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Nestled on q Lovingly Cared d-fcr
FuLL-ACRE LAWN
Colonial pink" shutters and
TTACH ED GARAGE with
matching color scheme. 3 bright
ssahs2RRsT' ssh2sRT'E lnsffiN IlNiyios RCSH. SSSSa.
equipped kitchen including au-
tomato washer. Surrounded By
Just SIS, 900
with only $70O down 10 quali-
ned 01 or assume a. loan,
Don't wait or you'll be too late.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS, NC.
N. Randolph at Qlebe
IA. $4,000
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AIS. UNFURN., .. 6. lcenl.

coLoRKD-l2 EYE ST. NE.
ALL uIiLiTIEs INCLUDED. newly
TO $3.50. Caretaker on premises.
or phone WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, o31 II st. NV. Ma. S-481S.
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Country Club Estates

Brick Williamsburg cclonial, N
si RsiaFSs Sj;|s,fs;E $9 ND
COUNTRY CLUB. 22-ft.. pine
psneled living Im:, M large
can be used As . bedrrn. sew,
ing rm. or nursery; fun
baths, two v baths, full bsmt.;
att, garage. side screened porch:
This home was eustom quilt o.
the Ansst materials VA ~.
JWkSfMx BUCHANAN. ING.
RaAlo 1ldE.. All. IA. A-l166
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HOUSES foR ALE-s.R.

ANgACOeTIA---MoDERN TWO.RAAk-
ILY FLAT. ONLY $12.B00. Live IN
one, collect rent from other. Two
who. want 70 set ahead. Low down
payment VIII handle Il. Cali M.
Ciark, IA. 3-o011. MARSHALL J.
WApLx. 1924 I4th 81. nv. AD.
C0NGREsg HEIGHFs - a-hedroom
semidetache4 brick. fun bnsemenk:
gAs heat. located block from
n S3Siis 800 N siiSIfoN. KkAfy9R.
cSAGEk ~ HerGHrs - s.5sdsSm. s
eunealoW. ] Is bath. recreation rm.,
huge lot Anchor fenes.. beaufiful
shsubbefy, Weii-iandseaped. 0araee;
Wske. cRer. owner ieaving town.
s0AN saSn l. SHELTON. Reaitof. 10.
"A. xSb ALA, AyEs.-s-rm. -aS s.Sni.
aetached brick, Ike nsW: full bsfnt.
3 hdrma.y level LOT, ige. porch, new
stove. retgr.. Venetlan blinds, Priced
risht. approved by va. lmnasdists
possessIon. T. p. BURGESS. 10.
&-3300. Ewes, LU. l-obl6.
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WOODMOOR

WOODWORK
Is the excellent site Of this sli-brick
three bedroom Colonial. All rooms
Gre over-stxed. Powder room on
fRst floor plus Q eommode and out.
side exit In the basement. ADDED
features include aluminium storm
$14,500
For this lovely three-bedroom brick
rambler within easy walking dis
tanee Of schools. Charming living
room with fireplace. dining area.
modern kitchen, full basement,
fsassa s,s,as 'i hsms z al an
OWNER TRANSFERRING
Offers q non-oI the opportunity Of
assuming large 4sSs loan. Praeti-
eally new three bedroom brick RAM
bier With full basement: 1eaunsilui n,na
Price. $1e.500.
James C. Conley & Co.
eb2S Georgia Ave. yu. s-ll34 I'll $50
ASSUME CT LOAN
S20B dn., bal. SO buys o 2-bedTm.
home with fenced yard: ~ blks, 70
$3.50 dn., bal. SS3 buys . 2-bedrm,
rambler situated on wooded fenced
I'd. Extras incl. alum. scr. and storm
door, I snd M windows and the nsmt'
$40 stu.teSi an. "a. $50 for a a-bedrm.
is,m,Ss hoS.s W 5ooI f.31ss sse soC e. and pvt
1895 dn., bal $50 for z-bedrm.
Yor orG apps. sasi to & Inspect al WI. e-sa2a.
NO DOWN PAYT.-GI
SiS.p00. 4 hedrms., 2 baths. recrea-
tiun fm., pastel kitchen equipment.
Easher and dryer, GRAHAM a Co,
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STYLE
CONSCIOUS?

