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MONTANA STANDARD. BUTTE, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, "1937. WFIFORGET The mp knta of Detymtn', the frosts of June ikall fret; ky tlxiTynt'rerrumtvT. the'day loaf 1 vTni I PRESS ASSOCIATION READ; THIS. In following an in- JT'cnipus maneuver'on the part ot his youug wife, J.Snet, Joel Payii- tcr, second-rate -groiclKay actor, makes screen history in the course of eight months.

Fame and fortune- are one outstanding picture in which Joel plays an important character part. He obtalrted the role because Janet cultivated right people and Vernon Chester, leading director. Denied a baby because the studio frowns on domestic notes in building.up Joel as the popular American- lover, Janet finds happiness eluding her, despite everything money can buy; because she has nothing. more to do. Janet discovers that $3,000 a week melts rapidly living as they now do.

After buying group "theater in Cape Cod as a lark, Joel about it. Janet goes east atone for a visit. Because Joel Is not with her, by the Janet has reached New York, it is widely rumored that a divorce was imminent. Janet and Martha, an old friend, BO to Cape Cod to see the Little Theater and stop with Mnry Charleston, wardrobe mistress and scenic designer, of the theater. After a prolonged stay in New England.

Janet receives a telegram from'Joel urging her to return to Hollywood at once. NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY: CHAPTER 24. Janet said, "Martha, I've liad a wire from Joel; He wants me to come home "Well, that's no reason for you to look so worried. Now, if lie didn't want you to come home, that'd be different," Martha said reasonably. If Martha had hoped that her would' banish the cloud from Janet's she met with no success.

"Martha, I'm a little worried. He Eays in his telegram that 'I'm not lo believe any 'silly What do you suppose that means?" Martha was up on her newspaper columns. She hesitated only a moment. Then she said. "Well now, dear; you ought to know whal Hollywood is by now.

You brush your teeth without some one of those writers thinking you're doing ib-because, you to bedazzle someone of the opposite sex They pry into everything and first thing you know they've manufactured something that isn't "I know all that," Janet said patiently. "But do you have idea what rumors these are? You've got an evasive look In your eye and I suspect you." "I don't know anything except that well, there was that little item about Joel taking' that Gries girl-to dinncr-at what's that place? 1'he Truckerdero?" "Tlie Trocodero," Janet correctec absently. She was thinking. There had been Lisa's letter, Joe himself had said that he had been lo a party given by Carol at her Malibu Beach house. But then was Ipaying opposite her in a picture.

It was only natural tha he would lie seen with her. Except He said he'd been to the boxing bouts with her. Lisa said she liad been surprised to see hin at the Plovers' with her. She acts as though she owns him Janet felt suddenly as though.shi had been hit by, a very large, verj devastating cyclone. She sat dowi on Ihe side of Martha's bed.

Little things that by thcmseivc, were of no moment added up to a total that rather took her -breatl away. It mightn't have been total of any Importance except tha Carol.Griest was prirt of it. Littl things Janet had heard regarding the star before she left Hollywood began to -assume proportions in he mind. Carol's unscrupulous nnnexa tion of the man she wanted, Carol' insisting that her studio get Joe to play opposite -her; Carol' agreeing to give Joel equal billing. "Martha." Janet said, "It looks a if one of those well-known crises i coming into my life." "What crisis?" Martha aslXd calmly.

"It looks like another woman." "Husbands don't usually run to their wives when it is another woman, child." "Mine would," Janet said conclusively. "As long as he does, you've nothing to worry about." "No, I don't suppose I now." "Meet trouble when It comes to you, Janet. Don't go out to welcome it." not going Janet rose and went to the window. You'aren't-going to be any dlffer- Walt and see." Ill wait and see but we aren't ike" other young people. Out in California bur Mives aren't like the ives of young people anywhere else.

Everything we do Is exaggerated. t's a -make-believe world that out of nothing and (re? quently collapses into nothing." That was the first time that Janet had ever said, those things to Martha. "Most of us out there were once xior. Suddenly we' are rich. Marha, I used to spend 50 cents a day three meals 'for two people.

