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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
rODAY'S HOME
By MARY L. VAUGHAN

When Mrs. Daniel Culhane
developed o Christmas program
for her children around Q reli-
gious theme she little suspected
the result would be an annual
lecture series on the topic
which she has delivered to
nearly 200 women's groups to
date.
Seven years ago she and her
husband detected that the jolly
old gentleman, Santa, was way
out Of focus In their family
Christmas picture.
Today. Santa has not been
replaced but simply moved to
one side In Q family program
which begins each year with
the making Of an Advent
wreath and ends on Christmas
morning with the appearance
of an image Of the Christ Child
in o manger under the Cul-
hane tree.
Faced Annual Problem
Christmas. l94S, found Mr..
and Mrs. Culhane. like many
other parents. wrestling with
the jigSaw puzzle Of providing
q new bike for daughter Kitty,
a mechanical train for son
Steve.
During o church meeting q
discussion arose on the topic
Of telling the truth about SAM
to to youngsters and their re-
sultant disappointment which
took the Joy and excitement
out Of future Christmases.
Mrs. Culhane's immediate
reaction, she recalls, was, mo
one is going to take Santa from
my family!"
The seed was planted, how
ever. Somehow" Mrs. Cul-
hane says. II found myself
juggling the Christmas story.
/ would stop making Christmas
cookies and tell myself Now
don't forget what day Christ
mas really is It was no deeper
than that, Just q shadow try
ing to, penetrate here and
there"
Tao Many Santas
1--WE spent the usual number
Of times trying to persuade the
children that it really was
Santa sitting on the depart
ment store thrones. II his suit
was a bad at and his whiskers
jiggled-well. 80 they should"
The Culhanes questioned
friends about their spiritual
preparations for the holiday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Ckristnss Sfers Assrs $50 An. ~ 6seo Pk.
MEMS NIGHT g Aps;sk Yali4
VII 3 Meadey, Dsssmbsr u
iFsa 5.e0 - 80 IN.
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SkaaF
BY Homemakers Club

Luther Hodgin and Gene Gun
KEEL of Beach made several calls
in the interest of Dickinson TV
in u community the past week.
Joe Wheeling spent a couple of
days in Dickinson the first of
the week. He attended meetings
of the Pea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Folkvord
and Ross were Sidney visitors
Monday. Ross made another visit
to the eye doctor.
We are story to hear that
Mrs. o. S. Erickson underwent
major surgery at the Sidney hos
pital but are happy to report
that she is recovering nicely at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry French
and Kay were supper guests at
the Leonard Quinnel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton B~runsvold
were Wednesday evening guests
at the H. E. Miller home in Sid
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Folkvord
and family visited at the Ernest
Leland home Tuesday evening.
Palmer Christensen helped Gus
Erickson with chores for a couple
of days this past week to enable
Gus to be free at the time of
Mrs. Erickson's stay in the hos
pital.
Roland Woodhouse and Emery
Brown of Wibaux, Mont, were
Thursday callers at the Ted
Folkvord home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Quin-
nell and boys were supper guests
Saturday at the Harry French
home in Sidney.
Thursday evening visitors at
the Ted Folkvord home were Mrs.
Dick Iken. John and Martha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bruins
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
LOSf-FOund

DON'T Lose your watch, depend
able watch bands at John Stock
hill, jewelers., Box 11O8
LOST - Leather bill holder with
eighty or ninety dollars in bills.
Return to Babe Turner for sub
stanIlal reward. 46-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Help Wanted

WANTED Dining room n kitchen
help. Call at Eagle Cafe. 26-tfc
WANTED II Waitress, Richland Cafe.
47-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

void spent the week end at the
Floyd Candee home in the South
Culbertson community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Quinnell
and boys we're Sunday dinner
guests at the Erwin Putnam home
in Girard community.
MI. and Mrs. Ted Folkvord
were Sidney and Fairview shop
pers Friday. They also visited at
the Ralph Chase home in Fair
view.
Mrs. E. A. Brunsvold and Mrs.
Sam Ritter completed their Sat
urday trips to Glendive this
week. The ladies have been at
tending classes conducted by the
instructors from the Dickinson
State Teachers College.
Conrad Brungard was a Sun
day dinner guest at the Ted
Folkvord home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

FOR SALE - 10 Oldsmobile 2 DIR,
with radio and heater, new clutch
and just o~verhauled motor. Phone
970J or see at 607 = End ST. S. E.
Sidney. 42-tfp
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

FOR SALE - 13 T under irriga-
ton, Az miles southeast of Savage.
See Glenn Mitchell, Intake. Mont.
44-4tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
GIFT

