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any Of these except as provided in An. XII.

Of mes szSR' :. PROVIDED u1.5 Ar r. 10o. stated
Since ne proposed Art " would take the place Of The present
proposed article inconsistent herewith would be repealed By
Section SO: purpose repeal this
o 9s Inc pss o prs q ne some % on Charters
would be the provisions contained in section and section
ron STATE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS AFTER 1861
By 1. 1887 3d. legislature proposed amendments
Art " Constitution Art " IS and
see The term Of o.. for ihs and n.u,:n:n,
sSos.n and gushsd shall attained IN: q
S.a Il hs stat. Tor year ns preceding siseiOn Both
hs 3 ' TS = r. g@l's s A. Of treasure.
and siSruSy hS b i've The S , sr@ Of
fnus in Office until his successor
sc.rs shan each ). PisssIiS:d By law
amended as proposed by the legislature Art " " and
Section j. The term governor lieu
q. eRos:H ana qaaa.a EACH ha:
preceding his election Both shah be eii''ns
=. sse. Of I'll; s. q ,
and each shah eonnus in office until his
been ssiS I 1s s1 s ..a ' !. In .e fi By sns
The purpose and effect OF each section OF this proposed amer
ARTICLE
To make the term Of Office for governor lieutenant
governor years instead Of presently
The effect accomplish the purpose stated.
l. To Of of secretary of state
s snd pP RTRfy crowded term Oh 'ou years "' 0'
q To continue the term OF office OF state auditor as term
The effect would be to accomplish purposes
h RF2R4snH FoR EEcsL1ToSs 70 HOLD
CERTAIN OFFICES
By l. 1857 922 legislature proposed amendment
Art G Of the 9. MnD Ds f6o CONSTITUTION
See 8 No representative shall during the tim.
The United States or the State Of Minnesota except
ad h SHs ShS has the
which during of the legislature
Of which he was member until one year after the expiration
II amended as proposed by the legislature Art w. VIII
representative shall during the
for which he is elected hold any nonSsev: oss undsI me
United that of postmaster No senator
oaeo but any senator or representative who any
elective office under the authority Of the state or the United
terminate repre-
iSai nothing herein contained shah preclude any senator
% ob T% ' on % S any hs !. ha NOT
ii Sc Dpo soS and eee be
ARTICLE
Section 0: The purposes are
the $ T Which he Elected hold sny state federal mons
elective Office except for the Office of notary public and post
master 80, -,
qualified for election to any elective Office
To expressly provide that any senator or rsPresenaeSe
ONCE automatically terminates his office senator or
To provide that the limitations upon senators or repre-
as attorney for any political subdivision Of the
state except serving as county attorney $500
The The eOpos SpSa and
hfiton would be continued with one minor change being the
exception of the office Of notary public Elective offices are re-
Since the amendment omts the existing provision
which has been created or the emomens Of which
increased duEng the session Of the legislature Of which he was
ONCE legislature" this prohibition would be repealed by
implication.
NILES EfiS 5p Tok SHDSr'
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vital role Negroes have played in
the history OF the Roman Catholic
church. Three OF the Roman
Catholic popes were Negroes Me-
groes have also played a signifi-
cant role In the history OF tho
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ARTICLE ~

hymns, seven books and many
letters pertaining to the Catholic
faith During his reign 80 priests,
two deacons and 81 bishops were
consecrated.
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CLAIM , POPES
WERE NEGROES

BY VICTOR CALVERTON
Rome (ANPl - The death OF
Pope Plus XII brings 10 mind the
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ARTICLE XII


To authorize the legislature provide for the creation
organization administration consolidation division
luton OF local government units and their functions.
To authorize the legislature 10 provide for the
boundaries OF local units and for the
county Seats provided however that county boundaries
not be changed and county seats be until
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Society
Richland Chapter O.E.S.
Initiates Candidates

Richland Chapter No. 81, Order
of the Eastern Star, met Wednes-
day evening, January 8 with Wor-
thy Matron Alberta Petersen and
Worthy Patron Jess Baxter pre-
siding. Following the regular bus
mess session Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Fulkerson received the initiatory
degrees of the Order. During this
impressive ceremony appropriate
selections were sung by the Chap
ter choir with Mrs. Pete Tote as
organist.
Harry E. Loucks of Plentywood,
Grand Patron of the Montana
Grand Chapter, O.E.S., Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lund of Reserve.
Mrs. Alma Power, and MIR. Full
kerson's mother and brother, Mrs
Pearl Fulkerson and Gene Full
kerson, all of Plentywood, were
out of town guests.
Following the meeting a socia
hour was enjoyed during which I;
tempting lunch was served b.
Mrs. Francis Jones, Mrs. Chri
Mable) Hansen, and Mrs. Car
Johnson.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Henry S~cIlepens
Heads Richland
County Red Cross