Today, my dinner parties cost as nuch as $500 is ike that. It's all out of proportion. are wars going on in the world. -People are born and die. Great discoveries are made, books are written, skyscrapers are built, careers are made or ruined.

all around us, yet everything is trans- ated into picture terms. If it can't be. it is not recognized. It lust isn't happening if it doesn't fit into the narrow confines of our little, tinseled circle!" Martha cleared her throat but Janet didn't hear her. "How can'you expect normalcy in world that trades on emotions? Everything is emotional Register Register Joy! Emote! Suffer ior the camera! What have you got left when it is over? Fatigue synthetic emotions left over from the day working before the camera.

It's got to affect your point of view and it does! "I wanted to have a baby. I thought that was one way to give some substance to our lives. The we couldn't. It wasn't a good idea because it would affect Joel's box office draw with the Then why not assert your right, dear? Ho studio could tell me what I was going, to do." Martha said stoutly. The fire of Janet's denunciation had died" down.

"Yes, it would, Martha, if your husband was in my husband's Joel spent, too many years of his life not, knowing where the next penny was coming from. Now we don't know where the last one went. But I intend matters to be different when I go back. We're going to save something out of this ngainst the day when Joel tires of it. 1 Then we'll be free.

We'll have our own lives to lead then!" When Janet said that, she realized that if they had their own lives to live" independently of Joel's picture work, they would have something that she could -not oven see. For there was nothing that Joel ever said' he wanted to'do. Unlike Janet, there was no future for him. He had long since stopped speaking of what he wanted to do in the theater. He was a movie nclor now; the avllst had disappeared.

She realized as she had once before, nnd that was only an houi after they had been married, thai she.knew little.of the man she hac married. She knew his faults and his virtues, his reactions good and bad the things he liked to eat, the thousands of intimate things a wife knows about her husband. But she did not know what was behind the curtain of the present in his mind If he had a philosophy of living, It was foreign to her because was unknown to her. "I'd better start packing," she said, "and send a wire to Joel J'l surprise him. I'll fly out." (To Be Continued.) BITES ED FOR TlfpNTS 'hilipsburg Friends Mourn and Reuben Conn.

DEER LODGE BUREAU Bills Passed -by State Solons Occupy Club in Deer Lodge. DEER LODGE, Feb. the purpose of reviewing trie bills passed by the House, and Senate In Helena, Democratic' women of Powell this afternoon at the courthouse.with Mrs. F. J.

Bl5- sohette in chargB, The program, was In charge of Mrs. Helen Ettfcn and Mrs. R. R. Redd.

Discussions of all the bills passed and many of those proposed were heard in round table formation. A good, attendance marked the occasion. -DEER LODGE, Feb. (Special) conservation and range programs were discussed this afternoon at an open meeting attended by 59 Powell county farmers and their wives. Petitions will be circulated for the appointment of a county agent.

Conunitteemcn for 1937 were selected. A similar meeting will be held in Drummond tomorrow. surprised to find nothing had changed. The that gray film that spread tUelf over her peace had not affected the world. The sky was bright blue, -the green and pinks of-the garden were the same hue: A puppy played in the garden and small Mary chased it as happily as she had an hour before Janet's world had suddenly became an insecure place.

"It's not the first one I'm afraid of," she went on. "It's the habit of them. I've seen it happen to other girls had. attractive husbands. At first the men are ened and a little surprised that other women find them attractive and they recognize that It affects their plan of living.

Then there is the next one and since the first one worked out all right, they feel they have a little more rope." "Oh, no. It Isn't. After a little while rve seen It. they discover they are in no danger and the game gets to be exciting. It doesn't reaUy do them any harm but oh, Martha, it does destroy, something.

There is no longer feeling of Just being people. The complete closeness Is "gone," "Now, young woman, youVe gct- lipg morbid. knoyrn.a lot of young married people and they all tfie same or twice woiJB BUTTE INTf.fflr.NT FOR SET TUESDS1 DErm LODGE, Feb. (SpecialV cortege of Mrs. Georgia MacPhcrson Richardson, wife of Walter Richardson of this city, will leave Deer Lodge at 12:30 o'clock Tuesday noon for Buttc, Graveside services will be held at Mount Mo- riali cemetery at 2 o'clock Tuesday.

