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Evening star., 1962-04-24
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Evening star., 1962-04-24

hemorrhoid remedy is so successful
Preparation H promptly relieves
pain and burning rectal itch.
Shrinks hemorrhOids without sur
gerry. Heals injured tissue back to
normal and helps prevent infection
of hemorrhoids.
Every claim made for Prepar;
lion H has been verified by doctors
This is the only hemorrhoidal rem.
edy containing Bio-Dyne. Just ask
for Preparation H at any drug
counter in ointment or suppository
form.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01
REAL ESTATE
FARMS o. RANCHES

WESTERN MONTANA RANCHES FOR SALE:
ing 100 cows. modern ranch home. all pastures
well watered, only $1O5,000 with 29ao down.
Beautiful location on the oil. 30 cows, plus
calves, plus wonderful ranch with streams
springs, timber shade and shelter. plus peo-
room modern home, basement. fireplace. Ex-
4O96 down, then very-easy terms. Sman
stock ranch putting up 300 tons hay, 5O catie'
all machinery Beautiful garden, yard, orcnaTo'
bedroom modern house. wonderful ranch build
ings $4,000 with 1920 down, no payment for
4 years, then balance to be paid 20 years.
A SO cow ranch with excellent buildings, only
hay balance hill pasture, fine set of buildings.
1s down. total price $31,5O0. =. 200 acres with
livestock $4,000 this year. Five room modern
house, many new good storage and stock build
Loo acres hay, balance hill pasture Beautiful
stream, many springs, large modern nome IN
beautiful setting, only $4,000 with 1920 down.
240 acre grain and cattle ranch, many
excellent buildings, including small modern
house. $32,850 with 1920 down. Ranch
Special! Our most scenic foothilI ranch; 3 lovely
large streams through ranch, many springs, 500
acres irrigated hay land, no charge for water
plus dry land hay. Two fine modern homes
ranch buildings and corrals $4,000 down, the
other 1910 ON easy terms. Will sell 500 sne-s
extra. Pedersen's Real Estate, Box 153,
Roman, Montana. Phone 676-2351.
1918 ACRES m HIGH PRODUCING DISTRICT:
1900 cultivated. $50 wheat allotment and 900
clean summer fallow with 250 seeded to winter
wheat. Nearly new modern home and many other
fine buildings. Owner retiring and will consider
offer with 1920 down and crops will
pay the balance spread over is years at 4@o.
Immediate possession. 010B) 1000 acres in
excellent farming district: 1893 cultivated; 225
wheat allotment; 800 now in grass but much of
It has been farmed; large spring fed reservoir;
owner operated with SO head of pure bred cattle
and left sizeable estate. This outstanding farm
has never been offered for sale prior to now.
Priced below market with easy terms to close
estate. (tt116B). 200 acres good land 20
niles from Great Falls. Will produce large
of hoU and MIA ding
ion. 100 irrigated and 100 dry New two bed
'oom modern home, natural gas heat telephone,
and schools and stores near. (No.
;outh, Great Falls, Montana. Telephone 454-1335
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

FOR SALE: year old purebred Charolais bull
sired by Turner bull, $1700.00. 4 year old pure
bred Charolafs COW, bred, sired by Sandrean
bull, $1200.O0. A. D. Hilltop Ranch, Golva, North
Dakota Phone 582-36I6.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

FOR SALE: Two registered polled milking Short
horn bulls. Red 19 months, ID months. Sire clas-
sified excellent, dams good plus and excellent.
$3.50 and $780, Phone Export 6-2313, Dayton Will
I0ughby, Vida, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

FOR SALE: Registered Angus bulls. Sired by
Son of Prince Peer 49 RLS. and Henkes Bar
dalier 17th We also have a few yearlings we
viii sell out of Knight 355 s. l., the top selling
bull in Glendive 1860. b. Bar Ranch Claude III.
and Robert E. Lund, CARLYLE. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORD BULLS 10
months old and bull calves of good quality. CPH
Polled Zato and Golden Real breeding. Clarence
A. Carlson Sons. Choteau, Montana, miles
northeast of Choteau.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01
POULTRY