WELL ALBRIGHT, here's o truly
attractive contemporary brick
rambler With plenty Of eye ap.,
peal inside and out. Huge liv-
Ing room with roman brick fire-
place wall with log storage
and raised fiagstone hearth,
spacious dining eli with picture
kitchen with dinette space,
plenty Of smaft birch eabinets.
and counter tor range, dish
washer, disposal and sfee1er-top
YekrigerMtor, 3 big bedrooms, 3
FULL TILED BATHS q II mas
ter bedfoonl. nright daylight
basement with {6-ft. recreation
space with fireplace and en-
closed powder room. Brand-nev
and available for quick POSSES
sion, prize iz S9n.3lQ with
$3ls DOWN
10 eupllficd veterans. Only one
syailahle. 20 call US TOpAYi
ARTHUR L. WALTERS, INC.
N. Randolph at 0iehe IA. 7.b200
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APARTMeNTs WANfEn

LOOKING for the Yixht tenanti
whsther fvTn g unflfn. apt.; d
reas fee 70 NAEDM.. AD. 5000.
ESSaN;3s S,ss: :; beg ssdrps. 4 Y; Chester: q
Chase, Jan. 1. for 8 or { monfks.
Tel. OF. 6-6iib. e !.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
s-.----~-a--..-.------a
MolaTGo COUNTY

AMEN. U.-sPRIN0 VALLEY ARRA---
ana ana .ssasip. Ssiu %.isorssnS s y SsaisHhi Eisi
handsome big center-hali Colonial
I with den and powder rm,: 4 bed
ssSTms. SatS On 'as srd q l.; re rec. RI rm.:
FRANK D. J. PAtLifps Dr. fipYY; T.isiY:
BEsTshiihisMRx. Erin M lSSSoo sss, BOO . e-rm., ~.
bath brick Colonial In exceptional
cond., 3 BIG bedrma. with extra
lse. clossts: built.in garase, scr.
porch, nice rec. fln.. top neiEhbog-
hood; immsd. pos. FRANK p.
4-k7Oo. so
tumble answer:
Swish, hEaDy,
icny, eckls-DISHES
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Large Family Special

4aEkC EdAAAtly 0pCCAhA
s BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS, BsMT.
Biz brick Colonial. close to pub
nc and psrochial schools. shops.
bus Pentngon and d. q. 14x2O
Nving room with fireplace plus
1QxIs glass enclosed .den.porch,
1914 dining space. BIG bedrm.
with full tiled bath. 2nd d, 2
room: fun bsnit. has sround-
With flfspisce. hsdrm. and full
bath, now used Is efheisncy
apt. built-in garage. Asking
fARHSR, SMITH 4 pcNNErL
IA 7-6i6f OPEN . TIL Q
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

s- e'-Ns
.sRNpERsoN's MOVING seRyICR.
Asitngt9n1 ol0est m0yefs.. .LArEe
~ small. We move them an tfee
estsnaates, IA. 7-027b. .---a
HILL. Nell-knewn mogef-fns. eIper
men: closed sanss low rsts.; spts.
MOVING AND HAULINE, DAY ar
nI9ht: expert handling: reasonable
LISMrr LIslsr EaufiiENSSS. ,0e., mov,n.,
beaches . specially. 5. q, @ORRfS
Tu 2.it60 Of III, 6-aS6g.
MOVING ACROSS TRE. sTRggf or
across the country: safe storage IA
separate rooms; expert pAcking
Phone NO. 7.OiO4. UNION 1TOR.
AGE CO.. NC Esfahlished 1904
RDELMAN MOVING AND BT0RAGE
vii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your nogina. st0ra9e;
rsas. IA. s-2e37; ewes. RA. 3-I4fe.
CHEsTER MOvERs--Larre or SsnaIi.
we 90 them all. ST. $500. IA.
g-0ll6s evenings.
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See For Yourself
Sass N. EMERSON ST.
In N. Arlington Choice
Residential Area
STRATFoRD HILLS
Drive By this attractive 3-bed-
room brick rambler and have an
OUTSIDE LOOK, 23-ft. living
xrn. and recreation rm. area
have delightful fireplaces; fun
dining rm. well-eQuipped kitch-
en- With dining space; unusual
soTsn' ESTe rrice, ls DsssssssR. ssssss 1nS FSr S &.
INSIDE LOOK. csii
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. A-l166
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STITIAND

