davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-04-08
FARMALL B TRACTOR

Good cond., with plow, disk. cultiva-
tors.
And z #. mower; 5000. w. M. ORR,
OV. 1772.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
LAW BOOKS

Corpus juris. complete, practically
unused. incl. z sectional glass front
cases. S65; books alone, S45. Can
OIL. 1903, Sunday or evenings.
LAWN MOWER, REQ; excel. cond.;
Evenrude outboard motor; extern
sion ladder; books; some furniture;
glass; few antiques. Sligo 6Sl6.
LAWN MOWER. power, Jacobsen
17-h.p., 20-inch, heavy-duty mower,
hardly used. 500. WI. 25l3.
LAWN MOWERS, so; just been
Sharpened; SO each and parts. 10
bicycles. 26-inch. S12 each. Just
reconditioned and painted and parts.
Sell for SI75. or will sell entire
shop for $500. 1888 Rhode Island
ave. ne. In rear. Sat, and Sun, &c.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
FLOORING

suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subf,ooring; special this week
S25 thousand. Complete stock. all
sizes used lumber; 3-inch lumber
Ace Wrecking & Building
Material Co.
LU. 4-0500. 4002 MINI. Ave. NE
Evening star., 1951-04-08
GAS RANGES

GAS RANGES
APT; SIZE. with oven control. S25.
ATLANTIC, S07 v st. M, NO. 1921.
GAS STOVE. Majestic. 3O-in.; 4-burn.
s45' 'aO9s OF '0P; 7aot attractive all VIII White;
Ssoasrol; saSS1; practically new; phone LA.
GAS. WATER HEATERS, new "a and
GENERaToRsesrMxaarfEIRass. a1Si sse fIas $3.50 sos s0.
yea, GARTY 1908 14th NO. O224.
tered cIfbBss tbSos,,aMh Mhc9aregor irons & regis:
S35: CO. S125 after $40. 10Nu''
COLE, Sam Snead signature Irons
ssS Beg 5o. z = 2 Q and PGA putter,
SIS:2o; @oods new LAWSON cGTs Little Little matched
4 new irons, / wood, sis; Wedge,
$500, with above sets; 3 matched
MeGregor woods, $40. TU. 1727.s
COLE CLUBS, lady's set Of 2 woods,
tion 2 IRONS So and bag, al in good condi-
GOLF CLUBS, complete set. incl.
leather bag; Spaulding registered
irons; Jimgmy Thompson woods; S45.
COLE eFHgns asg s.s ssgg ssg ssiss ssGss So -
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG, S1o. q
woods. 5 irons, hickory shaft. FIR,
GOLF CLUBS. lady's; 1 wood. 4
Ta 1Tons 5os1 and bag; never used: Sa6.
cofF occ1ItGjBs-Laey's and mans Sc.
with bag, $40 e.ch; Neginner's set
with bag. S12; extra woods and
irons. ME. 5o36.
GOLF CLUBS, lady's, 3 woods and
irons, Lady Burke; best offer. Call
WA. 1864.
GUITAR-we give a guitar with
course Of 10 lessons; Instructions by
professional. RATNER'S MUSIC
STORE, 735 18th st. NV.
GUITAR, Gretch, synchromatic, with
| case; perfect cond; $3.50, was S4t5:
terms. THE GUITAR SHOP, ME-.
GUN COLLECTION; all new mod.
eall ern ESnS To. 575e. y show case. $1,000.
GUNs-colt .3s special. Ain. bar.
rel; Parkerized, excel. l box ammo:
Mauser, model H. S. c. Commercially.
caliber 80 automatic; like new:
! box ammo: Winchester, model
70; target: .22 caliber, with tarset
scope and sling; excellent: $50 rds.
ammo: $40 ca. XII S-6222,
HEATER. 30-gal., elec.. h. w., SOB:
also wardrobe trunk, SIS. SH. 1879.
HOLLYWOOD BED, com, with
springs, matt. and old rose tapes.
Try detachable headhoard, S25. CH,
Evening star., 1951-04-08
BUILDING MATERIAL
USED

Lumber. from S45 per M; leg tubs,
SIS; 10000 IT. h.-w. radiation, 35c
r.; flooring. free of nails, S25 per
NJ: 4-inch cast iron pipe, 90c IT,:
lavatory basins. So and UP.
Also steel beams, angle iron. gal.
pipe, boilers; windows and doors,
complete with frame, and many
other items.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