K137 KMBERCHIKS consistently score at or
near the top in all traits characteristic to prof
White Ieehorn with excellent yabity and ees
production, producing very high quality egg.
Get complete information before buying your
chicks this year. We also offer: K222 Kimber-
chiks, Triangle Whites Austria Whites, New
Hampshires. White Rocks and K44 Cornish x
Rocks). Write for free literature, price list and
order blank. Montana Hatchery, 400 Fourth Street
South Great Falls, Montana.
LAYING STRAIN NEW HAMPSHIRES: Par
horn type layer chicks Produced under the
National Poultry. Improvement Plan Standard
Hatchery, Winlock, Washington.
POULTRY BUYERS ss
STROMBERG'S OFFER IL VARIETIES includ-
ing Cochins, Silkes Mile Fleurs CataIog 25c
(deductible). Stromberg,s. Fort Dodge 21, Iowa.
ILLUSTRATED DUCK-GOOSE BOOK 25c Ode
ductble). Weeders. heavy market type, exhibit
ton Stromberg's. Fort Dodge 21. Iowa.
GOSLINGSs DUCKLINGS. Pullorum clean Guar
antee live delivery. Circular Wagner's Hatchery
Box 318. Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
FOR SALE: Large Toulouse geese, large blue
Swedish ducks. Arvid Larson, Big Timber.
Montana.
NEW Low PRICES Chicks for 1862 Depend
able Hatchery. Phone 451, Red Lodge. Montana.
BABY CHICKS
DEKALB CHIx: Profit pulets of America
Quality Belle; hardy, broody, large body
ing heavy breed, a surprise for you. Cornish
Kings the king of all heavy breeds for meat.
Also Austria Whites, California Whites, Cornish
Rocks. White Rocks and Gold Cross Quality
Hatchery, Billings, Montana. Phone 245-5818.
48-PAGE CATALOG 25c (deductibe) Over 100
varieties, SO natural color pictures. 4H-FFA dis
counts. Backed by Golden Rule Guarantee. Pop
uar plus rarest including Araucanas Clay Blue
Green eggs), Campnes, Cochins, Faverolles, Pol
ish. Houdans, Lakenvelders, Yokohamas, Guineas.
Sromberg's. Fort Dodge 81, Iowa.
BABY CHICKS: Early order discounts. Write
today for free folders. Pisch's Kalispen Hatch
cry, Box 416, Kalispel.
BABY CHICKS $3.50 a 100. West-Line 761 and
Keystone pullets Bitney's Hatchery, Kalispell,
Montana.
CAPONS
MONTH OLD SURGICAL CAPONS low as sec.
Free marketing bulletin. Electric caponizers.
Stromberg's, Fort Dodge 81, Iowa.
PULLETS
BOOKING ORDERS NOW for Spring delivery of
III pullets. Yellowstone Hatchery. Billings.
TURKEYS
BOURBON REDS, NARRAGANSETTS, Royal
Palms, Wild Turkeys, Guineas popular breeds.
Catalog Csc (deductible) Stromberg's, Fort
Dodge 21s Iowa.
NEWPORT CERTIFIED BROAD BREASTED
Bronze and large White poults. Newport Turkey
Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

FOR SALE: Western Montana ranches, farms,
businesses; Ranches from SO head to 1000 head.
Priced reasonably. Dairy farms, farms with
wheat allotments. Good buy nine cabin motel
recently remodeled, on busy highway Write
Roman Realty. Ph. 6-3691, Roman. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

ATTENTION CATTLEMEN: For choice Wiscon-
sin dairy cattle beef calves, delivered to your
farm approval, write call 149, Augusta
Wisconsin. Central Wisconsin Livestock Sales
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01
LIVESTOCK

