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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
BY Terry Adler

ing 20 be . nuisance after Gc>.h
because there was going 10 be an
Investigation since IL appeared
that Hubbard had been MUIR
dered. Well. as you can imagine.
WOFdens house Of cards COLI
lapsed Immediately. lie very
cautiously tried 90 probe Bray
for information, but ell ne got
was that Bray was not quite sure
who did IL and that someone was
coming oyer IN the morning 20
investigate. Bray left Wordeu
then and went back into his own
Office 20 clear up some work.
Worden got 10 thinking that II
Bray were % die. and especially
II it looked like suicide. then no
attention would be paid 90 his
coniectures about Hubbard. That
wav there would be no investi-
cation Of Hubbard's death. or II
there were then Il would look
as Il Bray himself had done u
and then committed suicide
"very neatl" Ellen said vehe-
mently.
Very neat Is right And II I,
hadn't been for Verek ! don't
think We wculi have discovered
that Bray had bcen murdered"
What did vcFek have 10 do
with az"
lie Was just the little man
Il i who came around. As soon
az Worden decided he had 70
kill Bray. he got a syringe and
filed u with cyanide He walked
right INTO Bray's Office and
jabbed the needle into his back
right through his shirt Bray died
Immediately. Worden typed out
the suicide note and then ar
ranged the syringe 50 that il
looked like suicide. This was
about five minutes % midnight.
lie knew that Nerek would BE-
around shortly % inject his rats.
he didn't dare leave then for fear
he would encounter verek So
he turned out all the lights and
waited Sure enough. Verek came
and injected his rats and then
left without suspecting a thing
After that Worden got his things
and left He left the light OF s.
that verek wouldn't investigate
when he came around on his next
round three hours later Wor1en
was a. the lab early yesterday
morning 50 that he could dis
cover the sV'~ide. However.
80 rim - a~' wh1t rsae
.ne 50 PielCLs = "a iaal In4s So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

DALLAS R-Mrs. j. W. Seweii
SAYS the high spot Of her vacation
trip 70 San Marcos. Tex. came
during . visit 10 that eity's sub
marine theater.
she was in . gisss.bottomed
boat viewing underwater life when
7-year-old boy asked the suide
what kind oi fish Il vas that wss
swimming down below.
That" he replied, ia large
mouth bass
On !" said ths snail Boy thouges
fully you mean it's a female!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
cAVo HUeso So RGhoxA