LETTERING SET leroy. II tenn
SS1. sell $50. Also kit. cab. AKA IT,
glass doors. S5. OR. 1888, WI. 263S.
LIFT HOIST, portable type. ideal for
stacking. or loading heavy equip
ment. S100. Call Chestnut 43SS.
sizes, a. cd. c.; cheap. GICHNER.
2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3527.
LIGHT PLANT-Fairbanks and Morse
unit; 5-h.p. engine, 600-w generator;
like new; SS5. Cypress 9156.
LIVING RM., 2-pc.. modern; slip
covers; good condition; $50, or best
0ffor TLn E-QRCO
Evening star., 1951-04-08
LINOLEUM

LINOLEUM
Inlaid linoleum and tile,
beautiful range of coll
ors and patterns. Free
estimate. Installation by
factory = trained me-
chanicS. THE WAL
DORF SUPPLY CO.,
Waldorf, Md. Waldorf
3501.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
BUILDING MATERIAL
.WRECKING

Old Mclean Draper and Glover House
Buildings at 1908 and 1905 X st,
NV. Now open daily s to 5.
FOR INSPECTION & SALES
All material for sale. Statesmen on
premises. Beautiful mantels, fire.
places, mirrors. paneled doors, wall
cabinets, paneling, stairways, ali in
various hardwoods: elevators, motors,
several heating plants. fire escapes
pipe. chandeliers, complete bath
rooms. marble. stone. million good
hard bricks, inside shutters, steel
beams, vault doors. good Georgia
pine. lumber, parquet flooring, etc. /;
hundreds of items. Buy now while
this material is available. Visit
deliver.
APPOw u1pTCHTNC ~
Evening star., 1951-04-08
LIVING ROOM, SALE

LIVING ROOM Davenport. 2 chairs,
good condition. slip covers, $50 MI.
4254 after ] pm.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. bargain, $40;
must be sold. RA. 62S4
LIV. RIM. SUITE, sofa. 2 wing chairs:
custom made slip covers; $500. SH.
1861.
LOCOMOTIVE MODELS no scale;
also Marklin and Trix sets. RA.
65S3.
LOUNGE CHAIR, solid mahogany
frame, navy blue damask upholstery,
perfect condition. will sacrifice for
$50. ia. 2727.
LOVE SEAT slip covers, S27.50.
DU. O1SS after 10 am.
LUMBER from 10-room house; doors,
windows. etc.; $1,000; exchange for
lot in ne. Capital View area. 1909
50th st. ne. VI. 4509. IS
amount Of lumber in
exchange for wrecking q barn at
44th and Harrison sts. NV. WO.
1916.
LUMBER, black walnut, 1H in, q
years air dried. 10 to 10 II. LONG,
8 to IL in. wide. OW, 1882.
LUMBER-Enough to build Groom
house (used). Doors, windows Inc
cluded. No reas offer refused. Ia
$3.50. II to 8 pm.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Furn.-Pre-Inventory Sale
AT WAREHOUSE, 1876
25 modern bedrm. suites. maple, ma
ncgany' lined oak. gray and golden
and bookcase beds, S75-S225; Holly
wood beds, complete with headboaris,
$49-SS9; box, coil springs, mat
tresses. odd chairs. dressers, sofa
beds. love seats. chairs, chrome and
wood dinettes; also cadenzas, tables,
chairs, china closets. household misc.
Open Sun, 1876.
DAWSON FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
Rear 4107 Minnesota Ave. NE.
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.CAMERAS-

CAMERAS
thoriZed complete photo department
store. Bargains, used cameras,
movie equipment. fully guaranteed
for one year; pay cash, 9 to IS
months; highest trade-in allowances;
lowest prices; free instruction.; free
ishing. Repairs. 20 years trade
experience. See tomorrow.
BRENNER PHOTO co.
933 PENNA. AVE. NV.
RE. 2434 Opp. Just. Dept. Park Free
Evening star., 1951-04-08
JACKS

