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FURNITURE SALE

ave. SH, 5s9l Open ewes. III m
FuRN.-Blaek lacquer china closet,
$40; occasional table, etc Glass
stemware and bric-s-brsc OV.
FURN.-Maple bedrm. furn. SO.
couch. IS; bookcase, SIS, bookcase
-, Mexican chair, SIS: coffee table
y; radio-phoncsraph. $40; EN-
FuRS.-Early American chest with
swivel mirror, and spool bed. WO
FURN.-Sherston NAH. console table
new, cost SS5, sell for $50; child !
maple bed and mattress. SIS: moh
sonee table filisree top and glass
,r 20; soli clubs and has,, SIS; will
rest mattress and springs ito a $3.50
suitel for twin beds Ussme). IA
FURN.-Entire contents of roomins
mouse at real sacrifice For item,
ana prices phone WI. l44J.
tuRN.-Psir sectional chairs. Sl.. Sc
each; :o-in, fan, on stand. 500; blue
green broadloom rug, SIS. Cali oil
FURN.-Mahoe. sleiSh type dbl bed
ehc. cono.' gate-leG table. needs re-
nhiShlns ress. CHI. 1000. Ext. 3iS
FURN., dresser, large. mahosan,
with ise. mirror and large drawers,
AD. "0l6. o
fuRN.-Leather couch and chair: re-
GTsntiy TT 70 Irewebbed and tided, Phone
fuRN.03-piece maple settce. sa5.
rugs 9xla. brown SIS: l3xis old
rose, SEQ; lge. round haSsosk' SID u
81 sslrrf0t' oss .9A35' maple frame, SIS
fIhN.-Davenport. $50: washing ma
chine, $50; bed, $40. Victrola cahi-
net, 80. SH. 45O6. " N"''
ftu1k,.N,';;--studio couch, folding bed.
rIltenisio., nlaves ana coiiee table, record
81. O94O. nv :
'oRN'-4-pc. = oed and chest, sealy
mat and spring, pore. top table' )
chairs, slider . steel chairs, VANITY
eng mite table. fireplace set. HY
2ttSi. ~.
fuh Baby wardrobe and hist
Ghalr. SIS for both; solid mapl,
oihette set. $50: sofa bed, SIS. TR
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BRICK

Can Ace and We will direct you to
on ne We nesIfs vii deVer S,e 70 ace WREcKs
& BUILDING MATERIAL CO, 1902
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0o0o.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

FuRN;-Leather top drum table, 49,
in. dia.. Sl5g, sell for $40: teacart,
S35; Ape. wicker set, Sis GE 45so
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS. new
WEE WEBsfER FIX ~ ~ Instalsd st. so }1HN
overhauled: Se5. Engleside 69-W-i j i
GAS RANGE. bottle; Real Host
priced right; used only 2 wks. UN
GAS RANGE, Prosperity" white
with right upper oven. GE. .S43.
GAS RANGE. oriole. 6.burner. .
ovens; :? broilers. warming closet
elec, liahted. heavy porcelain; little
orsd mysdi GoSt 4a St3e' ,ao., sell sl5o or best
GAS RANGE. 3-burner. with shelf.
y; coal oil heater. 3-burner, s5,
35lU varnum St. Brentwood. Nd
CAS- Ks. saser and hot.x.,sr heater.
oscr osIy so9d conaition; s93.5o or best
GAS RANGE. Roper 4-burner insulst-
ed. with revolving broiler: like new:
reasonable 81. 1905,
GAS RANGE. Estate, modern. table
sb,rn.t ssoP; oven 1,,i Tesnia.ors' , r = burners,
lated: used; in excellent cond; $50.
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel, 4-burner
tabletop. oven regulator. SIS or
GAS RANGE, Garland" restaurant
style. : burners; large, sutomst-
ically controlled baking ovens large
broiling unit. large frying unit: ex-
ceilent condition: free delivery
$3.50. DU. 6644. s
GAS RANGES, new and used liberal
credlt: installation. PEERLESS
SALES, 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 1910,
GAS RANGEs-New. useu, ali sizes
Heaters and stoves ACME STOVE
CO. l011 7tb st. Nv NA aa52
GAS STOVE. good condition. 4 burn
ers; oven control. bargain. SIS. RA.
GAS STOVE. late model. 4-burner:
good eond.; $50; also refs. S35.
GAS STOVE, burners: gas retr.,
IA tt; washtub for sale. l323 N
st. NV. HU. s2s3
GAS STOVES t2I, Real Host and Es-
tate: tate: both in very good condition.
GENER2TS0SRs-srARrEss. $50 up
5ss;s ICE YEAS a.'0fs cAS s!f TssST sss iis
GLASS Ia inches thick, sand
blasted design Of animal; no other
like It: @0x26A inches. sH. 6104,
GLIDER AND COVER. excellent con-
dttforL OF A026
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BRICK SIDING

