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LIVING ROOM-NEW

SACRIFICE. 80 high
grade sofas and 4S fine chairs. made
for New York furniture market.
Lifetime construction. GOODYEAR
foam-rubber cushions. Traditional
designs. Very beautiful 3-pc. gor-
geous grouping as low as SI95.
Factory open It'll 5 pm, daily.
Open ewes. by appointment. RE.
1910, 807 Mt. Vernon place NV,
LUMBER. used, excellent condition;
private party. RA 1859 after pm
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BRICKS

Used bricks. cleaned. Call US where
brick may be seen; will deliver
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING MA
TER1AL CO.. LU. 4-0500. 10
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PIANOS

PIANOS
THIS IS SHOP SILVER
SPRING WEEK. YEARS
BEST NEW AND USED
| PIANO VALUES.
rights. incl. Steinway. Steiff. KIM
ball and others at very low prices.
Also Sm. spinett (51a oct.l, Sl95.
Huil keyboard spinets, s235 up.
at special low prices. New and floor
samples Spinets and consoles. S4s5
up. Only OF each item. Free park
ing: free delivery, terms. Open Mon
and Fri. III pm; and all day Sat
Pershing DR., SH. 633S '12
PIANOS FOR RENT-Modern spinets
ST. 6300 PIANO MART. INC.
hSI5 h3I5 9TH st. NV. dust above the
PIPE galvanized black, cast iron, cut
st. NV, NO. 1903. WA. 550i.
PORCH RAIL, iron, "a 9I2-ft, lengths
30-in. high; primed one coat. Also
small coal heater. SH. 34S9. L."
RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER, Sill
walnut finish; S75. JA' 5sa$67' ~
RANGE. electric: Frigidaire. Thrifty
30, Sl70, used s mo-; also sofa bed
and chair, S35. Phone OV. 1899
REFRIGERATOR RENTALS, IS me, :;
small deposit, DoWD's, 441S Conn
ave, OR. 1900.
Good cond, Reas SH. 2276
REFRIGERATOR. 6 Gu. it.. Frigidaire,
IN IN, excel, 03 running cond. Best offer
REFRIGERAToRs-we have a large
quantity of new 1851 .refrigerators
that we must move. No reas. offer
refused; T standard makes to choose
from; STANDARD TIRE AND BAT
Terry CO, 10th and H st. ne. Open
RsxffRRsf sa1l5 E. = s9osS new
eg17 1T; Servei; s125 or best offer.
RTFR1GEkAroR. Ell t2Et g IT., perfect, It! $50:
also Coldspot, late model with new
unit; SD. UN: 1921. 10
II 11yr sSdd ;-old; o-yr. guarantee, S1oo
REFR1GERAroRs, # RH1,GEtRAR up to 4oqs Id disc.
on all floor models; last YRS models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes.
until 9; ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
!, 19ll .a,sI Nichols aye. Sc. LU. $4,000.
sale From S25. guar. Also used
ranges and water heaters. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO., 1909 1st st. Sc.
ST 61OO
REFRIGERATOR. 22-cu.-ft. COM
mercial Kelyinator 2-dr.; best offer.
DI. 694q -l2
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE: very
good condition; $50 cash. OIL. 1896
REFRIGERATOR Servel, S35;
radio, RCA console, SIS: rug, AK
minister, Sx10, S15. RIA. I7l2.
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley, Shelvador.
Call Ii. 7-3546. -12
REFRIGERATOR 80 GE. like
new, s-cu. 1T, with defroster clock.
Call IA. s-710S. -12
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDING MACHINE, new Allen Wales
electric s col. ds. Call MACK al
HU. 1871 after 8. IL
ADDITIONS AND HOME improve.
mentS, cellar to roof. UP TO Z yrs
TO pay. HAMILTON CONTRACT.
ING CO. RE. 4477 30'
ADDITIONS and undermining, cellar
20 roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO Q21 New York ave n W
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ADDITIONS

Bethesda Silver Spring and subur-
ban NV. Washington. Call Mr.
H. } KoRzENDoRFER CO. INC.
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LUMBER