each. ACE WREcKfNG q BuILD.
ING MATERIAL CO., 4O02 Minne-
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-O5OO.
JOINTER, 6-inch Craftsman, with
stand stand; perfect condition: S75. UN.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us,
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 10qe TO 5Oee ON NEW SAMPLE
BARGAINS. Fine double studio
couch. in lovely fabrics. was S79. so,
now S56.75. Modern sofa-bed. was
500 so now $3.50. Club chair, to
match, was $50 so. now S34.75.
Finest quality chair-bed, was
S109 so, now $72,50 Finest quality
3-section sofa, in green wool boucle.
was $279.50, row S179.50. Finest
quality breakfront, mahogany, with
desk compartment, was $295. now
sdS9 sdS e 60, IN Nah I 40 secretary desk, was.
knee-hole desk, was 5000. now
$3.50. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention
OPEN THURSDAY TILL 8 PM.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain store of Wash.
LIVING ROOM, SALE
One settee, Lawson. green damask.
fringe. reg. S1S9.50. now S119.5O;
one loveseat. good grade tapestry,
Lawson, reg. S119.50, now $500;
one Hide-away bed, fine quality
cover, reg. $239.50, now $3.50. 80;
assorted upholstered chairs, reg.
$3.50. close out S29. KING, 5000
Ga. ave. SH. 5S91. Open til 8.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

FENCE, rustic, white cedar, 12 S-ft.
sections, Aft. high; used but good
cond., very reas, Call Sun. after
FENCE. ornamental iron. suitable for
estate or. church: approx 200 #.
FRED s. GICHNER IRON WORKS.
INC. 1914 gath st. NV. RE. 2419.
FENCE PICKETS AND POSTS at fence
lumber headquarters, 1920 Wilson
blvd. RUCKER LUMBER. IA. 4-1234.
FREEZERS
Popular sizes and brands while they
last at real savings, Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl. OW. 7722.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

From basement to roof. Private con-
TRACTOR. i Call PAUL KLAAssEN' RE,
ROOFING. ali types; new work and
repairs; cutters spouts; ts,,naTI carpentry
fpd D. rRoMAs. rRs5aMfAlass' HG. Gtes 77sa ssslms'e'
Also new work, guttering.- spouting
and thinning. Call GE. $3.50. -12
ROOFING, dry wall and and rock lath.
Stone WALLS. FLAGsToNE and
Setaining walls. fiagstone. patio,
walks. steps, driyeways, etc. also
cement work of all kinds; For quick
service and a free estimate. call
TiELEvisIoN REPAIRS - Same day
reas. rates in town. LU. 4-7o00.
TELEvISION SERVICE by experts.
$3.50. Guaranteed 80 days: Imme-
ssts sss or 'sFnsf nsSt afg RodEEs s TVndsEF TV
rEEGGaEA1i1s1oN rEEGGaEA1i1 AND RADIO REPAIRS
promptly carried out; 24-hour serv-
tee. Service charge. So. All re-
&s &RioHT EastrRfisSi TRHsSis1oS EoSnS sERv1es
uPHoLsTERING-Your home or ! my
shop; repairs Of all kinds; reason
f;ms able TS5k Rokrs rsusFaHsfsss. saNEWs. ca any
UPHOLSTERY-Couc chairs re-
webbed, springs reset: your home or
my shop; furniture repair, all kinds
s. M. JANNEY. GE. 03S0.
HOME OWNERS, special rates on pa
pering, painting, floor sanding, plas..
tering, CARPENTRY. roofs, cement
work; 80 yrs experience Call BEN,
NO. 1852. No waiting.
DON'T THROW AWAY
Broken china, onyx. ceramics. carv-
ings. plaster, oil paintings. Visit
our expert repairing and restoring
ImIIuS II. WoLpE & CO. INC.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
DOORS

in various hardwoods: all sizes with
brass hardware: can be used for
paneling and partitions. Inside win
COW shutters, mantels. paneling of
all designs and mirrors. Wrecking
Draper and Glovers homes at 1903
Appnm ISI SHosSnnna SHoeSnaaH on plehilSSes.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
FURNITURE

Orop-leaf tables. $40; chrome brkfst
set, SIS; others, SO. Buffet, $50;
server. So: bookcase, $3.50; knee
hole desk, $3.50; dresser. S1O; bed
$3.50; oil heater S5; Duncan Phyfe
console table, S25: NAH. inlaid
dresser or desk, $50; chairs, ST;
tables, 81; pictures. soc; dishes. 81
81; dressing table, ST; bathinett,
81. Hundreds of bargains. Come
in and look around. BELL KINDS,
sos 9th st, NV. DI. Q761
Evening star., 1951-04-08
100 South South Capitol st.

