Laurel outlook. [volume], October 18, 1944, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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LAUREL OUTLOOK
Published Every Wednesday at Laurel, Montana, by
JOSEPH GEHRETT & CAMPBELL CALVERT
Subscription $2.50 Per Annum in Advance
Entered as Second-class Matter July 14, 1909, at the
postoffice at Laurel, Mont, under act of March 3, 1879.
Want Ads
NOTICE—ALL CLASSIFIED ADP
MUST BE PAID FOR IN AD
VANCE UNLESS YOU HAVE AN
ACCOUNT HERE.
FOR RENT—Large unfurnished apt.
with garage. Adults only. C. W.
Laird. It
WANTED—Experienced
perienced stenographer and post
ing machine operator. The Yel
lowstone Bank, Laurel, Mont.
or mex
BUILD MONTANA
Vote for
JUDGE
LEIF ERICKSON
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Democratic Nominee
FOR
Judge Erickson says: "We must
develop our power resources
go that electricity will be not
only plentiful but cheap. We
must have cheap electricity in
every home. That is what will
attract new industry and new
people to Montana, and that is
what we must have if Mon
tana is to lead in the postwar
era."
Paid Pol. Adv. by Erickson for !
Governor Committee.
Walter Nilan, Secretary, Helena
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OPTOMETRIST
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DR. T. R. VYE
Physician and Surgeon
Sande Building
Phones:
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Residence 146 4
LAUREL, MONTANA
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IT*S NEVER TOO LATE
TO FERTILIZE
ALFALFA
Alfalfa May Re Fertilized at
Any Time of Year
Early in the spring.
After the second cutting.
Or in winter on top of the snow.
For Best Results—Apply 150 to 200 pounds of Anaconda
Treble Superphosphate to all meadows and pastures.
After the first cutting.
Late in the fall.
BUY WAR BONDS WITH PROFIT
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
FERTILIZER DEPARTMENT
Anaconda, Montana
WANTED—Just the chance to prove
to you that Wolverine Shell
Horsehide Work Shoes will give
you more comfort—more wear
miles per diem of cost on any
work shoe job. No obligation.
We invite you to try on a pair—
you'll agree with us. Vaughn
Ragsdale.
Yellow
8-9-tl
WANTED—Waitresses at
stone Cafe.
MONEY TO LOAN—In Laurel
and vicinity. Low interest, easy
terms. Wilcox Agency, Securi
ties Bldg., Billings, Mont.
WANTED—Several loads of well
rotted manure. Phone 263-R.
9-20-tf
FOR RENT—Furnished room, 110
10-11-tf
Fifth Ave.
FOR SALE—Holstein
now
milking, freshen April 1st. Phone
0-311-J-4.
cow,
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FOR SALE—Approx. 4
good grass land with
water on North
Creek. Write or call B. Kessel
heim, Inc., Fratt Bldg., Billings,
Montana
sections
livestock
Fork Canyon
10-ll-3t
SOUSED AGAIN but if they are
Wolverine Shell Horsehide Work
Shoes, they II dry out soft. They
always do! No other work shoes
in the world like them. And that
innershell leather gives so much
extra wear that they actually cost
less in the long run. Call on us
and try on a pair. Vaughn-Rags
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FOR SALE—6-hole, 30-gal. Frigid
aire Ice Cream Cabinet with com-1
pressor. Sande Drug.
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601 3rd Ave, Calll68-W. Ip
FOR SALE—Coal and wood heaters,
several sizes. Roysdon Furniture
Store It
LOST—Between Laurel and 10
miles northwest of Springtime one
30x5 Dual wheel tire chain, one
fastener broken. Reward. Charles
A. Swindler, Laurel.
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....But NOT On Work Shoes!
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WOLVERINE
ASK any man who wears em He ll
back it up that Wolverines are unbe
lievably soft, pliable, comfortable,
and that the extra wear saves him
real money. Come in, try on a pair
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SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES
Vaughn-Ragsdalc
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Donovan. Colonel Cheadle, can
didate for associate justice of
the Montana "supreme court, re
turns to the practice of law
after four years' service in
World war II. He also served
two years in World war I.
