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FARM & GARDEN tcent. J

I. H. C. CUB TRACTOR. super A. c
ensilage harvesters, corn pickers
disk harrows, plows. spreaders
wagons. drills, corn shelters ant
ers esmme5 sprsadss. m Neg sss idea corn Df
MALoNEYs eaSEsS SFeef TNc silver n, sspm1I sprins
Md. SH, 1880.
COW MANURE AND TOP soIL-I
you want the best, you should bu,
WSeae 'ns So eo%s sre pahy
trash or corn cobs. Top soil i,
Chester loan. good and rich. We be,
lieye the best obtainable. ! ton
Sl5; 5-ton load, ,S65: delivered
SABINE, Gaithersburg. Nd. $50.
LANDSCAPING, sodding, top soil
grading, plowing; cement and bricl
work; building garages, driveways
retaining walls; free estimate; alst
IT TRACTOR for rent; Call HU. S295. "a
cared for By trained fsmsyfs saBorist slst
quality landscape work, AsI
operator for Bowie 4301.
FOR SALE John Deere tractor
plow No. 1441, $50. THoS. @
ELGIN, Box 324, Mclean, Va. FA
african vIoLETs-New and ole
TREES REMOVED, topped, pruned
feeding. cabling. cavity work; lane
clearing; fully insured. Day. Ii
3.3379: Nights. WI. 1925.
TREES TOPPED. pruned or removed
by Md. students; insured and ex
TOPSOIL. nil dirt and manure; blue
ming and removing. sH. 511O. .:
MANURE
wslI-rotted' nH CITED no straw; ss yard. 22 bu
APPLES AND CIDER-For you
Thanksgiving, buy the finest qualit,
Golden Delicious and Stayman ap
pies and sweet cider. in large O.
'Ais sTocKING SSsRirstss' Fku1T s. 1ne FARM.
miles south of Fairfax Courthouse
Y WATcH llTeSa FoR IS2i THE BIG SIGN.
AZALEAS
The Falls Church Azalea Garden 4
pleased to announce the finest Sc
ever offered. Among our bo-od,
varieties are many rare and unusua
kinds not available elsewhere. Ere
delivery on orders Of So or more
Can Falls Church $3.50. We ais
design and plant with broad lea
evergreen. the kind that enhanc
instead Of hide your home. We in
vite you to inspect our beauttfu
collection of hollies. rhododendrons
hemlocks, yews. osmanthus. andre.
medas.. legustrums, abelias and or
namental trees. Call for free esti
! mi. beyond Falls Church. left OF
Rosemary lane. Open all day Sat
and Sun
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Snlub, 1uIulLuEcI SIifcTWdIe, JcWc4
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Cali Louis Segal. CH. $685.
ewes, EN-. 6765.
ANTIQUES-Furniture, bric-a-brac,
china, glassware, rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). Ia.
AGTo. RADIO for 1s4s or 1850
Chevrolet SH. 1886.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp .collec-
tons; ceins, gold, silver iv9pisS, 5sS
BEDROOM. dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416.
BINOCULARS, 7x35 or 7x5O, light
a Ssifhat eeRts5 focus; i,sEPTss prefer Isas N9
ssz4, sszleo; wo. H4fSf 54f5. IosiiNE, -1s ga
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st NV NE. 1895.
BOOKS-We generally accept a wide
variety and always move them I'M
mediately; no lot too large-no
place too far away; cash at once.
ME. 0793. evenings.
bOOKS-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries. or. smaller ,collec-
tions of good books; we call any
where. pay cash and remove books
immsdiasely at sGp 1nr expsnse ems o,b BAE 4
NV NV. pT. SN 5oof. ah 00o ''A o.
BOOKS bought. all kinds. any guam
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1865 Pa
ave NV ST $685.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