New insulated Celotex siding. Ss9i
a square. Also new asbestos SIDING
$3.50 square. AL for a limited
time only. ACE wRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 400.
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-050o
-
BROILER. Robot-Farbervare, Mode
422; practically new: lin. diam
eter Cost Sl6.95. OR. c55a. -,
BROODER. Cyclone. 1o0-chick capac-
itv, Enthusiastically controlled; All.
electric; ST. UN. 1886.
BUG KILLER Johnston's NO.
ROACH colorless coating; efiectiv.
for months; soc. 81 .69. So 2.9s
HECHT'S. LANSBURGH'S, KANN S
BUILDINGS. Butler Steel for indus.
try or farm. See us for compl. erec-
ton prices MALONEY'S BLDG. CO.
S1"6 Ga. ave, S. S. SH 1880.
BUILDING ITEMS-Everything from
A to z RUCKER LUMBER. 1926
Wilson blvd Arlington LA 4-lo34
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE-FURNITURE
TURNER'S FURNITURE

SAS1NbAC ~ l. OAI1N4 y 1eC
923 G ST. NV, MA. 8157
Are in a position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charse YOU any interest or finance
charges. All payments are de in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedroom we will
give you double bed, 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity. or dresser
in walnut or maple finish: for the
living room you get a full inner
spring constructed couch and two
chairs, and for your kitchen, 81
piece dinette in. maple or white
enamel finish, All three rooms out
fitted for only $3.50. Should you
have a two-bedroom apartment to
furnish, Turner's, will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
us before YOU buy and save. Re-
member, liberal terms arransed and
no interest or finance charges for
credit
Evening star., 1950-04-02

