shades assorted trims;
soiled. 14", $1.00
2-$19.9S Bronze Torchieres and Globes,
SASS
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

3-S24.o5 PoreeIoin enamel top
Bases, as is----------$I8.88
9-Sl2.9S PorceIoin enamel top
Bases, as is----------$9.99
z$le.95 Porcelain enamel top
Bases, as is---------$I3.99
l5-$3.49 Steel Under Bed
Chests, as is----------$l.99 is
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Knit UrsderaUeu,.


"a Imperfs. S5.95 Famous Name Nylon Tri.
cot Slips, fully cut, tailored style, white
only; broken sizes $3.50
80 Imperfs. $1.25 Slackerettes, combination
undies, cotton, white; sizes "a to 3s; some
20 Imperfs. S179 Rayon Bed Jackets, tea.
rose or blue; not all sizes --- $50
3S Imperfs. $7.95 Lace trimmed Nylon Tri.
cot Slips, famous name styles in tearose and
white -------------------- S479
240 Imperfs. 79c Trackettes, cotton ranties,
assorted colors; sizes 5 to Z; slight imper.
AeS1AoAS -------------------- SJO
- Imperfs. S1.25 Rayon Jersey BIoouers,
tearose; broken sizes 69e
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
SOiIed Blankets
and Comforts

2-s1S95 North Star Blankets, all WOOL
72x90F -S13.99
$3.50 AM-Wool Blankets, 72x84" - $3.50
3S10.95 All Wool Blankets, 72x90" - $7.99
@SI695 North Star AlI-Wool Blankets,
72x90" SIO.99
+ss.95 Blankets, s8qs rayon, 1870 wool,
12x90" " S599
$3.50 Blankets, 70Gs cotton, 25qs rayon,
81 WOOL 70x80"
%S19.s5 Rayon Satin Down Filled Com
forts, winc 72x84" -$13.99
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

REcoNpITIoNED
REFRlGERATORS
Is co. #. Refrigerator .-S3S. 90
+5 Gu. #. Refriserotors- S49.SO
3-s Gu. #. Refriserotors- $500
5e Gu. #. Refriserotors- -SS4.OO
5e GU. IT. Refriserotors- --S64.OO
3s Gu. II. Refrigerator S69 90
REcokDITIokED
WASHERS
J Reeonditioned Wrinser Washers.
$22.95
, Rseonditioned Wrinser Woshers,
S34.5O
Z Reeonditionsd Wrinser Woshers,
Z Reeonditioned Wnnser Woshers.
S3I.9S
Z Rseenditioned Spinner Washers
S29.s5
Apartmsnt Size Eosy Whirldry
Wsshers $IS 90
Kann's-Appliance Store
Cor. 9Th and d SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

JeaUeIry
rs Prs. $1.O0 and 55c Earrings, clearance,
for 25c"
-s1.50 Identification Bracelets for women,
as Is Observation-Disclosures S9c*
1-$7.50 Gold Finish Compact, as is--$4.95
7S-s1.oo Perfume Bracelets, clearance, Soc
$500 Gold Finish Compacts, round and
10O-S1.00 and 55c Summer Costume Jew
elry for $1.0O*
%Plus 20q5 Tar
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Boys Wear