WALK TO CENSUS AND SHOP
We have 2 all-breik homes; one on
: corner lot with 2 hedrms; expan-
hit. Rear porch. Full bsmt. SI2,-
$50 up. Terms. 10. e-S44O,
WEST a. DIXON, REALTORS
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-w1n, suruo szLlno DEAL W.T.. anAE. ,nar
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BETHESDA
GI-$22,5O0

GI-$22, 500
scaped lot: ) tvin-sizs 6edrooms.
2 baths; earage: property In I'm
maculate new home condition.
Owner leaving TOM. Call KM. q
$3.50 or pI. 1880.
Thos. j. Fisher q Co.
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Sl4.950

$4,000 cash required
HARRY A. BOSWELL CO., NC.
AP. PJ 5.ii11 -as
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OCCUPY FOR XMAS

West Hyattsville---3 bedrms.. IN
baths. din I'm: liv. .r rnr Kit: fun
than I VI old. NeW-house condi-
tion. Owner been transferred. Must
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WOODLAWN-GI
l8R.cns.s Sin lm .sap suise Es .dTcoma. T n.
expand. attic, alum, storm wtn-
dows and screens, full bsmt. nice
fenced lot. conv. location 70 shop
ping and downtown. $l2.950. $3.50
dn.. $50 monthly plus taxes and
insurance. Call Mr.. Rose.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
Days, uN. 4-16l6; Ewes. and Week.
ends, uN. 4-0318 --29
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FURN. APTB. ALSO AVAILABLE
Rental once. o0I Belle view blvd.
so. g. d.sooC s5oi SGSn sna isasScR.n Pm. rhoNl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Machinery ools

WOODS rotary stock cutters, Uni
versal elevators and parts, Uni
versal hopper wagon box, Univer-
sal self powered unloading drag
line feeder, Graham plows and
parts Sold by Stoner & Galway
Plows located at 1868 Alkire Rd.,
2 miles east of Lilly Chapel. Phone
West jefferson 8-8605 or Alton
S-560O. 1910
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Farms and Land

FOR SALE BY OWNERS: 800 acre
seven miles north of London. o.
Stanchions for 81 cows; houses.
one almost new and modern with
new furnace, bath and running
water. Priced for quick sale. All
crops to go with the farm il sold
before harvest. Wayne Harper and
william Evans. 90
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
2 Sheep-Lam
3

1000 HID. WESTERN AND NATIVE
breeding ewes. flock rams. auction
Friday evening, September 3, z
pm. Consignments invited. Wilm-
ington Producers Livestock Coop
erative Association Stockyards,
Wilmington, Ohio, Phone 1859.
3A-72
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Machinery-Tools 10

OLIVER. CORN PICKERS, row, Q
row, mounted. Used pickers, wag-
ons ana beds. London Implement
Co. Is N. Oak St, London Phone
~. 10-7e
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Autom0bileS-Used

1853 PLY. CONvT. BY original own
er New Paint, WSW tires, under
coat, r and II. Good top. New
back glass, 81 Chrome. Very clean
inside, turn signals. Other extras.
First $4,000. Call Plain City g.
1915 or 3-2444. 30
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Seeds Plants Flowers

NEW TETRA PETKUs RYE. a new
high yielding German rye with ex-
ira large kernels, 50-60 bushel
yields. Joe Yoder West Jefferson
Ohio. Phone S-SI5l. 80
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

l61 ACRES. 6 miles from London.
Ohio. room house. barn. 2 cribs.
implement shed. Price only $685.
10000. Inquire McSaganey and
Company, Phone 81. e. High st,
London, Ohio. TO
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

GOOD used automatic dryers and
washers, and refrigerators. ranges
and pressure pumps. Brewer
Plumbing, London. 14--7O
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Appliances


SCHOOL RANGES: 80 inch Frigi-
daire s159.s5; 40 inch Frigidafre
S229.95; 40 inch Westinghouse
$239.95; used Frigidaire washer
$89.95; used Westinghouse dryer
$89.95. Ohio Edison Co.. Frank
Stuthard. Phi. office 476 or home
792. 14--tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Feed Fertilizer

LIME, road, stone.
bulk fertilizer Call w. ID. Dem
nehy, Phone 817-R4 London, agent
for Fayette Limestone CO., Inc.
Box 80, washington c. H, Ohio.
Phone 2-7S71. Washington c. H,
Ohio. 5-F
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Farms and Land