SANTA GERTRUDIS: Typey S Bar cows for
SALE Size-Thriftiness- Bone. Some hefers with
first calves at side. Bulls 20 months and up.
Rate-of-gain winning bloodlnes Cherokee Ranch,
Sedalia, Colorado. IS miles south of Denver
Highway 85. Denver phone PY4-5700. See these
fine cattle by appointment.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

FOR SALE: 5,0O3 acre ranch, lis acres irri-
gated pasture, 225 acres irrigated alfalfa, los
acre wheat allotment 3 artesian wells, 2 pump
wells, z reservoirs; 20 crested wheat grass, 4
miles river, runs $50 &C. Modern REA, school,
500 head feed lot. $15O,OO0. Donald Pyle Miles
City s-st
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

acres in Fergus County. Mod
water springs never freeze,
high school bus. Ideal one
crop average 5000. Priced
Write Michael Schweitzer,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

FOR SALE: Augusta area ranch, total, $3.50
acres. 1920 decided and balance leased 180 acres
hay land and 400 acres other cultivated. Private
irrigation some of the hay land. Plenty wa
ter Modern 7-room house and other buildings.
j. E. LassiIa. 2301 9th Avenue South, Great
Falls. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01
CHOICE WHEAT FARM

Total 2280 acres, 2040 acres decided, 240 acres
state leased, 1900 acres farmed, 1862 wheat
allotment $40 acres, seeded to winter wheat.
36O acres summer fcllow ready to seed 900
acres stubble. balance choice mcadcws ands
Grazing, lots of good spring wnt~r. located in
high producing area, gnod buIInos. I'll crop
and full line of machinery irclpdcd in pur-
chase price. 1920 down, brlarce ecsv terms
with low interest rates. Owner ret:r;ng
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-03-01

SERVICE AGE REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bul
for sae Out of Gold Medal Sire and dams u
to 737F. John Dykstra, Rt. No. j, Box 314, Mar
haitian, Montana. No Sunday calls.
Evening star., 1962-03-26

left. For a mans jacket, re-
verse the procedure by at
taching the neecy side to the
left front facing and the
burr side to the right front
Of the garment. This will lap
left over right. To finish,
just sew buttons where indi-
Gated on your pattern.
(copyright 1862, Fields Enterprises.
Incl
Miss Scott is olwoys glad to hear
from her readers, ond whenever pos
sible will use their questions in her
column, but beeouse of the greet
volume of mail received dolly, she
eonnot answer individual letters.
Patricia Scott has prepared
a booklet, "Ho1D to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" Which
gtDes complete Instructions
for altering so that finished
garments piH fit perfectly.
For your copy of this guide
to correct fitting, Write to
Patricia Scott In care OF The
Star, tncloSing a long, SELF
addressed, stamped envelope
and rs cents in coin to cover
costs OF printing and han
ding.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
NyIon Tape Closure Is Useful

Many women who hate to
put in zippers or to make
buttonholes, have written to
learn more about the new
nylon fastener that just sticks
together.
My feeling is that, in its
present form, this nylon tape
closure cannot replace zip
pers or buttonholeS complete
ly. The tape consists of two
strips. The inside of one strip
has a surface like a plant
burr. The inside Of the other
looks and feels like fleece.
It's very bulky :. and that's
where the problem is. and
why I don't suggest it for
everything. For instance, If
you use it on a skirt or dress
in place Of a Upper, you'll
find that your placket bulges.
And I don't think any of us
need extra Jumps or bumps!
However, there are places
where I think the nylon clos
ure can do an excellent job.
I recommend 1t for slip
covers, pillows, dressing table
skirts GnStead of snap tape)
and on many other home
furniS hings. It's use on
clothes Is more limited. 1t Is
most suitable for such chill
dren's clothes as snowsuits,
overalls or rompers Con the
straps and the inside Of the
pants legs), and on sports
jackets.
How to Use: First, deter
mine what length the strips
should be and cut them. With
the two strips closed, press
the tape, setting the iron for
nylon. Then, pull the two
strips apart.
To determine the length Of
strips to be used when re-
placing buttonholes, as on
the jacket illustrated, make
the length Of the strip equal
to the distance between the
top and bottom buttonholes.
Before stitching the facing
to the garment, baste the
fleecy side Of the tape on the
right front facing and on
the outside Of the fabric u
inch from the seam line.
Machine stitch the strip to
the facing, stitching along
all four sides of the tape.
Place the other strip (burr
side) in the same position on
the left front of the garment,
not the facing. Stitch it to
the garment. Then stitch the
facing to the garment, trim,
turn and press. Catch-stitch
the facing in place. This
jacket will close right over
Evening star., 1962-03-26