~ Boys S5.S5 to $7.95 All Wool and Wool
and Ray0n Shirts, famous make, $2.99
10 Boys $1.69 Blue Denim Dungarees,
sizes 4 to 6 $50
Boys SASS Corduroy Jackets with fur
collar and alpaca lining, size 6 $500
IL Boys ss95 Navy Pea Coats, size 6,
$47s
Boys $s.ss Hooded Plaid Mackinaws,
Is Boys S16.95 Sheeplined Plaid Macki-
naws, sizes IL and II --$ -$12.99
S15.95 Navy Pea Coat, size IL Husky,
$12.SS
ss Boys $3.50 and Ss.s5 Upper Front
Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, broken sizes,
99c
4S S10O Short Sleeve Basque Shirts,
broken sizes 39c
Boys $7.S9 White Rugby Suits, coat &
shorts, sizes 6, T., 8-------------$2.9 $3.50
Is Boys $3.50 Two-Piece Boxer Longie
Sets, sizes 4, 10, - 2--S1.99
S15.95 Two-Trouser Long Pants Suits,
Size $7SS
$3.50 to $3.50 Cotton Washable Robes,
sizes and S1.99
$495 Cotton Washable Robes, sizes 4
ana
! Ss.95 to $10.95 Fall Stacks, sizes H. is.
IL. 20 S499
S7.95 ALI Wool Stacks, size 16 ~ $3.ae
122 $1.99 Cotton Crepe Pajamas, sizes 4.
D,
5 $29.95 ALI Wool Husky Suits, sizes 13
IA, 10, 20 SASS
$3.50 ALI Wool Apiece Two-Trouser
Suits, sizes "A, Is, 16, 17----------$23
Boys $4.95 and S595 Washable Rayon
Stacks, Jr. sizes to IL, boys sizes 10
to 10 or Is to 20 waist $3.50
Boys S2.5e to $685. Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts, sizes to 20 -----$ $1.99
Boys $3.50 and $2.99 Junior Wash Longies,
sizes to IL
Kann's-Second Floor
GIOCeS
45 Prs. $500 Slip-on Shortie Kid Gloves
light brown; to $1.95
2s Prs. S1.00 and S1.5O slip-on Cotton
Gloves, grey; 615 to 7-------79
81 Prs. Irregs. Of $1.oO and $1.65 Slip-on
Nylon Mesh Gloves, white and pastels;
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Women's $s.95-Slo.e5
Extra Size Dresses
500

Printed royons in several eolors and
some cottons in the group. Priced
to eleor! Good range of extra sizes.
Kann's-Budget Shop
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Wash Goods
60 Yds. CSC Butcher Rayon, brown only,
SO" wide 39c
$50 Yds. see Cotton Sheers and PercaleS,
SO" wide.
3,O00 Yds 49c to S1.19 Remnants Of Cottons.
to 500
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
issgs

150-$100 Summer Belts and Cords. Ea., sec
90 Yds. $1O0 Embroidery scarfing, blue
only. Yo. -69o
Remnants Of $1.6s All-over Embroideries.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

2-l75.00 Admiral 1850 model l7Tl7,
r. picture tube. Brown pIostie eose. floor
sompIes. $500
l-I29.95 HoAierofter lo49 tobie model
teIevision SET. push button tuning, 7"
picture tube. Demonstration, metol cose.
$500
1850 Emerson 1850 model 624, 10"
picture tube, mohosony wood veneer cob
eobinets, floor samples. $500
3-l9950 Emerson 1850 model 657, 10"
picture tube. mahogany wood veneer
cdbinet floor samples. 8S. 90
$500 MotoroIo l94e model vFlo2,
Savoy conjunction, AM-FM rodio, ou-
tomotie record ehonser. TO- picture tube
genuine mahogany cabinet. 2zS.OO
Kann's-Appliance Store
Cor. 9th and D Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Leather Goods

1-S12.50 Navy Blue Leather Shoulder Strap
oaS' DO 10 $5OO"
1OO-$2.00 Straw Bags, clearance 59c%
es-s3oo Button-on Three-way Bag, clear
ance 81. .39*
$500 Black and Brown Suede Bag. as is.
$500
1o-$1o0 White Bags for children, as is,
29c*
'Plus 2095 Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31
NeckaDeUr