The Rev. E. J. Groenevcld 'will officiate, with the auxiliary to the Spanish-American War Veteran, having part also. Women of the Grand Army will attend in a body Jn memory ot Mrs.

Richardson's service as state president of the organization. ARTS DEPARTMENT MEETS ON TUESDAY DEEB LODOE, Feb. arts and crafts department of the Woman's club will meet Tuesday afternoon in the clubhouse, with Mrs. Paul Dorsey in charge. The subject for the afternoon will be "Historic Houses." Mrs.

W. B. Karit- ner will review current, events having to do with arts and crafts throughout the world. Hostesses will be Mrs. C.

C. Ham and Mrs. Royal Turlcy. RURAL SEAL SALES AMOUNT TO 577.47 DEER LODGE, Feb. on the rural sale of Christmas seals were received today by Miss Cornelia Deary, county superintendent of schools.

Tho total sold, by children of the rural district was slightly less than last Christmas. TWIN SONS BORN TO VALLEY RANCHERS DEEH'LODGB, Feb, -rAnnounccmcnt ol the birth DILLON BUREAU Lois Sprol Becomes of Francis Nettik in Roundup Nuptials. DILLON, Feb. (Special Mrs. Mike Nettik and daughte Lucillfc' Nettik; returned last wee from Roundup, where they ultende the wedding of Francis Nettik nil Mies Lois Sprol of Roundup.

Th marriage took place at Feb. G. The groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs Mike Nettik, Dillon, is a gradual of the high school here. The youn people will live In Dillon.

SUMMER SESSION BEGINS ON JUNE 1 D1IW3N, Feb. Tiie summer opening date of th Montana Stale-Normal College l)a been set for June 14, 11 was an nounccd by the college office re cently, The term will be for nin weeke, closing August 13. The sum mer school announcement bullet! will be ready for distribution nex montli, it was stated, containin class schedules and general infor mfition concerning summer schoc offerings. COMMITTEES FOR GROUP APPOINTEI DILLON, Feb. (Spccia The Young People's Fellowship SI, James Episcopal church yesterday.

President Ralph Ltjl appointed the following committees Program, Sue Tragitt, Ruth Wilbcr and Pete Tragitt; worship, Ralp Light, Alyce Christenscn and Ken neth-Lovcll; recreation, 'Eliai Wilkinson, June Patrick and Jac Orr; membership, Marjorie Deckc Dugan Luebben and Norma Jone. social and world service, Joh Combes, Jeanne Covalt and Hope Lcfforts; finance, Howard Morse, Bessie Knox and Jeannie Lcfferts; publicity, Florence McBain. Want Ads Are Bargain Bring Big Returns PHILIPSBURG, 15. (Spe- ial) Obsequies have been conducted here for two veteran residents of this area. Services were held for John Valdberg, who died at his home anoh on Rock creek.

Pr.Mbearers were Eric Johnson, Henry Wyman. John Rodda, John Parfitt, James Dlssett and Ed Sanders, Mr. Waldberg, a native of Sweden, Vad been a resident of Granite county 50 years, where he engaged mining during his early residence icre, later locating on the well- known Walbcrg ranch which was leadqnarlers for sportsmen from western part of the slate. Surviving are his widow and two laughters, Mrs. Josephine Rnpp.

Philipsburg, Mrs. Vcrn Cormley of Spokane. Wash. Funeral services were held for Reuben Conn. 80.

veteran, rancher, who died at the home of his icphew, Allen Conn, near Hall. Interment was made in New Chicago cemetery. Reuben Conn, a native of Kentucky, was reared in Misronri. He came west in 1882. locating iii Butte, where he remained until 1384, when came to New Chicago, where he mgaged in the mercantile business, later locating on a ranch near Hall, where he has since made his residence.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Ronnn; two nephews. Allen and James Conn. and five nieces, including Mrs. Ethel Tmklepaugh of Philipsburg.

