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AIR CONDITIONER
CLOSE OUT

CLOSE OUl
All 1854 air conditioners must b
ali sizes in stock. STANDARD TIRE
q BATTERY CO.. 10th and H SITS
ne, Ii. 3-90S2. Open ewes. I'll .
ANTIQUES : Entire stock. China
glassware, furniture. pric-a-brsc
Reduced for quick clearance. Open
Sundays. BICKERToN'S. 1922 Wis
conSin ave. DE: 2-2044
AEEE9EE GIE9E s.,ss WALNs5 = U.s. Rk RaoPshA4l PPs74
ANTIQUEs-variety with lamps, Mt
tings. shades, globes. chimneys
speciality. THE LAMP. $50 w
Broad st.. Fails Church. Va. ABOVE
SHOP SELLING OUT. PRICES
GREATLY CUT.
ANTIQUES, 4-poSter bed. and
cradle; / sectional modern. divan
no dealers. Call UN. 4.6711. Il
which converts to stroller. carseat
table and chair. Also maple youtf
bed and mattress; reasonable. 81
BABY FURN.-chiid's chifforobe
S25; bathinette, S5;, hasinette
$3.50; stroller treli65sso $40; high fs cnsif
BARBER SHOP EQUIP, modern sne {
complete; excel cond. Very rsas s
BaTHTTBs. NG. 1ISSs.' new and used. BASINS
toilets; at lowest prices, BLOCKS
BEAUTY AZ Zee sHor HOP TEoUiFMENT fol
sale. RE 5-5 100. Il
BEDS t2), twin size, Q mos. DIG
mattresses ineludsd MOVING; ~ wi
vrnHnrR single hlOnn. WHIT
mattress and springs; practieallS
RED, SS maple, mar SIS compl.; mapl,
chest; various tables; RCA radio
phono; only IS r.p.ri.; slo. "a
BED. Ii5"nai maple. dbl. innerspg., box spg.
S25; dresser avsil% 2-pc. Nv. I'm
BEDDING-FoAM RUBBER
NsiiSast5; sisslso; while they last, $40
CO. 5-2s33. ii
BEDROOM FURN.,, blond triple
IKE dEeSsnf, new. 'nSSf nsMS1rHs. rs select FSrni.
ture, 2601 Wilson blvd, N. Arl.: Va
BEpRM. FuRN.-solid walnut able.
bed. dresser base with IL drawers
and walnut trim mirror, chair and
night table. Like new. Used only
in guest room. 1925. EN-. 2-l9'|'
BEDRM. SUITE; maple; twin beds
chest of drawers, night table; ex-
eel. cond.; S75. After 6. WA. 7-62ss
BEDRM. SUITE. walnut double bed
compl.. dble, dresser, mirror, chest
Reas; IA: 4,0233. ~
piece double bed; good condition
BkEphRooMh' 6Sh'S SUITE, complete; knotty
pine, SMITHS, Select Furniture,
1901 wilson blvd. N. Arl., Vs.
BICYCLES. SIS ca: elec. fans
S1.5O each. 1898 r: /. ave. ,;e' n;e'
e.! .s.S SiEF ssnai5iSs as '|as w. z;Rl6G
BIeycit; aesSS2i boys, Hlssjgs gsags a ~ ln.'
BICYCLES, boys and girls. 1920
26. SIS each; WiZzer motor bike
S75. Bicycle repairs made. Oper
all day Sat. and sun. BOBs
FIxIT SHOP, WA. 7-o264. IL
BINOCULARS ALL NEW
6x30 individual focus ----$I5 .5l
EA5D Individual LOCUS @-.ON
7X50 Individual focus ---- 23. 70
Sx3O individual focus - 1896
1Ox50 individual focus ---- 32.5t
t9X.J0 individual focus ---- b. .Ot
1880 center focus 1000
Plus tax includes case. coated lens.
Customer Parking . Doors Away
RELIABLE JEWEI4RY EXCHANGE
422 nth St NV MA. S-6l 81
BUILDING MATERIALS tusedl for
sale. Doors. radiators. plumbing
and electrical fixtures; renovating
entire building. Sales room on LIST
floor. 1S25 II ST. NV. -l2
BULLD0ZER, TD-6 International
owner; $1,000. JE. 2-2267 vkdsys
liz
CAMERA, Leica &C, 1875 Elmsr and
Comm. telephoto. small accessories.
S196: or sell separately. Phone
CAMERAS. Leica. Iu-F summicEon
zeiss Pianar F.2aC lens. ease, new.
S220. OV. 3-3537. liz
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