10 ACRES, 10 miles north west of
London, Ohio. room house, barn
on good black top highway. Pos
session so days. Inquire McSav-.
aney and Company. Phone 81, z
East High Street. London. Ohio.
TO
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

new. Four rooms:
bath; utilities; built In kitchen;
large lot. 5000. Inquire al 50 Lin
coin Ave. Harmon Walker.
1911
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

FOR SALE: Baled Alfalfa Hay. Call
42S or 9S2, J. NJ. Cannon. $50
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

GIFTS AND HOUSEWARES. The
largest stock in town. Just dozens
of new. interesting, labor saving
items. Lovely gifts to please most
anyone. Use our lay away plan
and gift wrapping service. London
Appliance Company, winchester
Bldg. lo-fo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Pets Cats Dogs l8

RABBITS, pedigreed. Rex and An
CORA. Call S15Mx3. 1910
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Building Materials

POLE-TYPE FARM BUILDINGS.
Completely erected or materials
only, Free planning service. Phone
272l or drop us card. .LaRay
Farm Lumber Co., Pataskala, Q.
SO
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

A NEW three bedroom house, full
basement. Three large bedrooms
and big living room. Modern kit
chen. This home is all insulated.
also garage. Located on quiet
street. Safe for children. Inquire
McSavaney and Company. Phone
81. z L. High St, London. Ohio.
1910
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Houses For Sale

FOR SALE. Double house on N. Oak
Street. Close to Court House. Reas-
onably priced. Call 1876 after 6 pm.
1910
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
New Merchandise

REAUTIFY AND PROTECT porous
masonry walls inside or outside
with decorative and durable Dry
lok Cement Paint. For wet base
ments FIJI and seal with Drylok
Double Duty Sealer. BLACK ER'S;
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
New Rules For
Gas Tax Refund

The Gasoline Tax Refund hi
vision of the State Board Of
Equalization reports that the
heavy season for receiving
claims for gasoline tax refunds
by farmers, ranchers, and other
non-highway users, is now on.
Records show that the great
majority of all refund claims
are correctly prepared and rem
dered. They meet the require
ments of the law and Board
Regulations. Such claims are
being rapidly processed by the
department and state warrants
are being mailed out promptly
to applicants for refund.
More than per cent Of the
refund claims received require
correspondence or contact with
the applicants involved before
they may be approved for pay
ment. A small percentage Of all
claims are found to be OUTSIDE
the law" governing gasoline r.
funds and therefore may not De
paid
The current records SHOW
marked improvement owe, INT
past for the dispensing q ms
important fund as the result Of
active cooperation with lnr
Board on the part Of the appL
Giants and dealers
Most applicants voluntarily
choose either OF the TWO follow
ing approved methods for KEEP
ing separate gasoline for various
uses and for simplifying tn
preparation Of claims fUr refund
One-the separate tank sys
TEN. using tank o. cUnlalner
Tor highway gasoline anOlne'
tank or contalner TOY nUh-nIgi
way use, having the deaier IL.
dictate the purpose fUr wnIca the
gasoline Is to be USED o. eaCn
invoice filing these invoice,
with claims for reiunC Will q
list OF al machines anc mU.V'
vehicles owned by appncar
using gasoline
The other method - " uslng
tank CT cOntaIner for nUH-nIgL
way use only anC naviug H.
voices from deaIe, 81 Indicate
purchasing al gasoline use, o.,
highways a, retail pump 81
curing purchase o. cred caro-
sips for same filing a. nv UIces
anu purchase slips witt CIaiT. To-
refund with IIsI OF al n4acnInt
anC motor vehicle, OwueC " al
plican. using gasUIIn.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
FORREST !. GERARD
NEW APPOINTED TO
WYOMING POSITION

