davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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one 2O-gallon, lights, hl-
terins pump and all access; half
price and a bargain for S35. Call
in person or phone after $50 pm.
week days; J. HUBERT HARD1SON,
sssea sssseaa Upshur ST. ne Phone a6 pc.
AUfO REPAIR EQUIPMENT and
stock consisting Of practically every-
thing needed for operation of modern
repair shop; 81 800 takes everythins.
Fairfax 544-J. FA. 316s
BABY BEp: maple, Kan5WWet matt,
any lamp table and lamp with gold
80 s; Goth St, Arl., Sun; after 8
BxBY CARRIAGE. collapstble With
BsBY sfsi 0eiI caRRIaeE he 4UsSi With pad. high
chair and ,strooller; good condition.
BABY CARRIAGE, Headstrom: fold
Ing; very good cond-' $50. Call 20.
BABY CARRIAGE. sle, chnd's sta
ton wagon, $40. Girls clothing.
size S. boys clothing, sizes and 3,
paSv 13s t9 osRe,sIr 81 SLt s3Si @sL.,.,d r,.b 4.
S25 Call GE. 450S, 10 to s.
BABY CARRIAGE. coilapsible. UN.
BABY CARRIAGE. Thay.r. blue and
gray. coliaps. and convert, new
condition; bassinette with plastic
skirt studio couch. good condition;
4-poster mahog. bed with new matt.
BABY CARRIAGE-Thayer. de luxe:
excellent cepdition: used months;
pr pFis s.s e9st sS5' will sacrtics for s@'.
BABY CARRIAGE, storkline, like
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. With pad.
Almost new: SIS. UN. "37+-
BABY CARRIAGE, stroller and aise
Pep; espy ear car osss bed; good eond,; sa5. SIS.
BABY CRIB. Kroll, with youth sides,
Kant-Wet~ matt, S25. Bathinette,
81. Teeter-Babe. SO: stroller. leeatn-
er upholstered So. EN-. 1898. rs
BABY CRIB and matching mattress.
In good condition. sig. Call IA.
BaBY Y FURNITURE - Bassinetts.
scale. bathinette. steriiizer, Like
BABY FURNITURE-Last 8 days:
going out Of business CARRIAGES.
strollers cribs etc Prices slashed.
Open Sun. until pm MARI
MOWs, 3707 14th st. NV. RA.
BAKERY EoUIPMENT-Larse 25-ot.
mixer; doQghnuts. fryer. cake pans
and other items Sat, Sun. Fairfax
591-R. 2S'
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IF YOU ARE INTER
ESTED IN A GOOD
LIVE-IN JOB, CALL SH.
6799.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING SEATTLE Nov. /. desire
woman companion, may have child,
pay own expenses. LO. 4-7S13.
Los ANGELES, San Francisco. s am.
Monday; take or 3. share expenses
CAR GeIS nep Griye " iA 9sxt
will take 2 riders, share driving and
eXpenSeS TAYLOR 1921
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heating, remodeling and
repairs: 30-gal., 10-year. guar. Gas,
water, heaters: $l45, installed; 10.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. No lob
too small. ,24-hour service Reas.
prices REGISTERED D. c. and Nd,
PIUMBfNG sERvICE-Need a new
bathroom, kitchen sink and cabi-
net. hot-water heater? Major re-
pairs. is months to pay. Call Sligo
ri uMBiNG AND HEATING, repair-
ing. remodeling and new work. No
Ii 4-7373. m4
PORCHES INCLosED-Let us make
your porch into den or extra
bedrm.: the cost is but a fraction OF
the added value. to your property;
free estimates cheerfully given: SO
mos: to pay. WI. 60S6. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING CO., Bethesda. Md.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