GOT 7th ST, NV. EX. 6742
The Sample Bareain Store OF Wash.
LAWN MoWER-Lars" .0-in. hand
mower. eood condition. sharp, oiling
LAWN MOWER sHARPENER. Ideal.
ers. 80 Of them in best condition.
lawn sHno"Sae0 mowers SOS GR. 5GR sa7a rsrsF sl,sr
sSSfkER sSs 'f23 sHY y& :
LOVE SEAT, prewar construction. ex-
fssn fcIis ss6 6end5slnn ca s4 P"7faqdy 7ia 0roea
LOVE SEAT, sreen and dubonnet
| striped covering, splendid condition.
SID, including $50 slip cover, TU.
LUMBER-Approx 800 so II knot
ty pine paneling, about It. lone.
! l0C SO. IT. Also about 600 so it.
used used pine flooring, SC 50: #; all in
M4I fsnG iAISS6'',SE ans NrwsPhpER Ps a5'i BOX Nor.
Exclusive creation; sG.e5. ov t,? 6o?s.
MANDOLIN, Martin, with case: per.
MEAT ia eGpf pfspIaY Is1 cAsr, Ga3 AT H 27t ,o IT,
snIy single sd1t dnty mod modern looks IKE new;
able GE. SSH
MEAT sL!CING and grinding ma
sale so cheap you could own two
Hudson SSed' " BicHELI Il. ELEcTRfc e. c"fRf;
REPAIR CO, rear 1871 10th st.
MiMEoGRApHs. See duplicstor.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITERU &c CO "
MIRRORS: beautiful Colonial, framed,
oval; also oblons bridge and
,ilpminstor lamps other articles.
MIxMAsTER. Sunbeam. complet..
WITH WI o attachments. extra motor.
SO; ali other si Sizes priced price propop. ptg.
EX S5&z 5S;. "5l3 D' Il st 'HAT' n'ns
MoToKs' 400 to > n.p.: and redue-
tion scar in stock 6.v up: lEe sizes
MOVIE PROTECTOR, Ampro An 70 Sound sound
Prccmier-2o' $3.50 or best offer. oV.
MOVIE PROTECTOR, B. 4 H. 49,
nm. silent sound. i7gE: l2-ln.
oy,5 spsaksr perfect. brand-new cond.
MOVIE PROTECTOR. Bell and Howell.
S.oo Phone Lo. 3-s475. -"
MOVIE PROJECTORS
Camera. films screens, splicers etc:
TOP brands: easiest terms. bargains;
tFsde-ins; one-year guarantee guide
free BRENNFR Ga3 Pa ave nv.
Park free RE. at3A.
MOVIE PROTECTOR, i5-mm, and
Hollywood screen, Call AID. 4Gna.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. Haynes siI-
yer flute. good cond Appleton O@ss.
OFFICE FouIP Desks. chairs. fl~s.
safe. add mach: reas. To-day CO.
orr1cr iI1{ VIZ ruRSrTuRrLsis. r. W 4 ,f'a ssst. r
to drawers, 81 50 up: tables. 81
up; chairs, card fles, supply cab;
das D. e e. fi' SURPLUS Us SALES. sE N'%d' eos
OFFICE FURNITURE. recondi,ioned;
desks. chairs, files tables, etc 400
oil BUKNER an and tank tank. thermostat.
all controls; heats I2-rm. house;
sos or MIKE Offer ia 54l0.
OIL BURNER, Tinken rotary, ell iE:
excellent; no tank, $50. Pa. 0iS3.
OIL HEATERS C2l. heat 3 to 4
rooms. used week, $40 each. Call
ORGAN. oak; very good condition,
oD1BoaRp G1' "a RID MOTOR. D; used
hours; S95. "A n,ssle
oTTBo4ED aId SR !ssa MOTOR a-h,Di VI.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PAINTS-Miscei. assortment Of coll
tipued colors., sale price So so per
gal. No white incl. WATSON
STANDARD CO.. 9l5 7th st. NV.
MA. $685.. Free parking in rear OF
store
PAINT SALE
Top quality Carmote paints, interior
and exterior. 50ft Oh retail price.
MACCO. 2626 i4th st. NV. Open
0 10 Q. HO. 2626. |
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BEDROOM

DCOhOOM
SAAE AHhgEE ioI e+oSaog4s: s. is: f9ok HS NEH ~
THESE BARGAINS: Solid maple
dop6le bed, chest and dresser, was
ern walnut :3-piece set. was SI5g. 50,
now 500 :5O;. genuine mahogany
double bed, chest and dresser. was
S259.5O: now S1275O; walnut OF
maple 4-drawer chest, was 5000
now Sl9.75 each; large genuine
sSaSo now sss5oi Msny moas was
items, too numerous to mention
Open Thursday TIL 9
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
907 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
BEDROOM SUITES-2 VERY
ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM
SUITES IN AFRICAN MA
HOGANY WILL BE SOLD
BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT
WILLIAMS AUCTION
HOUSE, 918 Ny. AVE. NV
Bedroom suites: 2 very
high-grade new mahogany
bedroom suites. one suite
with Mr.. and Mrs. dresser
will be sold by public auc-
tion at the. Williams Auc-
ton House, 918 New York
ave, this Tuesday, Apr. 4th
at 2 pm. Also other desir-
able furniture and house
hold effects, including liv-
ing room suites, lounge and
living room chars, upright
Emerson" piano, chrome
breakfast sets, odd pieces OF
various kind. Auctioneers
Phone MA. 2679.
3
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ANTIQUES, SPECIAL