REFRIGERAToRs. washing machines,
sun lamps, ETC.; reasonable rates
DISTRICT ELECTRIC, WO. 1902,
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Pianos Wanted for 5 5 5
COLONIAL PIANO CO, MA. 4s7o.
Pianos-Will Pay Cash
PAUL GoLIBART, AID. 592s;
RADIOS, television. cameras. binocu-
lars, guns, typewriters, musical in
struments. RELIABLE JEWELRY Ex-
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV. Ma. 6l57.
RECORDS, songs. classics. etc. from
cred II reas. Box 259-G. Star.
REFRIGERAToRs
Old Norges; Kealyyninators and Leno.ds
Phone OF. $3.50. 21-
REFRIGERATORS
Any make. any condition. Call GE
a199 between and pm. 19s
ROUND WALNUT TABLE. Call ia
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
seeai aesamuiatio0s IA oOs egus please ot phone W US
WASH, RAG sl6 = BAG CO.. 2l5 st
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags, highest prices
camulations. ca nsa ne' piease phone e- US, @ ACE
JUNK Co, 2230 Georgia ave. NV
sffWINRG MAcHINEs-Highest prices
ts5 snos az makes s;,s III Ials ssl + Sd5vs ST ns
sshai; condition. srisE' The SILVER SHOP. 1851
sTENoTYfE SsSnF,n sYa MACHINE chin wi With mar manual
Cali before 4, Ii. 5-67o0 and Ii
b-6779. MISS BLACK.
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10Y POODLES
Male and female. JE. 3-74as.
"a
Wirehairs and Poodles
STAN GREEN ow. 1919.
Cocker Puppies, Axe. Reg
weeks old. beautiful black coa1s
an ano go gay disposition. reasonable.
DOG FOOD
we recommend Golden Kibble, s lbs
Ioc;, 20 lbs, S2S5: so lbs $3.50
montgomery meal lbs, SOC; Oh
lbs So: so lbs. 1915, Delivered
GOVT insp. horsemeat, canned and
frozen. DALAKAY SALES. RE, 530S
MONKEYS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SKUNKS
One left; excellent pet.
PARROT
Good talker. Sl25.
PET HOUSE 33l9 Wisconsin ave
NV, opposite Calvert Theater. Week
days: l0-a; Sun. 1-5. EN-. 97T2.
WALLY'S AQUARIUM
4403 N. FAIRFAX DRIVE
Open Tues. to Fri. 12-a pm: Sat
ltc 1o-6 pm; Sun: 12-6 pm; closed
ARLINGTON, VA.
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S-OS6S.
GAS REFGRs.M,l,o 10 wanted; var d. to .aas $ $
and ends for sale. DE. s5o7. -22
GoLD-Bring your old gold. platinum.
sssh ssah' a'fsaia Is kaaN 'efst5' NC: 5s years 1
GAS RANGEs. ga. 5stgr; srnTn tnrnitu5e, uo
I0II eth st NV. MA. $685.
LUMBER for shelving, partitions,
sound proofng. etc. CO. 4726, any
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Highest
prices paid; # you cannot ann ct deliver boeg
US u.s. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
NERrAPRks f1 aP2 st wANTEpMHfsh i;H p SSSr prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
NEWSPAPER, iron. metal. batteries
WASTE PAPER CO. iii Kenilworth
oFTIcE Off FURNITURE. all kinds; ONCE
DI. 1872. Evenings, Sun, CO. 1925.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks. china fgrnitrre: glassware
PAINTERS AsTfIis'' BRUSHES new new or slight
ly used, all sizes. bristle only. TU'
PIANO. small apt, size; mahogany
baby grand; well known make; rea-
sonable; EN-. 1859 or LA. $3.50
PIANOS. highest cash PRICES paid
erands. sGa Cali iI1i MR.. BALDI. ST: o35o.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH 3O3a
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriters. Gale, cash
reg, of equip, any kind; top price
DI 1872. Evenings, Sun, CO. 1925
ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
Standard or portable. BY private
party. Call vi. 92a2.
speaker microphopes, intercommuni-
eating systems; also wire recorders
tape recorders. storage batteries;
bes. prices offered. Call co. 4S03,
any time. 1873 Conn, ave.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE HOUSE-OF- GIFTS
1888 Wis. ave. NV. NO. 030O.
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HORSE-CAN JUMP
DISNEYS STABLE. LO. 5-O2OS.
IOs
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