Lge. stock of used dressed or rough
framing lumber. Priced to sell.
Special bargain in lumber suitable
for sheathing. flooring. or subfioor-
ing.
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL Co. LU. 4-0500, 4O02
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REFRIGERATOR
Late models; S25 up. easy terms;
also service all makes refrigerators
ALLISON'S, open until s pm, 22O9
14th st n w AID 1924
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MlscL. FOR SALE tcons. |,

BULLDoZER, TD35 Int'l. Hydraulic
angle blade; good mechanically
81 500 or best offer. AP. 1881 OF
AID. 053S. --12
CALCULATOR Monroe electric;
$99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
21Q 1Afh CT NM
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nj MATTRESSES-Au types ano sizes.
new and used; from $4.95. FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd St. NV EX. 1914.
MEAT CASE, electric, loft: good
condition. MCLEAN GRILL. Ell
MOTORS. IT1OO to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear: 6-440 volts: rewound
exch. CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 0224,
OFFICE FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE
new and used oee s n sod
within next 10 days, we have lost
our lease; prices slashed so to 75fe;
free delivery on orders up to SO;
free parking Desks. tables. chairs.
lockers. Bank OF England chairs,
folding chairs. file cabinets. card
files. hundreds of valuable. good,
usable office furniture must be sold
REGARDLESS Of cost. Sale continues
to Aug. II. 8 to 5. each day.
Manhattan Office Equip. Co.
$3.50 K st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANo--H you are seriously inter-
ested in buying piano don't miss
our summer clearance. Dozens of
new. and used spinets, consoles,
sa1s small uprights s,sl and grands are on
as S25 down. monthly payments to
start In September. ST 9400
JORDAN PIANOS. NC. corner 18th
PIaNo. ahf 8 sfs Sprlsht, aR $50. quick -l@ sale.
Can be Seen after s pm, a7i5 S7i
Kansas ave NV. Ill
PIANO. full keyboard spinet, Just
and balance in 8 years. KITS.
PIANO. stief grand. cost So 500.
PTnfT RS HooTT viii sell at sacrifice Can
PIANOs-Console, Jesse French, ex-
cellent condition, S395; apt. upright.
new spinets and consoles. greatly
reduced. Benches for sale. Open Sat-
urdays; RATNERS MUSIC STORE.
736 18th st. NV.
PIANOS -, Government employees,
members Of the armed forces. D. C.
employees. etc, can save real money
on our special discount plan. Pay
as little, as S25 down. Choice Of
fsmos GyaT 100 men 5and nfH pInna pan9s of
st; 81 5000 {; 9 W THE PIANO MART, ]1 i@l5
Pianos in 81 h'T For RENr-spinets. mlo 81
monthly up. Hauling extra Option
to buy, Sterling 9400, JORDAN
PIANOS, INC. 1918 7th st. n "
PIANos-Hardman console, Knabe
grand, uprts.. all sizes, Knabe. Stieff
others, S75 up. PAUL GOLIBART.
In American Storage Bldg. corner
esnatranee: sa5J o:,o 2sol georgia ave AID
PIANOS-Cash for grand. uprt., SPIN
ct; PAgL GoLIBART, AID. 1928
PIANOS-New. famous-make spinet.
Just 1895: quantity limited; only S25
down. balance in 3 wears. KITS S
PdaaMosoAggPust nan h,9Psg So specials ais. in used
lection to choose from. All greatly
reduced $50 down, 3 wears to
DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 G ST. NV.
P1ANos-Fine selection Of factory
names as steinwayl Stein; iii BALDWIN, iSheRs CHIEFS
ering Knabe. Kimbail and many
others. All sold at special August
reductions, All look like new and
sold with a new guarantee. Will
accept trade-in. balance on small
terms.
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G ST. NV
Ia
PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built Baldwin guar.
anteed Embodtes features of small
grand and upright: full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full blow
action lifetime durability Available
in wide selection. of eye appealing
cases in mahogany walnut light
oak, avodite and ebony
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCR
q25 G St. NV
h1fSha6
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Gigantic BicYcle Sale