AN 4SZOGO, OF CS1AL
Bethesda Chevy Chase Antique Shop
invites. you to inspect some very
beautIfuliy reanished Beyond md 'icor1 com. 4
parison; rare cherry chests. other
chests in walnut pine. mahog. and
butternut. .Dropleaf tables in cherry
walnut and pine with sets of ladder
Sae back X chairs to match Corner cup
more" water benches; dry sinks;
Hutch tables with extra leaves:
light and dark wood food safes;
poster beds. single and full size;
cradles; mirrors; shaving case: wal
brass rayon lamps with decorated
glass shades; coffee. tables. More
than 200 items of furniture in our
big big display room Dom Larse t,s stock OF
PsTRsr PsTnS # II dssTed sn Free s1n deSsEy WEs
ave. 90 blocks out beyond Bethesda
Hot Shoppe, same side of street,
OIL. 2422, 10 a.m.-9 pm. Sun. 2-6
pm. Washington large antique
dealer
AQUARIUMs-Tropical fish. live foods
and accessories. Many special Sat.
Aneus cat fsh, 79c each; Gold PEN
ellis. 79c each A free portion OF
fresh Tubifex worms with every
purchase of 81 or more. AQUARIUM
SUPPLY CO., 1927 Ga. ave. ia.
9555. -
AQUARIUMS and supplies-Daphnia
Tubifex micro and white worms.
Washington's most beautiful trop-
ical fish store dealing exclusively
in fish Bring US your problems anu
we'll be glad to help you solve them.
Black and stainless tanks OF al
sizes. special tanks built to order
MINIATURE TROPICAL AQUAR-
IUM. 1907 l4th st. NV, TIA. 631
AQUARIUMS-Two. 4O-gallon, stain
less, rolled base; lights: wrought
iron stand; clamps: approx. $50 fish.
new Magnus pump, filters, heaters
SIPS. NO. 0991.
ARTIFICIAL FIREPLACE and laun-
dry trays WoOdley 5533
Evening star., 1950-04-02

ANTIQUE BUSINESS FOR
SALE BY OWNER, ESTAB-
LISHED 18 YEARS IN THE
HEART OF GEORGETOWN
COMPELLED TO SELL DUE
TO HEALTH OF OWNER
CORN Err STORE AND
APARTMENT AVAILABLE
FOR RENT. CALL MI. 24O5
1-3 PM; EVENINGS, WO
1113.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

FIURRsNIITUIRRE-CHINEsE TEAKWoor
IsANE VASES. NUMEROUS ER.ir'f PIEcf Ecp
EUROPEAN SILVER Comforts,
PLATTERS, NEAT COVERS, ETC
FINE 2-PC. 18th CENTURY fCHES.
nSan TnESRaFIELpl LIVING ROOM SUITE.
PiM4sT PRDr LEAF MAH0G; TABLE,
TOPS. ENGLISH STYLE CRoTCE C@fj
MAHOG: COMPLETE DIN RM
SUITE. LOUNGE CHAIRS, SEVERAL
LAMPS. NIGHT STANDS. SHEPh-
TON STYLE MAHOG. BEDROOM
SUlLE, NUMEROUS SMALLER AND
GOOD coNpIT1oNS on AL Al IF FOR fNL an.
MEDIATE SALE. vERv REASON.
ABLE PRICES. CALL AT 3IO SO.
WASHINGTON ST. ALEXANDRIA,
VA: g BLOCKS SOUTH OF POST
OFFICE OR PHONE OV. 3777.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
DINING ROOM

DIN INO ROOW
MUST DISPOSE OF A 9-PC. DUNCAN
PHYFE FULL CREDENZA BUFFET,
BREAKFRONT CHINA AND Ia
BILE WITH . BEAUTIFUL SHIELD
BACK CHAIRS. CALL MA. 5000,
ASK EnR MD KnI
Evening star., 1950-04-02
ANTIQUES
EvuIpITTnN AMI CAV T


EXHIBITION AND SALE
At the Armory in Silver Spring,
Md. April II through 31-5 days,
IL am. to IL pm. Dealers col
afford to miss this important dis.
play of fine porcelains. china. glass,
silver, brass, jewelry and furniture
Everything in the line of home fur
niShings will be on sale at lowest
prices. The exhibitors will vel
come the public with courteous and
enlightening service at all times.
Dorothy Smith, of Silver Sorins
well known authority on pants and
flowers: will arrange flowers daily
In ANTIQUE containers tor each Ct
the ~ booths. Don't forget the
dates-Monday, April II. through
April 2l II you have not received
your courtesy half-price tickets.
call WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP, TU. 2727 or GE. zoos and
ft1f- 81 l. i
Evening star., 1950-04-02
LIVING ROOM