VERY LARGE light housekeeping rm ,
u,nfgrnished: reasonable. 200 9th
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE. sunny Tls lS.k
room. r1o PVT. bath. large. closet. fre-
piace' rehned home. 1880 N st. NV.
NICE NE. LoCATIoN-s-roomm apt
Wen 1urnShed; accommodate or 4
LSE. saI'Si DBLk. EM', $aeS' Hollywood Tbs bsd,
cooking, linens furn. and laund
!aund privils, personal. Must see
TO 10, appaTteeiates ,324o Hiatt pl. NV,
114O P ST. N.W.-The churcbili, l.
rm. efficiency apt: linens furn.: maid
services adj. bath: $1S vk. No. essssS.
2 NEATLY FURN. Ink. rooms for
sio ffs1 11th A gT ggTTiSiieSss SW rAi AZ sns ssss
fS0f. fOS10 ihf eA eoa eeeonvfntsgoes; ffss' furnished
1913 ssth ST. SwLra,s. s,u,,.
reasonable. Also iSseu singIe I'M peopss; oyse:
looking garden. wo. 1894.
LARGE STUDIO ROOM. running
water gas stove, electric refrigera-
s55. sGf aIie5 is4a e9qDIej snIDn, child allowed;
SoAdlilDlA NV, NO
1Ii9 S"s MASS. sss;s' AVE. N.w.-srle-.
nm; 81 wk:. for quiet person; posi-
lively no drinker. NE. s94S.
ROOM. light housekeeping: kitchen.
KE. iSE eaG.Ggsa st54gSas married couple. CAN
GRANT CIRCLE-Nicely furn he'd
nv. rm., kitchenette; iaund.; phone
priVii'' express bus. GE. S46S.
BAsEMENT-singie, running vsts,
t-n;k. prlvn.; quiet person; $50. l34a
S0iumoia rd. NV. No phone calls.
1Is5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV Nv
water; lst A.; $40. RE. eaasu' a.sunnlnS m1a
STUDIO APT. for light housekeepins;
spare spare bath and refgr. Apply I777
CLIFTON TEL" N.w.-Attr. dbIe,; M25 Tm
co. 7744, Ext. 1880. t''
SMALL. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rm..
pesfrcuiator; perez $s week. Ii. 4-o9a0
TWo ROOMS for light housekeep,re.
completely furnished, continuous hot
1921 4th ST. NW.-Front dble he'd.
rm:. attractively furn., nr. bath; car
H ana pus convenient; light kit. priyls.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RIM, stnrl.
or double, pvt. entr.: mr.. Union Sta
n9T non' 59d End st. ne. AT. 1853.
12Ii Isth ST. Nw-Extra.larg.
room with Frigidaire, stove and
sink; empl. adults; Sl2 week. so
LARGE DOUBLE LH.K. RM., private
home: will furnish: S4S.5 mo. 6Io
9TH st. ne. 20
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MlScL. FOR SALE (cont.l
SACRIFICE

SACRIFICE
1S-ft. deep freeze home freezer. Sold
when new for S599.95. No reason
able offer refused. Ii. 3-9Os2 20
WINTER APPLIANCE SALE
Apex automatic washer. List $319.95.
Apex automatic washer. List $3.50 %.
General Electric auto. washer: List
HSspSins ssps n ss automatic washeF sa7E Ltst .a
Feunsssowp s.. de luxe 64in sink MI Itst H6
Aotpoint eiec; dishwasher sink; LIST
S419.95. Sell---~---S S349. so
General electric dishwasher sink,
SEl01. List S394.95. Sell 1894 so
Apex dish-a-matic electric sink. List
$379.95. Sell -- 1928 80
Gs5Pass s.,1 disDoser. List SD ss5 80; q
Harwick apt7size gas range. List
Estate s'0V, sutomatic sen doubie-oven s'sisS gas
range. List S353.50. Sell S299. so
GRAND de luxe hi-broiler gas range.
soys, a,ss sRSss? Ress so3e Sell "a. s@43 30
Si4e.5 Sell --------.~-NS1a4. SO
HOTPOINT de luxe push-button range.
List S369.95. Sell ----- 1924 80
GE de luxe 10-cu.-ft. refrg. List
$35e.95. Sell ----------. S229. 80
servel de luxe s-cu.-ft. gas refrg. List
S334.75. Sell ------S S2l4 so
GE 10-in. television, table model. List
S239.a5. Sell -------- $50. so
Admiral lo2in. television, table model
List $229 .95. Sell - SS4 80
Dumont 12Ha-in. console TV. List
S379.95. Sell ------------S S279. 80
Amana 4-cu.-ft. home freezer. List
S219.95. Sell ------ S124. SO
AL of the above arg floor samples
and carry new guarantee. JOHN
@. WEBSTER a. SONS, INC, 627
st. NV. Since 1912. ST. 800.
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25OO Que st. NV.
THE CARLYN

