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Russian. French and German
troops. with . scattering Of
AuStrians and Italians.
The author, who is British,
gives the Japanese. who had
by far the largest force, TO-.
900. chief credit for the sue
cesSful fight. He says. how
ever, the Russians, British
and Americans fought mag.
nificently. Apparently every
one at the time criticized the
French, who had an unlucky
contingent Of 500 small
Tonkinese soldiers. The Ger
mans, active in the earlier
capture of Tientsin, hardly
got in on the battle Of Pc.
king.
Mr.. Fleming blames sew
eral factors on the Boxer re-
bellion. Foreign interests in
China had. as a more modern
expression has it. been ask
ing for it.
Extraordinarily. foreign
concession, gradually had
been wrung from China un-
til stored-up hatred exploded.
Mr.. Fleming has written
other books, including the
best-seller Operation Sea
Lion" the story Of Germany's
projected invasion Of Eng
land in 1940.-C. B. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
BY LANSING LAMONT
Star stan Writer

To browse through Sylvia
B e ach's SHAKESPEARE
A N d COMPANY. (Har-
court, Brace; S4.50> is to
saunter gaily through the
doors Of her little bookshop,
after which the book is
titled, and to glimpse some
Of the celebrated customers
Of whom she has nostalgi-
cally written.
Miss Beach - mascot,
sweetheart and mother
confessor Of Paris literary
expatriates in the 1920s and
sos - has compiled q crisp
and chatty memoir Of the
American and European
writer's who made Shake
speare and Company on the
rue de l'Odeon a Left Bank
landmark.
A Company Of Geniuses
II her recollections pro-
vide only q swinging door
glance at the geniuses who
frequented Miss Beach's
bookshop lending library
they nonetheless evoke in
sum the excitement, the per-
sonal struggles and blithe
camaraderie that spiced the
literary movement Of that
irrepressible era. They do 50
in a freshly coy style.
One may tire of Miss
Beach's frothy anecdotes aft
er the first 100 pages-how
Ernest Hemingway helped
get ulysses" struggled into
the United States; how a
humorous novel saved Paul
Valery from suicide. The book
suffers from a surplus of
these. But the tale Of Miss
Beach's and Shakespeare and
Company's survival through
publishing battles. depression
and a world war Is constantly
interesting.
Surprising Vignettes
So are the always poignant.
often surprising, vignettes Of
the literary greats who sought
succor and professional SYM
pathy within the musty en-
virons Of Miss Beach's shop:
Hemingway CT have always
felt that he was a deeply re-
ligious man,; Ezra Pound
("The acknowledged leader
Of the modern movement ;.
did boast, but Of his car
pentry.~; and James Joyce
("He always wrote by hand
:. He had to see his work
as he shaped 1t word by
word.")
It was for Joyce, and the
publication Of his controver-
sial Ulysses" that Miss
Beach labored hardest. Her
efforts. and those Of her in
fiuential circle Of friends,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
Middle East
Comes toLife
In This Novel
ny MARY McGRORY
star star writer


THE DAY OF SACRIFICE.
BY Fereidoun Esfandlary.
tMcDowell. obolensky:
$3.50
Fereidoun Esfandiary ID q
young Iranian whose FIRST
novel II Q remarkably sure
footed performances. deft,
humorous and meaningful.
His hero 10 q footless young
citizen Of Teheran who. al
though In his sos. remains
In his fathers house and
under his fathers thumb.
Abruptly one day his father
seeks the sons aid In avert
ing q plot TO assassinate the
blameless Minister Of the
Interior.
KiaNoush goes about the
business Of heading on the
would-be assassin, o member
Of the fanatical Slaves Of
the Faith. in his usual aim
less. futile fashion. on his
way he dallies with the dis
contented wife Of an Army
oficer. who Like himself ID
FESTIVE under the old dis.
ciplines. Az each day passes,
KiaNoush ID diverted, put
on or easily discouraged. He
10 caught up In Q political
demonstration. the meaning
Of which utterly escapes him.
He Il imprisoned and re-
leased. Bemusedly he listens
to his militant friends plot.
ting TO murder o man they
have never seen, and TO re-
place him with another
whose death they will in
evitably soon seek.
Under Oppression
Would these men. these
so-called political rebels, be
30 sensitive to authority, night
so frantically to overthrow
the rule Of government, II
they as individuals, had not
at one time been oppressed
by those in authority within
their homes and their
schools?" he muses..
In light, ironic and occa.
sionally eloquent style, Mr..
Esfandiary quickens the pace
Of the story as the Day Of
Sacrifice approaches and Kia
Noush. apathetic though he
Is. seeks out the Victims wife
and convinces her Of the dan.
ger. But his final frantic
urgency Is not enough. We
leave the young man in his
prison cell bordering his guilt
in the lynching Of Q decent
public servant. sacrificed to
the need for action OF q peo-
pie held too rigid for too
long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