$2.99 Rayon Crepe or Nylon Sheer Blouses,
lace trimmed or tailored white and pastels
mostly small sizes zes----- $2.29
$3.50 All-wool Sweaters, cardigan styles,
long sleeves; in grey, green, royal, black,
wine or purple. Sizes "a to 40 S199
$1.99 Cotton Interlock Knit Tee Shirts, short
bat sleeves, vee-neck; broken sizes and
Odds and Ends of Neckwear, Bows, Flowers,
etc. 15c
$2.9s Nylon Scarf, pleated, solid white, pink
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Rugs
1-s9s.ss Green Sculptured wilton, 12x5.s,
S4995
1-S38.25 Rose Tone-on-Tone Administer
1-S51.30 Rose Floral Administer, 9x6, $S995
1-s4s.40 Grey Tone-on-Tone Administer,
Sxo.S
3-s5S5 FeIt-Base Rugs, 6x9-$2s9
1-ss.s5 Feh-Base Rug, as is. 9x12 $3.50
1-s44s5 Grey Floral Administer, 1ox54,
S24.s5
1-s52.s0 Grey Twist Broadloom, l2xse,
$19.95
1-s77.oo Blue Carved Broadloom. 12x5.6.
$24.95
1-$52.3o Beige Twist Broadloom. 12x4, s1es5
1-s14ss0 Wine Twist Broadloom, 12xs,
s7s.ss
so yds-7sc yd. Felt Base Runner, 30 In,
yd. -39 SOC
25-$3.s5 Carpet Samples, 1896" -- s1.s5
25-s3.s5 Loop Pile Non-skid Rugs, 27x4s,
S1.s3
1s-S2.s5 Loop Pile Non-Skid Rugs, 24x36,
$1.O0
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Genuine feathers. strows, novelties
ond removable cover boes in solid
eolors, ruIti-eolors ond white. Top
handle. shoulder strop and undeor-
orn styles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-17
ONLY $40 DOWN PAYMENT!

Get this 6cubicfoot GE Refrigerator at The Hech Co. fol
little 25c day! Under the Meter Matte plan you
while for it, All you do drop quarter into the meter
each day before know it. it's all paid up! This the GE
that holds seventeen pounds of frozen foods the frozen food
locker me You buy food when prices lowest
store them and your food b See this GE Refrigerator
at The Hecht Co. today The total price is ony-I8975
Level, Saue Spring
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19
Governor Bonner
Addresses
Lamb Feeders"

i1cl.lHNNN IibHh Y
;lsi river between Montana and .ig
siaics d Wyoming and Notih pa
kota.
The Montana State pi>as,e,
Council has completed II, oreani-
laiion and could act Tomorrow II
even, 81 an emergency In hi,
connection. our National Guard /,
At full strength and recognized .,
superior b! the Federal Government.
The Montana Highway Interim
ea-nwi'lee l. working On t.
lalding problems. Our hiehwa.
,hl> year drew more praise thar
criticism The Department has hcsur
work or the erection oi ncW sign,
direction markers along our hiea-
Ways together with other improve-
mcnts designed to curtail the hiel
acoiden, rate and promote ease 81
travel littlo publieized d, yet bni
recently put INTO operation i tho
Highway Department new WAY
FM radio network. which permit,
the Chief Engineer and Maln,en-
ancc Department 10 contact Distric'
Engineers IN an instant and di>patc'
,now-rcmosal equipment to cmcr.
eency areas and supervise such OPP
crationS. This network includes tive
250-wat, tran>mitters. one atop Nc
Donald Pass at Helena and the other
atop University Mountain at Mis-.
southland 10 watt transmittcrs a
Butte. Great Falls and kali>pcll
This radio system will not only eN-
peditc highway maintenance opera.
tons but viii affect substantial.
savings in the year, to come &c
Montana taxpayers.
" " -. 49,. .r.-..
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19

Io;n March Of Dimes January
1871, 1850.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES

=. lii DISTINCT cCtRr or Ills
SECOND JUDICIAL DLa4AI-4 ~ --E
STATE Of MONTANA ~ AND FOR
NE COUNTY cF SILVER BOW
10 -i1.i,
Bltr.cf Defendant.
rie safe u Montana SENDS Greetings
10 the aoore Named Defendant.
You are hercty summoned 10 answer
TIE complaint IN this action. which -
FLED i. tie Office OF the Clerk Of this
Cour.. 4 copg Of when IS herewith served
upon you. and 10 Tile your answer ana
serve u cops thereof upon the plaiitiiis
attorney within twenty DAYS after the
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the
tay OF serN.te- and IN case OF your
failure TO appear or az Ner. Judgment
III be taken against YOU BY default Tor
~ relief demanded IN the complaint a
brlel statement OF which IS as follows.
That plaintiff nov IS a..d tor mote ilah
one year last past and immediately pre-
edlng the commencement OF this action
has been a bona tide resident OF the State
o. Montana. that plaintiff and deien-
dant lniermarried at Reno. Nevada. on
the 18th day OF January. 1913, that no
children have been born As issue oil aala
marriage. that since the date OF said
marriage defendant has inflicted g~rievous
nenta! suffering upon p.aintiii oy a
| curse OF conduct towards and treatment
II plaintiff by defendant. existing and
| PERSISTED IN for a period OF more thah
| e "a year prior to and before the
: ouus cemea OF this action. Nhlcli ia ny
| and reasonably Is of such a mature ana
| sharacter as To destroy and has DESTROYED
| the pcare OF mind and happiness OF plain
III. and entirely to defeat and has de-
feated the proper and legitimate objects
OF marriage. and to render and has retl-
tered the continuance OF the married
relation betWeen the parties perpetuallN
lnrra enable and intolerahle to pla,atiii
Wherefore plaintiff prays Judgment.
that tHe bond OF matrlmony heretofore
and nov existing between plaintiff and
defendant be dissolved and forever set
aside. tlat plaintiff be awarded an alb
DlAte divorce and decree OF divorce
from def ndant that plaintiff be re-
leased from all obligations OF said mar
rage.
Miines, my hand and the seal of said
Court this 10Th day OF January. A ID,
1850
COURT SEAL
FRANK J GABSE
Clerk
rp RDUERT
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19

Notice Is hereby gisen by the under
signed. San Gran. If. TO all persons
having any claim OF lien against the
aid fracA noN IN lbs possession. THIS
truck Sa, deposited Ion storage and re-
PAIR at Clter fagh Montana on OF
about tie i2th day OF october. lsis,
Motor Number 5sT a89658. License Mum
oer TX 1905. 18th No. i05-99sl. Total
charges Tor .forare and repairs are s7l3
An,o..e having ans claim or risiil to
i.le Of Java Isle yo4g claims With Mr.
san Gfim. N al h.s residence 1919 Ne
ads Alri.it Butte Montana.
A GRIM. JR,
Dated Butte. Monta.., this 10Th day %
January. 1880
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES
\ me. - celnIIons

y ne. u CREDITORS
Estate o. William K Bergman. Dc
ea sa
Aolice aefea g.,en bv the UNDER
.guad. Adm u. traitor with VIII Annexed
of ile estate al William r. Bergman.
srte9scd to the creditors of and all
PERSONS having claims against the said
drces ,ra. 20 exhibit them. with the nee
essags vouchers. within four months after
THE Isist publication OF this notice to
The said administrator with the VIII
4 HcXed at The Law Building. 50 W.
broadway Butte. Montana. the same be-
4ng the place tor the transaction OF the
business Of SAID estate. in the County
of Silver Bow. State of Montana.
Ed BERGMAN. Administrato
with the VIII Annexed of the
estate OF William X. Bergman.
Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 18th day
~ January. 1850
Mocaiiery and Roc. Attorneys for Pc.
~tltioaer. s. " Broadway. Butte. Mon
tana.
rla4.~t. Ian =. -. ID Feb 2 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19