Well furnished BED-LIVING ROOM
available at once in modern apart
ment building: suitable for BACHE-
LOR ONLY, Refrigeration and hotel
service included. 500 per month.
Apply desk DIJ 34OO 30
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Building Materials

Building Materials
Bathtubs, sinks. basins. toilets. pipe
and pipe fittings, used. Also doors
and windows, used. Clean out your
basement, attic or garage. Call AK
1908. We will pay you and haul ii
away.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality
also movie camera. protector, lenses
MR.. WEISS. 926 D st. NV. RE. 2436
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica
or movie OUTFIT. BRENNER, 933 Pa
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CRIB with mattress. exc. condition;
baby chest. stair carpeting. Jack
son S-7644.
DIAMONDS, old gold and jewelr,
wanted. Highest prices paid. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO., 719 ftf
st. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip.
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BuRK. GA 18th ST. NV
DINING ROOM SUITE, junior, corner
cupboard and credenza preferred
Sligo 1862.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China, furniture, sflverware, jewelry
tity. Call Louis Segal, CHI. $685.
eyeS EN- 67R5
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TOY POODLES
Male and female. JE. 3-74as.
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F ST. S.W., 693
Lge. front, well furn. rm. convsnient
downtown; double. $40, single So
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TWO LGE. DBLE. RMS. twin beds,
Sl2 week for 2. 1440 Fairmont
DELAfIELD SE aiTi pL. N.w.-rront Ilg fm.
1sa EADisoN S Sa'e; ST. A N.W@MasteI no2o Msq
bedrm., shower, 2 closets; semitic
MASTER. BEDRM.. Q large windows
sHses f0Vs sso5 o55fPPp Pns; BhSns
TWIN,BED RIM, pvt. bath. pvt. kitch-
en-, laundry facilities if desired;
Jewish home; all conveniences. TU
WESLEY HEIGHTS. nr. Cathedral
Attrac. room; pvt. home. near
LARGE TWIN-BED RM.: also single
room with double bed; express bus
yEWfsH ss fsTnfs HoMA; MA; asoz chevy Chase, De D
Lovely master bedrm.. pvt, bath,
home: nr. bus; privils.; S47.50 for
l. Wo. 2160. 3115 ouesada st.
$500 s7th ST. NV. tcorner Porter
with refined young woman; beautiful
home and SURROUNDINGS; conv;
trans ttransp and .ot,t;at cafe; unlim phone and
sssa asSnq, M1hfTARY faill,isfS' RID. NV rms
rm. with 2 large closets, near bath;
excel. transp. facil.; ! person. $50
mo-; persons. $40 mo-; references
MT MFTfaulsffffA PfffAsRRs% RSGne ARR.sinxle re- ogsa s
nsTly transn aes aHIft Mt sgsS gEiyate hs%e
MAsTER BEDRM.. twin beds. pvt
bath; PVT. home. ia. 297o or
18Th h AND AND COLUMBIA RD.-studic
rm. next bath, suitable l or 2.
17S5 Lanier pl. NV. AID. $3.50.
EYE ST. NV. 191s-clean. spacious
front room, running water: conv
neighborhood; for l or 2. ST. 5571.
MT, PLEASANT SECTION Nice
dble. front rm. with pvt. bath. kit
and lndry. prtvils.; conv. transp. F.;
1889 BEECHER ST. N.W.-Empl.
young lady sgi. rm.. laundry priviis.,
$40 mo. WO. 6SS7.
5O25 4th ST.-Attrac. master bedrm.,
twin twin beds; eony; aars; transp; So week
I'LL ST.-Conv. transp., near Du-
pont Circle, walking distance down
town: attrac. sgle. room. DE. S977.
1892 MASS. AVE, APT. 8l-Comf.,
attr. rm., ref. person. Apply before
noon or after pm. Me. 1900.
SINGLE ROOM, large closet. semipvt.
bath: one block from 14th st. cars
Or 18th st.; bus. Edge of Meridian
Park. 1476 Belmont st. NV, Adarris
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household contents.
silver. misc. china
S. E. FURN. EXCH.,
7. 05Sh. Moving done
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FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. SS79;
residence. AT. 251S.
FURNITURE-In good condition; all
kinds household goods, cut glass and
china MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 90"
FURNITURE-Want at once furni-
ture and household affects inciud-
ing refrigerator, sewing machine
piano and fine glassware. Pay casn.
Please call Mr.. GRADY, MA. 2GI9.
Will buy any amount.
FURNITURE--Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
SIS years. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
sts. NV, ME-. 52S7. y
FURN.-Entire household contents.
old glassware, silver. misc. china:
highest prices. S. E. FURN. EXCH..
210 7th St. AT. 05S5. Moving done.
Hammond Organ Wanted
For home use. Generous rental fee.
or will consider purchasing. XII.
S-599S.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE TO THE WATER U.s.
Frs OF THE CITY OF HARDIN,
MONTANA