Forrest ) GeTaro. sOi O. Nj
Rose GerarC o. brow nluI u
executive secretary 0! ln' H!U
ming Tuberculosis anC HeaIu
association GerarC IOrMrrIl
was with the Monlaua assOc.s
uon as a field eXeculn' II.
lives IN Cheyenne Wy,
In MS Official new Capacity ~
will sIgn the Christmas sea ~,
lers for the entire stat o. wy
ming when the Christine. ora
mail goes out TINS yea ae-oI Z
ing to Fred K CasnLe' PEE.
dent OF the aSsUC4atIUl
Gerard IS gradual O. Aioa
lana SlaIe university MIasOL.
and Browning nIgi sCnOr ~
ing WorIC Wa J. IL ~ d.
ar force UomDe' gutno' d.. ,.r
North AtrICa-ILaI\ L-ea.'' t.'
Is married anC Has :" LH4Iu.,'
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28

oliver EpgebEetsen, Frank Whet.
representing the Cut Bank Chamber
Of Commerce met Vim the board 10
regard to the HadaT road W
Mrs Catherine Brown made appn
caiion 70 the Board for the position
pointed TO this position 10y the Board
Board adjourned at 400 O'Clock
J. NJ
October 5th. 1855
Board met al 10 90 O'Clock A NJ
With all members and clerk present
Claims audited ana approved and
warrants signed
Fee reports Ut Clerk vi Court
sheriff and CIerk & Recorder aP
proved
Road Supervisor Emil Peterson met
Nth the board IA regard to road
mattuIs
Mayor u FTanklIn ana Alderman
Vim Brry"Si,h met with the board
fl regard to law enforcement matters
at Browning
Board adjourned at % o ,IU,k + N
October 8 1865
E"aTd met at 90 o',IU,k a M
"ith all mcnIberS anu clerk Present
hIsn present District Supervisor John
HuT ply County Welfare worker Helen
Owens Welfare cases we're gone over
With la, 81 officials and deductions and
addIHOns were made where needed
List OF Claims audited and approved
, r.~ERhI lind
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
hends OF The Library
DW Many Opportunities

20 focus attention not only on
services and facilities but
p on tins needs Of the library.
key enrlcl the resources OF the
rary Dy acquiring - through
rs - books magazines and
Per ibra-y materials, as well
line and rare book collections.
ney supper; building programs;
Fure Dookmobiles for the ex-
hslon o. library service, con
'oute 10 the cultural oppOr-
Hiles o! the community by
Pnsorlng book fairs. exhibits.
4! hour forums, book talks
Hslcals. and radio partlclpa-
y by the library There are
least l5J such groups in the
nAeo States, and the work they
doing Is as varied as their
nnber
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
BROWNIE SCOUT NEW .

Browne Sou. HOO.
MAD tneu Iegula. nIC"-lHt ..''
DAY W 4eaIAec 40" ~.
duct bushes uIcr.lH N'
sang sUHgs anL PLAYED Goa"-
k4Ieeu keul4eu> DlO4G. ~
LTeat
baIUaIa L,..e J,'.J
TAeIL al sOIn PCOL" "H
LnInk luey lUuir W., =, %
continents lAan tnca' alr- ...'
may u CIgm.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28

1asey Stengel. n. Y. Yankee
Enaser, before final wIndup Of
seoa4I seaSUC Some OF them
rlel managers are able " pre-
mat they'll WIN the pennant.
am tnaI smart l Just
pit know
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
[iends Of the Library to
Wage an Active Campaign

. ,ro1ncement was made LAST
n BY Ruth o. Longworth, Ii
ian for Glacier County, of a
organization, to be known
Friends of the Library, to
in promoting interest in the
rty's fine library program.
rith the new buildings now
10 provided at both Cut Bank
browning, it is expected that
r,uch wider use of the library
;Iities will prevail through
the country.
Fbe librarian briefly summar-
4 the purpose of the organi-
lion as follows:
|Fbe purpose of the group is
work to gether to interpret
library to its constituency
to promote the extension
strengthening of its pro-
mn We hope to have all our
sent friends as members.
Is are only Soc a year per
son All that we ask of the
smbership is that they spread
1 word of our good library
4 invite new people to use it
hind older residents who have
A vet gotten the library habit.
iends Of the library Are
ADVISERS TO and staunch sup
rters of library officials help
4 10 further library policies
programs which will assist
! library in attaining its OBJ
ttives
|ln public libraries - citizens
Ia convinced of the unques-
he'd Importance of the contri-
Hon Of public library service
the life of their community,
! e and nation. work together
an organization to interpret
! libra-y TO its constituency
d 10 promote the extension
Z strengthening of its pro-
bm
LA college and university L.
hries - association of alumni
d friends who believe that the
rary Is ;he heart OF any inst
tion o: higher education and
Id thrOugt their interest assist
J lib-a-y 70 become more ade-
.ste ano So fill this important
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-28
iends OF tne Library
d Needed

|And are as important TO q Ii
ary as Is the Parent-Teacher
sOciauor to q public school
y the Alumni Association TO q
Gege o. university Librarians
d libra board members
bne canno, make the library
} real educational force il
build be :. the community ii
ives
Friends o. the library are
|eded everywhere - II com.
Entities large and small, on d
hte-wioe basis and even nation
b, as evidenced by the Friends
Libraries Committee OF tine
he-lcan Library Association.
ew Is tHe TIME TO organize a
Friends group for your IL
ev,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