BUILDING MATERIALS, S-rm. frame
house to be removed or wrecked;
sinks, hot-water heater, radiators.
stove, doors, windows. flooring, lum-
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Bedroom Warehouse Sale
25 suites modern blonde wood, as
SosEea Sogo styles aiso eos maple; walnut my,
springs, mattresses, chests, dressers.
bunk beds. HOLLYWOOD units compl.
S49-S89. Also living rm. and di-
nette furn.
OPEN SUNDAY 1875
DAWSON WAREHOUSE
Evening star., 1951-04-08

1889 Irving st. NV. HO. S722
Open nightly until s pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GAS RANGE--Very good condition.
SZ5. Sd12 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
GAS RANGES. all sizes. new, used.
Large stock, bargain prices. ACME
STOVE. 1O11 7th. MA. 1852
Evening star., 1951-04-08

MGR Model 3o212 (11sE1 FIT; used
accounting fbookkeeping) machine,
in excellent mechanical condition;
$150. On display in office.
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC.
BOT 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1951-04-08

All types: guaranteed; natl adv;
easy terms. For estimate anywhere,
ANYTIME call I'm Q013 10
Evening star., 1951-04-08

PAINTING AND PAPERING
Reliable, reasonable. Call MR.. KL1X.
e ~
Evening star., 1951-04-08
REMODELING

Prom basement to roof Private con-
tractor. Call PAUL KLAASSEN. RE.
0131 q"
Evening star., 1951-04-08
CASH REGISTERS

CASH REGISTER for any business;
best cond.; will sacrifice. Today, co.
1926; wk.. DI. 1872. 1112 I4th NV.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.
Worlds Most Famous BeaCh"

f, stand. Just have little shop, but
it seems to me when we come to
ask God to give us a happy new
year, we should be in a position
to say we have given others a
little bit of a happy new year too.
Anyway, it is a good old Jewish
custom to give to the needy be-
fore the Holy Days and, I guess,
am an old fashioned Jew. Just
raised that way. The fact is, /
was just reading a little story
from the Talmud about a certain
Rabbi Jose and that created the
problem. began to tell my wife
about this Rabbi Jose story.
Rabbi Jose. who was he? she
asks. and ] was about to-tell her
when in walks my cousin SeY-
mour. guess Seymour, knows
more about me than do myself.
Not that / particularly confide in
him but he is just the type. as
they say in Yiddish who seeks
under earth" Why did Seymour
drop in on me just now? He
knows about these gifts that 1
make before Rosh Eashonah and
he came to warn me against one
man to whom ! am accustomed
to give. He is no good. he told me.
''Why do you say that" I asked.
Il saw him drinking in a bar
room." he said.
"If you saw him in a bar room,
you must have been there, too"
l said.
mot only that" said Seymour.
but I saw him also at a ball
game. If he's got money to go to
the ball games. why should you
send him money!"
Continued On Page 7l)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
MY PROBLEM
"A feuHIeton for Rosh Hushonuh)
BY D. ScHocHER

I've got problem Maybe help me- can't make
mind and wife, God bless her doesn't anything Not only
doesn't she say anything looking
criouslY She thinks maybe maybe she can't make
her mind about this thing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

What is this thing? You see,
just before Rosh HaShonah, / am
accustomed to make little gifts
for my poor relatives and for
strangers who may be in need.
I am no Rockefeller, you under
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
10 Arrive on PkA; 3A Fly Westward

. Ten arrived from Anchorage on Pacific Northern Airlines Friday and 34 flew to westward points.
 From Anchorage: Roy Crawford, Clndr. Kelsey, Sgt. Tom Mani, Ther- esq Atthias, Harry Halvorsen, John H. Anderson, John Doane, St. Tom mila, James Supsook, J. L. McNam- ara. M f
 To Cordova: George Sundborg, Otto Reopen. Ws
 To Yakutat: It. and Mrs. Pen- mock, J. G. Crosby.
 To Anchorage: Bob Behol, Rob- ert Thomas, Clark Pete, I. Ary, Capt. F. R. Clayton, Sgt. Ed Salli- son, Sgt. J. Lomack, Cpl. B. Nook, Cpl. A. Romer, Cpl. J. Smeaton, It. G. D. Hurlbert, St. P. A. Kawas- ley. Sgt. T. Samuelson, Sgt. Michael Cpl. c. Amrok, Cpl. O. Hoffeth, Sgt. c. Katexac, Sgt. John Nalucke Henry Sookiayak, Romeo Katexac Fred Kingik, Cpl. c. Lockwood Ralph Ballet, Charles Kiana, Cor don Nashalook, L. Okpeluk, c. Will oya, Sgt. A. Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
Mother Didn't
 Tell Me- Tonight |Af 20th Century

