The Carbon County news. [volume], February 26, 1925, Image 8

About The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931

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OnZHTS MILITARY
TRAINING CAMPS TO
BEHELD FROM JUNE
12TH TO JULY 11TH
Dr. C. L. Koehn of this city, who
«Meer of the Reserve Corps of
United States Army, has received
the fallowing letter from Colonel T.
ML Anderson of the I04th (Frontier)
W«ûé«n with headquarters at 606-611
Ces umcrc ial Building Salt Lake City,
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The Citizens Military Training
Comp for young men residing in the
of the 104th (Frontier) Division
Organized Reserves, will be held at
Mart George Wright, Washington for
■esidenu of the ten Northern counties
Idaho; at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo
aning for candidates in the Field Ar
tillery and Cavalry Courses; and at
Fort Douglas, Utah for candidates en
rolling in all other courses from Utah,
Adabu, Nevada Wyoming and Montana.
"Prior to this training each candi
:S«te must pass a physical examina
tion, must be vaccinated and against
««callpox immunized against typhoid
■■H para-typhoid fevers, if not al
ready protected.
"In past years most all civilian phy
sicians and, of course all reserve of
havc co-operated with us by
awadcring their services free of charge
in examining, vaccinating, and innocu
latiag the candidates. This assistance
Mas been a very material help in mak
ing the camps of this area successful.
"There are no public funds available
tar travel in connection with this
tservice or for the service itself. How
atw , the necessary typhoid vaccine
aaBI he furnished you. The smallpox |
must be furnished at the ex
•f the candidate."
la another letter addressed to Cap
Wfti , («ihn. Colonel Anderson states
for Citizens Military [
Camps will be from June
toWf llth, 1926, and requests i
tiaat all officers begin at once to se
•arollmentn for these camps. He
furth er :
"Last year this division blazed the
titall for all camps in the country; our
»ercentage of attendance was actually
146 per cent of the original figure.
This speaks well of the cooperation
yen gave me in this particular phase
ml rmr work.
"It does not seem appropriate to
amk your assistance in this campaign
in light of your efforts last year. It
•croîs more suitable to simply tell you
that (he campaign has started, and
kroKt that you will do as you have done
in the past, deliver the goods without
**ty"
Captain Koehn tells us that the quo
ta for his district was doubled last
year, and that they hope to accomplish
the- same result for this year's enroll
anwt for the training camps.
Alvin Kills and Vernon Fluhrer of
W a s city, and L. Hobbs of Bearcreek
have already made application for
«try to the Training Camps.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mr. and Mr». H. S. Anderson, of
Springtime, attended the Masonic An
anal at the lodge hall Friday evening.
JHxa. Anderson spent a few days at
•-*h* home of her daughter, Mrs. Clair
Ohamherlain.
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Mrs. Harry Cassidy entertained the
Neighborhood Auction Bridge Club at
home Thursday. Mrs. C. C. Rowan
the club prize and Mrs. F. H.
Mi den won the guest prize.
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James Gleason, Clarence Larkin,
■n William Larkin and daughter
PSMaabelh motored to Bilfinga Friday
wening to see the basketball game be
tween Red Lodge and Billings, return
ing the same evt | 'ng.
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Ed Bloom of Bloom & Company,
rekuraed from Billings Saturday
adhere he attended Market Week. He
avpzrted that the meeting was a auc
%oSB.
The "suit of Carl Englert vs. Wil
liam Johnson was tried before Justice
<of the Peace, E. B. Provinse Tuesday I
afternoon and resulted in a verdict
for the defendant. The suit grew out !
tK a controversy over the provisions j
rf a lease and several witnesses were j
«•mined. The plaintiff was rep re-1
aented by E. P. Conwell and defendant j
hy C. C. Rowan. i
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Was Gail Boyd, county superinten -1
dint of schools, returned Monday from
at trip where she visited ten schools
«taring the past week. She stated that
the majority of schools are in good
■aanditinn. She has visited thirteen of
4ha forty «even schools in the county
expeqta to continue her visiting
THE CARBON COUNTY NEWS
The United Store, of Red Lodge, In the
Startling, Never-the-less True.
Hands of A. A. Gillespie. Merchandise Adjuster
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Ouick action is necessary. Every dollars worth of this
will be sold regardless of cost or loss
stock must and
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE UNITED STORE
I CAME HERE TO SELL THIS STOCK
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We have turned everything over too A, A. Gillespie
Adjuster, he makes the prices and believe us folks he has
'certainly gone through this stock like a cyclone through
'a Kansas fornfield. It won't be long before everything is
gone at these wonderful prices.
and folks it's not going to take me very long to sell it at
the prices I have marked on every article in the store.