OFFSET PRINTING SCHOOL, all
basic phases, evening classes, End
class starting June 20, limited en-
rollment. DAVIDSON CORP. zoos
9Th st. NV. Call EX. 3-5647, week
oays. Q to 5. --12
PIANO LESSONS for children. En-
roll for summer or fall lessons.
Call WO. $500. -l2
Tutoring EasliSh, remedial .r Of
high school JU. 9-443S. -16
DRIVING LESSONS by competent
instructors. We pick UP students
at home and return them. Our in
structors are courteous and pa
tient. EMBASSY DRIVING SCHOOL,
RADIO M BRoADCAsTING profes.
,ional classes, resident and home
study Free placement service.
PATHFINDER. NE. S-5255, Ia
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NNCOAkAo aAu AShhANSO" oNo. IL ",
SALESLADIES. Must be thoroughly
experienced in children's wear: eX-
cellent working conditions with
good starting salary Apply BEY-
DA's. Ills F ST. NV. Ill
exper, to make Slip
covers for furn.; material already
purchased. D1. 7-404S. Miss Bev-
sEAMisTREss, experienced: part
time. also, work at counter, in
dry-cleaning store. Apply GEM
CLEANERS, 1887 P st. NV. --12
SECRETARY. Washington once Of
trade association, downtown. Call
sEcRETRRY, stenosraphic and gen
eral ONCE work; 5 MORNINGS per
week; 9-12:30, in Sc. suburban
Protestant church; S110 per mo
Call RE. 6-65s5 or RE. 5-651s
sEcRETaRY for architects ONCE
in Alexandria. Shorthand, tipping,
general ONCE work. Phone TIE. g.
2215 between am. and 3 pm;
sECY., part time. temp. July and
Aug; full-hr. day. $50 or $50
am. 5-day wk.; age 1895. ST .40
hr.: tipping nee Apply in person
Mrs. Chambers. tranSp. dept, CAN
ADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC: 1901
East-West hwy, Sill. Spg., Nd:
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HELP-MEN
TV SERVICEMEN

TV SERVICEMEN
TO QUALIFIED OUTSIDE
SERVICEMEN; STEADY,
RELIABLE AND WILLING
WORKERS.
WE OFFER TOP PAY, FULL
TIME, GOOD CoNDI-
TIONS, FURNISH TRANS
PORTATION.
PLEASE CALL IN PERSON
Mayflower TeleviSion
1l46 18th ST. NV.
TYPEWRITER MECHANICS; exper.
on all makes: must be reliable:
excel salary Apply ALLEN TYPE
WRITER CO.. 20l9 Nichols ave: Sc.
UPHoLsTERERs, steady work. must
be good mechanics, good salary.
WASH iStf ASD HSH siMoNfzE MAN, 5.day
week. Apply to Mr.. Lee, ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY CO.. 1917 N. Lynn
wSsafNG Siii III; MACHINE sERv1cEMAN,
eXper.; good pay, steady position:
comm, and overtime; KNOWLEDGE
Of household refrigeration. ANDY'S,
LA 6-4400. -12
BOYS, 1918, white, from Sc. area
Tor part-time summer work. Earn
81 up per hour. Call MR.. FUR
MAN sTsH; 10 re, Work 3-faSS; IN nursery. RoT1frs
AzALEA GARDENS, S211 Sligo
Greek Parkway, Takoma Park. Md.
Ia
MAN wanted to apply tombstone or
similar product. Must be familiar
with applying stone by mold.
Should have truck and truck allow
ance paid Apply to CAPITOL CON-
tracing CO.. 4Sl9 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda, Md: OIL. 4-6l33 {;
ask for Mr.. Southcott -12
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CLERK