bird. One Of the reasons the
bluebird, sometimes referred
to as the symbol Of happi-
ness, faces extinction is due
to lack of housing. The
article gives directions for
constructing a simple and in
expensive house for this bird.
It seems to me that build
ing these houses would be
an interesting and worth
while Cub Scout or other
youth group project. Some Of
you den mothers might like
to start such a project soon.
Since some Of our summer
birds are already arriving, an
early start is advisable so
that you can house a blue
bird family.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Goa uu Vim
To G. c., College Park
L. T, M. W1Shinqton

To G. c., College Park
L. T. M, Washington
Here is a recipe for cog
au vim for four people. I
lived in Paris for years and
always found this recipe most
satisfactory.
Use one frying chicken,
about 3 pounds, 8 or 9 table
spoons butter, IL small on
ions, 3 slices salt pork, cut
in u inch pieces, IL mush-
room caps, 2 ounces cognac,
bottle red wine "a Bordeau
or Burgundy, whichever you
prefer, and salt and pepper.
Cut the chicken in pieces as
for frying. Melt 4 tablespoons
Of butter in large skillet and
brown chicken pieces very
quickly. Salt and pepper
them. When nicely Drowned,
pour butter off the pieces and
add the cognac, which should
be slightly warmed, and set
ablaze. When the flames have
died down, add the wine, just
Evening star., 1962-03-26

TODecOrute
For Tour

Area garden clubs will Gre
ate special flower decorations
for each house on the 21st
annual House and Embassy
Tour to be held Saturday
afternoon, April IA.
Mrs. Andrew S. Kreck and
Mrs. Richard B. Wathen, CO.
chairmen of garden club par
ticipation in this springs
tour, will entertain members
Of the garden clubs making
the special arrangements at
Mrs. Kreck's home in George
town at 4 pm. tomorrow.
Among those invited are:
Mrs. Robert Burns, of the
American University Park
Garden Club; Mrs. John E.
SHILLING, Chevy Chase (Md0
Garden Club; Mrs. John FL
fresh, Bethesda Community
Garden Club: Mrs. Paul j.
Schlager, Falls Church Gar
den Club; Mrs. Joseph STAN
ley Perennial Garden Club;
Mrs. Margaret F.. Stewart,
Washington Garden Club;
and Mrs. c. j. Whelan, Bur-
leith Garden Club.
Also: Mrs. Harold L. Par
sons, Neighborhood Garden
Club; Mrs. E. K. Bunting,
Chevy Chase Cd. c. Garden
Club; Mrs. Lewis H. Shapiro,
Rock Creek Garden Club:
Mrs. Ruth R. Davis, Garden
Club Of Kensington; Mrs.
Marshall Brushart, Kenwood
Garden Club; Mrs. James A.
Cahill, Trowel Club; Mrs.
William D. Donnelly, Junior
League Garden Club; Mrs.
John Howard Perkins, Ever
green Garden Club; and Mrs.
Raymond L. Blaine, Forest
Hills Garden Club.
The House and Embassy
Tour, to benefit the WASH
ington Home for Incurables,
is the original embassy"
tour in the area. A dozen
outstanding private homes
and embassies will be opened
to visitors from 2 to 6:15
pm, April IA. Tickets may be
obtained from the AAA, many
hotels and at the Houses OF
the day Of the tour.
Evening star., 1962-03-26