President Syl Braaten presided
at the regular meeting of the
Richland County Red Cross Chap
ter held Tuesday evening at the
Richland County Courthouse. This
was the annual meeting for cleo
ton of officers and the following
were elected and installed: Henry
Schepens, president TO succeed
Mr.. Braaten; Mrs. Afford Bahls,
reelected vice president; Mrs.
Bailey Fisher, reelected secre-
tary; Dave Clark elected treasur-
er to succeed Dale Mavity.
After the new officers were
installed new bylaws were drawn
up and committee chairmen APP
pointed. Gus Fjelstad was ap-
pointed Home Service secretary to
succeed Mrs. Harry Clark; Mrs.
Afford Bahls was reappointed
chairman of the bloodmobile COM
mittee; John Hall, chairman OF
the overall fund drive; Grace Ar
thaud, chairman of the first aid
committee; Dick Buehler, chair
man of water and ice safety COM
mittee. There still remain a num-
Der of committee appointments to
be made which will be announced
later.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
MSES Reports
Data Here

A total of 167 persons were list
ed as available for employment
in the Sidney area during De-
cember compared with 1876 for the
same period last year, according
to figures released by the Montana
State Employment Service local
office.
Jack Egge, manager, said that
81 persons filed applications for
work during the month to bring
the total for the year to 802. The
totals for the comparable period in
1856 were 104 and 845.
During December, rs persons
were referred to jobs compared
! with 81 during the same period
last year. OF the total, % were
made to non-agricultural employ
ers.
Other yearly figures showed a
slight drop in individual place
ments compared with 1856. Dur
ing 1857, the local office referred
Oil persons to jobs. The total for
the previous year was 1O14. Mr.
Egge pointed out, however, that
total placements reached 454C
during 1857 as compared to 1851
for 1856. This increase was pri-
marily due to an accelerated mi
gratory farm worker program.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Mrs. Mellinger's
Grandson Is Killed
In California

Mrs. Leila M~ellinger returned
Sunday from Highland, near San
Bernadino, California, where she
was called by the serious condi-
ton of a grandson, Rodney Leon
ard Tufts from injuries sustained
when he was struck by a car there
December 20. Mrs. Mellinger left
here December % and he died
shortly after her arrival. His
mother, Mrs. Tufts, will be re-
membered as Dorothy Mellinger
who was born and raised in the
Sidney community.
The following is taken from the
Highland, Calf. daily newspaper:
Rodney Leonard Tufts
Rodney Leonard Tufts. 10, of
26122 Base Line, Highland, died
Sunday at Norton ALB Hospital of
injuries sustained when he was
struck by a car. A native of Mis-
soula, Mont, he was a student
at Parks College of Aeronautical
Technology, E. st. Louis, Illinois.
He was a licensed commercial
pilot, and a member of the Air
craft Owners & Pilots Assn, In
tercollegiate Flying Assn, and
ROTC.
Survivors include the parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Tufts of
Highland; a brother, Lanny of
Highland, and grandparents, Mrs.
Leila Mellinger of Sidney, Mont,
and Mrs. Agnes Tufts of Missoula.
Funeral services was held Sat-
urday, Dec. 9th at 10 am. at
Kremer Funeral Home Chapel,
with Chaplain Preston lkison
of Norton ALB officiating. ter
ment was in Evergreen Cemetery,
Riyeside.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wodnik
and their four children left Sat-
urday for Billings, where Mr..
Wodnik has been transferred In
his work as engineer for the soil
conservation. The Wodniks have
made their home in Sidney for
eight years and have been active
In various organizations, Mr..
Wodnik especially in the Toast
masters Club and Jaycees and
Mrs. Wodnik in the Jayceens, and
will be greatly missed both by
these organizations and by their
many friends. They tell us they
were fortunate in getting a home
In Billings with the help of Gene
Coombes, former Richland Coun-
ty Agent, who is now agricultur-
ist with the Security Bank in
Billings. Walter Houck, the new
Bismarck Grocery Co. manager,
has rented the Wodnik home in
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jaeger Wis
tied through Christmas at the
home Of their son Walter and
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rounce
Hosts at Holiday Parties