SAG1b4A
Between 25-44 years, for large FIRE
INSURANCE office, must be able to
use adding machine; 5-day week;
permanent position; insurance and
retirement benefits. Apply in person.
HOME INSURANCE co.
1922 K st. NV. -l7
CLERK sTENOGRAPHER, 1885
years of age, for school office,
varied duties, aforementioned office.
JAMiN M fiN0uF FRANkLrN XSak ny UN19GRsfTY. Rf gTY
cLERklf9risr, LiIS 1Tih 81 n;Nj y to a5; 5M!lday
week, paid vacation, disqualification; /;
Mr.. sauer, BUSH BUDGET PLAN,
1919 F st: NV, Room sos: ---13
crate switchboard and do general
office work. Ability to learn more
important than experience. 5la-
day week. Apply to Mr.. Norris. NC
NEIL PONTIAC. 1880 Hampden
lane. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. $4,000,
CLERK -TYPIsT, for advertising dept.
of newspaper ofice; 4O-hr., .5-day
week: vacation. insurance, hospi-
talization paid. Call Mr.. LYNCH
CLERK -TYPiST Large insurance
co. mas permanent position Tor
competent young woman in claims
dept. Pleasant air-cond. office, Ap-
ply in person. 620 Woodward Bldg =,
Mr.. EAST. manager, -l3
CLERK-TYPIST, perm. lob: good
( salary: 5I2 days Willing to learn
small switchboard. Call for appt
/ Ii. 4-1052. IL
CLERK -TYPIST-High school grad
uate. for general office work, with
| automobile concern; state aualifica-
tionS. salary expected and phone
number Box 53-L Star. -l3
iCLERk-TYPIST, bookkeeping back.
ground, 21-30; good starting salary
Z. : days y7s4G 20 hrs MR.. DANNEERr
CLERK -TYPIST with general once
experience for building material
business. Located in Alexandria.
Va. Call XII. S-7205. --l2
CLERK-TYPIST, statistical, prefer
married person desiring work from
10 to 3 or comparable hours. Sal
ary open. Ma. S-92SS for appoint
CLERK -TYPIsT. for Sat. and sun.
work only; perm. position. Apply
MRS. SUTTON, mgr.'s office, HOTEL
WASHINGTON. ME. $4,000. --12
CLERK-TYPIST, white, 5-day. 35-
hr. week. paid vacation, general
otiice work. For appointment. RA.
| 3-3533 -12
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HELp-MEA tcon..i

REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Full
time. Plenty Of new houses and Oh
listings Excel. opport. JOHN W.
MULRoY. 90 Hillwood ave. Falls
Church, Va, ,JE 4-5000. ia
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JEWELRY-TO-ORDER