SAVE .Olo TO 10fs ON NEW
SAMPLE CLOSEOUTs LOOK AT
double studio couch was 500 50,
now $50 so, fine Soia-bed with
bedding compartment was 500 50,
now $40 50: beautiful Hid Bed
with fine inner-spring mattress, was
Sl9S, now Sl2H.50: modern plastic
oco, chairs now $3.50, 3-pleCr
plastic sectional sofa. now SG3 90.
modern love seat, was $3.50. now
$500. Many more items. too nu-
merous to mention Come early to
till a.
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
Evening star., 1950-04-02
PAINT SALE

Top quality Carmote paints, interior
and exterior: 50fs Oh retail price.
MACCO, 2626 i4th 81. NV. Open
0 TO o. Ho. 2626. --.
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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MiscEIlAHEoUs FOR SALE

PAINTS--Miscel. assortment OF COL
ors, exterior and interior, discon-
tinued colors.. sale price $50 per
gal No white incl. WATSON
Ma. $685.. Pree parking in rear Of
Rtare
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Sea Food Restaurant

Beer and wine: very beautiful place
Spic and span, seats DO only res-
center nearby Nd, 1000 aptS. ,ad-
jacent: air cond., televlsion, elsh-
orate kitchen; same owner years;
GOOD business: rent, Sl2J; lease
years closed Sundays: personal rea-
sons for selling; price only SS.3oo;
terms. $4,000 cash, balance Sl25
monthly at ~; this is the best buy
I've seen in 25 years; irst time
offered
Evening star., 1950-04-02
CAMERAS

Brand new, from the worlds finest
manufacturers by authorized COM
plete photo department store Bar
gains and used cameras and movie
equipment; fully guaranteed for one
year; pay cash or to 1S months:
enjoy legal title projections: highest
pert free instruction. Ask for free
Brenner's Camera Catalog. 7-hr.
photo finishing. Repairs - years
trade experience. See tomorrow.
MID DunTn "a
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HARDWARE STORE

Very good mont competitive location,
doing good business. clean stock
Asking $4,000. Sl0,000 cash. Very
good lease. IA. $3.50. GOLDMAN.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
GROCERY

Rent, $3.50 month, with 5-rm apt.
in good Sc section. doing approx.
81 900 or better wkly. No, sundays
Beer and wine: $500, plus STOCK
TIA 6-5O GOLDMAN -
Evening star., 1950-04-02

FURNITURE-vanity, with beautiful
sreen marouisctte., Bodspread; prs
FURNITURE-Entir frrn. OF attrac
tive 2-r., kit. and b. apt. in one lot
leaving town. F'R. .5315.
FURNITCRE-3-pc. living. room suite
Walnut secretary, mhe1., and limet
q oak buffet, studio couch. .odd chest.
of drawers. twin maple beds. com
piete, like new. Tables of all kinds
bookcases, finished and unfinished
bareback chair go: like nex
chairs. 3Ia 9th st, NV. Open Sun
after u O'Clock and evenings
FURNITURE-Chi'd full-length bed
wardrobe chest. dresser. desk. chair
prgs ress%1nshals %1nI2a AD; or.n1a,, an4s .rs o,.,
CT. 5000 Ext. AT Sun. afternoon
FURNITURE = Sacrificing: walnut
1-pc. junior dining rm. suite; two
9x12 domestic Anglo Persian rugs
baby carriaRe;; French cocktail table
round wall mirror; card table and 4
shalT1 frmmse iadya Ia saurfs Sipe ai4 elCsh
SCI at once. sol Delaneld pl. NV
FTkNiTURE-Misc. household, very
reas. Beds, chests. chairs, desk
lamps; mirrors crib coffee table
FURNITURE-Waln bureau. doubl,
bed glider, other items: good con.
dition Call WI 1857. .
FURNITURE-Misc. bedrm. and din
ing rm. very reas. Ii. 4-2757. -
FURNTTURE-7-pc. bedroom suite
one 3-cUshion sofa. one 20-inch ex.
haust window fan; 3 occasi
chairs; l bookshelf. misc. items; al
in good condition. Call wkdys., 6-t
pm; any time Sat. and Sun. Nc
dealers RA. 2s13 .
FURNITURE-Piano: rollaway bed
innerpsrine mat, sleep two; dinette
set: dble. maple bed. box-sprine
mat: record cab, portable washer
lse. baby crib. Ma. 3492. Ext. 514
FURNITURE-Rock maple bed. com.
plete. S35; Early American design
Perfect cond Ov. 442s. .
FURNITURE - Maple liv-rm SUITE
fsofa, . chairs): Simmons sofa bed
excel. cond. VIII accept reas. offer
Gail To. 27oe. -
Evening star., 1950-04-02
MOVIE PROJECTORS

