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Mr. and Mrs Francis Miller of
Springdale, Wash., were guests Mon
day of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kujawa
of this place. Mr. Miller, who is
coach in Springdale, is working
through the Inland Empire in the
interest of a Moose basketball lea
gue.
his^secretaryH Ernest n 1 ^ 30
ms secretary, James Sullivan of
The^sfer^ nIws offiP at
r. ?. western News office. Mr. Mans-1
field, who have the address of the
^f n h ay e e ' en i ng P ro E rani
met many of his friends and sup
porters while in Libby through the
S? k'L "weif™:
formed on all subject? of interest
to his constituents, and is an in
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Burte M R ° SeIla
Mr and Mrs \r <; _i ,
Anaheim Calif left ^asf^vloi^ e° f
Glacier National Park /° r
Lakes Lake Louise and nJX? 1 tS*" 1
vSi'catPosition
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fordis Mr Lr rS ' San '
Miss wJnda Monrar of Vf- 1
came Saturday tn visit at t ¥ lss ° ula '
of Mr. and Mrs! E, E Jaqueth *
—Matinees at the ri nmo 4 i .
heein at 2 tn n m a Theatre
tpmhpr ? P ' " Sunday - Se P
1 umher and «taurmiii u r i -
rTninf Nn Worker's
4th TnfsHav 5 ! the ,. 2nd and
Mice triioor, * T^ a ■ montb -
p^cifio ^ een f u i aw , a and ,¥ lss
*°f« lla Sbea of Sp°kane visited
over the week end in Libbv. Miss
Kujawa visited with
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kujawa. and
Miss Shea visited with her friend.
Miss Mildred Buck.
—Buy your week end pastries (al
ready baked) at the V. F. W. Aux
iliary Baked Food and Canned
Goods sale, Saturday, Sept. 11, 10:00
a. m. at Parker's Studio.
—Matinees at the Dome Theatre
begin at 2:30 p, m., Sunday, Sep
tember 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nowell left
Wednesday morning for Cheney
where they both will enroll in
school for the ensuing term.
The Senior W. S. C. S. of the Lib
by Methodist Church met at the
home of Mrs. R. H. Gehrke last
Wednesday. Mrs. Maude Nelson led
the devotionals, after which Mrs.
S. A. Rasmussen presided at the
business session. A very interest
ing presentation was made by Mrs.
J. C. Midyett, on the theme "His
Way in Porto Rico," after which
delightful refreshments were
joyed by the twenty members and
five visitors who attended.
Miss Yylia Brennan began
ployment at the Libby Pharmacy
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson and
party of Spokane visited Mrs. Fer
guson's aunt, Mrs. Leo S. Welch
over the week end.
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em
Geringeres Hardware
-- and the
Kennedy Furnit ure Mart
y CARS SUPPLY OF
Announce their New Location
in the New Geringer Building
-on and after
COLGATE'S FABULOUS SUDS
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Friday, September IO
WITH EVERY
WA S H E R
We will continue handling a complete line of new
furniture and will also take orders on furniture
upholstering and custom-made furniture.
LADIES!
Yes —a great big double value
for a limited time only with
your new—all new, 1948 Zenith
Washer. You get a year's sup
ply of famous, nationally
advertised FAB—a washing
combination that gives you the
fastest, whitest washes you've
ever bad! So now it's doubly
worth your while to come in
and give these great new Zenith
Washers a thorough looking
over ... to see the new Zenith
bowl-shaped tub that washes
faster and cleaner—cleans and
drains in a flash. And to see the
new Zenith double wall Ther
mo Tub that keeps water hot
longer—docs a big family wash
ing on one fill... preserves the
sparkling colors and freshness
of all your nice washable gar
ments. Dozens of other new and
exclusive Zenith features, 100 ,
in this new - all new, 1948
model. It's doubly worth your
while—so come in today.
Let Our. .
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show you a new complete line of
Dutch Boy Floor Cleansers and
Waxes.
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AT 5:30 P. M.
Saturday, September 11
With the compliments of . . .
The Kennedy Furniture Mart
and Geringer's Hardware
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Bring your painting troubles to our
Dutch Boy Representative.
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FREE Tickets At The Door
(Not as illustrated)
With Every $5.00 Purchase
A Combination Level - Rule
SEE US IN OUR NEW LOCATION, FRI., SEPT. 10
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen of Dish
man, Wash., returned home follow
ing a week's vacation in Libby. En
route home they attended the wed
ding of their granddaughter, Miss
Delores Berry, in Spokane. Miss
Berry became the bride of George
wff Ü!m S S
child.
' S/ ? gt and Mrs - franklin War
ner left this week for their home
I in Merced. Calif. Mrs Warner had
been visiting in Libby for the past
four months while her husband
on a mission overseas
H*~W Shawl „<
M^ an^Mrs «I'm*H iatt Fridav"'
v £ ur a H 1 ôÎ *j ri ï? y- .