UPHOLSTERY - Couches. chair re-
my shop: furniture repair, all kinds.
8. M. JANNEY. GE. 03S0
UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing,
recovering. restyling, upholstered
sets. slip covers and cornlces made
to order. also cleanine. For free
wATRRPRooFING ysiFRi pr oi'i c. or ALL KINns,
cement work: all work Guaranteed.
ROBERT e. PRICE, DI. 1928. ."
PLAY SAFE. protect the life OF your
furniture. by havi 1g II cleaned after
taking on the slip covers. For
COLORED CONTRACTOR-We do
everything, plastering, carpentry.
cement work; all work guar free
estimates. Call NO. I2HR pa
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking lots,
AGTo DRIVING inst iNsTRUCTIoas sUts' -
IL lessons. road test: S35. Washing
ton Once. EASY METHOD DRIV.
once GL. 50ss. ow. 8s7s.
PBx-RECEPTiONlSE course easily
learned: age no handicap. Dav class
tuition. $50: night S25. MRS
CHANDLER HU 1924. ST 727a
PlANO-Children. adults; beginners.
advanced; conservatory experience.
larea) Riggs rd., N. H.. Eastern and
Concord sves. MRS. SMITH. 415
NATIVE NfaffaS1ey ifAniaN # ns IA 4EacaEK sssi also
Phoa Phoae HU; 4765 weekdays after z.
HAVING TROUBLE with school? Tu-
toring in jr high. senior high sub
jects; college English, history and
political science. LA. 6. tll9
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLo.
MA at home in your spare time 1t
offers big ADVANTAGES also the new
quick method in typing and simpli-
ned shorthand. Get information to-
day; les. 232 Bond Bldg. Me S166
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
for GI training. cay and evening
classes, wARFLYNF BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1910 @ st NV DI 1852
PIX -Receptionist training; live
board: typing included. AMERICAN
BUSINESS SCHOOL MA. 4I42
HOME TUTORING, slg. geom.. Lat,
Fr.. Ger, Sp., Eng, arith.. reading
Elem, jr. d. ST. high sub. UN. 1888
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BABY FURNITURE SALE
Thayer Hi-Chairs, Sa.aS: baby car
riages, Sl9.9S; strollerS, SS.9S;
cribs. Si9,9S: playpens, S10.9S;
pads to fit, 81 so.
BERGER S BABY STORE
34Io 14th st NV TU 3443
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ANTIQUES

IRONSIONE CHINA SALE
Soup plates, plates, platters. dishes.
student lamps. s760; hurricans
lamps, 81 ea.; hanging lamp, So;
oil lamps, 81: French Napoleon
plate, 81 ca; Trivets. 81 ca; fiat
irons fine for throwing. 81 ga;
drastic reduction on colored i'm
pressed glass, see what 81 will buy.
tables, Sl5: washstand S5; chest,
S2o; desks, $3.50 Open Sundays,
ewes. til :. BELL KINDS. COS 6th
st. NV. DI. 1851. Watch our ads
Tor a series Of important announce
ments.
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FLAGSTONE WORK
FLAGSTONE

'tone cement walks steps ana
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH, 1859,
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PAYROLL AND INVOICE CLERK for
construction once. Call MA. 0616
Mondays Sat. and sun. LA. 6-63S3.
PIANIST-Entertain for small night
club' 4 hrs. night, no SUNS open
salary; state exper.. strictly conf
Dental. Box 411-v, Star. --2S
MAN OR WOMAN for gn.w., to i've
on country place near Wash: excel
living quarters and work. copd. Re-
cent character refs. req. Call W0.
1889, wkdys. 9 to 5.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, lmmed
openings, for exper. and ineXper.,
must be ambitious, call DE. 1923.
statesmen AND sALEswoMEN, to
sell from house to house, nationally
advertised items. such as silverware,
aluminium ware, all kinds of iewelry,
small and large appliances. TV sets.
900 other items, excellent commits
HOME EQUIPMENT, OV. 1870.
SALESPEOPLE-FuH OF part time,
to call on dept. stores. auto supplierS
and gas stations, Washington. Md.
Va. and Delaware; commission basis:
car neces. Call in person bet. 1-S
pm. 1907 Woodbury. drive. s.; S.,
TEACHER. stereotype; colored stu
dents; ewes. Mon. Wedn.. Fri. SO.
State qualifications; give. phone
number. Box 52-V, Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC

LADY. refined. white. to live with
good home and light work. IA. 1855.
in or out; 5ta days:
$3O-S35 a wk. II you are coed
cook and g.h.w., please call EN-.
1890.
MAID, part time. / to 8, no Sundays,
refs. Call Suns. or after q ewes,
OR. 96S7.
MAID. colored. for general work in
sanitarium in Falls Church. Va.
FA. 0643.
plain cooking, coed
with children: live In: good salary.
Call AID. 1899 between 10 and 4
Sunday only,
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COLORED COUPLE to work and man
age small firm in Mass: furnished
cottage; good salary man must be
able to drive. Gail DE 1862. 80
WANTED COUPLE, to manage small
roomins house Give age and ref
erenceS. Box 147-Z. Star.
WISH SOME ONE capable of run
ming and operating drapery and
slip cover dept. Phone IA. 1865 or
RA 1874
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ANTTOITES