iaua and Western Moiias-
i,r al ii Montana.
Oreauilaii.n, which hatc boon
lu.m.iis o|reniled ior lie basin
h,nclt 81 ,Nc community and ,ia',
,hou'd d. poiir,als r~,1-psrl .H
aui ,h.a'i W.h Niii tuin f,litic4i
r,rii,- in order &C. attain their %
5,s;iNc> Just as ,you as such al
o"reanitaiiou gets tnf poiiiio- d
>cu-i.u i, created and all It's war.
held iog nanchi. Let the political
oleaiizl,iUr- take are OF polite
and tho organization, which ha,e
mentioned Na RI with az ior til, pro-
motion ~ Community and stat, a'
.ti,iiic~ Mhcu ihi, occurs | iccl
sure i'al this alone will help i'
Smile Monianan> in their efforts
~ u.hc Montana ptosr,r Ira "ric'
"a .aAc the question as 20 what b.
Mrone with Montana, Development,
asked lhr leei,latm, ~ create 4
Montana Resource, Development
Hoard The idea Na, T., have TIN
Board represent the state IN con
junction with other organization,
who were Interested in the ,uhJce'
The Board would recommend meas
urc, To- he passed by tine legislature
Tor the benefit 81 Montana that j.,
measure, which would help induce
people and industries 10 come 10 this
state. But the Senate Appropria
tions Committee refused 20 approp-
ria,c one dime ior the expenses ~
the members ii that Board To- come
io Helena.
80. ! picked out three men vino
were Nltall1 interested III the sub
jcc, II M|ontana's development :
Lockwood I'rown oi Billings. Tim
Sullivan Of Butte. and Jack looiT>
oi Shelby -as members oi the Board.
These mcn come to the meeting 81
the Board. III Helena, at their own
expense. They are public-spirited
citizen, and am certain viii ma|t
appropriate recommendations To- TIRE
legislature.
We have All the possibilities ~
Montana ii we but do something
about them. Talk alone is not sui
ficicnt. What we need i, action.
| believe the Rural Electrilicalipa
program is vital to the wcllafc a
Montana and that wc should DE-
everything to extend it. Power I,
vital to Montana and Wc must dg
,clop it. We need more irrigation
| am proud that Montana bad III.
foresight to create the State Water
Board SONY wears ago 1t Is dong
a line job with the money al its
disposal like small irrigation
projects because they benefit more
land than we realize We need &
greater program 81 small rrriga
ton projects and | would like e Sc,
, Congress establish Federal Aid ioi
such projects which could be wnrkc
out in cooperation with the I%iureal
81 Reclamation. My plan would !,
similar to that oi Federal Md 40
HIGHWAYS, Nc Nurld match ledcra'
funds aud We are prr>cnth stud
ire thi, matter noW with ih s.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES

10 1886
49,. % -
Notice IS nerchv r!v.- - .-- -ra-.-
signed Elnmc, Lyons. Fls.-c --.n.A.sa-
tor and Administrator Q. = -iate O.
r! yuku.ich. deceased % the creator
OF and all persors having claims asainst
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them Win
the Necessary voucher Hlinin iolf ihoa.ns
alter the first publication OF MS notice
10 the said administrator at l5s " Gran
tie. Butte. Montana The same beng tn
place for the transaction OF The oas-
lness Of said estate, IN the County OF
silver Bow. State OF Montana
EMMETT LYONS. Public Admins
TRAITOR. administrator OF the + =
tate OF Ell Vusulloh. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this IA day OF
January, 1850
George ". Richardson. Attorney for
Administrator
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THIS DlS1Rlgr COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE 81 Mt4Nths- iN M fNN
THE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
Montana labor news., 1950-01-19
FRANK J GABSE
-f
By ROBERT MCCORMICK

" b Ficebourn ii5 Silver Bow Block
Bate Montana Attorney for Plaintiff
publish Jan. -. ~. 10 Feb 2. 1850