Federated Club Has
Many-Topic Program
, Mrs. J. Melvin Williams and Mrs.
U W. Hageman were cohostesses
when the Laurel Fed erated club met
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M onda V evening at Mrs Williams'
h° me * Present were 19 members
an d two guests, Mrs. Reinhold
Frank and Mrs. Paul Adams,
During the business meeting, Mrs.
w. H. Hatfield, Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Harold Richardson were
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pointed to represent the club at a
lecture followed by a tea at the
Northern hotel in Billings, Oct. 23.
.The event, sponsored by the Billings
Junior Women's club, will feature
Harold K. Milligan of New York
City, national commander of the
Field Army and Clarence Cooklittle,
F. C. B. of Bar Harbor, Me., di
rector of the American Cancer so
canteen
ciety, as speakers.
Members will bake cookies for the
at Billings during the
month of November. Four groups
of six members each were appointed,
and chairman named were Mrs. Neil
Baker, Mrs. Allen Gatewood, Mrs. J.
G. Mace and Mrs. Harold Williams.
Mrs. Harold Collins and Mrs.
I Glenn Sheets were received as new
I members.
A guest speaker for the evening
was Dr. T. R. Vye who spoke on
"Initiative No. 48.
clear picture of his opinion of the
condition that would exist in the
state of Montana if this bill should
be passed.
The club's project prize for the
evening went to Mrs. Marshall
Huntington. Mrs. Mayes, music
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Get Ready
Th,s 7 VitU&L
Enjoy that grand feeling... when the weather breaks next spring, all you need
do is start spring farming! It's easy, too. NOW, before severe winter sets in,
check over all your machines. Clean them up. Note any repair parts needed,
order now and install before spring. Protect engines from cold damage. Lubri
cate every bearing with the right Penola lubricant, make it safe from weather
corrosion this winter, ready to move next spring. Put all equipment under
cover. Call your Carter Bulk Plant now and order Penola HD (Heavy Duty)
Motor Oil for your tractor and truck, Penola Greases for every need. He'll
bring them to your storage. Ask your Carter Dealer about any lubrication
machinery care problem. He has the answers, prepared by experts. Maintenance
care now pays dividends in time saved later... Carter Dealers are at your serv
ice, Carter products are favorites in the West, Carter quality costs you no
FREE BOOK. Get your copy of the interesting "Question and Answer"
booklet about Penola HD Motor Oi L You'll be amazed at the scientific
facts about all this great modern oil does to improve performance and
lengthen the life of hard working engines. Ask any Carter Dealer.
or
more.
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Carter) Äau
Uniflo motor'oil
Penola g°r e a s"e s
THE CARTER OIL CO. • Northwest D
• BILLINGS, MONTANA
chairman, presented Mrs. F. M.
Braswell in two vocal selections,
and
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By the Bend of the River,
Heart of the Witches." Mrs. Hage-|will
man was accompanist.
Bridge was played during the re- |
mainder of the evening with the j
high score award going to Mrs. Neil |
Baker.
When lunch was served a !
Hallowe'en motif was used in dec
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oration.
j The next meeting will be Monday,
Nov. 6 to be at the home of Mrs.
Harold Williams.
be in charge of the program,
Mrs. Gatewood
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Fashions—Styles and Materials.
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Inspect Grain
Grain held for more than one year
f 0 r any purpose may become infest
e d and should be inspected carefully
at monthly intervals.
Make Towels Last
To make towels last, make-up,
creams, lotions and medicine may;
stain fabrics, so use towels for dry
ing purposes only. When something
spills on the floor, don't use a towel
to wipe it up. Don't shine shoes
on towels and don't use them to dry
razor blades. If a loop is pulled,
cut it out at the surface and do not
pull the thread. Mend selvages
or other worn places.