trouble when the scientist
husband Of the secretary he
loves is killed. Beheaded, and
by a muramasa blade at that.
Stefanik says it was stolen
from his collection. Stereo-
types stack up like corpses,
among them the blade that
must be slaked. slaked. slaked,
and the observation-disclosures
detective, Trygve Yamamura,
whose name tells all.
. = =
AKEY TO THE MORGUE.
BY Robert Martin. (Dodd,
Mead: $3.50 Private eye
Jim Bennett resists dia-
mond-in-the-rough Alvin
Bayne's plea to help him
get divorce evidence, but
when Bayne is killed Ben
nett wants him avenged.
The departed's beautiful
wife, her gangster boyfriend
and his henchmen, and sew
eral respectable citizens lead
Bennett up assorted blind
alleys. Good pace. crisply
told.
4 4 4 4
RED HOT MONEY. BY
Baynard Kendrick Dodd,
Mead: $3.50 Who was
Maury Maurel? A Pulitzer
prize winning reporter who
exposed Soviet activities in
the United States. he also
had been q member, for 81
years, Of the inner circle Of
the American Communist
Party.
Covering a story on the eff
fort to invest SIS million in
Communist gold reserve 50
that various American indus
tries will be controlled leads
him to murder in a rest home
and the payoff Of his career.
A quick moving story. it sur
prises right UP to the end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
Life in Australia
Is Busis of Novel
ByNutive Author
BY ARNALDO OTERO
Star stan Writer

Teddy Vine. young. hand.
some, intelligent and ambiti.
Gus, has only THE MARK
OF THE SUN Doubleday:
$685. against him. He 10
the hero Of the new novel
by Elizabeth Webb.
Half Australian aborigine,
half English, To-day finds
himself straddling two worlds
that Of the Australian
camps for Negroes and that
Of the whites and almost.
white.
Most things about this un.
usual novel. written by a ma
tive Australian as q "first-
hand description Of life in
Australia today" are con-
ceivable; at times utterly
amazing.
Characters Are Real
To-day is tangibly real. He
is in his early 20S, 6 feet 2,
good looking in q rugged
sort Of way"
So is Ana Perez, half
Australian, half Spanish,
wiser, whittier. some 20 years
Toddy's senior but beautiful
enough to captivate him.
This is not only Toddy's
story, but the story of all
Australian children Of mixed
blood-"the most important,
more important even than
white children" in solving
Australia's native problem.
The author mixes her
strong moral and sociological
message with a powerful
story and delivers them sic
multaneously and resolutely.
Toward Security
Miss Webb's characters
voice strong un answered
opinions WHATS wrong
with having a brown-Skinned
baby? It's that kind of think
ing that holds things back.
It's intelligence and health
that counts in populating q
country, not the color Of q
mans hide"
The book ends with To-day
on his way to "a tidy, well.
ordered, respectable life, Sc.
cure in the arms of someone
I loved, someone who didn't
care my skin was brown"
Before he does, he runs
away from a Negro camp
where his mother dies; lives
for months with a native
tribe who can't speak English
and turns into a man after
many adventures and a bitter
sweet affair with Ana Perez,
his impossible love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES
star Book critic

killed q young woman and
her baby. He came to the
village. lived for o time with
q peasant girl. had o child
by her. then turned deeply
religious and devoted himself
to finding food for the half
starved villagers and help
ing DR.. Meyer nurse them.
He was shot BY Communist
partisans. In Q formal cere-
mony Of execution. After
ward miracles were attributed
to his relics.
A Changed Man
Blaise Meredith comes 10
the village Q dry. brilliant.
detached thsologian. He
emerges from the ease .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
THE CRIME OF GIOVANNI