Because of the extreme cold
weather, and the depth of the
frost in the streets, there is
danger that water services in
the City of Hardin will freeze.
This condition will prevail I'M
til the frost leaves the ground.
The City Water Department
would advise you to keep a
small amount running through
one faucet in your house in a
small amount all of the time.
The City of Hardin will paw
one-half, as near as can be as
certained, of the water used
for this purpose. Keep one
faucet running a stream of wa
ter about the size of an ordin-
airy lead pencil. If you have any
questions REGARDING this matter
call the City Water Depart
ment.
S. r. YOUNG,
City Water Superintendent.
pub. Jan. 26, Feb. q
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26

ed on Mrs. Bob Kennedy in
Sheridan Friday evening.
Mrs. M. B. Wright arrived
Wednesday, from Helena to
spend a few weeks with her
son, Charles, and family.
The Bob FormanackS spent
this week in Billings.
Word has been received that
the w. 0. Greens are in Mexico,
and will go on to California be-
fore returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Clanin
visited and received medical
care in Billings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kellar and
Rev. and Mrs. H. Parry were
Monday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Turner.
Dick Kellar and Jack Gregory
left Sunday for Great Falls,
where they will attend Farmers
Union school for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Curry and
sons visited Mr.. Curry'S mother
in Hardin Sunday. Gary had
the cast removed from his foot
Thursday.
Joan F'rizzel, Dick Mcfarland,
Louise and Mary Riddle of Bill
lingS called on Jack Ball and
Kim Forman Sunday.
John Balls was a Sunday viSi-
tor at the Redman home in Wy
ola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morrison
and family were Sheridan cal
lerS Sunday.
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Mr. and MIS-. Frank Ball ana
Bobby were dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. o. G.. Hamilton
Sunday. The occasion was Mrs.
Hanilton'S birthday.
Donnie Murdoch made a trip
to Hardin Friday night to get
his car and attend to other
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson
were Billings callers Monday.
James Taught and Bill Smith
are owners of new automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Cooley
and family and Mrs. Theresa
Sorger and family were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and. Mrs.
Bill Lyndes.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Del Standish were Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Pattyn, Harold and
Henry Anderson, Mrs. Telka An
derSon. and Miss Joy BerquiSt.
Farmers Union local held it's
monthly meeting at the Com
munity Hall Tuesday. Mr.. Hell
man of Great Falls was the
speaker. A pot-luck supper was
served at z p. m.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Bennett Of
Lodge Grass, Rev. and Mrs. j.
Roper, and Rev. G. Hart of Har-
din attended the Full Gospel
Fellowship in Miles City Friday.
ANOTHER meeting has been
scheduled for February "a at
Hardin, in the Open Bible
church.
Among those attending the
wedding reception of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Meter, the former
Marion Knutson, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Uhl Bond, Mr. and Mrs.
S. T. Eggart, and Mrs. w. W..
letters.
Mr. and Mrs Palmer Weibert
spent Thursday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hanley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Berland were
Billings shoppers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl Bond spent
Wednesday in Hardin.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Eggart Thursday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl Bond
and Marion.
Clarence Glenn sailed for his
post in Japan on January Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neibert
spent Friday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fellows were
Hardin shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Richards
called ct the w. Fellows home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fellows
and daughter are visiting at the
w. Fellows home.
Mrs. Mary Weibert and Rather
inc and Robert Harting were
dinner guests Sunday at the
Edwin Kaiser home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weibert,
Katherine and Mrs. Mary Wei
bert, made a trip to Billings
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Taught
of Billings, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Taught and children
of Laurel visited relatives over
the week end.
The Heart Sisters met Thurs
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Malina Jackson. Mrs. Their
esa Sorger won high, and Lois
Mason received travel.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Glunbik
ana sons were Billings visitors
saturday, and attended the
Lodge Grass and Worden game
MRS. Dan Rutledge and chill
oren spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lam
MI and Mrs. Irwin Clark and
larry were Billings visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Kennedy
are parents of a son born at
reynolds Home January 81. He
mas been named James Faddus
MI: and Mrs. Chuck Wright,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Liz call,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
BILLINGS FIRST