someone else's hairdO. The
latest styles emphasize the
casual look in design, move
ment and contour. They are
smart and practical for every
occasion It'll five, and then are
easily adaptable for more for
NAL occasions.
With an eye to spring fashions,
now is the time for a new
hair arrangement. Put your
hair in our hands. Vogue
Hair Fashions by Helen, S4OO
Connecticut Avenue NV,
WOodley 5000. WOOdner
Beauty Salon, WOOdner Hotel,
Ada ms 4-24O8. Caprice &
George, 5612 Connecticut Ave-
nue. NV, WOOdley 6-1S1S.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Service Juniors
Have COtiIIiOn

Over 200 service juniors"
and friends gathered In Fort
Myers Patton Hall Saturday
night for the fourth of their
five annual black-tie cotil-
lions.
The Army Mayfair Force
Cotillion, founded in 1945
by the West Point Glass of
1924, Is composed Of sons and
daughters of military Off
GERS. Currently it is conduct
ed by the Glass Of '39, with
Maj. Gen. John BeStic serv-
ing as chairman.
Gen. and Mrs. Bestic head
ed the receiving line last
night and five other couples,
members Of the committee
Evening star., 1962-03-26

for this cotillian. attended
as chaperones.
Will h Midshipmen and
Cadets home on leave, the
gathering of young people
was especially large.
The Adjutant General Of
ficers Wives Club held a
dinner-dance the same night
at the Army-Navy Country
Club,
The annual gala began at
z o'clock with a social hour
and the guests were well
coined by the Adjutant Gen.
eral. Maj. Gen. Joe Lambert,
and Mrs. Lambert, also the
Deputy, Maj. Gen. Julian
Wilson.
Evening star., 1962-03-26

enough to cover the chicken.
Simmer in covered pan until
the chicken Is tender but not
soft. Remove the white pieces,
then the dark meat pieces,
as they take longer to cook.
While the chicken Is cook
ing, brown the onions and
the pork pieces in another
skillet. When Drowned, let
them cook, covered, very
slowly. until the onions are
tender. Uncover, add the
mushrooms and let them
cook until Drowned but not
soft about Is minutes.
Remove chicken from pan
and let the sauce come to a
boil. Skim off the fat.
Thicken with a little flour
worked with butter. Let sim
mer, stirring constantly, until
the sauce is slightly thickened.
Add onions. salt pork and
mushrooms. Season to taste
with salt. Pour the sauce
over the chicken, and serve.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
American Home
z. N. K, WdshinQto1t

y. M. A.1 WUSILIIEyLUH
I would very much appre-
ciate having a copy Of the
September, 1861, issue Of
American Home magazine.
Will gladly pay postage on
1t, II necessary. Thanks.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con.
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exehonge
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-03-26

factorily. In
general, any
variation of
the Golf Sc
lected should
be neat and
adapted to in
dividual fea-
tures-nOt in
imitation Ot
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Party Planned

The Colorado State Univer-
sity Alumni Association will
hold a spring get-together at
$3.50 pm. Friday at the st.
Mark EUB Church in Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Will the BIuebird Become Extinct?

I hope that all of you who are interested in
saving the bluebird from extinction will read an
article in the March, 1862 issue of Readers Digest
Until read the article had not realized there was
any danger of this happening.
The article is entitled To Bring Back the Blue
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Weed Killers
Mrs. F. H. E., Arlington

Mrs. F. H. E., Arlington
I'd like to warn you readers
to be sure to check the weed
killers and all sprays used on
the lawn to make certain
that they will not kill the
birds. Many birds die each
year from the poisons in
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Points for Parents ;, .,,, ,,,n,, w,,,
h Thomus Wulluel

Mother-It won't do you
any od to cry, Son. I said
''No" and I mean it. You may
come back to the living room
when you can be a happy
boy.
Evening star., 1962-03-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
a|'|!!:Is!!YasI IS!
By Helen Ryan