Tambourine. desk. Circassian walnut
with beautiful details; lge. piece,
excel. ,cond., made in Holland Circa
1925: $500 Call OR. 1I9l.
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APPLES AND CIDER

orchard. fresh sweet sparkling cider:
cHILCOTTS ORCHARD located on
Chain Bridge rd CRt 1887. bet.
Vienna and Fairfax, Va. Vienna
24B-J
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FURNITURE

GILBERT PEAKE. ia. 900 %
CUTTERS CLEANED. leaves removed
reas. rates. Call J. P. McDERMoTT
LAWN Work. all kinds pruning, etc.
None too small; Expert white work.
MACHINE SHOP - Small manufac-
turer. has open time for machining
and fabricating precision work. Box
a. ;:rs. rs. ;a s'g s' IS sTss se
PAfNTER-Inside and outside paint
mates. WADE. ME- ss35. 30.
PAINTING and pape5inE. SATISFIED
sHs'0nsVs aR HsWRENcg fSS 2yeE RA siSs yssF' caD
PAINTING, wall scrapins; for JOB
well done at price YOU can afford
to pay. Call JU. 7-92lS, al
PAINTING. interior. exterior; caulk-
ttns, roof coating. general repsstrs;
PAfNfiSGN"Do nm my '0' own work. ;"
80 years experience HU 1886. 3n'
PAINTING. int. and ext: brick work.
cement work. MR.. TUCKER. CO.
PAINTING, paper, hansing and floor
payments. IA. 1870 80
PAINTING, paperins, plastering: quick
ly. neatly done; reas. F. P. COOKE.
1881 Holmead pl. NV TU. 3441.
PAINTING. papering. roofing, repairs,
waterproofng cementins; get my
prices first HU. 442a.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; gen.
eral repairs. K. LEAK. co. ea5:.
PAINTING, PAPER RANGING-Pure
oil paints used: minor carpenter re-
pairs; RA. 1854 or GE, $500.
niture Repairing. Prices reasonable.
PAINTING-Interior, exterior; Kem-
Toning.. plastering. HULME. days,
JU. S-4a67; ewes, LA. 6-4156. -6
PAINTING. Let us do yonr painting
now: specializing in deep tone in
teriors. Best quality. O'DONNELL,
PAiN1ING, PAPERlNG. For a good
lob at low price. call Mr. xix,
Su 1T11. :!
PAINTING. interior. exterior. General
repairing. PLASTERING. F. Il.
REESE q SON. Phone ov. 3o62
PAINTING, int, ext. ANY place, any
size. any time. Free est Expert
white mechs. M. F. Beall, SH. 1899.
Painting-Floor Sanding
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REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1912; eyes,. uN. S576,


washers; guaranteed service.
pEPENpo REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN. 1912; ewes. UN. S575.
REM0DELING. painting. papering-
Excellent work at very reasonable
price. MIR. TEL. ia. 1885. ewes.
Ro}oE1ISG. &c, ENC repair work and furnace
saaranteed sssnlns fnq Lut ufe1alaF4ins 1a4ns all work
ROOFING. all types; new work and
ana paintins dlssfS A. sD0q5s s. fHpbMas ffaHrpbsMnasEsy
R6oriNSs ~ ss rIaNfN, SFSf Nsstimstfss padf D.,ntn.
ca cesarslfs MR sfHHiStffIIRs dE aRd 4gs iggSutns
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Free in
: spection; Phone SH. 1896. -29
SOFA SEAT BOTTOMS, retied and
rewebbed in your home. Call IA.
-CEMENT-FLA walls,
JERRY. Free est, LU. I-4756.
STONEWORK
All types. Of stone work; retaining
walls, hreplaces. flagstone. house
fronts. Skilled and oualifled masons
81 Gus lUt estimstss ssieoss oT s44a s4F44@p'' e0ar'e-
rnaayIssoN Gas sSsI.nie.S sssyIcEEss5 th9E
RA. 1875 or LO. $3.50: -2s
TELEVISION SERVICE. prompt: 81
and UP; sets repaired in your home;
Sat, SUM-. day or night Ex. Oo39s
SERVICE. fast, accu-
rate. reasonable. Get 1t fixed nov.
Call DU. 0S22 or JA. 2-6S04
ELECTRONIc MAINTENANCE CO.
rELEvfsION REPAIRS = same day
service; day and night calls. Most
yeas. rates In town. Lu. $4,000.
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ADDRESSOGRAPH 1900
Automatic feed. lister; sIsu cabinet,
20 trays; excel. cond. RE. 1921,
II
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MAID-LIVE IN