Johannesburg, Smith Africa, will spend in celebrating or May 12 the 'crowning of King George. ATTENTION! Henry Lawlon Auxiliary No. 1, A. U. S.

W. V. All members are requested to meet. this afternoon at 3:30 at Mount Morlah cemetery for for services for our sister, Mrs. Georgia MacPhcr- son Richardson.

By Order of the President. FLOWERS Artistic Fancral Designs Park Florist Phone 3765 205 Wcsl Park Butte Death Notices OLIVE HAYES WEDS LOREN M. EBERLINE DILLON, Feb. (Special) Miss Olive Hayes, daughter of Mrs. Hans Dons cf Mill Point, nnd Lorcn M.

EberllnB, ton of Mrs. William Perkins of this city, were married Dec. 19, in Idaho Falls, It has boon announced here. Mill Point. They will Uve at NOTES.

DILLON, Feb. 15, (Special) Robert M. Funk, Sheridan, who has been a patient In a. Butte hospital the last 10 weeks, is in funcrnl of thn laic Mrs. Rose Gallnghcr Clark will lake place from the Hose room of Dug- gnn's Men-Ill mortuary Ihis day) morning at 9 o'clock, proceeding to the Sacred Heart church where requiem high mass will be celebrated nt 0:30.

Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. ATTENTION! SI. Mary's Altar members arc rcqueslnd to assemble at St. Mary's church this (Tuesday) evening nt 0:30 o'clock to recite the Rosary for oui late member, Mrs, Mary C. (Siica) Dorr.

funeral of the lal Mrs. Mary C. (Shea) Dorr will take place from the Rose room of Dtig- Ban's Merrill mortuary tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 9 o'clock proccediiiK to St. Mary's church where requiem high mass will hi celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. Interment in Holy Crow cemetery.

CARD OF wish lo exprcw our sincere appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy extended tus at the death of our beloved husband, father and brother the late Thomas Griffin, We wist especially to thank the sisters and Priests of St. Mary's parish and al those who sent the beautiful flora offerings and spiritual bouquets MRS. THOMAS ORIFF1N and MRS. TIM C. HARRINGTON, and Family, Duggan's Merrill Mortuaries PAT R.

GAGNER, Manager Bnlte, Montana Phone 3Z39 313 Norlh Montana thla city, early Monday morning, Mrs. Florence Perry aged 36, of 1321 Casey street. The remains are at the Sherman funeral home. Funeral notice later remains of Mrs Margaret Brazier are at the Sher man Reed funeral home, where the funeral will be held till (Tuesday; afternoon at -I o'clock the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.

J. with the Rev. Mr. Davenport con Romersa. Dillon.

ducting (he services. Interment Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Wahl, Mount Moriah cemetery, formerly of Dillon, spent the weekend in Dillon. Frank Rife spent today in Dillon, from his ranch on Medicine Fred Hanscn of the Centennial valley was a visitor today. remains of Andrew MONTANA STANDARD Classified Advertising Tha itcht to or raiecl any ad- retUslne copy Errors In adverttslnc should reported (mniedJatfrly. The Sisnd-. itrd trill uot be for than one incorrect insertion.

Ads toi three, ct tlx Units ind stopped before Kill be charted lor only the number of 11 air A the Ad appeared and adjustment made si ttie earned. Advertising orders (or IrceEulnr Insertion taken at Classified Hates: Rata per line tor consecutive insertions: ONE TIME 13o THKKE TIMES Ho SIX TIMES lOo Minimum, I Lines Fraternal Notices A. T. A. M.

BUTTE l.OnCit: NO. 32, to- ixlcht at 5 o'olocV, Temple, Park, ,1. EATHORNY, W. C. EVANS.

Secretary. Vlsltlnc faster Masons wctcomr. Visitation of lite iprcscni-Mlvc of Hip a. M. S.

Mont. 3 Max The Tailor rt THY PRICE'S El IT'S TOPS, TO (VOO EYE GLASS FRAMES. 12.BO Gave money on your'(mines. Frnmea rc- If possible. Economy.