Cave Hueso - modeFniXa Fapida
menle. los mas excepticos SCORE
el p0rvenir De este querido pueblo
ian tenido Qle declararse por ven.
cidos. ri progress avanIa y nAdls
paede detenerlo. \ ESQ IS 10 qus
aQui exta ocurTiendo, PoT ESQ. nos
enteFamos todos los dlas de nae.
vas adquisiciones de teFrenos, ce
uIsvos proyectos De fahricAeion d
edifieios De lnmedistas instalaeio.
nes De tiendas modernas. con pre-,
clos modeFados y mercsneias nue..
vas
! vsmos como los viejos lende.
ros. los cue duranse much0s amos
estuvieron vendiendonos mercan-
GAS con dos y tres amos De atraso.
. preeios eaxi prohibtiyOs, van
Aquidahdo sus negoci0S. Va enn.
queeidos con el dlnero del pueblo
y sc disponen a vivir como RENTS
tas unos y dediearSe . otros nego.
clos los mas ambieioSox.
Con clio Va gAnando IL economic
popular la competencia trae con.
sigo Ia meiOra en- FL preeiO y Ia
superior calidAd en- Ia mereancia
Los Eapatos cue anies habia que
pagar p0r eslos. am raEones Que
10 Justltieasen. preeios MY eleya.
dos. hoy con Ia installation de Tew,
MscsnH y Suffers, los pOdemos
adquirir . precios raEonAbles de
ultima moda. Y estamos perfecta.
mente conyencidos. de que los pro.
pletaTi0s de esas mOdernas ten.
das, gansa buen dinerO. vendiendo
. esos preeios.
Los que aqui eomenIaron Ell ne.
gOcio de tiendas de ropa. 10 hieie.
ron lleyando al principle, un peso.
do iardo al hombro. visi,ando las
easas. proponiendo Ia msreaneia y
ltratsndo de demoStFarle al com.
lprador. IN eSplritu de ''filantro.
pia" eleyadO al eubo, euando fla
ban y Sc eonformaban con medic
peso Semanal. Mientras Ell elieute
suponia cue habia hecho una gran
adqliSlcion, el comerciante engor.
daba 81 bolsa, eobrand0 precios
increibles. por mereancias cue Ell
los habian adquirido en- mercedes
nortehos y surehos. . preeios de
remate, en- liquidaCi0nes De eStab.
lecimientOs. Naturalmenie. cue IL
mayor parte de Ia meneionada
mereancia. era fueFa de mOda. y
adolecia de tener velados los colo.
res y hasta cast podridos en- par
e, que ellos establishments escon-
dian de Ia vista del comprador.
Asi eomenxaron . ser eomerci-
antes y Ilegsron, con el transcurso
del tempo. q tener tiendas. . ha-
Ger buena plata. pero siempre per.
lmaneci6 en- clos IL misma men.
ltaiidad del vendedor ambulanie.
sin que jamas sc les ocurriera qse
los tiempos hahian cambiado, cue
habia que modernirarse. cue tener
buena meTcancia. cue presentar
las yidirieras en- forma llamativa.
que por 50 helleza, Obligara al
transeunte q admirarla y hasta q
decidirse a entrar . adquirir al
gunas de las cosas que en- elias se
mostraban al publieo
NADIA de ESQ. era eoneebido por
algunos de ellos. Tiendas habia,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Guilty Plea Entered

WEST Los ANGELES JB-CrOon.
er Bing Crosbys brother Larry
paid a $500 fine yesterday after
pleading guilty 10 a drunk driving
charge. Ne was arrested last Fri.
day. Police said he drove through
a red traffic signal and hit q
parked car and tree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

LONDON R--it pays TO adver.
tise-even In Communist Russia.
Ever since the end u the war
I have been watching neon signs
so up in Moscow. AZ night their
bright eolors urge ivan Iyanovieh
Russian equivalent Of Joe
Doakes--to buy whatever the Sow.
Vet government wants 10 sell him.
They say.
Put your money in Q savings
bank-it's reliable, convenient, and
safe"
Travel BY plane"
Smoke 'Dukat' cigarettes.
Buy Soviet champagne.
Invest your money in the . per
cent state lottery lean.
Collect Soviet postage stamps"
Buy caviar.
Wine, automobiles. soap, tooth
powder. cigars. perfume. sausaRes.
insuranee-thsse are q few Of the
products pushed.
The advertising Ia mostly poor
quality fourth grade boy in the
United States could CO better-but
The odd thing 70 that the adver.
Using exists at I'll. Indeed. articles
IN the press demand better ads
and displays. so DIES the minister
Of trade. Anastase Mikoyan. xvi.
IDENTITY economic needs are forcing
the Soviet government 10 advertise
In order TO sell some Of Is prod.
ucS.
| he West, advertising changes
habits. promotes new products. in.
PRODUCES improvements In old ones.
], stimulates people 10 want things,
and work harder and more eff.
GENTLY 20 obtain them. In Russia
where the advertising Is poorly
done, this stimulus Is in large de-.
gree lacking.
To see the effec; 81 real adver.
Using on . Russian all one has 10
do Is 10 hand him a copy 81 an
American publication lie turns
directly 10 the advertisements and
starts looking al the pictures Of
things for sale. he begins 20 wond.
er whether life in America IA "a
bad as his government says-and
he wants 10 buy similar goods
Once that desire to buy arises.
one starts 10 think about finding
the money-Of working harder. Il
necessary. and producing more
The Soviet government Is on 70
THIS idea too. even though Il an.
parently does not realize how i'm.
portan, Il can be for Soviet econ.
.omie development.
A year ago the Soviet press took
up the question OF window dis.
plays. One paper said most stores
show windows were being made ID
BY OATS and hacks. Since then there
has been an Improvement MANY
windows carry fairly attractive dis.
PLAYS which &c, huvers into the
stores and sell goods
Autos and television sets are sell.
ins vel with little advertising But
other goods are not being sold as
rapidly as they could be with a
good advertising campaign.
Aside from ideology. one Of the
reasons the Russians have no, IN.
~ recently gone In much for ad.
Veriising Is that tssre has always
been such q shortage Of goods
mat almost anything would sen
without advertising.
There are SIN plenty Of short.
ages Of important kinds Of con.
sumner goods. But certain things
nave 10 be sold 10 consumers now
u they are not 10 accumulate on
store shelves and clutter I'd ware.
houses.
thus the SOvis,s are being forced
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30
Neon Sign In MOscOsr
Neon Sign In MOscOs
Russia Is Becoming Advertisements Conscious