MAID-LIVE IN
Prepare breakfast; school children:
assist personei laundry. g:h.w.; sec
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Continued on Next PasS5
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CHRISTIAN SERVICE WORK
Attractive income; unusual oppor. !:
full or part time Write fully, give
s. S. exp. tblindl. Box 405-Z. Star.
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TYPIST
Spare time. Must know Polish
Box 4ll-X, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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I d11IIIIIS"TI IOUI OdIIUIIlS
R. A. GREEN. HO. 1884 Us
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING; white
mechanic: 20 yrs exper.: do own
pxpRk,S xe5k "! .SS eGSo piiSPIN,! RS9B0GT !, .,
class white mechanic. Call Mr.
REANS. Ii. 7-6S9S.
P PAPERHANGING, painting; special,
low-price; work guar; do it now.
Save HEI FGOTT. RA. 1901. -oS
est prires: "" do own Toh1 work: or n suarsn- rsn
teed; white mechanics. GE. 0024.
PAPER HANGING, 81 up per room.
1851 washable sunfast payers: work
guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE. 246l.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story hall house,
low as SS5; VI mechanic Aown work.
RALPH. NE. Sl4S; aft. 5. TU. 0216.
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Walks. patios, stone retaining walls.
WALKER, JU T-6O2o 70
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one 20-sallon, lights. fl-
terins pump and all access; half
price and a bargain for S35. Call
in person or phone after $50 pm.
week days. J. HUBERT HARDISON,
2o05 Upshur st. ne. Phone DE.
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TEACHER. Language; qualified for
French, Spanish, German; evening
classes only. Write L. A. MONTA-
CUE, III Mass. ave. NV. or call
DU. 1866, 81 pm Us
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ABY CARRIAGE, collapsible with
very good cond.; SIS or
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TAXICAB DRIVERS

Best season now started. We assist
you in obtaining Identification
cards; literature for home study.
BOBS STUDIO
10 AM. TO s PM.
131 18th st. NE. Ii. 3-5102,
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REPAIR EQUIPMENT and

stock Consisting OF Practically every
thing needed for opera ton of modern
repair shop; 81 800 takes everything.
EsnS
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BABY STROLLER. Sears; carriase
type; cost $50. will sell SIS. WI.
BABY TFNDA. stroller. carriage ster-
Evening star., 1951-09-02


more weekly awards given to amateurs who sent entries before the
one $40 prize two IS prizes and an mention each week After ubca-
will be rmed the judges these there will be selected final
four na winners will be enter ed in the Newspaper National
cities In this contest they eligible for prizes oalne $4,000 These grand
$3.50 third
honorable
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locals