113 N. Mn1n, INCHEA3ES SOON, Sw Wilion twin sons to Mr. and Mrs. Frank prominent residents of the upper valley, was made here today. The babies, born in Anaconda, have an, older brother.

DEER LODGE NOTES. DEER LODGE, Feb. Jensen ot the upper valley transacted buslne.w here today. W. P.

Johnson of the upper valley was.a. Deer Lodge visitor today. Mrs. Max Kramer of the upper valley and Bill Peel arc patients In St. Joseph's hospital.

Joseph Richards, Inc. Funeral Home GEORGE T. I ROOT nnt 128Z 15-19 South Montana Street TO ASSlS'f HOUSE' ivork cure of child; Ijoixrd, loom nud Agtf-. Phoiif 5fSl, Easter Special Oil WlUC 11.00 JB.OO Ringlet Ends $3.00 McCARUOLL'S STEADY POSITION FOR for ol two OJve asc, cxucrlonce, rducntloii mes ol those worked lor. Wages 450 per month.

Hox D-55. BUndnrd. ADDRESS ENVELOPES' HOME EASY work; vi'ontlcrtul onporUmU-y: cXDctlciiC' necpJssRry; wrlto for dclnlls, MnJieiU' HI PRrtc. Conn WANTED PAriT TIME STENOOR-APHEll CAFO Mpntiv amndnrd. OIIIL.

tX)R KOUBKWORK ArrERNO 06 Aluminum. WOMAH. 35, WANTS AB COOK or hotK eke ever. Will KO out pf lawn Pox EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT 6TENQC1 npHer-hookkccner, Rrfcrenccs, Box K-OI Stftiidard, MONEY RATES. NEW YORK, Feb.

money, steady; all day. Prime rommcrclnl pnpcr. Time loans, slcndy; 60 clnys-r months, 1 offered. Hankers' acceptances, 30 clays, (10-90 days, 4 months, 6-G months, Vj 't Rediscount rnlc, New York Reserve bank, FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Feb. eign exchange, firm.

(Great BriUli in dollars, others tn cents): Great 1,80 cables, 4.809/16; 60-day bills France Demand, cables 4.65%. Italy l3cmancl, cables 5.26 IC.86',4; Germany, free, 40.23; registered, 10.80 travel, 21.2!>; Montreal in New York 90.06 il; New York, in Montreal ICO.OS'.i. SEATTLE PRODUCE. SEATTLE, Feb. 1 34c; 91 scorn, 33c: CO score 80 score, 3Zc; 37c cartons, 3Rc; fats, 35c Egg.s (Caws): Large, 2I'y22c; mediums, 203 21 c.

Cheese: Triplets, IBc; loaf. 21c, Tkach are at the Sherman fc Reed funeral home, from where the funeral will be held this (Tuesday) morning at 9 o'clock, proceeding to St. church for maw at 0:30, Interment In Holy Cross cemetery. SHERMANS REED FUNERA', DIRECTORS Bdwr. at Arlt Kit.

Phone J221 LARGE FUNERAL CHAPEL with Famllj Rooms, Mule Room and Warlitzer Pipe Eagles Member. of Buttc Aerie. No. II, F. O.

am visiting brethren arc requested to meet at White's funeral (mine thi. 1 (Tuesday) at 8 o'clock to attenci servicc-s for nur late brother Al Cain. By Order of Ihc President. remains of Mows Eilwvorth 'All Cnln arc White's funeral home, H'hcrc the llcv, Mr. Davenport conduct services tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Mountain Vlev; cemetery. WADELL-'Hic of Kd- ward Wadell are at funeral home, pending word from rel- Btivcs. Notice of services will be announced later. White's Funeral Home FUNERAL DlflKCTORS ANT) EMBALMKRS 307 WEST I'lHK STREET PHONE Z-JU3 Kent OR i-nOOM preftrAbli- tn Enieiion school district ll 17Q1 Maicia. MODERN UNFURNISHED lioxisc, Central location' prcletabie UUN1SHED PREFERABLY IN district, Phone 6M3, 'WO OR THREE ROOM FURNISHED Hay' 69, Po.i'l.' -To.

buy NEED FURNITURE AND WILL PAY Uiff price. Can 103J E. From Pliont 3853 Furniture Wanted! a will pn? 7au eftsl) tor xour heMlnt Jlovcs, heAtrolas. ranscj, elc. Roieu- erg's 106 Park Call 3550 VANTED TO BUY in EOOCl iliapf.