ndlaog's hsss - This IL the third
In a series Of articles by Tom
Whitney. AP eO=rsspOndsn, who
lived nine years N Moscow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

The opening Of the public schools Of the nation rep
reSents democracy working al its best
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-30

More than half the households Of
Great Britain have no children
under Is years old.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Maryland 10 Set Up
Three Radar Teams
To Catch Speeders

e PIKESVILLE, Md, June g.
Maryland State Police hope to
have three radar speed meters
and enforcement teams for
catching speeding drivers in
operation about July /.
Maj. w. H. Weber, State police
field force commander, explained
today the nine men who will
operate the three machines in
variaus parts Of the State will
be brought together here in the
next two or three weeks for
special training.
On ID. C.-BaltimOre Highway.
One of the radar devices will
be assigned more or less perma-
nently to the Baltimore Wash
ington boulevard.
The other two will work vari-
oRs roads on the Eastern Shore
and in Western Maryland.
State Troopers have been
using one of the radar meters
for several years, but only as a
basis of serving warnings on
speeders and for demonstrations
to magistrates, judges and other
law enforcement officials.
The 1853 General Assembly au-
thorized the use of the auto
matte meters calculations in
court If necessary. The law be-
came effective last monday.
Must Warn Motorists.
The Legislature made one
reservation-sectionS Of highway
where the radar teams are work.
ing must be marked with big
signs to warn motorists.
Maj. Weber said those signs
now are being painted.
1t was indicated the commits
sioner of motor vehicles probably
will invoke automatic 15-day
drivers license suspensions on
those caught speeding over the
July 4 week end.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
500 Druggists 10 Open D. {. Farley Tomorrow

Claude E. Smith. vice president
Of McKesson- Robbins. Aaron
A. Paulson, association presi-
dent, will make the final address
Tuesday afternoon.
Speakers Wednesday include
Maurice Mermey. director Of the
Bureau Of Education on Fair
Trade. and Harold j. Bobys, ac-
countant, who will discuss ac-
counting and tax problems.
The Convention Committee is
headed by Miller Poppleton and
Henry Whittlesey.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Lawn Card Party Set
In USO Fund Drive

A lawn card party will be held
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
home of Mrs, Max Warsaw, 1907
Hilton avenue, Takoma Park, to
raise funds for District USO
parties.
Admission will be 81 and re-
freshments will be served. Mrs.
Warsaw is chairman of the USO
parties and a member of the
Metropolitan Heart Guild
which also sponsors this serv-
icemen entertainment.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

About 500 persons are expected
to attend the annual convention
of the District Pharmaceutical
Association tomorrow through
Wednesday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Reporter William Lawrence of
the New York Times has been
chosen as guest speaker for the
1890 pm. luncheon Tuesday.
Other speakers Tuesday include
James E. Allen. vice-president
of the Gilpin Drug Co., and
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Eisenhower ProcIaims
Aid 10 Korea Week