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rounce
were hosts at several parties at
their home New Years week at
each of which the rooms and ia
bles were attractively decorated
in keeping with the holiday sea-
son.
New Years Eve, friends were
entertained at a z o'clock buffet
dinner and for a social evening
of cards to usher in the New
Year. MI. and Mrs. Guy Sever
son Sr. were awarded the COM
bined high score bridge prize,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. GLAND the
combined low score prize, and
Mrs. Nick Hansen, the travelling
prize.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Rounce entertained friends in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Edmondson's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Terry
Hurlee, after the basketball games.
A delicious lunch was served and
all enjoyed a social hour.
Appointments were laid for IL
guests at a z o'clock buffet din
ner Monday which was followed
by a social evening Of bridge
with three tables in play. DR..
and Mrs. c. o. Watkins won the
combined high core prize, Mr..
and Mrs. Orion Strom, the prize
for combined second high score,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Roth was
awarded the travelling prize.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Brennans Feted at Home
OF Daughter in Glendive
(GlendiVe Daily

(GlendlVe Daily Ranger)
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Brennan
of Helena were honored by their
children, Mrs. K. H. Harstad, Mrs.
Fred H. Taylor of Englewood,
Colorado, and M-Sgt. Edward t.
Brennan of the U. S. Air Force,
stationed at Plattsburg, N. Y, at
a reception at the Harstad home
Sunday, December 90 on their
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Present were guests from Sid
ney and Savage where the Bren-
mans formerly resided. Also pres
ent for the occasion were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. O'Connor of st. Thorn
as, N. D., and MI. and Mrs. Err
nest Malow of Cavalier, N. Oak,
a nephew and niece of Mr.. Bren-
nan.
Yellow roses and gold FREEDOM
mated in the table appointments.
The three-tiered wedding cake,
trimmed with yellow roses, was
baked by Mrs. Clara Ennis. Mrs.
A. c. Macdonald, Mrs. c. w.
Sorenson and Mrs. John Milne
served the cake.
Mrs. Harold Nellans, Mrs. Ar
mand Haskins and Mrs. Howard
Whitmer served coffee and punch.
Relatives attending were Mr..
and Mrs. K. H. Harstad, Margot
and Pat, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Taylor of Englewood, Colorado,
and son Jim; and M-Sgt. Edward
Brennan of Plattsburg, N. Y.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
PelIa Church
Takes In IS
New Members

Sunday, Dec. 90 was a big day
at Pella Lutheran church, as 35
individuals joined the church that
day. Joining by adult confirma-
ton were Alex Ristoff, Mrs.
Franklin Merrill, Mrs. Sherman
Hundtoft and Mrs. Curtis Jensen.
At the service, Larry Dean, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Larson was baptised. Besides the
above mentioned, the following
also joined the church: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sorensen; Mrs. John
Martin and Sharon; MI. and Mrs.
Gerhardt Holman, Christian and
Johannes; Mr.. Carl Holman; Mr..
and Mrs. David Dick and James
Melvin; Mr.. Inga Jacobson; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Reidigor; Mrs. Alex
Ristoff, Janice, James and Jody
Marie; Mr.. Franklin Merrill, Kar-
olyn, Nancy, and Steven; MI. and
Mrs. George Kerbel, Richard,
Georgianne and Doris and Miss
Alice Andersen.
On the evening of January 5th
a reception was held for these
new members and all the mem
bers who have joined Pella Luz
theran during the year of 1857.
A fellowship supper was enjoyed
after which two movies were
shown. Words of welcome were
spoken by various individuals.
We as a congregation welcome
each one of these individuals into
our fellowship. Contributed.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Open House for
Dick Smith on
Tooth Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moran will
hold open house at their home
three miles south of Crane on
the highway Saturday, January
Is to honor Mrs. Moran's father,
Dick Smith, on his hundredth
birthday anniversary. "Open
House hours will be from 200 to
500 p. m. and 700 to 900 p. m.
Mr.. Smith came to Sidney with
his wife and daughter in 1914
and has a great many friends
and acquaintance throughout this
area. Mr.. Smith worked at his
trade as a plasterer for many
years. After their daughters mar
riage to Mr.. Moran they contin-
ued to make their home in Sid
ney until old age overlook
them and Mrs. Smiths health
failed, when they moved to the
country and made their home
with their daughters family. Mrs,
Smith passed away soon after
they made the move and Mr..
Smith has continued to make his
home there.
All friends are extended a cor
dial invitation to call at the
Moran home at any time dur
ing "Open House" hours to ex-
tend their Fluctuations to this es-
teemed old gentleman.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
SIDNEY CAMERA CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1858