JEWELRY-TO-ORDER
RoDIN JEWELS, s0s 18th st. NV,
KITCHEN CABINETS, 54-in. sink
wood and copper; brand-new; viii
sacrifice below wholesale cost. Cau
ST. 3-7009. Ia
LATHE, 14-in., metal turning; NEE
chanic's special. What Is your best
9faeS9 9fyS uhNSHSRs' hNpY's' IA $500; 80 ;.r,.|:A |A
Tor9, Tore Lawn Boy; trade ,, ms s ACCEPTED;
HARDwARR f. fAysflnsffN fNc to a5os APEhrHi 1niTaTt
Sity Lane. HA. $4,000. -l2
LAWN MOWERS d5), just been
$3.50 ca. s333 R. /. ave. ne; in
Laws iisi; MowfR: Nov SRis Huny slee. ,1 Is II,
excel cond.; $50 or best offer. WI.
LaTSNsiowER, SaiSSNsiiowR ls-in. power, sci,
propelled; little used: cheap. To-
In. hand mower, excellent condi-
Lal%xMowER: tlSV IN Ii24fe, PowKR, Briggs s.
rafi sondtIen;n H$aS $s$; Also axe, shSSsi:
LAWN MOVER. Slim. power whirl-
wing. rugged, $3.50, Call Oh.
LAWN MOWERS. ss each; power
mowers. S35 each. All sharpened
and reconditioDed, BOBS FIXIT
SHOP, Open all day Sat. and Sun.
WA. 7-0264 Ia
LIv. RM. SUITE, modern. 3-po.,
custom slip covers; best offer, LU.
4-4454. --12
LIv. RM. SUITE, 8 pc. with custom
clipcovers; gas stove; elec. Yoaster.
Reas. JU. 5-4662. --12
LOVE SEAT, red velvet tufted: ex-
eel. cond,; 500. Phone Wo.
6-12a4. --12
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DESK, spinet, pine, $40: coffee tbles,
SIS and S25; Victorian hall rack,
SIS: 10-piece fireplace set. $50; rec
ord cabinet, SIS; Simplex troner,
S35. Best offer on Mayer couch and
Westinghouse Laundromat. WI; g.
1882. liz
DIAMONDS. lady's ga cts, $500;
lady's "a ct, marauiSe cut. S225;
lady's ia cts, S575; lady "a Ct,
S100; lady's ! CT. $500; mans
cts $3.50. LIVINGSTON g. Co.
1923 H st. NV. ME. S-526S. Ill
DICIAPHONE and its transcriber
and cylinders; good condition; S95'
A liz
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SAIESLADY

For vomen's ready-to-wear depart
ment. Experienced. Good starting
salary, plus bonus. Permanent po-
Sition. Pleasant working cundi-
tions. Apply in uerson, Mr. Sid
ney. IDA'S DEPARTMENT STORE,
Georgia and Longfellow SITS. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

sERvICE-2o7 3rd st.
Sc, Ii 4-6U12. Id
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DINETTE SET-CHROME
5-pc. Formica, extension top; while
they last. $45. SEGAL BROS
1884 14th st. NV, CO. 5-2S33
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BRICKWORK

No Job too big or too small. Garages.
retaining walls, walkways. repairs,
barbecue pits, houses, etc. Good
work Call HE 4-334R Ill
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IRONER, Thor, $40; refgr., GE,
$50; automatic washing machine,
Bendiy. $40; washing machine,
wringer type, GE, S15; Venetian
blind, so inches and Q regular
size $40 ia a-7630 -l2
Evening star., 1955-06-11

FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
CUSHIONS. JUMBO MATTRESSES
Gallilland, 2l45 F NV, EX. 3-t633
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All 1854 air conditioners must bt
sold: no reasonable offer refused!
ali sizes in stock. STANDARD TIRE
& BATTERY CO.. 10th and H SITS
ne Ii, 3-90S2. open ewes. til Q
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CRIB, Sl2. Occas. chair. SIU' SOFA
bed. SOS: sofa. $50: elec. range.
CRIB, beautiful quality maple; .ex-
cellent condition, springs included,
full size, KE. G-000S. Ia
CROSLEY CAR ENGINE and trans.
mission; l947; new block: Call
AID. 2-n241 any time Saturday.
DANCING LESSONS with Arthur
Murray. MRS. RILEY, JU. 5-oeSo,
Ia
DEEPFREEZE, 90 Gu. IT.; elec. range
and refrigerator. All in excel. cond.
pEHuMiDiFiER. "coldspot" (sesrs,.
perfect. hardly used; cost over
S1O0: will sell for s55. ia. SO 90.
Evening star., 1955-06-11