President Eisenhower yester-
day proclaimed this week as
aid to Korea Week."
Gen. Eisenhower called on
those who have not yet contrib
uted to aid to Korea to make
generous contributions to it dur
ing the week" He also urged
those who have already given to
Korea to increase their contribu-
tions if they are able Ito the
end that the private relief agen-
cies may be able to help more
effectively in the monumental
task of rehabilitating the mil
lions of injured. destitute and
homeless Koreans"
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Heavy-duty motor; g.
speed switch. Stain
resistant enamel fin
ish. On sale Monday
and Tuesday at all
stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Let the thermometer blow It's top"
You'll live better. sleep better in
delightfully."- cool movntoin resort eIi-
mate when you hove on RCA Room
Air Conditioner. You'll breothe fresh,
filtered dir, feel more reloxed.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

the season too short, or unsatis-
factory for the growing of sweet
corn. Most of these varieties are of
reasonable good quality, although
they do not measure up to the
quality of Bantam corn. Many
of these varieties are not too gen
orally available, so the gardener
may have to do little searching
through seed catalogues and seed
stores before he is able to find
them.
The North Star has been rated
as an excellent early variety be-
cause of its extreme earliness and
ability to produce heavily. It's ex-
treme vigor, and ability to with
stand unfavorable climatic con-
ditions, such as spell of cold
weather during the growing sea-
son, has been noted in some gar
dens. 1t has been surpassed in
quality, though, by newer hybrid
varieties.
Early Golden 1.13 has shown up
well in a number of paintings as
early, and quite productive. Sun
up is another good early hybrid
Of fine quality.
Several of the Seneca hybrids
are very promising early varieties
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

seneca Dawn prouuceS a heaVy
early yield of good flavor swee-
corn. Seneca so has quality, pro-
ductivity and lends itself well tt
freezing. Seneca go x C13 anc
Seneca Arrow are others of this
group. The Seneca Arrow is a lit
tie later than the others.
Other early maturing varieties
of note are Spancross C13.3, I'm
proved Carmelcross C3013, Gold
en- Rocket, Sugar Prince, Early
Pioneer, Alpine Bantam and Gold
en- Honey. Gold Mine is very
new one that deserves more test
ing.
Naturally, the choice of a very
early maturing sweet corn variety
must be made by those who are
in short season areas, or in areas
where nights are cool such as
high altitude areas. However, these
early varieties can be used in
other areas where the growing
season is longer in order to be
first with sweet corn in the gar
den. In such areas, the major
part of the planting can be made
up of midseason maturing varie-
ties for the main crop.
Golden Bantam has been un-
surpassed in quality. However,
there are many strains of Golden
Bantam on the market and some
are very inferior in quality, type
and other characteristics. Gard
eners should always buy the best
strains. Golden Bantam variety
always has eight rows of kernals
In recent years the new hybrid
variety of Golden Cross Bantam
las come to the fore. 1t is late
mid season in maturity and will |
10 well in areas where there is
/ longer growing season. This
7ariety has excellent quality. Like
III hybrid varieties, the plants as
veil as the ears of corn exhibit
uniformity. Golden
cross Bantam is 10 to IA rowed.
t was originally developed at
Purdue University.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15
Sweet Corn Needs
Worm Weather

by Leonard Wager, Extension
Hortlculturist Montana Extension
service.
Sweet corn ranks third in pop
ularity of all home garden veg
etables. 1t is definitely warm
season vegetable and does best
in areas where the days and nights
are warm. Cool nights, such as
experienced in higher altitude
areas, has a delaying effect on
maturity of sweet corn. Hence,
the days to maturity quoted on
seed packets does not hold in
higher altitude areas, or in other
areas where the nights are cool.
In the past, very early variet-
les of sweet corn of good quality
were not available to any great
extent. At present, a great num-
ber of new hybrid varieties have
been introduced that will mature
even in areas where it was thought
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15
New Lawn PIuntinu