MIR. and Mrs. wesley Sysur
and daughter, Barbara Jean
of Lomita, Calf. are the guests
OF Nj. and Mrs. Ray Catron,
They expect to be here about a
week: Mr.. Sysum is the brother
of Mrs. Catron.
Mrs. Ted Slough and Casey
OF st. Xavier visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Slough Tuesday.
BAKE sale by the Future
Home Makers of America of
the Hardin high school, will be
May 10, starting at 9 a. mn. at
the Montana Power Co. ADV
Mrs. Ray Mentally of Chokio'
Mimi, arrived in Hardin Sat,
urday to visit at the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Slattery
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Koebbe.
Mr.: and Mrs. Barney Warn
of Big Timber visited in Hardin
Monday.
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winners were Dolores Seader,
first; Ruth Kroehler, second;
and Bernard Lamach, third
Garry Kaiser won first in the
Junior high division.
Entertains at Party
Mrs. r. P. Ross entertained
at a birthday party in honor OF
the fourth birthday of her
granddaughter, Sharon Torska
last Tuesdsy afternoon at her
home.
Invited guests were: Mrs
DWain Reed and son Larry.
Mrs. Jack Petelin and son,
David; Mrs. Robert Dychman
and son, Pat; Mrs Donald Kali
berg and son, David. Mrs
Lyle Tintingec and daughter
Claudia; Mrss. George Ward
daughter, Georgeno and son
Rusty; Mrs. Garnet Roberts
and daughter, Pam; Mrs. Ai2jn
Torske and daughter, Terril;
Mrs. Cecil Ross and son, Pat.
Refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
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Mrs. John Palm of Columbus
arrived here Sunday to visit AT
the home of her Son-in-IaW
and daughter, MI. and Mrs.
Wallace Schoer.
MI. and Mrs. James Ander-
son arrived in Hardin last week
Tor an extended visit at the
nome of MIR. and Mrs. o. E. An
derson. For the past wear. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson have lived
at Basin, Wyo.. where he was a
music instructor.
THE American Legion hall
viii be closed for re-decorating
from May Is to May is. ADV
Mrs. Andrew Torske returned
TO her home Monday after hav-
Ing spent several DAYS i'm St.
V1ncent's hospital in billings.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. keenan, of
Great Falls and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dual of Helena. who
were en- route to Denver on a
vacation trip, were overnight
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Loaney Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kenyon
OF Miles City and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kenyon of Billings were
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SOCIETY.
Winners

The American Legion Auxil-
larry, Hardin post No. 8, held its
regular meeting Tuesday, May
8 with IA members and two Of
ficers present. Newly elected Of
ficers for the coming years are,
president, Mrs. Leo Colstad;
first vice president, Mrs. Eu-
gene Sloan: second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Melvin Cook; treas
urer, Mrs. Iva Goe; historian,
Mrs. Irwin Thalheim.
Plans were made to tile the
Auxiliary room floor and dec
Grating problems were discus
sed. The Auxiliary will partici-
pate briefly in the Memorial
Day program.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Blanche Faber, Mrs.
Amelia Koebbe, Mrs. Evelyn
Butler and Mrs. Ruth Hemin-
way.
Winners of the Poppy poster
contest we're announced with
first prize going to Carol Kali
berg, second prize to Clinton
Thompson, third to Maizie Bou-
ton. Honorable mention went to
Donna PitSch. The posters have
been displayed in the Montana
Power Co. window.
The American Essay contest
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dinner guests at the home OF
Mr.; and Mrs. Sterling Loaney
last Sunday. +
Harry Hamlet of Billings Wis
tied with friends in Hardin
last week.
Robert Sorenson spent Tues
day and Wednesday at a hos
pltal in Billings receiving medi-
cal treatment.
DUE to customer demand, we
nave now started handling all
types and grades of agricultural
chemicals. Fox Oil Co. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jackson
were overnight guests at the
home of their Son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. R.. K.
F'elner in Bozeman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Edwards were
Gunner guests at the Felner
home Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Riggs returned
to Hardin Monday after hav-
Ing spent the past two weeks
visiting in Great Falls at the
nome of her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Riggs
and family, and at the home of
her grandson and daughter,
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Hovde. She
also visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Brevic in Bill
lings.
Mr.: and Mrs. Erwin Schnaad
and family visited at the home
OF MIR: and Mrs. Charles Egnew
Saturday.
DRESS making. Phi. 295-Adv.
c. S. Elder underwent major
surgery at the Deaconess hos
pital in Billings Thursday. He
is reported to be doing nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. j. I. WeStphal
spent three days last week at
tending the dental convention
in Billings.
James Dillon, Jr., of Repub-
Lie, Mo, arrived last week to
visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd Dillon, and with
Miss Gracia Dillon. He is a
nephew of the billions.
FIRST American Lutheran
Ladies Aid, Bake Sale, Saturday
a. m. ADV.
Mrs. Regina Lucas of the
Veterans hospital in Salt Lake
City left last Friday by plane
after having spent several days
visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Roy E. Fly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darr Kicker and
Mrs. Tom Hammer drove to
Lewistown Saturday evening to
visit at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn Kicker and Mr. and
Mrs. Dooley Pauley. They re-
turned to Hardin Sunday eve
ming.
THE American Legion hall
will be closed for re-decorating
from May 10 to May 10. ADV.
Mrs. Darr Kicker was a Bill
lings caller Monday.
Mrs. Eric walker and son,
FIRST American Lutheran
Ladies Aid, Bake Sale, Saturday
May II, Hardin Hardware. 900
a.. m. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Beaudette,
Jr., were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Beaudette,
ST., of Billings Saturday. The
OCCASION was Mr.. Beaudette, Sr's
birthday.
BAKE sale by the Future
Home Makers of America of
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Legion Auditory
Will Sell Poppies

