Laurel outlook. [volume], June 18, 1947, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huston, who
daughter Mitzi of Vancouver, Wash.,
former residents of Laurel, stopped
over in Laurel to visit relatives and
The Outlook Says:
Miss Elva Hixon and Mrs. Nelle
Kahle of Los Angeles were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Laird from
Wednesday through Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Larson of
Glendale, Calif., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Laird Thursday.
Mrs. Larson is a sister of the late
Mrs. Malinda Alden.
Mrs. Dorothy Huston of Seattle
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. *0. M. Wold.
have been attending Montana State
College at Bozeman, are guests at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. O. M.
Wold.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mylan and
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smooth summer suit which
will take Juniors wherever
they want to go! In won
lerful Russian Cord ... a
finely corded cotton. Brown,
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friends while en route to Minne
apolis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Long return
ed from Spokane Thursday night
where they attended the convention
of the Veterans of the Northern
Pacific railroad, June 9-10. 1204
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people attended the banquet given
for convention guests at the Dav
enport hotel.. While there, Mr. and
Mrs. Long enjoyed trips through the
Spokane Valley' and to Grand Coul
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and Mrs. Russell Barr, 605 Second
avenue, was elected vice president of
the student body association of the
Billings Deaconess hospital at a
meeting held last week at the nurs
es home. Miss Barr has completed
her first two years of training ana
is just finishing her training in
[the operating room.
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If it's a terrific twosome with
wonderful "little-girl"
lace trim. Incidentally, it's a
Bentley ... in white washable
cotton gabardine.
Sizes 9-15.
$ 12.74
Mrs. W. T. Johnson returned Mon
d f>' "*** f ™ m u Minneapolis where
she attended the graduation exer
cises of her S0I1) Robert j ohnson , at
the University of Minnesota,
accompanied his mother to Laurel
f° r a ^ ew days' visit. Robert re
ce .i v u ed a de ^ ee ? f bachelor of arts
with a major in journalism. Earlier.
he had been honored with the award
of a merit key for work on the
Minnesota Daily campus newspaper.
Mr and Mrs . Johnson Rob ert
wU1 leave the latter part of the
week for a visit with re i at ives in
g ea ttle after which they will go to
g an Francisco. From there Robert!
w ||| sa jj to Hawaii to accept a posi-h
tion with the Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Ralph H erriott arrived home from
Missoula last Sunday where he at
ITEMS FROM THE
Reporter's Notebook
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tended Montana State University,
He left for a six-week ROTC sum
mer camp at Tacoma, Wash.,
Wednesday.
P. H. Gardner, of the Gardner
Drug Co., is making an extended
visit at his sister's home in Char
lotte, Mich.
Jacob Batt, manager of the local
Safeway store, spent four days in
Butte last week attending Safeway
Stores' location managers training
conference.
The next meeting of the Laurel
Commercial club will be held Mon
day, June 30.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wold returned
fro Lidgerwood, N. D., where they
had spent the week end with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Frost. They were ac
companied on their return home by
their daughter and children, Franc
es and Jackie, who spent the past
10 days here. Mr. and Mrs. Frost
are owners and publishers of the
Lidgerwood
newspaper.
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Have you stopped to consider that
save-as-you-go is as important to
you as the pay-as-you-go plan, which
millions of my nieces and nephews
are rediscovering this month as
their best friend in meeting income
obligations? When you are signed
up on the payroll savings plan or
have arranged with your bank for
regular monthly purchases of U. S.
Savings Bonds, you're on an auto
matic, easy save-as-you-go plan
which will enable you to meet future
personal and family obligations, or
a business of your own, pay for a
new home, travel or education for
your children. As a good American,
you are paying your income tax
bill to your Uncle Sam to help pay
for the war. As a good American,
you also have the opportunity to
turn the tables on your Uncle Sam.
Investing in U. S. Savings Bonds
regularly, your Uncle Sam will pay
you $4 for every $3 in ten years.
U. S. Treasury Department
Hefty Hippo
The hippopotamus, four tons and
over, is second only to the elephant
in size. It has a hide almost two
inches thick, which alone may
weigh more than a quarter of a ton.
It can walk for miles on the bottom
of a stream, closing ears and nos
trils, coming up for air every six or
seven minutes. By feeding on plants
growing in river beds, it keeps the
channels clear.
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Ancients Vain
Archaeologists digging among
buried cities discovered that Sume
rian women of thousands of years
ago used "vanity cases" of gold,
complete with tweezers, earpicks
and head-scratchers.
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Growing up is a part of life, and a boy or girl growing
up needs plenty of good food. See the quality selection
of meats, cold cuts, delicious salads and frozen foods
offered by McCORMICK'S FOOD MART. They render
the most prompt and courteous service!
DAILY DELIVERIES
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Take advantage of our every
other-day delivery service
and assure yourself of fresh
dairy products during the
days ahead.
Ask for ANDERSON'S
DAIRY PRODUCTS
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PHONE 76 -77
Anderson's Dairy
109 W. MAIN
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tXTS THE TOST OF LIVING!
Sell-outs just a few weeks ago! If you missed them then,
be here early Friday! Now! Another exciting week-end special
sale of brand-new, thick-tufted
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We scoured the market for super
quality, thickly tufted spreads. Found
them!. Priced them at this amazing
$5.95 low! Solid color grounds with
matching chenille, white grounds with
multi-color floral designs, diamond
patterns ... on fine SEAMLESS long
wearing sheeting. IT WAS A ONE
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in Friday!
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Milk County
Los Angeles county in California
with 127,000 cows, produces more
than 400 million quarts of milk an
nually, the largest production per
county in the world.
Egg Bargain
Brown eggs are a bargain at any
season if the price is lower than the
price of white eggs of the same size
and grade. There is no difference ,
in food value between white and i
brown eggs.
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Good Eyes Aid Artists
There seems to be a relationship
between good vision and artistic
ability. Of a group of 100 art stu
dents examined, those who showed
j superior artistic ability had excel
lent eye coordination and depth per
ception.
Gold Widely Scattered
Gold isn't confined to "them thar
hills." This metal is found in minute
quantities in almost all rocks, all
copper and lead ores, and even in
vegetation.
Marine Emblem
The marine corps emblem, show
ing the western hemisphere on
the shank of the anchor and sur
mounted by an eagle, has been kept
virtually the same as when adopted
in 1868.
Burial Custom
A burial custom of the Igorot tribe
of Luzon is to place the dead in a
sitting position until the body is
dried, and then put it in a cave or
grave, according to the Encyclopae
dia Britannica.