Billings placed first among
Montana cities in it's fire pre-
Vention and cleanup week cam
paign in 1949, according to T.
Alfred Fleming, chairman of
the fire prevention and cleanup
campaign committee of the Ma
tional Fire Protection aSsocia-
ton in New York City.
Butte placed second and
Whitefish won honorable men
ton for the 1949 campaign.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
YE GOTHAM BUGLE
MUGGSY. THE MOVIE CRITIC

Charles Campbell has The softest
part on Broadsgay, role in wbicb be
dian't bare to learn line He
has The title role in "Clntterbnck" and
neper opens bis mouth. except in (of
all things curtin speech! Fred
Allen tells John Crosby that its great
to be ont OF reork on The radio be-
ease lynn can lire ON be money yoa
sape or aspirin" :. We knoR q fellow
Wbo finds Water so bard to get be has
dag ab some batbtnb gin and is re-
distilling IL to share Nth.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
HIGH VITAMTN COUNT

A recent survey at the Mon
tana State college agricultural
experiment station shows that
Montana butter rates very high
in Vitamin A.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
GdrrYowe11 News

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Naylor
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Darrell Drake
home in Lodge Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Martin
of Ratone, N. NJ, and Harry
Martin of Anchorage, Alaska,
arrived Thursday at the Bill
Martin home for an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick May and
Phyllis were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Elvin Davis.
The Bill Martin family and
other guests attended a family
get together at the Gene Ham
ilton ranch home in Lodge
Grass Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Davis were
Billings callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fellows
called at the w. c. Drake home
Monday.
Egyptian peasant women tat
too their chins and foreheads
with a flower design, according
to the Encyclopaedia Britanni-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26

Buy U. S. Savings Bonus
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LODGE GRASS SECTION
Lodge Cross Locals

SOCIETY - CHURCH NEWS
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-04
Florists Vote
To Aid JAU

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Feb. A
The Southern California Flower
Market, at the first 1850 meeting of
its board of directors held on jan
uary "a, voted to donate $1,000 to
the JACL Ado fund drive in South
ern California which has just begun.
it was reported by the Southern
California JACL Regional Office.
This is the third consecutive year
that the association has donated
81 900 to The ADO.
K. Akiyama president of the
association, in rejecting the senti-
ment of his group, declared that
although this years Ado goal is
Just slightly more than half of last
years goal, the work of the organi-
cation was so vital and essential
that it deserves the maximum sup
port of everyone to assure that the
ADO efforts can continue effective
ly and that it should not be weak
ened or embarrassed by lack of fl
uancial support.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-04

PAU Seto, chairman of the orien-
tation and discussion groups to be
held III conjunction with the Paci-
fic Northwest Methodist Youth Rally
on Feb. 10, II and IL, today an
nounced two more discussion groups
conferred around the topic, Building
Our Christian Faith into Our Every
day Life"
The first is Personality and Per-
sonal Adjustment. recommended
for high school age delegates. The
group will be under the chairman
ship of Charles Ikeda, sociology
graduate student at the University
of Washington. Resource leaders
will be Bernard Yadoff, who is work
ing for his PhD in clinical pSych-
ology at the U. w, and Mrs. Lois
McFadden of the Graduate School
of Social Work. Julia Hikida will
serve rs the secretary
Successful Youth Meetings" the
second discussion group named by
Seto. will be under the chairman
ship of Miss Helen May Smith, youth
adviser at the japanese Methodist
Church. Resource leaders are Mrs.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-02-04
Two More Discussion Groups Named
For W. Methodist Youth Rally

w H Weaver, Jr., adult leader in
youth groups in Methodist churches,
ana Miss Je7 mime Larson, youth
leader at the Wesley Club. Kiyo
Kanda will be the secretary.
This group is recommended for
both college and high school age
delegates end will stress the organi-
11t'on Of church meetings.
Other discussion groups announ-
ced on Wednesday are: Fun and
Variety in Our Recreation Program"
md Church Administration and
Management"
All discussion groups will meet
from 10 am on Saturday, Feb. Il.