Why not a Band Mothers
COOK BOOK for inexpensive
Christmas gifts. Available at
most of the Sidney stores. 47-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

FOR SALE = 1947 Oldsmobile, 2 door.
Bill Redgren, phone 213. 43-5tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
For. Sale

FOR SALE = % II 3-year-old stock
cows. Bangs vaccinated. Alfred
Gierke. Sidney. Girard Route. 46-2tp
FOR SALE - Boys bicycle 26". Sid
ney Machine Shop. 46-3tc
THE AMAZING new Blue Lustre will
leave your upholstery beautifully
soft and clean. Conlin's Furniture
Co, Sidney. 4T-ltc
FOR SALE - Young geese, 81 live.
acc Id. dressed Phone 900F3. Lewis
Albert, Skaar Ri. 47-2tp
FOR SALE - Electric range. Reason
able and in very good condition.
Also baby crib, breakfast set and
full size bed. Phone 520-J. 47-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Business opportunity.
Take owe a going business with
no competition. Earn a very good
living doing pleasant work. Check
with Bud or Joe today.
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home on
acreage tract 21a miles out of town.
Completely modern with gas heat,
a good buy at $1,000.
FOR SALE: Brand new 2 bedroom
house on full basement, new garage
and close in. Handicapped. $4,000.
FOR SALE: 2 business buildings.
FOR SALE: $50 acre irrigated farm
31a mi. from town, new 3 bedroom
dwelling, granary, barn, feed lot.
Check on this one.
FOR SALE: Modern 2 bedroom home
/. on IS fit. South front lot, full base
ment. A bargain at $500.
FOR SALE: 200 acre valley farm, 80
acres irrigated cropland, excellent
buildings, gas heat, on oil highway,
some irrigated pasture. A good buy.
Pioneer Loan & Realty
Company
HaIvOrsen Brothers
Sidney National Bank Building
Phone 144 Sidney, Mont.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
HONE Ans

We are farm lOan representatives
for the Conn. Mutual Insurance Co.,
low interest, long terms.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
1 WANT TO TALK TO
A RETTARTR MAN

Will assist you to get established
in the bet one-man business in
America without capital investment
supplying rural families in this area
with NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
farm and home necessities. Stock
furnished on credit. Experience not
necessary. Income of $500 and more
possible first year. Write: L. K.
FUILEN, 1900 Colorado Blvd, Den
yer 16. Colo. 46-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME - attach
ed garage. Convenient floor plan.
8O-foot frontage. All improvements
paid. FILA OF c.. I. Terms. This is
an excellent buyl
Modern 2-Bedroom Executive Home
with finished bsmnt. This home has
had excellent care, and has con-
VenienceS for comfortable living.
FENCED beautifully handicapped yard,
with garage. Priced right at S13, 500.
Terms can be arranged.
FOUR BEDROOMS AND BASEMENT
APARTMENT! Owner desires to in
crease his farm unit and will sell
this modern home in Sidney at
reduction. Main floor has two bed
rooms, extra large living room,
Kitchen. Upstairs has two nicely fin
1shed bedrooms. Basement apartment
completely furnished. If you're look
ing for lots of space, at a reasonable
price, call for an appointment to
see. Good Terms can be arranged.
A FINE HOME! 2 bedrooms. Extra
built within the last four years. Paw
ed streets. Located on a corner lot
with a good big yard among other
new homes. An existing C. I. loan
at 40 interest may be assumed by
anyone with the financial Qualifi-
cations necessary. Call for more de-
NS- dAA6G " SGG IllSs GXCGlGIlL
buy, home.
THE INVESTMENT BUY OF THEM
ALL! Six unit apartment only five
years old. Excellent location in a
good neighborhood. Fine tenants
have returned a high percentage on
investment of present owner who
is being forced to sell at reduced
price by other interests. There is
financing available for the right
person. Call or write soonestl
If you are looking for the finest
in homes at the right price watch
this space and call us first.
A RECOMMENDED BUY! Large. three
bedrooms. This well built staIcco
home is less than five years old. To-
Gated in a new neighborhood. All
fenced go x 140 yard. Completely
finished basement apartment. This
heme can be financed G.. I. or r.
H. A. and income from basement
apartment will help make the paw
ments. INVESTIGATE THISl ONLY
100000 complete.
We are farm loan representatives
for the Conn.,. Mutual Insurance Co,
low interest, long terms.
PHONE 4O5
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