VENTURE. BY Howard
Shaw. (Henry Holt; $3.50
This first novel by o young
foreign service oficer Is o
light. bland and ingenious
story Of Q middle-aged Ital-
ian restaurant owner who
defies o rival establishment
set up through criminal II
entertaining means.
When the Uriti chain sets
UP q restaurant several doors
up from Giovanni's modest
but excellent place on the
street, Of the Scriveners. it
looks as though he must
throw in the sponge. But his
neighbor, the bookseller, an
old anti-Fascist, decides that
the individual must defy
the corporation. The two
conspirators dig q tunnel
which ends beneath the
Uriti dumb-waiter. The book
sellers cousin who handles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

edited and abridged for the
modern reader.
FUN FOR THE FAMILY.
. Edited by Jerome S. Meyer.
Pocket Books; 35c.) More
than 1000 games for chill
dren and grownups.
THE NINE LIVES OF MI
CHAEL TODD. BY Art
Cohn. Pocket Books; 35c.)
A biography.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
Morris West Explores Catholicism
In q Novel of Power and Wisdom
THE DEVILS ADVOCATE,

THE DEVILS ADVOCATE,
by Morris L. West (Mor-
row; $3.50.
Mr.. West. an Australian
who knows Italy with q de-
gree Of intimacy. has UNDER
taken to explore q difiicult.
touchy and easily mlsunder-
stood theme. This is O story
concerning the Catholic
Church in its home and
headquarters, some Of its
priests and the effects Of the
faith on certain persons, rich
and destitute.
He has come up with q
novel Of power and wisdom,
beautifully written and alb
sorbing. I doubt that many
Catholics will object to it,
and others. even those who
profess no faith at all, should
ind it fascinating. for 1t Is,
after all. a novel about peo-
pie. real people. as all novels
should be. and not about
distractions Of theology or
philosophy. 1t moves fast
with increasing suspense.
The Priesthood
A you read the first few
chapters. you may conclude
that Mr.. West Is taking q
cynical view of priests and
the church. This. as it soon
develops. is not true at all.
He presents priests, the few
he delineates, as human
beings. which, after all, they
are, however dedicated. They
also are more candid among
themselves In discussing their
problems than they can af.
ford to be when talking to
the laity. That also is
natural.
The central character,
Blaise Meredith, Is an Eng
Gsh monsignor attached to
the Congregation of Sacred
Rites In Rome. The car
dinal in charge Of this divi-
sion assigns Monsgr. Mere
dith to appear as Devils Ad-
vocate in the claims adj
vanced for the beatification
(the first step toward saint
hood Of a man Of mystery
known as Giacomo Nerone,
who lived for q time during
the late war among the
people Of an impoverished
community In the south Of
Italy. The Devils Advocate,
Of course. must challenge all
claims and cross-examine
witnesses, 50 that the church
viii have q critical as well as
an accurate report.
Numbered Days
This English monsignor
hasn't long to live. He has
o carcinoma which, the doc
tor tells him, is inoperable
and viii not allow him more
than a year. Still he wants to
go on with the assignment.
He goes to the south Of Italy
determined to do the Job.
First he is guest Of the
bishop Of the diocese: finally,
when Meredith goes to the
actual scene Of the alleged
miraculous occurrences, he
stays at the sumptuous home
OF the Countess Anne Louise
de Sanctis, who is English
and q widow, ruling power
In the surrounding villages
because Of her wealth. Her
house guest is 'Nicki," an
English painter, whom the
countess cannot add to her
numerous conQuests because
he Is homosexual. There is
Aldo Meyer. a physician, who
had devoted himself for years
to the villagers but found it
hard to penetrate their sup
erstitions and get them to
take enlightened health
measures.
The monsignor soon finds
that the object Of beatiflca-
ton, the late Giacomo Ne
rome, who was not q priest,
anything but that. actually
was o British officer in the
war. Nerone deserted after
learning that a grenade he
tossed into a building had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
SCIENCE STUDY SERIES
New Poperbocks Make
Science Clear for All
BY WILLIAM HINES
star Science Writer

