Laurel outlook. [volume], June 16, 1948, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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This Sunday is the Day
to Remember
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Uses any double edge blades
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Key Cases
Pipes — Lighters — Tobacco Pouches
Sheaffer — Parker — Inkograph Pens
Fineline Pencils — Desk Sets
Wrist Watches — Pocket Watches
Flash Lights — Ronson Lighters
Sunbeam Shavemaster Electric Razors
Poker Chips — Shaving Kits
Bill Folds
59c
Tartan Suntan Lotion, Antiseptic
ASTHMA AND
HAY FEVER
BATHING CAPS
39*—69*
Ask your Druggist for a Free
Demonstration of Eplscorb's
remarkable relief.
INSECT
REPELLANT
29c to 49*
KPIX EPHRIX-VIT AMIX O
I iihalum
for prompt temporary relief
from the symptoms of
Asthma and Hay Fever
SUNTAN CREAMS
49* to $1.00
Insecticides—Sprayers—Weed Killers
N. P. B. A. Dispensary. — Veterans' Administration Dispensary.
Prescriptions A Specialty
Where Your Drug Store Dollar Goes Farther
PRICES PHARMACY
SANDE ORUO CO.
TUE REXALLDRUB STORE
— LAUREL,MONTANA —ÇTu>*ir 3S "
Price's Pharmacy open all day next Sunday, June 20th.
EVERY BEET IS A
PUMPING PLANT
Soil moisture enters the root system of the
sugar beet, then moves up through the plant and
goes out through the leaves. There are countless
tiny holes in the leaves that work like pumps. All
day long the leaves are "pumping" water from the
soil into the air. In hot weather the soil moisture
is "pumped out" very quickly. When beet leaves
wilt or collapse, it means that the "pumping sys
tem" has slowed down or practically stopped.
The "pumping system" does a lot more than
just pumping water up through the plant,
foods are dissolved in the water that moves up
through the root and leaves. These soil foods
make a kind of "soup" that the beet "eats." The
beet cannot "eat" dry food. In other words, when
a beet is wilting, it means not only that "pumping"
is slowing down, but it means also that "eating"
is slowing down,
two or three days for water, it is much like a
steer in a feed lot having to wait two or three
days for feed.
Therefore it is very important to look ahead
and prepare to get water on the beets before wilt
ing takes place. Hot weather is wonderful grow
weather for the beet crop—and the farmer
who is able to keep an adequate amount of moist
ure in the soil at all times is pointing his crop
toward maximum tonnage.
Soil
When a wilted beet has to wait
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"74e GREAT WESTERN
SUGAR COMPANY
The News :
of LAUREL l
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At a dinner Monday evening- at j
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. 0- i
Hartley, Miss Margery Lou Hartley j
had as her guest, Miss Pat Rathbun |
j who was leaving for Minneapolis, j
j Sandra Hartley's guest was Keron
j Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leto and daugh
ter Frances have arrived from their j
I home in Buffalo, N. Y., for a visit i j
I of several days with Mrs. Leto's j
j parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I J
I Graves and Benny Leto, son of Mr. 1 !
i and Mrs. Leto, who has made his j !
j home for the last year with hi? I
Accompanying Mr. i
' grandparents,
and Mrs. Leto to Laurel were Mr. j 1
I and Mrs. Don Cslani of Buffalo, j i
who are also guests of Mr. and Mrs. j I
I Graves.
j Mr. and Mrs. Dane Vannice had I
! as guests Mrs. Harry Kimball and
! daughter Jade and Mrs. Almeda
j Porter of Greybull, Wyo. They were
I accompanied to Laurel by Billy Por
j ter and Dane Vannice, Jr., who had
i been their guests in Greybull.
Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Leuthold and
children Kenneth, Eddie Burt and
Betty Louise, returned Sunday from
a two weeks' vacation trip to north
| ern Wisconsin, Chicago, Iowa and
South Dakota. The family visited
relatives en route to different points.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hockhalter
are the parents of a son, bom Mon
day, June 14, in a Billings hospital,
j Mrs. David Greco and sons of
I Lead, S. D., are visiting this week
at the home of Mrs. Greco's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platz.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec 0. Reiter and
daughter Maureen, who arrived from
their home in Portland, Ore., to at
tend a double wedding ceremony at
Congregational church, are
spending the week at the H. P.
Reiter home.
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!
the
Members of the Congregational i
church held a Sunday school picnic j
Sunday at the David Frank farm j
I south of Laurel, with a large at- j
j tendance. A picnic dinner was |
i served at the noon hour and games I
i entertained during the afternoon.