by Leonard Wager, Extension
Horticulturist Montana Extension
service.
Spring is a successful time to
establish a new lawn. The cool
temperatures during April, May
and June are conductive to good
growth and establishment of lawn
grasses. Plenty of moisture is US
ually present at this time of the
year to help germinate the seeds.
Competition with terminating
weed seeds is the most serious
difficulty encountered with spring
sowing of lawn grasses.
A good seeded, and a soil with
a good depth of topsoil is es-
sential to the development of a
long lasting turf. Frequently, lawns
are started on poor subsoil, and
without doing something to i'm
prove this condition, the turf does
not become well established. If
possible such areas should be COW
cred over with layer of 4 to 6
inches of good topsoil. Or, the
Incorporation of well rotted man.
ure or other organic matter will
aid in improving this soil. Man
ures may be applied at the rate
of " to "a tons per 1000 square
feet. Supplement this with an ap-
plication of treble super phos-
phate fertilizer at the rate of |
to 10 pounds per 1000 square
feet. Mix the manure and COM
fertilizer well with the
soil. Avoid using manures that
are apt to contain large amounts
of troublesome weed seeds.
The area to be sown should
be levelled and graded as care
fully as possible. Good drainage
away from the house and other
buildings is important. Also make
sure there is good subsurface
drainage. The area should be rak-
I'd or narrowed to break down I
soil Jumps and make the soil as
riable as possible.
Kentucky Blue Grass is the
most popular lawn grass for lawns !
n Montana. Frequently, it is sold
n mixture with other grasses. l
dost of these other grasses func- {
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

-.r.~- Sle s.Ss -SSAinrl1oSAAAS I>vIiIuIny
Blue Grass until it becomes well
established. Buy mixtures that
contain at least go per cent Blue
Grass in the mixture, and it pays
to buy only the best quality seed
on the market. Kentucky Blue
Grass mixtures are sown at the
rate of 3 to pounds per 1000
square feet. A new grass called
Merton Blue Grass has come into
the picture in recent years. 1t is
claimed to be an improvement
over Kentucky Blue Grass in
some ways. Seed of this grass is
still very expensive. However, the
recommendation is to sow
this grass at the rate of one pound
per 1000 square feet.
The Fairway Strain of Crested
Wheat grass is a recommended
species for the dryland lawn,
where little irrigation water is av-
1t makes an excellent lawn
grass for such conditions. 1t is
somewhat coarser than a Blue
Grass lawn and the turf appears
and dry during the hot,
Try period of the summer.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of JOSEPH N. BIRKY,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the Executor of the
Estate of Joseph N. Birky, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
Executor at the office of Am
brose G.. Measure, Lawyer, in the
Strand Theatre Building in Kali
ispell, in the County of Flathead,
State of Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
ELMER BIRKY (s)
Executor of the Estate of
said Deceased.
Dated at Kalispell, Montana, this
5th day of May, 1858.
G. MEASURE (s)
Attorney for Petitioner.
Montana
GAIA
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

EXPERT PAINTING, body and
fender repairing. We are proud
that we are able to please the most
critical Your car represents
large investment and should you
have the misfortune Of receiving
damage to the body of your car,
you would want it repaired as good
or better than it was before the
accident. For perfection guaran-
teed, take your car to the Harlow
company in Whitefish. If
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

Classified ads are 2Ia cents per
word for one issue. Minimum
charge Is so cents. Ads are 5 cents
a word for two Issues and there is
special rate of 6Ia cents a word
for classified ads to be run in three
issues of the paper.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR RENT OR SALE: Two bed
room house near depot. Also
one lot near school. Also one ward
robe trunk. H. J. Mustell, Phone
25-L or residence AK, Columbia
Falls. 42*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15
Housing, Real Estate

WANTED TO RENT: Large trail
er house for summer. Inquire
Don Doane, Phone SILL, Col. Falls
or write Box 427. 42*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR SALE: With or without fur
niture, "a x 80 ft. house and
100 by 100 #. lot in South Fork
addition of Hungry Horse. House
is movable. August Knopfle. 42*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

