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Friday, October 25, 1946
Classified Advertising—
For Sale—Modern House
FOR SALE—Modern house, close in.
H. P. Thronson, Harlem. 10-U3c
. OPEN FOB BUSINESS
Montana Case
6:00 a. tn. to 10:0? p. m.
ON SATURDAYS and BUNDAYS
6:00 a. m. to 2:00 a. m.
For Sale—Poles, Lumber
FOR SAILE —Poles an’J lumber. See
C. C. Hansen, at V. F. W. Club
Rooms, Harlem, Mont. 10-25 p
Oil Conversion Unit
FOR SALE—OiI Conversion Unit.
A. 'Ellis, Inc., Harlem, Mont. 10-1 Is
Wanted—Band Instruments
WANTED TO BUY—Used band in
struments at top .prices. D. P.
' Langbell, Harlem, Mont. 10-lltfc
For Sale —Building
FOR SALE —BuiMing, 30x80, located
in West Harlem formerly the
Martin Andersen poultry barn. Hip
roof. See George Benson or in
quire at The News. 10-lltfc
Lost—Shepherd Dog
LOST —Brown curly Shepherd dog
about ten years old. answering to
the name “Skipper.” Lost on
Harlem Main Street two weeks ago.
No collar or license tag. Notify
Ted Johnson, Chinook.
For Sale—Bucks
FOR SALE — 60 head Crossbred
Bucks. Louis Petrie, Turner. 18-2 c
For Sale —Reg. Suffolks
FOR SALE —40 Registered Suffolk
Rams, Yearlings and Lambs. At the
Lee Schumacker Ranch, Malta,
Montana. 16-18—11-lc
A; ELLIS, Inc., Harlem
AGENTS for Fairbanks-Morne Pumps
and
For Sale—Windcharger
FOB SALE—32 Volt Jacobs Wind
chargar with heavy dpty batteries.
.Electric Vacuum Cleaner, Washing
Machine, Iron, and Pressure Wa
ter System. AL P. Klingler, Savoy,
Montana. 1048etf
For Sale-halves
FOR HALE—I 2 good .white-face
calves. Hee Sam Harvey, 7 miles up
30-Mile Creek, Harlem, Mont. 10-18 p
ELECT
ECTON
SENATOR
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Had Enough?
Y«», W» time for a REAL change
VOTE FOR ZALES N. EOTON NOVEMBER 5
(Poiitiml Advertiamneot Paid for by (Eeton for Senator Qnb,
J. H. Morrow, Jr. ChaUsnea, P. O. Box 31#, Bomdmi, Montana)
MAKE YOUR
PLANS FOR i
TOMORROW 1
TODAY! |
The spectre of want, privation or
poverty need never -haunt you if
you take just one important step.
i
No depression will worry you . . .
jno assessments are deducted, from your
pay ... no seasonal or industrial
“layoffs” ... no fear of unemploy
ment . . . no housing proiblems to
beset you ... no worries over medi
cal, 'dental ot hospital bills . . . ex
cellent food and clothing all pro
vided. |
A good starting .-alary with almost
certain regular increases. A fat
monthly retirement income for life
after 20 years’ service (much greater
after 30 years.). All these advan
tages and many more are yours. IF
iyou can qualify for enlistment in the
NEW regular United States Army!
You*J 'better hurry, as qualifications
for enlistment are (being steadily
raised!
That’s right! Enlistment in the finest
army in the world is your guaranteed
insurance of “freedom from want”
now, or at any time as long as you
live. Here is one example of monthly (
Army pay —and just as a private: |
Base Pay _ $ 75.00
Allowance Wise and Chi'.d ._ 58.00
(until war officially ends)
Food, clothes, housing 43 00
Medical and dental care ... 8.00।
Insurance ._ - - - 13.501
Travel, Laundry and misc. ... 12.00’
Annuity for Retirement as M-Sgt
After 20 years (Paid by U.S.) 103.28
Total „ 312.78
Income Tax you don’t pay ... 30.08
Grand Total _ $342.86
•
Are you \loing as well now, -month in
and -month out? Think it over —then
act. Go in. and discuss your par
ticular problems with the U. 8. Army
Recruiithnig officer nearest you—
TODAY!
Post Office Building, Hav-re, Montana
Help Wanted—Woman
WANTED —Woman for general house
work. Mrs. A. J. Rasmussen, Har
lem, Montana. 10-25 c
For Sale—Adding Machine
FOR SALE 'Budgets AAtog Ma<
ehiae. * '
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K^ina (Boar. George Choroh^^P
* ner, Montana. 10-23 p
For Sale—Buildings
FOR SALE—-Meet of the buildings
on the Harry Wester place near
Hoge land; also ibuidings southwest
of Harlem. A. J. Rasmussen,
Harlem. 10-25 c
Catholic Benefit Dance
The Catholic Ladies are sponsoring
a dance, Sat., Nov. 2, at Agency
Gym. DePoe’s Orchestra playing
1 Admission 60c, tax included. Good
lunch served, 25c per -plate 11-1
THE HARLEM NEWS, HARLEM, MONTANA
H VETERANS,
FARMERS,
LABOR and
BUSINESS
AGREES.. .
Congressman Wesley A. D’Ewart
knows his job and does it well, represents all Montanans
fairly and honestly. D’Ewart has made himself an expert
on Veterans legislation. He understands and has worked
for years for Montana development, for REA, for American
markets for American goods produced by Americans enjoys
Ing America’s high standards. He stands steadfastly op
posed to needless government Interference in our daily lives.
Re-elect
Wesley A. D’Ewart
REPUBLICAN
I’d pol adv by D’Ewart for Congress Chi), (R. C, Bricker, Ch., Gt. Falls
Democratic Teamwork
To Build Montana
LEIF ERICKSON U. S. Senator
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*' *•
FRANK MURRAY Clerk of Supreme Court
Blaine County Democratic
Candidates
RICHARD NIXON State Representative
JOHN H. STEPHENS : County Commissioner
A. H. DORN County Clerk and Recorder
D. J. SIAS County Attorney
C. R. NOYES County Surveyor
THELMA B. TURNER County Superintendent of Schools
J. W. LEA Justice of the Peace, Chinook Township
HERMAN REMUS Constable, Chinook Township
JOHN M. WILLIAMS Justice of the Peace, Harlem Township
DAN HAY Constable, Harlem Township
CARL STEPHENS Constable, Big Flat Township
Democratic Platform For Peace
and Prosperity
World cooperation and peace
Effective support of veterans’ own program J J
Farm prosperity through long-term floor under farm prices , i
Electricity in every farm home, through area development _,
Fair treatment of labor
Support of free enterprise and the small businessman
Better schools and more pay for teachers (
Immediate full development of Montana’s resources and industry
A fair deal for Indians
Increased old-age assistance and social security benefits
Full support of the mining industry
Construction- NOT.-Obstruction
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Paid for by Democratic County Central Committee,
, Frank L. Bagan, Chairman
MO. . * * *
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Bernard W. Thomas
REPUBLICAN
Graduate of Law School, Montana State U, 1940
Practiced Law at Chinook, 1940-1942
Served in U. S. Navy, Jan. 1942 to Jan. 1946
Resumed Law Practice at Chinook, January, 1946
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
Pol. Adv. Paid for by B. W. Thomas
the MleW car
, The Kaiser
is here!
Sde it at
Tubbs Oil Co.
FIRESTONE DEALERS
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