FOR SALE - l used pool table. SIPS.
Contact Walt Dasinger, phone rs, or
Don Rees, phone 801. 45-tfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Home Air Purifier Uses
Ultraviolet Radiation

cooking. musty Easements; pets,
ETC.. also are corrected by the air
purifier. the maker says. The
unit uses a cold-cathode lamp
which emits ultraviolet radia-
ton at two wave lengths; at one
wave length ozone is produced to
neutralize odors; at the other the
radiation destroys micro-organ-
isms.
In tests conducted by a re-
search and testing laboratory, 1t
was found that this sunlight and
air-purifler unit produces a
better than 800 kill in most
cases." the maker claims. For
constant use day in and day out,
this unit reduces to q negligible
amount the count Of organisms,
as compared to the amount
normally present in a home I'M
der ordinary conditions, he says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
BY d. M. DERWIN

The frequency of colds. in
fiuenza and other common
respiratory diseases is less dur
ing summer, as compared to the
winter period Of shorter hours
Of sunshine and less intense sun
light. Proper devices for aug
menting sunshine" may lessen
the chances Of contracting in
fictitious diseases.
During the winter months, be-
cause Of the conservation OF
heat. lack Of fresh air inlets and
the avoidance Of drafts, the ex-
tent Of fresh air ventilation Il
often greatly restricted.
Aside from these factors
bacteria and germs are intro.
duced into the air in minute
droplets resulting from sneez.
ing, coughing or even talking
The breathing Of stale air may
result In discomfort.
A controlling device in hot
air heating systems which woult
tend to protect members Of thu
family against airborne germ'
sounds like a good idea.
Devices to destroy bacteria
and freshen the air have beer
used successfully by hospitals
industrial food plants and some
public buildings. Now beint
marketed is an Air-purifier uni
which has a positive method fol
reducing airborne germs. viruses
bacteria, ETC., as well as fresh
ening the air recirculated in tn
average home.
Several builders are now in
stalling them In new homes.
/ The installation Of this al
purifier unit above the filter fac
lin the ventilating duct system
provides a constant source o
radiation. Such objectionabl'
odors as stale tobacco smoke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

4 or S inches long, to which
the ears will be screwed.
Now sketch the whole unit in
heavy outline. adding your own
curves and fiourishes where you
deem them necessary, and saw
the unit to shape.
The other pieces can be cut
without special instruction by
merely following the dimensions
given in the sketch. The leg
pieces are shown laid out prin-
cipally with straight lines. The
finished effect can be made more
pleasing if the outer leg lines
are made in sweeping curves, If
you don't mind the extra work
with the coping saw.
The use of glue blocks at the
points of greatest strain is
strongly advised. These are the
points where the legs Join the
body and where the ears are
connected to the head.
Seat Can Be Padded
These glue blocks are suitable
lengths Of wood strip about
q inch square. The toy is first
assembled by screwing it to-
gether with the glue blocks.
with two screws per joining face.
Then the blocks are removed.
one by one. spread with glue,
and screwed back into place. no
other clamping being necessary.
The seat and its back. which
is formed by the upper extern
sion Of the hind legs. can be
upholstered, using either foam
rubber or cotton batting for the
padding.
AL edges should be sanded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

the main lumber requirements
The work can be done with ordi-
nary hand tools, including a fine
toothed handSaw, a coping saw,
and q hand drill for making pilot
holes for the four dozen or SO
1.inch fiat-head wood screws
with which the toy is assembled.
Laying Out Main Unit
The main trick of the project
Is laying out the head-torso-tail
unit. This is started by drawing
. line about a inches long on
the plywood panel, and at the
extra wood end of this line draw
ing another about Is inches long
to form 45-degree angles with
the first line.
Draw saw outlines for the body
2 inches on each side, and par
allel to. the first line. and on the
board-edge end Of this line draw
o curved tail 4 or 5 inches long
Next, on the diagonal line
draw one 6-inch circle. with its
center on the diagonal line and
its lower edge even with, or
slightly below, the horizontal
line. This will be the head. Draw
p second 6-inch circle on the
diagonal line so that the two
circles barely meet. When cut
away, this will form the ele-
plants trunk.
Sketch Animals Outline
At the upper end Of the dag
email line and at right angles
10 it, draw a line that will put
. nat on the upper circle about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

smooth, first with coarse. then
fine sandpaper. The toy should
be seal coated with a mixture
of one part Of shellac to two
parts Of shellac thinner. though
shellac tends to raise the ply
wood grain. which ought to ne
sanded of before finish painting.
Less grain raising will result II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

you use q commercial plywood
Sealer.
For safety's sake, don't use
paints with a lead base, so the
tykes won't be poisoned If they
'gnaw on the steed. The backs
of the ears should be given two
or more coats OF blackboard
paint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
You Can Build Elephant
In Time for Christmas
BY HAROLD SMITH