MODEL A FORD COUPE for sale,
S100 cash. R. j. Mcmillan. Lay
tlte Block Co., IA mile south of
Col. Heights. 43*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

ELECTRIC STOVE for sale, $40.
Also hardwood bunk beds,
springs and mattresses, $32. Singer
sewing machine, SIS. Briggs-Strat-
ton washing machine motor, SIS;
radio, SIS. Can be seen at 737 Spo-
kane Ave-, Whitefish. 42
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR SALE: Marine plywood IA
foot boat with trailer and john
son 5 horsepower motor. Outfit
used less than 10 hours. Will dis
count 25 per cent. Can be seen at
737 Spokane Ave-, Whitefish. AZ
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FRYERS and ROASTING HENS
for sale. Fresh or frozen, alive
or pan-ready. At Bucher poultry
farm, " mile east of C. N. depot,
End house east of Vans hatchery.
Col. Falls. Az
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR SALE: ONE CABINET and
backbar showcase, solid mahog-
any top. Glass doors. Size IL feet
long, 20 inches wide and A inches
high. Call Whitefish 2-9751, Al
Robertson. 43*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

BENDIX automatic washer for
sale; one-year old. Phone 74-L,
Col. Falls. 43#
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15
For Sale and Wanted

SCHWINN BUILT BICYCLES
properly set up and guaranteed
to give service. See our complete
toy line. Wheaton Cycle and Toy.
214 1st Ave. W., Kalispell. eff
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

CABINET WORK and refrigera-
ton. Wards Cabinet shop, Co
lumbia Falls, Phone AK. 42*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15
MORRIS RASKIN, Deceased.

Pursuant to an Order of said
Court, made on the 18th day of
April, 1858, notice is hereby given
that the 18th day of May, 1858, at
1000 O'Clock A. M. of said day at
the Court Room of said Court at
the Court House in the County of
Flathead, has been appointed as
the time and place for proving the
Will of said Morris Raskin, de-
ceased, and for hearing the appli-
cation of James Raskin for the
issuance to him of Letters Testa-
mentary when and where any
person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated April %, 1858.
JACIE WILLIS, Clerk.
BY MARGARET E. CLIFFORD / 81
Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL) c342
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR RENT: THREE room newly
decorated modern houses. $50
month. E. P. Kennedy, 524 Edge
wood or Town Pump, Whitefish.
44#
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

MODERN HOME ON WHITEFISH
lake for sale. 1-1/8 acre. Only
mile from City Center. ZIG ft
frontage on Dakota Ave. 375 #.
to boat landing. Fruit trees and
very good garden space. Write
owner, Mrs. o. N. Swanson, 432
Dakota Ave-, Whitefish. Phone
2-5330. 43*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR SALE-REASONABLE. 20
church pews 10 feet in length.
The Methodist church, White
fish. 44*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

FOR SALE: SINGLE IRON BEDS,
mattresses, pillows, blankets,
sheets. E. P. Kennedy, 524 Edge
wood or Town Pump, White
fish. 42*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

STARTED GOSLINGS. So each.
Floyd A. Payne, seven niles west
on highway No. 40. 44*
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

I'm The DISTRICT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF FLATHEAD
No. 1859
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

ROUTE 40 TRAILER COURT now
open. Completely modern. On
Flathead river, one-fourth mile
east of Col. Falls, Phone 83-K. eff
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

SADDLES: Among our many new
saddles to choose from are the
Roper King; "Moose Roper;
"Tex Tan Roper; Dakota; Ga
zy T"; Butte; sBlack Chief"
youths Special; Western
Youth; "Ladies Special" Caley's
Market, Col. Falls. 33tf
Hungry Horse news., 1953-05-15

MALL & HOMELITE CHAIN
saws. New and used. Welch Lum-
Der Co., Phone 1904, Hungry
Horse. If