Mrs. W. A. Turner was elected
president of the Sidney Camera
club for 1858 at the annual BAN
quet at the Lalonde hotel Mon
day evening, January 6. Other
officers elected were Dale Ellet-
son, vice-president and D. D. Nc
CURE, secretary-treasurer
A report of the past years ac-
tivities was given by Clayton
Worst Jr., Fairview, outgoing
president. The Photographic
Christmas card of the Camera
Club received national recogni-
ton this year.
One of the major camera club
detectives for 1858 will be the
first annual convention at Sidney
of the Amateur Photographers
Association of Montana.
Featured last year were two
satin exhibits furnished to the
Sidney Camera Club by amateur
photographers of Japan and
China.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
MRS. HAROLD JENSEN TO
CONDUCT READING HOUR

Mrs. Harold Jensen will conduct
the Jayceen sponsored reading
hour which is held every Saturday
morning in the Children's Reading
Room in the basement of the Sid
ney library. She will be assisted
by Carol Aker, a member of the
Sidney Rainbow Assembly for
Girls.
All children ages 5 to 9 inclu-
sive are welcome to participate in
the reading hour which is set as
side for their enjoyment.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Prayer" accompanied by

Prayer" accompanied by Mrs.
ONeill Jones at the organ.
Following the church services,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prevost's fam
lily honored them at a dinner at
the Elk's club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Provost were
married December 81, 1907 at
st. Joseph's Catholic church in
Williston, North Dakota by Faith
er Arsenault. They were attended
by Fred Provost (deceased) and
Mrs. Anna Nichols now of Little
Rock, Arkansas. They homestead
ed near Lambert, Montana, where
they were engaged in farming.
They now make their home in
Sidney.
They have twelve children and
A grandchildren. Nine of their
children were able to be present
for this anniversary observance:
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Provost and
six children of Lambert; Mrs.
Harold Kreis of Manhattan, Mont;
MI. and Mrs. George Provost and
daughter of Lambert, Mont; Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Pintz and four
children Of Sidney; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mccormick and seven
children of Shelby, Mont; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Provost and five
children of Sidney; Mrs. Azalea
Homer and four children of Sid
ney; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Muir
ray and five children of Miles
City, Mont; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Conlin Jr., and two children of
Bismarck, NJ. D.; Leland Corkran,
grandson, of Great Falls, Mont.
The three unable to attend
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corkran
and son of Fairbanks, Alaska,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Larson and
two sons of Saratoga, Calf, and
Capt. and Mrs. James Brown and
six children of Shreveport, La.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
MIR. AND MRS. ID. r. YOUNG
PARENTS OF BABY GIRL

Atty. and Mrs. D. R. Young OF
Baker are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a baby girl born Christ
mas Eve. Mrs. Young will be re-
membered as Marlene Corey, a
former member of the Sidney
grade school faculty, and MIR.
Young, a nephew of the Herald
editor, is also known by former
university classmates and other
friends here. The Youngs have
two other children, both girls.
Miss Maybe Nelson and Mrs.
Bert Matthew called or Mrs.
Young recently at her home in
Baker and report both she and
her little daughter as getting
along fine.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Provost
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lawrence
Provost, Sidney, celebrated their
50th golden wedding anniversary
December 81, 1857. Monsignor
Curtin celebrated 1000 Mass in
the presence of the immediate
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Pre-
cost also of Sidney acted as wit
nesses during the ceremony. Le-
land Corkran of Great Falls, and
Bobby Mccormick of Shelby, the
oldest grandsons, served at the
Mass. Marie Schmitz sang cave
Marie, ION This Day, Oh Beau
tiful Mother" and Garden of
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my dear, loving
husband, Icimb Charley Phelps,
who left me SO suddenly January
g., 1856.
All I have left are beautiful
memories as days go by.
-Addie Phelps. (p)
1881 So. Broadway
Grand Junction, Colo.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
THANK o

We wish to say thank you to
the 1910 patrons who registered
at our grand opening Saturday
and a special thank you to the
following who sent us the lovely
flowers and plants:
Nels Bach and Holger Peterson,
Sidney Chamber of Commerce,
Axel Nelson Agency, Richland
National Bank, Radio Station
KICK, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Buck,
Billings, D. A. Buck Sales, Spo-
kane.
We enjoyed meeting everyone
and wish you would stop in
again.
-Webber's Furniture. Ito
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