PUoitc 2-4S30. Wanted Purnilure 'e wlH cash, coal ranees, household soorts 1'hntie "476. 105 K. Park. I-'OU rurnlslicd Houses 11) SIB rocmu.

sns roil Furnished Apis. 'il ROOMS, FunNlSUED. CIAS EQUIPPED I'UUNISMED APJIRTMTSTS. llshl. 113 nurl FHONT CIAS uliMirtl: ivdult Connie, 301 Qun FriOKT ADULTS ONL 413 OtAllltf.

remains of Charles Krewson are at the Daly- Shea mortuary. Kimerai arrangement. 1 will he announced following the arrival of hts wife and sister, Wednesday noon. Csthrlne Tuss, aged 5 yesTE, died yesterday afternoon. The family re-sldence Is 542 East Galena street, The remains arc at the Daly-Shea mortuary.

Funeral arrangement 1 will be announced later. DALY-SHEA MORTTJ4RY HOME 101 So. Idaho Phone LOWER FUli- nlshcil. 26 N. Excolstor street.

3-I1OOM APARTMENT. DOROTnV APART" lufntx. 101 E. OciinUp. FOB Flats ROOMS, MODERN.

1 BLOCK NORTH of Stcwnrt mine, a W. Agfltr. FOU Unfuralslicd Flats 6 ROOMS, 3 UP AND 3 Hardwood ILoora; sns crjulupcd. 613 Wesl Qiinrlr-. I'ixonfr 3310.

l-'Olt KslBlc Z( THE MOON iioAnrjiNci HOUSE. MEAD vlUff, Harrison, riione 3637. A 1WO-BTORY FIIAMK AT 411 NORTrT Irtftlio nroprrly. Is built for ImnUlcH nnd Is in coaft It prlcrd rtsht. If LL the klnri ol property oil are looUtic (or, Frert Ornnrlprr.

1 SACRIFICE, f-rflom IIOUKP, full hjupllirnt, All new fur- nllllrr, WnlkCrVllln Location. Prlc SLOW. 1MW clown pnyinrnt, kiaUnce I I. Uox 0-08. ainndorii.

1034" ANTIMONY TWO-SToSl litlck hAYlng 7 rooms but tittcls ROIIH rcpnlrliif. Is priced wllli tcrniK. PI you fnn rto Ihrr rcpnlrlni. Fred Grnnil A S-ROOM nillCEC bill Gnu be Irmdc inoderl TV easily. Tine lociUlon, corner lol Can IKI nijidti Into home will very snmll Investment.

Frctl FOR 3JO-ACHE STOCK RANCH TOH flfU.E. IK ncres lu liny, linliuicp pasture And ernl ACftES OOOU t-ANT ucll Improved n-rnoin house, cood walr rlsMt Iftrma, nox 103. BlRvensvin" Mnn Oll Onfi find conl conibltmilon range. $20.00. Electric niici conl com hi- nnllon.

$23.00. Electric rnnfjcs, $15.00. C'oa) rniigcs, GimrnnLcod OECHSLI 42 West I'ot Sloi'k FOX TKimiER purs rbn Troll nl. I'OK 1 1 Used Batteries A Alitl Up; si) i flfivlnc fHorrn, Clnlcnn at Wjo CLKAIIANCE flALK CRICKS O71 '30 MOI3EI I.ronard rrrrlBcrntorh. A new nu cltiiifi.