COOK, plain, seneral housework,
live in; 5la-days. 25 to 40. recent
references required. OIL. 4-10aS.
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CAMERA, 2Nx3A Crown Graphic
sissSS1 sisS1 cISssss. gsSs ss'H's5 Ec.. US ssS7 h;s ga
CAMERA. Leiea IIIa, 8 lenses, many
attachments. developing equip;
worth $1,000. sacrifice, 1878. JE.
CAMERA, super d Grafex. auto. dia,
3i4"x4h":: ike new Is hlm hold
erS and hangers. plus pack adaptor.
csSeRh' iSgi WI centsE S,aSs7ii ia somn- l 10
S5mm. ~. 35mm; f2,5; varifocal
W, "; cases; Niker sss tank; s,.r hltersii best
CASH REGISTER SALE-Big, one
and new. $50 and up. CASH REG
:01a 14th st. NV. AID. 2-44o0,
chair, opens into bed. l-yr. old,
ress. 500. co. 5-7s15 after PM
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, perfect
condition. 2ool 10th st. NV" Apt
CHINA--piplcmat will sell unused
English Roval Albert bone china
set for 8. Mr.. LOBo, EN-. 3-13S9.
CLARINETS (a). both in excellent
condition, Selmer and Noblet, B
fat, ebonite; best offer. Ii. 6-3s54,
CLARINETs. brand-new, ebonite out
fit. SOS; customer parking . doors
away. RELIABLE JEWELRY Ex-
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV, MA,
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GUNS USED
Remtngton 511, 90 repeater, $500
Mossberg 46m, .22 repeater - 21.00
Marlin %. auto with scope - 80 90
Winchester 90, .22 pump - IS 90
Marlin 39-A, .22 lever - 4200
Marlin 1856. .30-.30 lever = 5000
Ward so. 12-gauge pump - 5000
Remington $40. 12-ga. dump 5000
Winchester I2. 12-ea. pump 65.0 90
Rem. sportsman l2, auto. 1000
Remtngton As. 20-ga. auto. 5000
Stevens, 12-ga., double - 80 90
Cnstnmer Parking 9 nnnrA AWAY
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GUNs--.220 Swift Arrow Varmint,
heavy barrel with Lyman Super
fSpperS S snd snecis aSe WIN sg
lent, $40. 270 calibre. by Ack-
lev on modified Springfield. with %
power scope, very accurate, $55.
Colt 10 automatic pistol. $50.
Some lathe tools, cheap. HE.
4-SO45. -12
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closet, oak, 4 shelves.
curved glass on 3 sides; maple bed,
double; reas. JU. 7-724s. liz
FURN.-2 lined oak step end tables.
brand-new. Il price. RA. 6-S292.
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bed, chair, vanity,
mirror, carpet, orien. russ, pictures,
lamps, loveseat, chair. EN-. 3-6152.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING repairs;
remodeling; bathrooms instai!sd,
down payment, as low as S1l per
month. JU. 9-1460. IL
ROOFING, all types; cutters. spouts;
general sheet-metal work. A. D.
THOMAS WA T-73b2
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04
Here and There

Mr.. Nand Mrs. Pat Kelly went to
Missoula, Tuesday, to meet Mrs.
Fred Lund, Peru, Ind. Mrs. Lund,
who is Mrs. Kelly's aunt, will visit
relatives in Columbia Falls and
Kalispell.
Mrs. Winfield Scott and Mrs.
Phoebe Foster, Whitefish, called at
the home of Mrs. Anna Ross, Sum-
day. The ladies went to Coram to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wedge and
Mrs. Mildred Forsythe in the after
noon.
Dinner guest, Friday, at the home
Of Mrs. Ebba Fredriksen was Mrs.
John Stone.
Visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Averill a week ago
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Averill,
Linda and Freddie, Spokane. The
men are brothers.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Kinney the same week
end were friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Ollie Mitchell and David, Spokane
They came to Columbia Falls witt
the Averills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Doe, Helena
spent the weekend at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Averill. Thu
ladies are sisters.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Art Green were Fri
i day overnight guests at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Darling, Big
| fork. They went to Missoula, Satur
day.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04
Name New Falls
Lutheran Chapel

New mission and chapel of the Luz
theran church-Missouri synod was
given the name of "Our Redeemer
Lutheran Chapel" at dedication SER
vices last Sunday.
The chapel with its own entrance
is in the basement of the new par
sopage in the Barney addition.
Pastor Walter Holzheimer COM
mented that the special reason for
picking this particular name is be-
cause it emphasizes the Christ-cen-
teredness of the Lutheran faith. He
continued: 1T would also proclaim
the fact that our hope is placed not
on mans deeds on works, but upon
our faith in Our Redeemer, Jesus
Christ"
Pastor HOlzheimer concluded:
''This central doctrine of the Gospe
faith in Christmas its practica
expression in the lives of the mem
bers of Our Redeemer Lutheran
chapel in the following ways: Junior
Bible class with the summary Life
is worth living in Christ; the mem
bers and friends regular use of thu
daily devotional book, Portals o
Prayer and finally the crucifix Of
the altar which reminds all worship
ers that Christ is the solid rock 0
their salvation"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04
Organize Women's Club in Falls