Gigantic Bicycle Sale
Continues through Saturday. Save
S5 off our regular low prices on
every American bicycle and $3.50
on all de luxe tricycles. The re-
stocks of Columbia and Rollfast BIZ
cycles, and Federal tricycles are still
available. All sizes and models.
BLALOCK CYCLE co.
SLIT Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
SH. $3.50. Free Parking at Rear,
10
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TELEVISION
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models. consoles. combinations
Current 1851 models In factors
cartons.
Our intire stock of the most famous
nationally advertised brands CD OF
TV are being offered at or below
wholesale cost You won't find
better prices anywhere. Cash OF
terms
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TELEvIsION CLEARANCE of new
1851 floor models and demonstra-
tors; reductions OF 50gc and more. al
guaranteed famous brands in per-
feet condition; terms or cash; nc
phone quotations, KITS. 1880 G
TIRES j9l. 55ox1s; 3 tubes. . weeks
old; So so for all. FA. 30Ss. Ii
TIkES, Us Royal. and tubes, size
1913. G12
TOMATOES FOR SALE-5lo cases
California Sublime; extra standard
Italian tomatoes with basil in No
. ne cans. avail. immed. in Wash,
ington. Cay MR. BELFIoRE. RE
8574, or pI. 5522, between 90
TETNk, steamer, a1x1axao". IS
TRUMPET. Conn. silver bell. $50
Cal WO. S064. Ia
TRUNK WARDROBE, new. cost $3.50
SCI SO; Carrier, = h,p,. console
weekdays. s-4, Ii. 5-6700. Ext
0900. Ext. So4. ID
TUX AND TAILS combination fol
sale, size AZ L.; tails never worn
will sell, sos. LU. 1-2S52. -I2
TV-We have large selection oi
reconditioned TV sets. all fully
BLAIRS TV 4922 Wise. ave. NV.
OR. $500. Open ewes til o.
TV--Breaking up housekeeping, must
sell brand-new 2O-in. TV, $500;
reas. offer will be considered. RA
1905 after 6 pm.
TN. l0-in. RCA; walnut cabinet and
table; sliding doors; inside ant;
excel. RECEPTION; Al cond.; $50
TV, RADio-PHoNo COMB; blond:
sell either 1919 RCA 10". SIS5, or
1851 Motorola, l7", 1925. Make
offer: OV. OILS. -I2
TYPEWRITER. Standard Royal with
stand, so, After $50 pm, EN-
0202. 10
TYPEWRITER, Smtth-Corona port-
able; Clipper model. Prac. new: SIS
Call EX. 202o. Ext 224i or after z
VACUUM CLEANER clearance: Hoo
yer like new S21,95; Airway,
SS.95; Kenmore. Ss95: new Royal
tank. S49.50. 3S12 Lee hwy. CHI.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Try these SEN
sationaI new magic handle Singers
first Phone for a free 3-day trial
In your own home. SINGER SEW
ING CENTER, 600 9TH st. NV
VACUUM CLEANER. upright. with
original attach; looks and runs per-
fort rn JnpS t;Y,na
Evening star., 1951-08-10

Lumber and Bldg. Materials
Both new and used of all kinds at
ROBINSON'S. OPEN ALL DAY SAT
AND SUN Quick, free delivery; lx2
Furring Strips. 212c #; S-ft. special
Studs. doc each; Exc used, SC #. :;
12"x6" or 8" Bevel Cedar Siding
15c BID. it.: 1x4 Pine Flooring, l2C
bd. it.: beautiful Knotty Pine Panel
ing. 171ac bd. #; 1x12 beautiful
Shelving, lie pd. it.; special Mould
ings of all kinds from &c ft.; Rock
Wool Bats full thick, so So. it.,
S375; Cement Mortar, Sl.35 bag;
Board s2.24 each; 4xS7is7 Masonite,
S2.72 each; White House Paint
$2.79 gal; Special Garden Trellises,
81 Zach; Sawdust, 35c bag; Kindling
Wood, soc bu.; used Bath Tubs,
Seats. Basins Radiators. Pipe Fit
tings and many. many other items.
NOW rTEJEN-TpX
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware, oriental art objects, tewelry
rugs, silverware. paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices paid. Cal
MURRAY TIA 3323
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ROBINSON'S