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JR. mRTFlUUP. PI'iKAfiEN UAI.IMJfl; Nome. Alfl MetAii Sink 63 IONEY TO LOAN CITIZENS FINANCE CO. Silver Ban EXTRA MONEY 'or Chrlsiruxi DUJs.

losurince or othci (int-of-the-year bills can hDcroweo root ot (jy any employed man or woman nick, courteous contlderulal service and eAtonable (arms. AsV About our payment udcei plan. Industrial Finance Co. 00 Penn. Solve Your 1937 LICENSE TAX PROBLEMS WUh A Quick Loin ao Jail Your Slinature.

NATIONAL LOAN CO. Room 1, Floor, Owilej Bide. LOANS LOANS Secured. SaUrj- Antomoltlle. Loans CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION Second rloor suite sot su.vr.n now BLOCK Money Loaned MORRIS FINANCE COMPANY l.rwlsnliu floor CO.V.

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Dr. M. l.oclie Shoes t-'ittet 31H Riann Olrtr tlnflf DAM "iia MARY LA Kb AVE. IHCBEASE8 SOON re CAIK'bM CI.KANI'HS Jrln trfl' RUC1 ULE B. Phone i SPkCIAI.Ifi'l 4JI.CANKKS AND OVERS Cleaning and Dyeing Paurnic Dye House CO Vtrsl 3i3 AN i A CLASSIFIED DISPLAY MATTRESS MATTRE6BEB MADE or CON- vecle 1 Into Inner Aprlnr nullB Mallitir.

nepjlr. OR nECX)VEBED" 1 atfd ro your co tort Stockflelh Millrcu pU C7fiO Iltpilr. 1823 Aye. Inner Bpnnzs Installed, 19,00. Chicago Mattrcss phcnt 6267 112 Eatt BUS1NESH CHANCES 51 CI.AnSY I.UMCU AND BEER PARLOR.

Emnhlrn my. Tirov Ktltlt. KalUptll, BEST to- allon. PROPERTY. floit flS, cmbcEiiY sfoaE, FIXTURES.

BHILU- Inc and roomr. roinhlnrfl; rlouhU ririir, naccain. 3LU Ixiciixt, Muit USED CARS Chevrolet. Dump Truck ,5195 Dump inicfca arc In rtal demand. onr In A No.

1 thapt. 2- yarfj horly, St, Paul jlouhle arm hyrtrftuMc hold. tires. Much than new 1933 Dodge Ji-Ton Truck $325 In fine, dependable aliane. A cood looking, KOod running Job with yenrs ot good service left In It, Is the 6-cyllnder pickup.

1035 Ford Sedan Delivery The deluxe Vi-ton closed -truck. Can't bo i old from brand new nnd you a wonderful saving. U'e ITiTt 100 (o Cbaoic From Standard Motor Co. 17 E- Galena-Si. RANSFEK AND STORAGE Kitto's Transfer.

331L CLEANING SULLIVAN. PAPER CLEAKER. APER HANGING 71 BROWN. PAINT1WO. Phona UDY rcrlianglnp, 240 East Park, 492ff.

KGALS 72 EST M1NINQ NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Nollca la' hercbj slven, br order of resident, that Die regular annual is of the stockholders of WEST MAY- LOWER HINTNO COMPANY. A Montana orporatlun. held at the principal anrt place ot buslneis of said Cora- any at Room llenneasy BuHdinp, f. Silver County, at 0:00 o'cfock A.

Tuesdai', February 16th. (or the election oMour directors, and or (lie transaction ol An? other business 'hlch may latvfuUs come before tha meat- 1 TC. 'i Dated Rt Butte. Montana, this lit -dar 1 February, 1937, and signed: PRAZER. i MAYFl.OWKU MINING COMPANY Notice to Stockholders Nollcc Is hereby given, by order of UIB resident, ttiat the rcauUr annual mcet- of the aloctholders of HNIMO COMPANY, A Montana cornora- lon.

nllL ba held at the prlnclpn.1 oldca, ulnca of business ol said Company 1 Room fioa. flennessy. Bulldlni, Suite, Silver now Montana, at 'clock A. M. Tuesdaj.

Febcuarj; P31. tor the election ot tlve directors, and or the transaction of any'other may lawfully coma before meet-' HE. at Butte. Montana. 1st day and signed: K.