Want to build homemade elephant having saddle and
ears that used blackboard?
Dimensions the sketched will accommodate kids
about old but readily be increased in
body length and leg height for larger children
panel -inch thick plywood square will provide
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ROOMS WITH soARp

'sa rms. sH With S% .ssa n,s|: sisstsa ySsn. s.
HoGsE, i46i 10th NV
Ideal residence for business people
and students: Selective menu.
cTus iTjishGSSsSoSS Mason. Yes n Per ave- sssk
for ladies, men; twin-bed rm.. pvt.
bath, and others: S16.50 up. incl.
full-course meals. hotel service. co.
5.934g. NO. 1870. 1I5
TSSni Ssa, foT Te ecs6S Soara eose 9. k 20 BUS
lines and shop. ctrs. KE. 6-Sl4e.
STUDIO RMS. close-in location. near
mbsssies; switchboard and maid
service; rates from $50 mo. include
:. meals daily. MRS. BUTTON Ho'
DowNTowN-Daily. wkly.. monthly
rates. Select menu for discriminat-
ing people: sale. dble. and triple
accommodation; your home away
from hOnc an RE- RE 7-s4ss, Du; =
rARk RI oy TrAW4spsclou. AR 45Ss2 rms. exc excel
lent meals, transp. at door. non
smokers, nondrinkers co. 5-66l0.
ALEX. esot Russell rd.--Lse. dble.
rm., pvt. bath: excel. meals; near
bus: pvt. home; reas. oV. 3-2.5h.
ROOM. BOARD and care for elderly
person in pvt. nurses home; tray
II desired. TV. phone, nice yd. and
porch: refs. EXCHANGED. Phone EN-
THE MAR LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV
--Single and double rooms for young
ladies and men: shower baths: lovely
home: excellent board 10.
EMPLOYED MOTHER with child, full
time maid. Convenient transporta-
tion. Good meals TU .-S353.
ONE OR TWO YOUNG MIN or ladies.
REIN NV home; close transp; home
Evening star., 1955-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITER, Royal KING, plea,
magic margin: like new; 500 so.
list S192.50. Po. 2-9537; week,
RE. T-9299.
TYPEWRITER. portable. brand-nev
supsrseees Susn eIRE SEes1y w reSIses tS 81
TYPEWRITERS ports. all makes. new,
50 .95 down. CIRCLE TYPEWRIT-
Err. 74l 18th Sc. NV. DI. 7-7372
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. 1-YEAR
guarantee; S47 80. sunday; co. .
TxPEwRfTER gs Ef GhE Underwood. S.h pc perfesi
condition, like new. 21i0' 10th st.
rYPEwRifER. 1isi' fhsi r. L. C. Smith, bar tab
super speed, ball bearing action,
$3g.50. Mon. only. RE. 7-2299: :.
nsFs maTsns .Spsab RSsa 'ssasdfHs
SO. EN-. 2-3S11.
TYPEWRITER = Royal KMM, like
new: LB,M. electric. Also Monroe
automatic calculator: paymaster
check writer Call Garden 4-S795.
a@h"Ahanas comb; lamps desk, ' books. clotSins
TYPEWRiTER. iB.M. electric. re-
conditioned. $3.50. WE, 5-6167.
VACUUM CLEANERS = Brand-pew
cannister. swivel-tog backs: in fac
Ss2.e5. 2 sIATTEfRYS's. KE. T-1so6.
VACUUM CLEANERS, used. cheap
Call LA. 6-4779. any time Sunday
liz
VACUUM CLEANER. tank-type: also
upright, dinette set complete: rea-
sonahle. TIE. ti-6S77.
VACUUM CLEANER. upright style.
sell for $50. 2sO7 Conn. ave, Apt.
305, NO. f-3947.
VIOLIN OUTFITS - Excellent for
students: only S1750. RATNERS
MUSIC STORE. T36 18th ST. NV.
VIOLIN, old German, good tone for
orchestra and solo. Best offer ac-
cepted. ia. 5-2264.
vIOLINS (2i, one "a size, S25; one
full size. SIS. OIL. 2-3S22. -13
VIBRAHARP. pa octave Deagan, good
condition: 500 or best offer. Cal
H0 o-131h
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ROOMS FURNIsHEp--k.W.
Officers Service Club