New and Used Bldg. Materials. ant
Save on All Your Bldg. Materials
Phone AK. 1900 or come to
1889 Kenilworth ave. me-, Washing
fop n ~ 1nH
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AIR CONDITIONERS

OOIu-R6nIEu-
A small deposit will assure of a cool
summer Cali Il. 3-4Il2. R.. g. NJ
REFRIGERATION co. Authorized
fbondedl Service Dealer.
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"AIR CONDITIONERS'

New 1851 models: 25T Of list price
for cash buyers; installed in regular
windows FREE PARAMOUNT CO.
- l "a ca ASAN
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Complete with Q new cotton mat
tresses;, S35 95: n; FRANK & SON
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VACUUMS-S7. EACH

Over 100 to choose from; must sell
now; all in fine shape; attachments
available for some. Home demon
stration. no obligation. Seeing Is
believing. Call SH. 410S. now. -1O
Evening star., 1951-04-22

It was from command OF
the 9Th Fleet in the Mediter-
ranean that Navy Secretary
Matthews plucked Admiral
Sherman for CNO-at a
time when the Navy was sail
ing through some of the
stormiest weather in its his
tory. Gales stirred by the
unification of the armed serv-
ices buffeted it.
Admiral Sherman assumed
the post without shooting OF
any verbal rockets and today
the Navy is more shipshape
than at any other time since
the last war.
His ability to do this de-
pended less on his personal
charm than on his brain-on
his grasp of international
strategy, military history and
geopoliticS.
The admiral is introspective
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Admiral Sherman CONTINUED

it is doubtful that any one
except his wife Ito whom he
is devotedD knows what goes
on in his mind-and this in
trospection leads to a kind of
shyness that most people take
for aloofnesS. The Sherman
smiles are not the type which
invite back -slapping.
He speaks quietly and to
the point, a trait that has
won him the title "the Least
Heard and Most Listened to
Man on the Joint Chiefs of
Staff"
On a normal day, Admiral
Sherman is up at Gas am,
and, while shaving, takes a
Spanish lesson from his
4 : year old granddaughter
Diane while he teaches her
English.
The Shermans have one
daughter, Elizabeth Ann, who
Evening star., 1951-04-22
5IEIXaTQH3

II you have Heartburn. ssomach upseu OF indi-
eesrion due 70 excess stomach acid. take Se4S9st.
Users say Sedaeel sets faster, lasts E0Rger than
anything they've tfied. Ssd1gsi Is 6sGsSest.
IL "sponges up" burning acid. then spreads
coating over stomach walls that s0ofhss and
protects. Get Sedaeel as your drugstore today!
Page 4-THE SUNDA
Evening star., 1951-04-22

Of Gerisol you take. for Geritol eontains the
newly discovered factors for blood regeneration.
Geritol gives you iron your blood can use.
Taeeed atom eesss show that Geritol iron
appears in the blood within day So the minute
you take Gefiroi. blood regeneration may begin.
Gefitol gives you folio acid and tbe miraculous
new Visamin Bls. the wonderful edecrs OF which
were described 10 Readers Digest.
Gefisoi supplies therapeutic potencies OF thia-
min, ribolavin and niacin whose enxyme action
IS essential for full release Of body energy.
I urge you tired men and women who are
over IS 20 try the miracle blood-reseneFatine
facsors which modern science has given US.
Peel like a new person! Try Geritoi today!
.Tissdssss dee to iros deficiency 1ssMi1.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Frank Statement
5l: lIslsS;y: omen Q sS2a5saS
HY Yictor 81. Lindlahr

Want TO feel like . new perso0?
You mighr feel better, more
cheerful and peppief by getring
more red 10 your blood, better
hemoglobin. This can be yours
stasting with ehe FIRST tablespoon
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12

OF course you know your ABC'S but
do you know your DIS and E's? Under
present world conditions, D standing for
defense and Z standing for Series F.
Defense Bonds are inSrparable. By buy
ing Defense Bonds regularly you help
build the nations OnOmic strength
that backs up our defense effort. At the
same time YOU are helping yourself.
Every Series F. Bond you own auto
matically goes on earning interest
every year for 20 years from date of
purchase Instead of 10 years as before.
This means that the bond you bought
for SlS.15 can return you not just S25
but as much as S33.33. A S37 so bond
pays S66.66. And so On.
U Treo,ury Osparfnsg,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Engineers Here
To Propose
Town Project