Camera. films, screens, splicnrs etc !:
TOP brands, easiest terms, bAT,sins;
trade-ins; one-year guarantee guide
free BRENNER, b13 Pa. ave n ".
Dark Ircr Ni,iA
Evening star., 1950-04-02

COLORED RESTAURANT; $4,000
cash buys this fully equipped plac,
doing $3.50 for 6-day week. WM
j. MARTIN, MA. 20l4.
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Complete Physical
.uuaiuufion In 80 Minutes

6&oxEsAA0kAVAA 40 w
Tn the Carter travelling clinic complete
physical examination made by company
doctor and his laboratory technician as
.istant takes about so minutes, and it's
all done right where the Carter employee
lives or works.
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Montunu Business Up
8 Per Cent In l949

Montana bank debts bar-
ometer OF business conditions i
were 3 per cent greater Isst
year than in 1913, the Feders ,T !
reserve bank of Minneanoiis
mas reported. Total debts in
1919 were S2.807, 499, 600 comma -
ed with $2,713, 1884, Coo the nre1i-
Gus year. ~ p'0'iT
Leading cities in amount of
aeb1ts for 1949 with 1919 deb
its) included: o"
Billings $40, 800, 900 Cs5o7 eo1 :
eO99; Great Falls $3.50 .885 06n
SS539. az yO00): Butte S530 856 =
goo ($485, 785, OOO); Helena Sail :
sos. 900 1924, SIT, COO: Missouri
$l98,28S, 900 ($199, 724. OG0): Boze-
man $112.039,000 ($118, 900 0101 .
Kn6aaIIlspen $1O7,166,OGO ($IO8, ISL,
Miles City $1o5, 445, 600 (sq7 =
100000; Havre $87 1928 900 $50
051 ,000; Lewistown S81 324 ma
ss$$ 99 S ,SS445, 1000; Anaconda $5s,-
$4,000 ($50,170,O00); GLASGOW
$4O,719,000 ($42, 81, O0O); Glen
dive $39,611,000 (43.424 O001 .
Malta $22,805, 600 ($2272i O001 ;
Deer Lodge $22, 528, 900 (S22 339. .
OOO; Harlowton $13, 493 600
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which they enjoyed very much.
They, with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Bond and daughter, Mrs. Joe
Grimes. planned to spend this
Sunday at Miami beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Esp were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Curley Wells.
Dick Gregory visited Tom Nc
Cormick and Robert Shipley
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Gibson has been
staying in town with her moth
er, Mrs. Mamie Sloan, who is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Henry Esp and Mrs. DON
aid Esp attended Travel cub
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ole Nelson in Lodge
Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Miller were
in Lodge Grass one day last
week.
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South Hdrdin