For many laymen seeking nontechnica books
on scientific subjects written with authority and accuracy
and without cueness all too often had to send
England. But hope arises in the Colonies with the
Of Science Study Series Of paperbacks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
Other Books of the Week in Brief

B. Randall. (Atlantic-Lit-
tie. Brown; $500 BY the
former president of Inland
Steel Co. and President Eli
senhower's special assist
ant in foreign economic
policy.
DOCTOR PURGATORY. BY
Jan Marks, MD. (Citadel;
$3.50 A self-portrait of a
young doctors struggle to
free himself from the bond
age Of drug addiction.
DRUGSTORE DAYS. BY
Richard Armour. (Mc.
Graw-Hill; $500 Recol-
lections Of life in q family
drugstore.
THE EXPLORATION OF
SPACE. BY Arthur C.
Clarke. (Harper; $4.50) A
revised edition.
PAPERBAcKS
THE CULTURED MAN. BY
Ashley Montagu. Pocket
Books; 35c.) II you can
answer the 1900 questions
In this book. you are a cul-
tured American.
DICCIONARIO DEL IDIOMA
ESPANOL. BY Edwin B.
Williams. Pocket Books;
50c.) A Spanish dictionary.
DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA.
BY Alexis De Tocqueville.
(Mentor; 50c.) Specially
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ADVERTISEMENT
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AUTHORS WANTED
BY n. Y. PUBLISHER

Leading book publisher seeks manu-.
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works, etc, New authors welcomed.
Send for free booklet VS., Vantage
Press, 1910 Vermont Ave NV
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

madam engineer reviews
the five turbulent discovery
Of the American Indians
prior to Columbus.
NATURAL HISTORY OF
NEW YORK CITY. BY
John Kieran. (Houghton
Mifflin; $5.75.) For side
walk naturalists on the
rock formations and Wild
life Of Manhattan.
GENERAL
ADVENTURES OF THE
MIND. Edited by Richard
Thruelsen and John Kob-
Ter. CKnopg; $4.50.0 An an
thology Of Saturday Eve
ming Post articles on sci-
ence, humanities and art.
THE ARABIAN HORSE IN
FACT, FANTASY AND
FICTION. Edited by George
H. Conn. Barnes; $7.50)
BY the veterinary editor Of
THE National Horseman."
THE BRANNAN PLAN:
FARM POLITICS AND
POLICY. BY REQ M. Chris
tenson. university Of
Michigan: So Arguments
for the plan Of direct Fed
eral payments to farmers
rather than price supports.
THE COMMUNIST CHAL-
LENGE TO AMERICAN
BUSINESS. BY Clarence
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Hollywood Report
Arlene Has Plans


produce his new series. staccato, with filming
to start next month. Frye has been producer
Of Ronald Reagan's GLE Theater. Chuck
Connors gets a long-awaited vacation when he
and wife Betty fly to La Paz. Mexico, May 20
for two weeks. 1t wiz be Chuck's frst break
from The Rifieman since last June.
Ray INLAND and his Markham crew were
set to ny to Guatemala but were abruptly halted
by the revolt-torn country. Ray says he doesn't
mind blank cartridges while, filming, but objects
to real bullets flying into the scene. And
John Mcintyre, who was killed off as q regular
in The Naked City this season, shows up live on
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater soon. But
not for long He gets shot again. John Is
looking for bulIetproof vest Tie needs
hulIetproof contract-Ed.)
Jack Wrather is blowing up the Gale Storm
show for next season. Upcoming guest stars
include Jerry ColOnna, Robert Q. Lewis and Gene
Nelson, who will also do some Of the choreog-
raphy Barren McGayin, filming his Mickey
spillane seriesJ is also starring in the new
Riyerboat series which debuts next fan. y
meet myself going to and coming from work.
said Barren.
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Hollywood Report
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