John H. Morrison, member Of
Morrison-Maierle, Inc, consult
ing engineers of Helena. and an
employe, A. E. Morris, appeared
before special meeting of the
Town of Browning mayor and
board of trustees Wednesday ev-
ening to sketch what they be-
lleve will be a feasible engineer
ing plan towards the towns
long deferred solution of street
and drainage problems.
Members Of the Brown ing
Chamber of Commerce. includ-
ing Bert Fitzgerald, president;
Randy Manuel, vice president.
and John Gilbert, member. board
of directors, were in attendance.
Morrison, with Town trustee
William Wright. had made an
inspection of sections of the
town previously and this served
as basis for the engineers rec
concentrations.
By means OF a comprehensive
set of maps and other engineer
ing data made and secured in a
similar project in Glasgow. he
outlined, step by step, W h a
would be the complete engineer
ing phase in a substantial i'm
provement in Browning.
Impressed by what Morrison
had to say, it was agreed at the
meeting that public meeting be
held under the sponsorship of
the Browning Chamber of Com
merce. Chamber President Fitz-
gerald has set the meeting for
next Tuesday evening in the Veg
en- banquet room at s. In view
of proposed commitment of the
Browning Chamber, every mem
Der is urged to be present.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Fairfield Eagles
Win From indians
(By Jack Burd)

Fairfield Eagles coasted to a
1912 victory over the Browning
Indians at Fairfield last Friday
afternoon.
The Eagles got off to a fast
start as they scored early in the
first quarter on a pass from the
quarterback to the right end,
which was good for IL yards and
a touchdown. The conversion
was good as they faxed a kick
and pass to the end. At half
time the Indians trailed 1910 as
the Eagles scored three times
successfully.
AS the second half progressed
the Indians came out on the field
to be held scoreless until Ron
Glidden caught a pass f r o m
Puppy Brown and romped 90
yards to pay dirt" In the clos
ing minutes of the game the In
dians fumDled and Glidden again
scored as he scooped it up and
ran 20 yards to pay Dirt
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12

Recently the Tribal C ounci |
choose George Pambrun as credit
manager. Accepting the post,
he resigned from the office of Tri-
bal Council chairman, with Wal
ter Wetzel, vice chairman, re-
placing him as chairman. Joseph
w. Brown, Tribal Council men,
Der, who served as chairmen dur
ing several previous administra-
tions, was named vice chairman.
Will Norman was named a
member of the Tribal Council on
the occasion of Pambrun's resig-
nation. Also named a member
is Tom Cobell. He replaces Phil
Rather. who recently resigned.
With William Spanish replac-
ing Pansy Cavanagh, who some
time ago went to Tacoma to make
her home as to be near her hus-
band, who is serving in the armed
forces at Fort Lewis, 10 members
of the original 13 councilmen ell
ected in June of last year at the
Tribal biennial election, continue
as Tribal Council members.
Of utmost Importance in behalf
of Tribal financial welfare was
the selection of Phil LaBreche,
Sr. and Joe Ironpipe as fieldmen.
LaBreche will cover Browning
district and Ironpipe Heart Butte
district.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Margaret R. Walter
Acquires yegen

In a business deal consummat-
ed last week, Margaret R. Wal
ter acquired June Johnson's eq-
uity in the Yegen Hotel proper
ty. The new owner. who has
been employed as day desk clerk
and Western Union operator for
the last two weeks, will assume
charge tomorrow, she said.
William Long will be employed
as night manager.
The Yegen Coffee Shop will be
under the management of Mary
Peterson.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Tribal Council Votes To
Retain Tribal Store

At a special meeting of the
Blackfeet Tribal Council yester-
day morning. members voted to
continue operating the Tribal
Store under the management of
Hazel Guardipee.
The Tribal Council had the
matter under consideration for
several weeks.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
NeUCredit Setup
AT Tribal Office;
Other Changes