What Mother Didn't Tell Me" will be revealed at the 20th Gen. tury Theatre when the Dorothy McGuire and William Lundigan starring opus opens there. The Twentieth Century-Fox film has been confirmed as the Theatres next attraction opening tonight. The co-starring parts in Mother Didn't Tell Me- call for a handsome young doctor and the pert and pretty miss who begins by being his patient and ends up by being his wife. They are in light. saucy vein, according to all reports, to suit the requirements of romantic comedy.
 In back of Dorothy McGuire, who has been off the screen a couple of years and Lundigan is prominent supporting cast headed up by June Havoc and Gary Merrill. Jessie Royce Landis, Joyce Mackenzie and Jeff Erickson top it off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
Scores 10 at h- sa tfss sfsri Basketball
By the Associated Press

Here are final scores of important basketball games played last night: Fordham 57, sGeorgetown (DC) 50 Geo. Washington 62. Virginia 60 North Carolina 62, Richmond 56. Cincinnati 83, Western Michigan 77 Iowa State 57, Creighton 49. Hastings 67, Colorado State 61. Southern Methodist AS, Tulsa AS. Texas 61, North Texas 56. Arkansas 66, Mississippi 58. Washington 60, UCLA 52. Colorado A. and M 65, Colorado 58
 (three overtimes)
 Whitworth 51. Washington State 48. Wyoming 84, Montana State 54. Idaho 38, Idaho State ST. Utah 63, Oregon 58.
 Oregon State 52. Portland AT. "A San Francisco 45, Los Angeles
 Loyola Al. ..s. .<4a California 69, Santa Clara 51. Seattle 72, Pacific Lutheran 49 Seattle Pacific 68, St. Martins
 (Wash) 57.
 Cent. Wash 60 British Columbia 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
Methodist Church Group Holds Christmas Party

The Women's Society of Christi ian Service of the Methodist church held its annual Christmas party in the social rooms of the church last Wednesday with the ladies of the Douglas Methodist Church as spec- ial guests.
 Instead of gift exchange among those attending, gifts were brought for the Jesse Lee Home, the Meth odist Children's Home in Seward, Alaska. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mesdames Estella Schultz, Betsy Sears, Polly Matheny and Florence Saunders.
 A musical program was given fol- lowing the short business meeting. The Rev. Fred McGinnis conducted devotions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
iliars. Tell Lies; Hope 10 Win !.
 tifrifssiANf y5f Iowa Contest

BURLINGTON, Dec. 7-7 Rl A Hoosier named Hosiarawho claims that muskrats carried off his. post holes to use for living quarters is one of the entries in this years BurL lington Liars Club contest.
 Harry Hosier of Lincoln, Ind, hopes to win with this story:
 T have the worst luck, yesterday the hired man and I worked all day digging post holes. This morn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
Bowling News

The Elks Friday Night Mixed Bowling League wound up in tie. Ross Oasis and Country Club stood off Butler Mauro Drugs and Harry Race Druggist, respectively, with 40 blackout.
 The 9 o'clock crews of Glacier Cab and Home Grocery gave the same treatment to Capitol Theatre and Caro Transfer.
 High scorers for the night were J. Franken, 529; P. Matheny, 507; and Joe Alexander, 502. J. Franken was high individual score with l91.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
'Greai Discovery Showing Sunday Al N. {. ?. Church

Great Discovery" the feature length Christian film wiht Colleen Townsend will be shown at the Northern Light Presbyterian church on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. This film not only tells an excit- ing story but also carries a timely salvation message.
 Only recently, talented and lovely Colleen Townsend gave up lucra- tive contract with Twentieth Gen. tury-Fox StudHos to devote herself to full time service tes the Lord.
 The public is cordially invited to see the marvellous picture. No admission will be charged, but a free will offering will be receiRd,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
New Team Comes To Capitol in Western Movie