Organized Tuesday afternoon. was
Columbia Falls branch of Fedora
ton of Women'S Clubs.
Named as temporary chairman
was Mrs. James L. Hooper. Mrs
Carl j. Lundborg was named as
temporary secretary. Meeting was
held at the home Of Mrs. Hooper.
Ladies heard Mrs. Dean King
Kalispell; and Mrs. Hubert Bell.
Lakeside, tell of purpose and or
ganization of the State Federation
Of Women's Clubs. Both Mrs. Kinc
and Mrs. Bell are state officers.
Business included appointment Of
committees. Nominating committee
members are Mrs. Don Piper. Mrs,
Joe Slobojan, and Mrs. Bernard
O'Neil. Appointed as committee I'd
draw up bylaws and. constitution
were Mrs. John Kurta, Mrs. Herbert
Anderson, Mrs. Chuck Hetzer. and
Mrs. James Cumming.
Initial project of the local club is
to encourage voting in the Nov. {
election for the $12,5O0 bond issue
Other large project planned at thi.
time is support of the Columbia Fall.
library.
All Columbia Falls ladies interest
ed are urged and welcome to ioil
this new organization. Next meetin,
is set for Nov. Is, 1870 p. M, at tn
home of Mrs. H. G. Satterthwaite
Assisting her will be Mrs. Hal Kan
zler and Mrs. Ronald Hamar.
Planned for the Nov. is meetin,
is a guest speaker to tell of the Col
umbia Falls library progress an
future plans.
It was stated that membership
to be open until Jan. / for charte
i members.
/ Refreshments were served at Tue.
days meeting by Mrs. Hooper. A.
sisting her were Mrs. Klaas Devil
Mrs. Hamar, Mrs. Kanzler, Mr..
| William Liddicoat, Mrs. Piper, an
| Mrs. Lars Ryssdal.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04
Lodge to Entertain
|Whifafish Members

Royal Neighbors lodge members
of Whitefish will be guests of the
lodge next Thursday. Meet is to
start at 8 p. m. at the Masonic
temple.
Each local member is to have
some entertainment planned. A no
hostess lunch will be served.
Lodge met last week with Mrs.
Hank Larkin, past oracle, presiding.
Mrs. Bruce Livingston, district de-
putty, reported on the meeting held
at Cut Bank. Lodge meeting at Eur
eka which honored the supreme or
acle was also reported.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Art Johnson, Mrs. Charles
Justice, Mrs. Roger Johnsrud, Mrs.
Tom Lee, and Mrs. Larkin at the
close of the afternoon.
Sewing circle meets next Wednes.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Roger JOhnSrud.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04

story.
Royal Neighbors lodge meets next
Wednesday, 8 p. M, Masonic temple.
See story.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04

end were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rey-
no]ds and family Thew visited NJ.
pevrol5,s r.re,,+s II 80 uT
'oyl'o'o PaA GUS Mr' ana nls. =
=. "<l'S1,e.u' ''lel
Mr.. ana MRS. BUD Cneff and tam
lily, Roman, visited with Mr.. and Nrs.
Chris Chef and family here .nA
alco NTH ro,et;v.s = sr.-+;. o.
49, "''n Ae - n<.1t" NY
thursday % sunday: IuestS q week
ago at tne Cnr1 Cnefl nome were
Mr. and MRS. PM bratton ana child
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04

Visiting in Spokane over the week
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04
DavaII Mere. Marks 10 Years