A BECOMING "DO"
Choosing a becoming hair
style can be fun, or a problem
that never is resolved salts
Evening star., 1962-03-26

Mother-I have tried dis
cipline and it doesn't work
with Jack. He just has a
temper tantrum and I give
in. He always wins out in
the end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-26
World Affairs
Lecturer At H-SC
Monday, Tuesday

Miss Lisa Sergio, Danforth
visiting lecturer, will speak in
Johns Auditorium, Hampden-
Sydney College, at a public lee
ture on Tuesday, Oct. 30. at
8:15 pm. Her subject will be
"A World's-Eye View Of Our
selves" At an assembly on Mon
day, Oct. %, at 1920 am. in
the auditorium she will give a
lecture on The Power of Youth
in Today's World" The public
may attend both lectures.
Miss Sergio, born in Italy of
American and Scottish-Itaian
parentage, is well known on both
sides Of the Atlantic. She has
been editor, archeologist. radio
commentator and lecturer and
is the recipient of many honors
and awards for broadcasting
work.
In two informal sessions with
students and faculty at Hanlp-
den-Sydrey. she will discus
Spiritual Roads to Political
Freedom" and Better Thinking
Instead of Better Weapons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-26
23-chureh Association
23-Church Association
6,OOO-Member Baptist Group Picks
Name, Adopts Constitution Today

A 23-church Baptist Associa-
ton, carved from the sprawing
territory of the AppomattoX and
Concord Associations, will be
launched today friday at Vic
toria.
The churches embrace a ter
ritory from Farmville to Black
stone on the north and extend
ing southwark to the Meherrin
river. Portions of Prince Ed
ward, Charlotte, NottoWay and
Lunenburg counties are in
Guided.
Representatives of the 5000
communicates, meeting in Vic
torla Baptist Church, will select
a name for the association and
consider reports of nominating,
constitution and program COM
mittees during organizational
| sessions.
Witness Challenge
In church work phases. they
will hear Virginia Baptist lead
ers outline challenges for Co
operative whine s. through
preaching. teaching, training
and missions. They will also
hear Dr.. Roy Wyatt, missionary
to Spain. discuss Bound by
Gods Far Purpose.
: A fellowship supper of dele
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-26
LC Circus Saturday
Big Top Coming TO Campus

Circus, tire fall Longwood Col
lege student extravaganza that
YIELDS classmates together and
provides a colorful fall alumnae
Homecoming and parents day
occasion, will be held Saturday.
Grease Paint and Baggy
Pants is the 1862 Circus theme
to be unfolded in the 4 p.m.,
midtown parade and the 5 pm,
big top routine Of animals,
clowns, class skits and the con-
GLIDING midway.
The parade, to be led by Ami
NAL Trainer Mary Jane Drifting
ham, of Portsmouth, will present
to public view almost the entire
student body of 1900. The ami
mails and clowns will perform in
and around the wheeled class
floats and the marching class
contingents in class colors.
Parade Route
The competitive class floats,
elaborately constructed BY stu
must carry out some phases of
the 1862 circus theme.
The parade will move north on
Pine street at the college to
Third street, turn east on Third
as far as Main street, thence up
Main street to High and the re-
turn via High to the college.
Ringmaster velyn Gray,
Portsmouth junior, will be mas
ter of ceremonies for the Big
Top events in Jarman Audi
forum. These commence at 8
pm. with the antics Of the
clowns and the animal acts. I'M
der the whip lash direction of
the animal trainer. leading off.
| BY Circus tradition, the ring
master is an outstanding junior.
Then come the student prepar-
ed skits. also carrying out the
Circus theme and each u min
utes long. They are judged on
originality and class participa-
ton. The winning skit, together
with the class identity Of the
winning parade float, arc an
nounced at the end of the Big
Top program.
Gala Midway
The Circus fans wind UP the
days holiday round on the mid
way in the Main recreation room
in Ruffner. Here are featured,
in customary midway fashion,
apple cider, hot dogs. peanuts,
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