Universal -Internationals Techni- color "Frenchie," which opens to- morrow at the Capitol Theatre, presents Shelley Winters and Joel McCrea at their colorful Western best.
 Universal International Studio displayed astuteness in teaming Mc- Crea and Miss Winters. Her cham pagne-vivacity opposite McCrea's easy-going dominance of the gen. eral situation makes intriguing watching for any audience.
 The role of Sheriff Banning gives the widest possible range to the he-man stars versatile talent. His portrayal of the philosophical law enforcement officer who finds it completely unnecessary to use 2 gun even in the most ticklish cir cumstances with the toughest ot outdoor badmen, registers as a four bell characterization.
 The action-packed story concerns the return of Frenchie Fontaine, played by Shelley Winters, to the scene of her fathers murder many years later when she has become a notorious gambling lady. She sets up a fantastic establishment, a combination of saloon and gambling house, as part of her plan to trap the two unknown murderers of her father. How she accomplishes her mission and how she almost in- wolves the Sheriff in a slight case of murder is matter that is much better left for the reader to dis cover for himself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
FEATURE AT
 7::59 = l0:02
 Show Siaris ZOO

ft+ ing went out to set the posts. No holes. Got to looking around and found them The muskrats had car- ried them to the creek, dove down land showed them back up under the bank for dens."
 Mailbags full of other stories just as full of holes as this one are conyerging on this town as judges strive to meet the year-end dead,ine, for choosing the world champion liar, c. c. Hulett, Liars Club president. released few samp- les of the 1851 crop today.
 VISITOR FROM SITKA
 Al Speer of Sitka is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-08
DIVORCE GRANTED

Charmain B. Willard was grant ed a divorce from her husband Wesley J. Willard in District Court yesterday on grounds of non-sup- port. They are from Haines.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15
NEW MAssEY-HARRS rs" AND az" sELFPRoPELLEDs ARE
The EASIEST COMBINES 10 OPERATE

is low for cosy filing :. Groin
tunk unloods in q jiffY =. inspec-
ton ponels provide fost adjust
ment ond lubricuion extru
Jorge wheels toke the jcrs md
iolts out Of rough fields und give
sure footed troction.
See the new "26" and "27-
today 3. get the best for your
form. Don't forget TO osk about
the new combine principle
Balanced Seporotion.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15

y Eose Of operation. simplicity.
convenience ere just noturul re-
suits Of the common sense con-
struction Of the IL foot rs" ond
is foot ut"
You finish q tough duY Of hon-
vesting feeling reloxed und SGT
Isfied when you own q new
MosseY-Horris combine. You com
bine foster. eosier =. everything
Is right there before You-o all con
trols ut your iingertips. Cos tunk
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15

THE NORTH PLACE WakenS with
4 pleasant hullabaloo. Mr.. North
strolls about with the terriers yap-
ping, and little Molly North's pony
blares a greeting when it hears his
step. Mrs. North takes her daily doz-
en- with the radio counting. And
Minnie, out IN the kitchen, keeps
kicking the gong around or maybe
the bacon pan.
But through it all the Bull Moose
keeps right on driving rivets. Have
you ever heard bulldog snore?
Well, the Moose keeps at it until he
smells toast.
Some nose. It's set back almost
between his eyes but he can smell
toast with it just as though it were
out on the end of his face, where
other dogs have theirs. Start max
ing toast anywhere on the place and
watch the Moose come barging
round
Last Saturday, before they whirled
Molly off to the studios, Mr.. North
came to me with the pest mail This
Molly North is the same small
5-year-old Molly you saw in 'Baby
Fingers" the picture that made the
whole world want to hug her. Every
film she's done since has made the
world want to hug her more. And
that's not hard to explain, for she's
just as lovable and unspoiled in life
as she is on the screen. I ought to
know. I'm her bodyguard.
LITTLE MOLLY NORTH gets
more mail in a day than most of US
have received since the day she was
born. Her father reads every letter,
and any which, in his Judgment,
holds the least threat of annoyance
or danger, he brings to me. You get
lunches on jobs like mine. More
than once have picked out real
menace from the mail of the hum
dreds of craclypots who bedevil Mol
1y's people.
"Old No-More- Than Right is with
us once more, see, Tom" said Mr.
North.
| / hadn't liked 'sNo- Than.
Rights first letter. Nor the second
/ liked this one less than any. Las
warming" it said. Before tomorrow
and keep that bodyguard scarce
Ten thousand; when, where, and a
l said.
No More Than Right"
Next evening while the family wa
at dinner was on guard outside tn
open windows. Molly North is neve
out Of my sight when I'm on duty