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Mrs - J . Y Shawl ^turned Friday
,ï on ? a s * x weeks vacation in New
Y 9 rk - T New Jersey, and Chicago,
Mjss Jacc l ueline Hiatt who had ac
con ?P anied he r on the trip found a
in New Jersey.
William Shawl, A. O. Role, and
William Baeth will represent the
Llb , by Lumber and Sawmill Work
el 's Union No. 2581 at the North
daT C ™rN i °«, Star ?¥ Mon ;
day - The Northwest Lumber and
Sawmill Workers convention will he
held at Boise, Ida., with delegates
frorn Montana - Washington, Oregon,
and Idaho in attendance.
-V- F. W. Auxiliary Baked Food
and Canned Goods Sale, Saturday,
September 11, beginning at 10:00
a .m. at Parker's Studio.
was
MOUNTAIN FLAVOR
NASH'S COFFEE
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FOR SALE AT YOUR LOCAL GROCER
DISTRIBUTORS
Rasher - Kingman - Herrin - Co.
Spokane, Washington
Miss Lila Cook spent the week
end in Yakima, Coulee Dam. and
Ellensburg. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shawl and
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Enders spent the
graphers Convention.
Elgar also attended, going by train.
Mr. Parker is president of the assoc
lation and Miss Elgar is secretary.
Mrs. Josephine Arnold who under- (
went a gall stone operation two
weeks ago at Kalispell is reported j
recovering nicely. Mrs. Arnold is
year old mother ° f MrS ' 3> '
Parker.
—For your needs in Woodwork,
don't see others until you have
seen us.—Libby Sash and Door. 51tf
-Buy vour week end pastries (al
ready baked) at the V. F. W. Aux- |
iliary Baked Food and Canned Food
sale. Saturday, Sept. 11, 10:00 a. m
at Parker's Studio,
weekend at Woods Bay and Flat-j
. . .
head Lake. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kemp visited j
over the weekend at the Russell ,
Little home. The Kemps are from 1
Kalispell.
Mrs. Charles Haschke of Great j
Falls spent the Labor Day holidays )
in Libby. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Austin and j
family of Kalispell spent the week-j
end visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Earle. j
—V. F. W. Meetings the 1st and 3rd !
Wednesday of each month at the
c j u k
Clay Parker and Russell Deist
flew to Great Falls September 1.
Mr. Parker went on to Billings
where he attended the State Photo
Miss Elsie
—Matinees at the Dome Theatre
| begin at 2:30 p. m
., Sunday, Sep-jot
tember 12.
Mrs. Leon Ayers, who has been;
the Kalispell hospital as a result
of a broken leg, returned home last
week.
in
», ' .
Mrs. Timothy Miller returned home
Sept. 2 from a four week vacation
in Minneapolis and Winnipeg. She
visited her twin sister, Mrs. H. J.
Hill, for two weeks in Minneapolis.!
Mrs. Hill accompanied her to Win-(
nipeg where they visited their sis
ter. Mrs. A. H. Wood, and niece,
Kathryn Wood. It was a delight
ful vacation. Mrs. Miller said,
Spokane visitors last week were
Mrs. Auger. Mrs, Jo Becker and
J annt '- Mrs. Dick Powell and Char-1
lotte, and Miss Marlene Solem.
HOLMES &EDWABDS
STERLING INLAID
SILVERPLATE
'I 52 PIECE
SERVICE FOR I
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GOOD NEWS for your
Fuilgct! Holmes & Edwards
prices are still down! Choose
from three lovely patterns.
From left: Lovely Lady,
Youth, Danish Princess — all
made in li.S.A. Price includes
the handsome chest. (Not
subject to Federal Tax.)
Also two new patterns in
Sterling Silver
beam and Wedding Bells.
Moon
"Jewelry of Distinction'
WELCH'S
Jewelry & Gift Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kammeyer
Ephrata. Wash., came Monday to
'visit Mr. Kammeyer's mother, Mrs.
The South Lincoln County Chap
_
Frieda Kammever.
I_____ __.
ter of the American Red Cross, will !
... - .... -
.meet in the Community Hall at 7:30
September 13
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
Strout Really
COAST TO COAST
NOW is the time to list your property
"WE" have the Buyers.
E. A. STROUT REALTY
JOHN F. BOWEN, local Strout agent
BOX 295
RESIDENCE 66-M
OFFICE PHONE 260
See These ...
SPECIALS
Chocolate Wafers
Nabisco Famous
Anise Cookies
Nabisco
3-Ring Pretzels
Nabisco
Crockers
Snowflake
Ritz
For Snacks
38c
per can
25c
package
17 c
package
■ a
2 pounds
32c
box
TRY OUR CAMPBELL SOUP LINE
SOUTH LIBBY PURITY STORE
Mr. and Mrs. C. B Pritchard of
Bartlesville, Okla., came Thursday
of last week to visit a few weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
L. DeRosia and family. Mr. Prit
_ _ _ _
chard is a brother of Mrs. DeRosia.
~ ~ - - -
Mrs. S. A. Rasmussen and Mrs. R. S.
Fields.

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