Davall Mercantile Co., known as
The Big Store. this week observes
its tenth anniversary.
The location is the site of one of
the oldest retail mercantile estab-
lishmentS in the Flathead. Back in
the 1905 it was Carr and Paus, and
then Carr and Elsethagen for a num-
Der of years.
In 1881 Louis Bauer operated the
store for the Kalispell Mercantile
Co. until 1912 when he purchased the
business, and continued until 1916
when Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Davall be-
came owners.
Expanding lumber mills, Hungry
Horse Dam construction and Col
umbia Falls growth saw the mercan.
tile establishment expand and grow
Both interior and exterior of the
building have been remodeled.
Davall Mercantile Co. includes {
grocery, hardware and dry good.
department. On the staff in addition
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Davall ar,
Don Davall, Mrs. Connie Darling
Lois Eccleston and Henry Larki1
in charge Of the hardware depart
ment
H. H. Davall was born in Boze
man and grew up in Great Falls
He worked for Nash Finch Co.
wholesale grocer for 10 years, out Q
Great Falls, Havre and Willisto
before going into business for him
self in Columbia Falls. Mrs. Dava
is a native of Belt near Grea
Falls.
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Announce Events
For Falls CYF

Youth of the Columbia Falls Christ
ian church have been invited to
join Kalispell Christian church youth
in a hayride, Nov. II. They are to
meet at the local church at 5:45 for
transportation.
Plans are being developed to have
a District Youth Rally in Poison,
Jan. 8, for youth from Hamilton,
Missoula, Roman, Poison, Kalispell,
Whitefish, and Columbia Falls. Col
umbia Falls youth are to be in
charge of social activities and the
dinner. First district youth rally was
held this fall in Kalispen.
Among other projects, the local
youth have accepted a missionary
goal of SIS for the 1855 fiscal
year. This money will be giver
through Christian World Friendship
fund. Last years goal was So.
Time for the Christian Youth Eel
lowship meetings here has beef
changed to p. M, Sunday
Correction for last week
story of the Bozeman meeting ha
been given. Attending the Stat
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-04
Fete Past Officers
Of Eastern Star

Past matr0nS and past patrons
were honored guests when Estella
Pomeroy chapter met, Oct. Is. Pre-
siding were Mrs. Jack Merz, worthy
matron, and Gordon Trimmer, wor-
thy patron.
Local chapter past officers vel
coined included Mrs. Ed Neitzling,
1923; Mrs. w. A. Bose, 1929; Mrs.
Mary Gorton, 1880; Mrs. Jack Rob-
inson, 1882; Mrs. Ella Moore, 1887;
Mrs. Joe Mateka, 1898; Mrs. Eva
Jordan, 1912; H. j. Mustell, 1913
through 1913; Mrs. Ella Van, 1947;
Mrs. Chef Seymer, 1913; Mrs. Mild
red Forsythe, 1851; Mrs. Dulane Full
ton and Chris Chef, 1858: Mrs. AL
Shay and Bill Morris, 1854; and Mrs.
FINS Elsethagen, 1855. Also vel.
coined were Mrs. Grace Connors
and MIR. and Mrs. Henry Irvine,
past officers, Vista chapter. White
fish.
Vocal solo in their honor was sung
by Mrs. Dwight Kinney, accom-
panied by Anita Lundblade.
Business included appointing of ;
cancer dressing committee. Mem
bers are Mrs. Ed Walden, Mrs. 10,
Mateka, Mrs. j. M. Giroux, Mrs
Len Eriksen, Mrs. Leonard Lee, Mrs
James Thompson and Mrs. Jacl
Robinson.
Past masters banquet, to be ser
we'd by the Eastern Star, Nov. Is
was discussed. Ways and mean
committee with Mrs. Walt Nelson
chairman, will be in charge Of al
rangements.
| Chapter meets next Wednesday
when a practice initiation is scheC
uled. Local members are invited
attend Vista Chapter, Whitefisl
Monday. They will observe past m;
irons and past patrons night at thu
time.
/ At the conclusion of last week
meeting, refreshments were serve,
Committee members were Mr.. an
Mrs. Pat Kelly, Mrs. Teddy Andrew
Mrs. Ralph Clintock, and Mr.
A. w. Howell.