Cost or less means nothing to me. Turn the merchandise
into cash that's my job.
Come here Friday and see the goods move out.
A. A. GILLESPIE, Adjuster.
UNITED STORES COMPANY
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SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING
FEBRUARY 27 AT 9:00 O'CLOCK. BE HERE EARLY
LADIES'COATS
MEN'S WOOL HOSE
A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF PRICES
YOU WILL FIND IN THIS STORE
Good weight in heather
mixed. Sold regular
for 60c. ask for these.
A nice assortment of
coats, good style, sold
regularly up to $36.00
$995
39 c
LADIES' COATS
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS
Good styles, excellent
materials. Sold regu
larly for $40. to $50.
They will go at
Collar band shirts, a
nice lot of patterns.
Regular price to $2,26.
LOT OF
$119
LOT OF
$1295
MEN'S SHIRTS
WOMEN'S SHOES
Shirts worth up to $2.25, neat stripes
and checks. All sizes up to 17.
Come early for these
About two hundred pairs of these
high lace shoes. kXhe. regular price
of them was up to $8.00
MEN'S OVERALLS
LADIES' DRESSES
A nice assortment of
woool and Souel silk.
Union Made, Galesburg
Overalls, in all sizes.
Regular price $2.00
$129
10 c
59 c
$695
Sold regularly up to
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$ 20 .
MEN'S UNION SUITS
LOT OF
LOT OF
Fleece lined, only a few
of these left. Sold reg-,
ularly for $1.50
HOUSE DRESSES
LADIES' DRESSES
MEN'S HOSE
98 c
Well made cotton hose in black and
brown. AW sites. Sold regularly for
Good quality ginghkn^ in- all sizes'.
These are mark«! helfew the actual
cost of making.
Wools and Silks. A
nice lot. All good styles.
Regular price to $35.
$1295
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MEN'S LEATHER VESTS
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12 1-2 C
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LADIES' OXFORDS
This price is exceeding
ly low, less than these
price $10.00
New spring styles in
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and kids. Regular price
$4.00
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$298
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LOT OF
LOT OF
BOY'S OVERALL^
CREPE KIMONOS
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MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Galesburg make, in
sizes up to 17 years.
Come and get them.
About one dozen of these,
fairly giving them away at this price.
Get one early
We as
Only a limited lot of these, good
weight and color. Sold regularly for
$ 1 . 00 .
LADIES'RUBBERS
The best quality in «II
sizes. Sold regularly
for $1.19
79 c
BOY'S TWEED SUlfe
49 c
$100
2 pair of pants. Good
strong tweeds. Sold
regularly for $7.60
BLEACHED MUSLIN
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Fruit of the loom. Ex
tra fine quality. Sold
regular for 25c.
21 c
LOT OF
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
LOT OF
LADIES' SWEATERS
MEN'S WORK SHOES
A lot of sweaters, good quality and
sizes, worth regularly up to $6.00
Come and get them.
Medium weight mercerized cotton.
Sizes up to 44. Sold regular up to
$2.25.
84 Pepperell Sheeting
Eveellent quality pep
perell sheeting. Sold
regularly for 60c,
All leather with Elk
sole. Sold regularly
for $3. and worth it.
$198
46 c
$139
$198
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
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A wonderful buy, Box
Calf stock, also Kid.
Sold regularly for $5.
BLANKETS 64X76
$398
LOT OF
MEN'S SWEATERS
LOT OF
Gray and tan, size
64x76 only a few of
these in the store.
$198
LADIES' HOSE
Ladie's cotton hose in black and
brown. All good sizes.« Sold regu
larly for 25c.
Boys and Youths Shoes
Gray in color, good weight. Just the
thing to work in. Regular price $2.00.
Strong, well made, In
black and brown, all
sizes up to 6, regular
$3.00
OUTING FLANNEL
j $139
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19 c
Regular price 27c, good
width. Only a limited
amount of this.
19 c
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MEN'S OVERSHOES
BLEACHED MUSLIN
Four buckle cloth top.
Good quality, sold reg
ularly for $4.0(J
$2-98
An excellent quality
muslin sold regularly
for 15c.
12 1-2 C
A. A. GILLESPIE, ADJUSTER, CLOSING OUT
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