aney families. They report a de-
nghhul. time In Las Vegas, where
they were especially thrilled with
the beautiful hotels and their
scenic settings, with swimming
pools, beautiful flowers and
shrubbery and everything condu7
Give to outdoor pleasure. The
hotels were crowded when they
were there, people coming and
| going, and $4,000 were expected
to arrive New Years Day, includ-
ing many from Europe, Asia,
| South America, Australia and 9TH
er foreign countries and islands.
Mrs. John Miller has received
word from her husband, Pvt.
John Miller, that he is now To-
Gated with Hdq. & Hdq. Div. of
CIR. 3 section of the 4th Army
Division in Goppinghim, Ger
many. Mrs. Miller and their nine
months old son, Craig, will join
him there within the next few
weeks.
Mrs. Katie Buckley returned
New Years Day from Livingston,
where she visited for two weeks
through the holidays, at the home
of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Orr and
their two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Thompson
of Billings visited among friends
in Sidney through New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Maltese
returned Sunday from a wedding
trip to Minneapolis. Their mar
riage took place at st. GATHERINGS
Catholic church in Fairview De-
cember 28th. The writeup will
appear in The Herald upon re-
ceipt of an engraving.
Mrs. Kenneth Youngbauer and
two children of Miles City were
Christmas week guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Will
bert Bell.
Mrs. Florence Mooney, Mrs.
Clifford Crippen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Smith and daughter Tawney,
all of Sidney, and Bob and Frank
Bone of Savage were holiday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Basso
and daughter Mary Ann at their
home in Kinsey. Clifford Crippen
spent the week with his son-in-
law and daughter, MI. and Mrs.
Larry Leach at Pacific, Washing
ton, and also visited his brother
and family in Seattle.
Glenn Snyder Sr., writing from
Edna, Texas, where he and Mrs.
Snyder are visiting their son
Glenn Jr. and family asks us to
change the address on their
paper from Mobridge, South Da-
kota to Sheridan, Wyoming where
he has been assigned to a coal
mining operation which the COM
pany he is employed by year
round, has in progress. He was
transferred from Minot, North Da-
kota, where he worked on
construction at the air base, to
another job the company has at
Mobridge, and was at Sheridan
before he went to Mlnot. he
writes: eve are visiting Glenn
Jr. for a week and Donald came
up from Florida. Myron Pickering
is here too. Had a nice trip down
and. will be going back January
2 to start stripping coal January
9Th"
A card from Leslie Young,
postmarked Mesa, Arizona, tells
us he and Mrs. Young expect to
be in Mesa for some time and
would like our Sidney Herald
to come here till further notice.
We like it here very much. Our
address is General Delivery,
Mesa, Arizona"
The James Schubring family re-
Gently moved from Fairview to
Havre, Montana, where MI. Schu-
bring has been assigned as shop
foreman for the Hill county high
way department He has been
employed on highway mainten-
ance work here for the past sew
eral years. Before that he farm
ed near Molly for IA years.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Star Masonic Dinner
And Card Party January %

Richland Chapter o. E. S. will
hold a pot luck dinner and card
party at the Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening, January 20.
Each member of the Star Is re-
quested to bring a covered dish
for the $50 supper.
All Stars and Masons and their
husbands and wives are invited
and a good attendance is looked
foreward to. There will be a
charge Of 81 per couple.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

For that tired feeling take Rex
all Super Plenamins- Americas
Iargest-selling Vitamin. They
contain all the vitamins plus BIZ,
Iron, Liver concentrates and Min
erals. Turner Drug and Hotel
Pharmacy. Your RexaII Stores In
Sidney, Mont. 51-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

We have most of the nationally
advertised Vitamins including
BExEL by McKesson & Robbins.
Yes, we also have Kessamin Re-
ducing Tablets as advertised ON
Radio and TV. Turner Drug Store
and Hotel Pharmacy. 51-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
OES Past Matrons to Meet
At Axel Person Home

The OES Past Matrons' club
will meet Friday afternoon, jan
uary II at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. Axel Person with Mrs. Her
igstad as cohostess. All members
r urged to be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

You will save money at the
New Sidney Drug Stores big
January VITAMIN SALE. See
the big selection now. 50-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

The Franciscan Dinnerware on
Sale Is the standard oven-safe
tableware that comes In 4 beau
tiful colors. See our display ia
BILE. TURNER DRUG STORE.
S1-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

20 Different types of Vitamins
now on sale at the New Sidney
Drug Store. 51-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

Geriatric Formula Vitamins -
$50 tablets - S10.58 value for
ONLY S6.79. The New Sidney
Drug Store. 51-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

Limited time offer at the new
Sidney Drug Store, formula 20
cream shampoo - Pound jar for
SI.50. 5O-2tc