Have you heard about that differ
emit new quilted plastic mattress pad?
Maybe you thought it was taffeta, for
it looks and feels just that luxurious.
It's dust-proof, odorless, waterproof
you can even boil it and it won't shrink
or crack! You don't have to boil it, of
course-just douse it often in some
warm soapsuds. The rayon and vinyl
filling is guaranteed not to lump.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

You will be happy TO have the coffee
spoons-and you will be even more
glad that you discovered Butter-Nuts
the Coffee Delicious. We say, no other
coffee is so good. We honestly believe
that. Try it, we are sure you will agree.
So buy a pound of Butter-Nut Coffee
8oday. Then send the key strip, 40.
gether with 500 TO Butter-Nuss Box
O13, Omaha 1, Nebraska. Better act
quickly because this offer is good only
while limited supply lasts.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
Baby's Curiosity
Causes Accidents
y, = 4. WHTTTINGHILL, MD.
Mo,zfaua Medical association

ZF4OF&PeFf%$f
BECAUSE BABIES are curious little
neonIe. in addition to being great ini-
tators. they are constantly involved in
accidents which may prove serious.
a baby's curiosity seems best salts
fled by popping any loose object within
reach into his mouth. Thus, the swal-
lowing of foreign objects by children is
a preventable accident if parents
were less careless. This is not de-.
liberate -carnlessness, but one rather OF
thoughtlessDess.
In changing a diaper mother may
hold the safety pins in her mouth Baby
will notice this and before long stray
safety pin will find its way into his
mouth. An older child will also notice
mothers habit of holding bobby pins
and safety pins as well as other objects
and before long she will be initiating
mother, perhaps when dressing her
doll.
Can't Chew Them
Tacks, bright-headed straight pins,
nails, screws and other articles of hard
ware are frequently swallowed by chill
dren. Peanuts should never be within
reach of a child under q This youngster
cannot chew them. Maybe the child will
swallow the peanut in the fright pas
sage but if he doesn't and chokes in
stead. there is great danger-and a
very sick child Some parents overlook
this danger when giving children pea
nut candy. After the candy dissolves,
+bo mt ic cfiII there
Small toys, such as whistles and tiny
animals. are dangerous objects to lie
within reach of the child. Animals and
dolls that have beads for eyes are
formidable piaythings. Small hands can
pry them loose. This is true of buttons,
beads and iewelry, coins, any one of
which. once lodged in the child's throat,
is dangerous.
Bones are also frequently swallowed
by children and yes, even adults. Chill
1ren, losing their first teeth, should be
watched closely, so that tooth does
not get down into the lungs.
Since these accidents can be pre-
vented, cauticE should be exercised in
the preparation for foods for children,
invalids and aged persons. For ex-
ample, they should not contain such
things as bone, watermelon seeds,
orange seeds. lemon seeds, grape seeds
or cherry, plum or prune or peach pits
or the stems of fruit.
Call Doctor
IF a child or an adult swallows for
eign object, do not get excited, and
don't. ask questions that will call for
his effort to make an answer Don't
pound the patient on the back because
this interferes with any successful eff
forts to .expel spontaneously the OBJ
| jet. Call your physician at once, even
though the victim seems to recover,
so that an X ray can be made.
Always remember the incident so
that it can be reported to your physi-
clan, even in later years. The accident
may have a definite influence on the
condition under investigation.
The broncboscope and the esopha-
goscope are instruments devised to re-
move foreign objects from the internal
passages of the body. How much bet
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
THESE SPOONS
SLAVE MANY USE

These attractive spoons are ideal for
infant feeding. They make excellent
lam. or Jelly spoons. And many people
save them as souvenirs. AS demi-tasse
spoons, they fit snugly in your saucer.