NoftH American NeNspApef Anance
HOLLxWoOD.-Arlene Dahl has acquired
the teledlm rights to Dancer Isadora Duncan's
career Others chosen by Arlene for her TV
anthology Of famous women-Marie AntOinette
and Madams Pompadour. s. Although Henry
Fonda Is not the star Of The Deputy, to be
sponsored by q cereal maker, he win appear
in each segment either as host or in role.
The star Is newcomer Allen Case. Paula
Raymond, mere slip of beautiful girl, plays
the mother In Metros Father OF the Bride series
based on the movie which starred Elizabeth
Taylor and Spencer Tracy. The bride Is Yvonne
Craig. And father win be played by Jim tAir.
Mag0o) Backus.
Anthony steel made his Tv debut In the
James Kitchener television series, Adventure n
Paradise--to debut in the fall-without mems
tioning the breakup of his own private para
disc with Anita Ekberg.
Red Buttons turned down two SERIES
@rTnder no circumstances Will do another
series-only dramatic guest Shots" he seys--
like his recent Playhouse 80 stint. Actor
John Cassayetes is lucky. He gets Bill FIVE to
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF HIGHLAND
m THE MATIR OF THE ESTATE
NOTICE or TME SET FOR
PROVING or WILL AND HEARING
APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
TSTAME1NTARY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
hero has been presented 70 and
filed with this Court. an instrument
purported TO Be the Last WIN and
Testament OF Edgar Houchen. deceased.
and that q petition has been filed with
the Court tor ths PROBATE OF the same
= Ne Last WIN and Tegtamen4 OF
Edear Houc1en, deceased. together
with q petition for the issuance OF
Letters T~ostanentary to Clarence John
nouchen and Glen z Houchen. and
thst wed ,ss , sne I s4s1 n. Gay : sS e
Courtroom OF said Court In the Court
House IT Sidney. Richland County.
Montana, has been set - me time
and place for the proof OF said Will
and for the hearing OF said petition. ct
which time nd place any. and al
appear In opposition thereto and con
test or file objections to the same. az
provided by law.
DATED this 21st day Of September.
1850.
Alma Murphy
CLERK OF COURT
HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney. Montana
Tor Petitioners.
Publish Sept. q, 80, Oct. Z
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30
HELP WANTED

WANTED: YOU!
To start earning 812600 . week.
Steady work = ovor 20 items IN
clothing for entire 1nmiN. u 900
samples furnished Ne inVuDtmenk OF
exp. Part or fuH time. NurthwoGtem
WOODEN. 400 NtcoAe4 Minneapolis,
MINI. $7-1to
ced only. Dining room servtce.
Apply 1t desk LA1on6s Hotel 4A-ko
WA1TTED1nMe u Z Fuller Bru1h
dealership open In Sidney and SIT
rounding ~ Fuller 8ruHh Co..
Box 81. AGles CITY. Montana 0-tSc
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Cabbage and squash.
John Schmidt Jr.. e the River
Bridge. 3-2tp
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WORK WANTED

my spare ttxns O6nnday and Tues
day In Stdney area) Cali III S-1646
OF write Lloyd Crow. O1 1st 81.
Highland Park. GIendtve. Mont for
more t~nhornAton- 2-13tc
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Legal Notices
NOTICE no