Off1cerS Service Clup
and social activities for active. mae
st. NV. AID. 4-24OO.
COLORED NEWLY DECORATED
room in nice home, centrally located
to al TRANSPORTATION. AID. 4-7e4l
COLORED-LARGE BRIGHT DOU-
BILE ROOM with phone. kitchen priv
ileges. Also single room for youns
lady. small but comfortable. Private
home. NO. T-h625
rm.: home. priyileses; unlimited
ICOLORED-HOTEL LINCOLN, e9 Lo.
up: wkly. Apply at desk or call Du
f-7702 -l6
COLORED - KANSAS AVE. NV. -
Lovely room; twin or double bed
home privileges. RA. 3-5639. Ia
ICOLORED-SGL. ROOM, young lady;
home priVils. I425 Buchanan st
ICoLORED-R ST. N.w.-Tyin bed
front. conv loc.: also single room
FOR man: priyileses. DU. 7-6641,
ICoLoRED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. fol
seie. empl. person; S32 mo-: conv
transp.; quiet home. Ia. 9-lS73
ICOLORED-NICE CLEAN FRONT
room for a gentleman: conv. transp
cnt ldth hptn 81 carline; RAi $3.50. wwli
Sj5 mo-; use Of phone and kit. RA
coLoRED-1s44 KALoRAMA RD
NV. rms. kitchen privileges
reasonable. Ho. 2.63l6 .-13
yts Sith pTivilsges vi Be- .osss 0ssS l4th and sYo'
C0LORED-l.3I EUCLID ST. NV
Large front rm., empl. people; 81
C0LORED-LGE. FRONT RM.. nieel!
furn;, twin beds. windows. kit
priyils co 5-Jln4
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

1917 N. EDGEWOOD. Arl.--Lovely
rm., nr. bus. home privils.. unlimited
phone, Tv. ia. S-531S. LIZ
N. ARL.--Attractive, comfortable rm..
pvt. bath. near bus: gentleman. ia.
ROOM, washington Grove
-Conv. transp. to downtown Wash.
commuters train, daily. transp. to
Bethesda. Board optional; pvt. resi-
dence. Gaithersburg 240. --13
SIT. PG.-Newly furn. rm.. next to
bath bath; kit; +, priyii d5. optional. Employed
N. II AkL.. ri. i blk. 0i OF Wilson blvd. near
Colonial Villase-Attractive room
next. to bath in pvt adult home: re-
fined gentleman only. ia. 2-5915;
TWO DOUBLE BEDRMs.. next to
ome Ron one DEs E'h from sn .SSp RU5sn cl IN PS
stop at door; very rsas. SS2l Flower
ave. Silver Spring. JU. 7-73.4. -1S
3I10 TAYLOR ST., Mt. Rainier. Md.
- rooms, I room, kitchen priv,
asy iIsSes s1SaS no shildTe1 1fN ~ pets cal all
ARLINGToN, VA. 37as 18th st. s.
bus line. Reas. JA. ee4s85. ia
pine-paneled rm.. semi
pvt. bath, pvt. home; unlim. phone:
blk. bus: gentleman. JA. .-544l
As4lSeaSS s1 SS%s ..zS77 gaDGsss Sa}s ssS sssr Il
mr. clarendon-1 blk
from shops and transp: bedrm. with
pvt bath; girl. ia. S-110s. Ia
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Md. mr.. An
drews and Suitland-Very lee, dbl
SO for l; SIS for 2. RE. BILL;
N. ARL.. 4se5 N cath st.-Lovely
rm. next bath; new home; priyils:
close bus. rests: reas. IA; %-156!
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly HillS-Russel
baih bs aresPFiyass Can TE s,s1s entrance private
KENsiNGToN--In private home. sirl
HOTEL Rms. and family apts., mr.
Pentagon: low day and week rates
free parking. IA; 2-3343.
BUCKINGHAM-,,Nice lge. rm. in, pvt
home > beautifully beau y. turR' share - bath n
ARL.. N.-Lse. bedrm., twin beds: kit
nr. bus and Kanns. ia. 7-sa47.
MISUNDERSTANDING entrance. next
to bath: lst A.; clean; blk. to
transp.; refined gentleman. XII. g.
Isi. N. EDGEwooD-Lovsly rm..
nr. bus: homo PRIVILEGES, unlim.
phone. ia. S-531S.
ARL., close Clarendon-Lge. 1st-h.
rm.. adjoining bath with T s.: $50
c%ScFNIa %S man only GG,rIh "A; 7Hsn I'll, .S,,e Ia.
nearby Va. home with / or 2 gen.
tlemen. IA. 7-067O.
SILVER SPRING-Lovely rm. with
double bed. next to bath; home
priyils. or . persons. 10. 4-10S7.