80. Saturday, May 26, will be
Poppy Day in Hardin and
throughout the United States,
Mrs. Leo Colstad, president Of
Hardin unit of the American
Legion Auxiliary, has announced
On Poppy Day, everyone will
be. asked by the Auxiliary to
wear a memorial poppy in trib-
ute to Americas war dead, and
to contribute to the welfare of
disabled war veterans and needy
children OF veterans.
with our country preparing
to defend itself against new
dangers, wearing Of the poppy
will have increased significance
this year" Mrs. CoIStad said.
"The little red memorial flow
er remind us of the sacrifices
made for the freedom and Sc
curity of America in the past.
and gives us inspiration for
service to our country in the
present emergency.
"The peoples to be diStribut-
ed here have been made by
disabled veterans of both World
Wars at Fort Harrison and Fort
Mckenzie. The work has been
beneficial to them as well as
giving them opportunity to
earn money for themselves and
their families. In many cases
it is the only source of self
earned income and a coveted
activity. Many thousands of
disabled veterans have been
given employment in the Aux
iliary's poppy program in hos
pitfalls throughout the country.
contributions made by those
who wear the peoples form a
principal source of support for
the vast rehabilitation and child
welfare work carried out by the
Legion and Auxiliary. so bv
wearing a poppy everyone is
aiding the living victims of war
while they honor the war read"
Mrs. Colstad added.
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the Hardin high school, will be
May 10, starting at 9 a. m. at
the Montana Power Co. ADV.
Leo Deschenes of Billings was
the guest of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aldrich re-
Gently.
Mrs. Carl K. Aldrich was a
guest recently of her daughter,
Mrs. j. J. Heather of Billings.
Guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. j. Beaudette Mon
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Watts and daughter, De-
anna, and Bert Watts, all of
Billings. Dean and Bert Watts
are brothers to Mrs. Beaudette
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lowe of
Billings visited in Hardin Fri
day.
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kindness and sympathy in the
recent loss of our loved one.
We want to thank specifically
Rev. Bentley, the choir, the
pallbearers, those who let us
borrow their cars, and the
many friends who took Norma
to Sheridan to visit her father
during his illness. We thank
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God for such friends and pray
that His richest blessings will
be upon you because of your
kindness.
Mrs. Eugene Borgess., ST.,
Eugene, Jr., and Norma,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen M.
BoggeSS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Boggess.
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CONCLUDES LEAVE

Jewell Rumfelt, radioman
day after spending a leave here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Rumfelt.
Rumfelt had been serving on
the troop transport ship Breck-
enridge, but is now scheduled
to be stationed at Perl Harbor
for a time. He has served in
the Navy for more than 10
years.
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IS INITIATED

Rachel A. Weinberg of Hardin
senior at Montana State COL
lege, Bohemian, was among "a
seniors taken in during spring
limitations for Phi Kappa Phi
scholastic honorary, according
to r. C. Seibel, secretary.
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OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep
est and sincere appreciation to
all our neighborS and friends
for their many expressions of
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Chukes, Thompson
Families United
In Marriage

Ia an impressive ceremony Jan
uary IS, Miss Pearline Chukes be-
came the bride of Robert Thomp-
son, the son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Thompson Of this city, in the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. M. ".
Hudson. Their pastor, Rev. M. v.
Hudson officiated.
The bride wore a white shark
skin suit with black accessories
She carried a white Bible with o
single red rose. Mrs. Thompson IS
a graduate Of Dunbar and has a
very beautiful soprano voice
which blended with the Dunbar
A Cappella choir during her SEN
Tor Year there.
Mr. Thompson Is also a grad
uate Of Dunbar and a veteran Of
World War II He served in the
Navy. The couple will reside in
the city.