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence As
trope and Sharon visited at the
C. E. Astrope home Tuesday.
Robert Paulson spent Sunday
afternoon with Archie MacDon-
aid.
Ernie Dygert of Red Lodge
visited at the Earl Gray and
Clyde Dygert homes Thursday.
Erwin SchelSke was a Hardin
business caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis SWaby
visited at the Astrope home
Sunday.
Robert Paulson, C. E. Astrope
and Fred DeWald were Hardin
callers Monday.
Miss Patri la PaulSOn spent
SUNDAY afternoon at the Sam
Kern home.
Earl Gray, Sonny and Marian
visited relatives in Red Lodge
Sunday. Mrs. Gray, who had
been visiting there, returned
with them.
Archie Macdonald visited at
Cne 4. Il. ASLTOpe nome Su1lQdy
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C.. E. Astrope and
Sharon were Sunday dinner
guests at the J. R. Paulson
home.
Mrs. Alice Greenwald and
Harold transacted business in
Hardin Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Brown visited at
the C. E. Astrope and J. R.
Paulson homes Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Zeir were
Hardin shoppers one day this
week.
Miss Sharon Astrope snent
the week end with the Paulson
and Astrope families.
Leo Colstad attended to bus
mess matters in Hardin Satur-
day.
Mrs. Conrad Seader and Don
ma were in Hardin Wednesday.
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Lodge Gross Creek

p Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Carney
visited the Harry wilson family
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilso1s
were hardin business callers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ClaWson
and children were Sunday eV-
enlng guests at the Earle Mil
Ter home.
Mrs. Earle Miller was a Lodge
Grass caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Curley Wells
were business callers in Hardin
January 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Keller visit
ed. Wednesday with their
laughter, Mrs. Earle Miller.
Hubert Woodland of Billings
called at the Billie Miller home
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Gripp of Buff a 10
and sons, Ke n n tn an d
Robert, pure haSed tW Q
registered heifer calves at the
Gurley Wells ranch January %
Robert will feed the calves in
All work.
Carroll Graham and Gil Fox
were Friday morning callers al
the Earle Miller home.
Among those from this COM
munity attending funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Pattyn in Hardin
Wednesday morning were: Mrs
May Stevens, Mrs. Pete Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gibson, Mr.
and Mrs. Curley Wells, Mr. AND
Mrs. Henry Esp and Mrs. Don
aid Esp. Our sincere sympathy
goes to the family in theil
loss.
Mrs. Carol Graham and Jer.
ry Brink were callers at the
Wells ranch Wednesday even
ing.
The Upper Lodge Grass area
enjoyed Chinook winds on Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Brink anc
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Well!
Friday evening.
Eddie Kaiser is reported il
with a cold.
Mrs. Robert Shipley is at hel
home, following a major opera
ton in Hardin last week.
Curley Wells called at the
Bob Miller ranch Saturday NOR
! ming.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller re-
port the weather is grand ir
Florida. They just returned tt
Miami from a trip to Cuba
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Lake, Gdlldtin Herds
Lead in December

Lake I and Gallatin associa-
tons led the other Montana
dairy herd improvement aSsoci-
atoms for the month of De-
cember, according to results an
nounced by J. o. Tretsven, ex-
tension dairy specialist.
Under the monthly type of
testing, Lake I dairy herds av-
eraged 1872 pounds of butterfat
per cow with Gallatin cows
showing a 1872 average.
Gallatin, with 27.7 lbs of but
terfat per COW, led the owner
sampler scheme of testing, fol-
lowed by Yellowstone with II
and Bitter Root III with 26.8
lbs.
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Branch Office
To Be Opened

A branch office of the federal
housing administration will be
opened in Billings February l
to handle the agency's business
in the eastern part of the
state, Ben S. Hill, FILA director
for Montana. has announced.
Ray M. Gayle of the Helena
office will be in charge of the
branch office, to be located in
the Billings federal building.
Hill said nearly half of the
F'HA's business in Montana
now is originating in the east
ern end of the state.
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URGES REHABILITATION

Warden Lou G. Boedecker OF
the Montana state prison at
Deer Lodge has appealed to the
American Legion to take the
lead in establishing permanent
social welfare and rehabilitation
services for young inmates at
the state prison. He said 245
veterans are now serving terms
usually for comparatively mi
nor offenSeS such as bum checks
insignificant in amount COM
pared to the sentences"
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TO SPONSOR CONGRESS

A beef congress will be spon-
Sored at Great Falls in May by
the Montana Hereford aSSooia-
ton, according to Association
President Claude Windecker OF
Ennis. Thirty prominent stock
men from the midwest and
west have been invited to dis
cuss correct beef type, ranch
and herd management and
problems involved in the mer-
chandising of registered live
stock, he said,