) For her daughter Karen on her
! sixth birthday, Mrs. Ray F. Stevens
i hostess to a of children
i
I Tuesday afternoon. Present at the
j party were Karen's grandmother,
I Mrs. W. L. Stevens of Forsyth, her
j uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
i Oyan, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van
denberg all of Chicago,
day lunch was served and the chil
i dren played games,
j Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Hurzler
are the parents of a daughter, born
Tuesday, June 15, at a Billings hos-j
, pital.
Rev. H. C. Haemmelmann will
. leave this week to attend a general
council meeting of the Congregation
: al churches to be held at Oberlin,
Ohio, from June 17 through June.
24. A student, Theodore Bader of
1 Billings, will fill the Congregation-1
j al church pulpit in South Laurel
| next Sunday, June 20.
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Found In
A Pocket . .
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HOWDY FOLKS:
j Many inquiries have come in as
i to where the editor of this column
■ gets his literary ability. So as to
I settle that question for all time, the
j editor wishes to state that he comes
j from a literary family. His sister
writes shorthand, his brother writes
j insurance and his wife writes checks.
We are like the guy who just
itched to write and has been
scratching for a living ever
I since.
i
We did get a dollar a word, once.
We talked back to the judge.
From that experience
learned that the day of the j
court Jester is passed.
we
I Some one suggested that we j
should get a nom de plume. You '
S know what that is. It's an author's I
WRITE name.
There's one
right thing to j
do when it's a matter of getting j
good drycleaning and laundry
work. Be thrifty-phone three-fifty,
get the most for your money.
! We get enthused about it, but
do our customers.
so
Scott's
Cleaners & Laundry
Be Thrifty—Phone Three-fifty
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Friday and Saturday, June 18 and 19
2-lb. can
Butter Nut Coffee
108
No. 2 cans Adams
Grapefruit and
Orange Sections,
2 for.
*
45
c
14-oz. bottles
Del Monte Catsup
27
c
No. 2 cans
Del Monte
Cream Style Corn,
2 for.
Hill's Horse Meat
Dog Food,
2 cans.
43
23
c
c
Schilling's Black Tea—
46-oz. cans
Del Monte
Orange Juice
29
<*
49
V
y 2 ib.
93
37
c
Large pkg.
Super Suds
C
1 lb.
No. 2 cans Prattlow
Fruit Cocktail in
heavy syrup,
2 for.
Durkee's
Oleomargarine,
1 lb....
43
C
33
c
1-lb. cans Simoniz
Paste Wax
for floors.
Tall 46-oz. cans
Del Monte
Tomato Juice.
39
30
c
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Wold's Grocery
PHONES 170 and 171
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His Gates With Thanksgiving,
Into His Courts With Praise."
School motto—"Study to show
thyself approved unto God, a work
man that needeth not be ashamed."
Prayer.
Group singing—"Sing and Smile
and Pray the Clouds Away," "This
Is My Father's World," "It Is Morn
Program At End Of
Methodist Church
School Announced
The daily vacation church pro
gram of the Methodist church has
been announced for Sunday, June 20,
at 7:30 p. m. As now planned, the
program will be as follows:
Processional—Mrs. J. H. Albertus.
Memory scripture — "Enter Into
and
ing In My Heart," "In My Heart
There Rings a Melody" and "Into
My Heart."
Beginner department, class sing
ing—"Every Morning Seems To
Say," "A Little Star Creeps O'er
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207 First Street West
Phone 452-W
fUUfR PAINTS HS!Eb
the Hill" and "Jesus Loves Me."
Primary department exercises—
Grades 1 and 2, Ten Command
ments; grade 3, Books of the Old
Testament; Commandments.
Junior department memory work
—Genesis 1:1; Acts 10:34, 35, and j
Psalm 148, chanted.
Offering.
Awarding of certificates by de
partment heads.
Congregational hymn.
Benediction.
All attending are invited to visit
the display in the church parlors.
Making Zippers Zip
If your zippers tend to stick and
not work smoothly, try rubbing
them with wax. This makes them
open and close easily.
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TRUCK OR TRACTOR
LOAN? *9
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TALK THE MATTER
OVER WITH US
You could do things faster and better
on the farm with a new tractor.
Do you need a truck for carrying
supplies to the farm, or produce to
market?
Now is the time to discuss a loan
with us. We will give you the best
possible cooperation. Come in.
The Yellowstone Bank
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To Unknown Indian
A grave to the "Unknown In
dian," is maintained at Mt. Auburn
cemetery in the village of Hopkin
ton. Mass.
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