That the credit activity of the
Blackfeet Tribal Council may be
carried on with greater efficiency,
according to a spokesman at the
Tribal office, a credit board COM
posed of members, who are not
Tribal councilmen, has been ap-
pointed.
The membership includes Phil
LaBrech. Jr., chairman: Archie
St. Goddard and Donald Wetzell.
Formerly the members were
chosen from the Tribal Council
membership.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Duck, Goose
Season Opens
Today Noon

The migratory waterfowl seas
on opens today at noon. 1t con-
sists Of so days-from October IL
to November 30, both dates in
elusive.
AS set forth in federal regula-
tons, hunting hours today, the
opening date. continue until one
hour before sunset, or AT p. m.
For the remaining days of the
hunting season, hunting starts at
80 minutes before sunrise and
stops at one hour before sunset.
The bag limit for ducks is five,
including not more than one wood
duck. Possession limit is not
more than five on the opening
day and not more than 10 on any
day thereafter. not to include
more than one wood duck.
The bag limit for geese is five,
to include not more than two COL
ored ones. Possession limit is
the same.
All hunters over the age of l6
must be provided with properly
signed migratory bird hunting
stamp, issued at any postofice
for So. He must have it on his
person while hunting. 4. hunter
failing to live up to this provis-
ion will subject himself to a fine
of not more than $500, imprison-
ment for not more h a n six
months, or both.
A Fish and Wildlife Service
bulletin for the 1852 season
contains the following prescrib-
ing the lawful hunting methods:
Migratory game birds may be
taken with or by use Of
Shotgun not larger than No.
10 gage fired from the shoulder.
Bow and arrow.
Dog.
Blind or floating craft other
than sinkbox. motorboat or sail
boat.
Picking up only by means of
motorboat. sailboat or 0 t h e r
craft, of injured or dead water
fowl, etc.
Prohibited methods are:
Motor vehicle or any motor
driven conveyance.
: Aircraft.
! SinkboX (battery).
| Motorboat, sailboat. or a n y
craft towed by motorboat or sail
boat.
| Live duck or goose decoys.
Waterfowl may not be hunted
by means, aid, or use of cattle,
horses. or mules las blinds or to
enable the gunner to approach
the BIRDS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Duck Shooting Schedule
Available At Beck's And
Fitzgerald Drug

AS a courtesy to fall sports
men, Beck's Sporting Goods and
the Fitzgerald Drug have avail
able copies of the duck shooting
hours in effect beginning today
at noon and continuing through
the remainer of the month and
through November.
The information, which is
printed upon a pocket-size card,
includes the 1851 upland bird
season.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Unusual Services

Did you know you can have your
taxes pai,' o. your funds deposited
in the bank by the Railway Express
Agency? II will also collect on notes
and mortgages; obtain signatures
on notes. mortgages. deeds and 9TH
er legal documents: purchase
goods; renew or redeem pawn tick
cts and reta.'n the pawned article
to the owner; deliver papers to be
filed or recorded by Federal State,
County, City or town officials and
examine such records.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Wheat Fertilizer

Topdressing wheat with 60 to 100
pounds per acre of ammonium nj
trate frequently produces yield in
creases of 10, or more, bushels per
acre in central and eastern Kansas
where soils have been badly de-
pleted in fertility. In the event that
ammonium nitrate is unobtainable,
W to $50 pounds per acre of am
monium sulfate may be substituted.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Jack Higgins Suffers Injury

Jack Higgins. mechanic at Nc
Dougall Motors, suffered pain
full injury Tuesday when his
right hand was struck by a mot
or he and other mechanics were
hosting from Buick. The mot
or, approximately 600 pounds in
weight, in swinging caught his
hand between a brace of the
frame of the car. tearing the lig-
aments of the third finger.
Advertising Pays.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
King Transferred To Fl. Peck

Owen King, who since 1917
has been stationed at the Black
feet Agency as soil conservation
list. left this week for Poplar.
where he has been transferred to
carry on soil work serving till
able area Of the Fort Peck Res
ervatiOn.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-12
Red Lights for Worms

Cover flashlights or electric Ian
terms with red cloth or red cello
plane when gathering worms at
night from garden or for fishing.
Worms don't become alarmed in
this light but will rapidly pull them
selves into holes il you shine
white ligh< on them.