B. FRAKER. Bccrctary. NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REQISTBATION MUNICIPAL GENERAL Jn accordancfl wltli One- (U of Chpiptcr Ninety-Seven (97) ot 1910 Ses.ilon'* ol Montana the Reslstry BoOfes of he CUj ol Sltver Bow County, wlir be closed. at o'cloclc Thursday, the Eighteenth (18th) laj or February.

1037. nnd 'will remains lusoUi AS railsterine tor tne MU-- nclnaj Qencral Election lo.bo held thn City ot nuttc. Sliver Bow 1 on Monfiaj, ths filth tStbl da? of Atitll ,1931. Electors niaj resistcr for tha by nfncarlne betora 'Hio County 'Jlerk al ht.t ofttco in the Court House an. nranllc Slicet, Dutte.

Montana be- 'ore (he closlni'of laid reslstry'bookis. or IF Bimtfitiiin before a Deputy Registrar, any Notary or Justice of CRce- in the" manner provided by taw, If chancD of hsg been by movlnfi It Is neceaiarj to yours registration transferred to your present' rou did not vote at latt Ocneral Election, httd on November- hnYD not.since.retl&lsrcd, it li necessary that you teirlster analn. 'V Dnled tills uih Day of January. A. 1037.

A130I3 A. McaHATH. County Clark, knd Recorder and Ex- Olllclo Regliirftr, eilver How County. HOTIOE. Of Oloslne of ReelsOraLlon for flOHOOL ELEOTION In accorciiince with BeclloiV Ona '(1) "bT Olintilcr NLnely-scven (871 of'1912 Session Lnwa of MontnaR, thi Registry Bookji or School Dlitrkt Numbtr UK How CuuntT.

-Monlana. will bo closed at Five o'clock p. TilotdM-, tha Sixteenth 1161 riiiy ol Pobruary, 10S7, and will" main closed InflOfar as rejrlalerliiK for-lit School Election to be held In unit hyechool Nunidcr One silver now Montnnx, on SatuirfaT the Third Ord) day of April. rcslsler for flection npDCBrJni the Coimly OJrrtf At h1a office In the Coiirthousa On Went amnlie alreot. Montana, be-', tore the cloiliu aalri rcclstry booka.

by anrcnriiu bctoio Dcnuty nr betoro nny Notary Public or Justice Of tho Pcaca the manner provided by It chantn ot ntccJnct-hms been marfn- inovliiB it Js. to have yoljr 1 rca la trail on -traiufcrrect to your present 'rcss. you did not vole nt Iho-'lBst' iflral Election, litlrf on November and not el tic a registered, nereasriry that you resistor aitnlri. Oivtfd tJila 10th of D-. 1037.

AOD1S McORATn. Couuly deck nnd Kx-OfflcJo Silver County Montana wirbM rr MAY CONOEHN Lils to that Kax Kelly, re-- rently Hwnrtferf the OirbitB Contract by the city of nuttp, liAfi no con-. ircMoiu or'rplatlons wJili Ihc utiderslsncri, nd'tlic unflcralsiifd will nnt he for dnbti or HnbtMtles contracted "ny Hay Kelly, iBIttiicd) TIEriNEY BEIO3. J. Tlernoy, Manatrer.

of Nrontnnn. County of How, is. On thli riRy jieraonaliy appcuicd J. TlpriKy before me. Notary Public, 'Xfcnlcrt Hie nbovc InAlrument nnd Hint tin i.i the ncrRon hpraln mcntlonrd, In whereof, I have set my hanrl.

and nep.l at Hnllf, Montana, llils 8th day if Kcbruriry, 1037. THEHEJ3A LOWNEY. (Sral) Notary Public. Mr commission vlrts 0-33. IfUfl.

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Union Clear Blorp. 34 3. Main. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY MAMMOTH SALE! of GUARANTEED: OK USED CARS SALE NOW GOING ON! Sec Thew Bargains Today array Motor Co. Buick-Chtvrolet Dealer Colorado 8U.

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