NOTICE TO CHERITORS
ESTATE or JOE BUSF5IE. DECEASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. A. J. Huber. executor ct
the estate Of Joe BuGhie, deceased. 10
We creditors Of and all person,s having
claims against the sa4d doceased 10 ek-
hIbit them with the 1eceDafy voucAeE9
within tour ~ months AFTER b dHS
publtcatton OF this notice to v. @.
Koch. attorney tor Epsuter 81 his
oftces, Courthouse. Dox 81. Sidney.
Montana, hereby desdonA1ed - The
paaco for ~ t~ransaeaon OF business
Of oaid estate.
Deeed this llth day OF September.
A. D.. 1859.
A. J. HUBER
Executor
v. G. KOCH
Attorney for Executor
= Box 8n
Sidney. Montana
Publish Sept N. =. 30. Oct
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FOR SALE

FOR SALEAGMC Diessl $50 truck.
Like new. new tires. 900 10 ply. Rea-
sonably priced. Phone 2l21 Fair
view. 37-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30

FOR SALE-Model 400 International
tractor, power steering, ia. and
complete with Dual loader. Call 1861
or see D.. r. F5eSstad, Alexander.
37-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30
WANTED

WANTED - Household help. Hour
8 am to S pm. or live IN. Good
wages. zoo 9th Ave. S.W-. Phone 674-
B-tfc
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FOR SALE+Old hens. rs cents each
Anton Carda. Phone Lambert Pr 4
2307. 37-3tp
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FOR SALE

notice. am selling all Of my Bibles
At a discount for a Ihort Nme to
make room for a larger supply.
Have a nice assortment on hand.
Mrs. Silver Quilting, 44IW or see at
COS 4th St. s. E. 2o-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF ANDREW BERGSTAD,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF ANDREW BERGSTAD,
DECEASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned, v. G. Koch, Administrator
Of the estate OF Andrew BergEtad,
deceased, 10 the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four ~
months after the first publication of
this notice to v. c.. Koch, Administra-
tor and Attorney for said estate, Box
S31, Courthouse, Sidney. Montana, here
by designated as the place fer the
transaction Of business in regard to
said estate.
Dated this 45th day of September.
". C. KOCH
Administrator
". G.. KOCH
Attorney at Law
= Box 81
Sidney. Montana
Publish Sept. IS. %. 3 Oct. Z
Everybody likes to hear the
truth" about someone else, in
whispered form.
Some people fear life and death,
and others fear neither. Why?
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30

PIANO & ORGAN FOR SALE-rine
spinet piano and spinet organ, like
new. Assume low monthly payments.
Write Credit Mgr. Box 923. Idaho
Falls, Idaho. T-2tc
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FOR SALE-Wood Bros. one row corn
picker in excellent mechanical con-
dition. VIII deliver for $500. J. w.
Piercy. 4 miles west of Bainvine.
36-3tp
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FOR SALES neck Fender steel guitar
with stand and case. Cal Greenfield.
1851 or write. c.. B. Broome. 10163a
Fifth Ave. w.. WAlisbon. N. Oak.
36-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30

FOR SAIE-Uoed Ptilco Deep Freeze.
49, Gu. IT. Inquire or see at bhe
Valley Hardware Co. 3e-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ytate of CHRIS CHRISTENSEN


Estate Of CHRIS CHRISTENSEN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Alton Christensen.
tiansen. deceased, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers Within
four "a months after the first pub
lication of this notice. to h said
executor at the offices OF Brattin.
Habedank g. Cumming. Sidney Ma
tional Band Bldg, Sidney. Montarla,
the place for the transaction of the
of said estate.
Dated September %, 1859
Alton Christensen
Executor of the estate OF
Chris Christensen.
Deceased.
BRATTIN, dABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney. Montana
Attorneys for Executor
Publish Sept. 80. Oct. 7, IA. 81
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-30
LOST and FOUND

LOSTLPMr OF coaorod driving glasses.
IN white case RoWard. Phone 7xAR-
y7-1tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
PhiIco New-Matic Slender Seventeener


Matte
ALL it's built choice
Phlco Control "BrCae" poabs thin
beautifully finished back Pt Circuit c
Plus powerful built bright lightweight
chidens patients anywhere! Perfect
with New Matte Control Phlco dealers
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