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... Thursday, February £7, 1941
THENEW
Liberty Theatre
MATINBS
SAT., 8UN m * HOLIDAYS
AT Mt P. BL
MATINEE TUESDAY 4:10 P. M.
EVENINGS Mt AttM P. IL
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SAVE
i Wolf Points Complete
: FOOD MARKET |
Swifts Brookfield
Yellow American I
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| Oval SARDINES I
Mustard—Tomato—Natural
I ; • r ■ - ■
QUAKER
Spaghetti
ENRICHED WITH MILK
916 9C P
& Pkgs.
I Fancy 3 Piece
;Dutch Spice Set
I 49 Pounds 4 9Q
Rex Flour I
| ALL FOR A *
SHRIMP Haase’s
Fancy, Wet or Dry Pack
| Old CABBAGE_
Solid Heads
Per ponrid |
Fnut BUTTER
JUNE GOODE 4 J
28 oz. Jar 19 c |
Lifebouy- I
Soap
3 Bars 19c|
Fresh Dressed I
puce
Ready for I
the pan, lb |
Shop tor Fresh I
LENTEN 1
Vegetables I
At The I
Pay-N-Save I
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
Big Doable Feature Program: HIT NO. 1—
“THE TULSA KID”
With Don Barry and Noah Berry
HIT NO. 2—
A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL’S
With Ken Murray, Lillian Cornell
ZORO’S FIGHTING LEGION Serial
, COLORCARTOON
— ■ — i
lAbcZ^l
MRS. OPGRANDE
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Opgrande was host to a
' few ladies fast Friday at her
.home. Nora Dahlin was guest of
honor. The diversion for the
afternoon was bridge, followed
by a delicious repast.
•• • •
D. OF H. EXECUTIVE
CLUB MEETS
The Degree of Honor Execu
twie Club met at the homie of
Mrs. Rodell Mahlum, Wednes
day evening. After the business
meeting a social time was pass
ed. A very riice lunch was served
by the hostesses. The next regu
lar meeting will be held at the
parish hall on March sth.
• • •
COMPLEMENTING
MRS. HIGGINS
Mrs. R. D. Knaipp and Mrs.
Gordon Bruce were joint hos
tesses to a number of ladies at
the Knapp home last Thursday
evening. Three tables of bridge
were in play. Refreshments were
Served. High score for the even
ing play was awarded Mary
Cook. Mrs. Julia Flynn received
cut prize. Mrs. Higgins, 'being
the guest of honor, was present
ed with the guest prize.
WOMEN’S CLUB
The Wolf Point Women’s Club
will meet tonite (Thursday) at
the Wolf Paint Case banquet
rooms. Roll call ‘Name a hero of
Independence.’ A paper will be
। read “Bolirar’ the Liberotor” by
। Mrs. M. B. Larson A Dutch lunch
wild be served.
•* • •
JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB
MET TUESDAY EVE
The Junior Women’s club met
Tuesday evening at the Sher
man Case banquet rooms, with
| Mrs. Schreiber and Mrs. Buddy
I Smith as hostesses. Three tables
lof bridge were in plav. Mrs. Bill
1 Jacobi won hi, and Mrs. J. T.
Brownlee, traveling prize.
•• • •
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
ALICE WOODGERD
On Thursday evening, Feb. 20,
Arylene Gustafson and Myrtle
Parkiins were hosts tn a number
of invited guests and friends of'
Miss Alice Woodgerd in honor of
her birthday. They enjoyed a
lovely )d!ir(ner; followed by an
evening of cords. The guests
were: Misses Ailice Knick, Ovada
Olsen, Marie Thompson, Florence
Nelsen, and the guest of honor
Miss Woodgerd, Each one of the
guests and the hosts as well pre
sented her with' a remembrance
of the happy occasion.
»• » »
MRS. BARWISE AND MRS. •
ED JOHNSON HOSTS AT
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Last Friday afternoon Mrs.
Barwise and Mrs. Ed Johnson
were hosts at the Barwise home
to a number of invited 'guests
which made five tables of bridge.
A delicious luncheon was served
before the play. Hi score for the
afternoon’s play went to Mrs.
Russel and Mrs. Coffey and Mrs.
Hamblin winning cut prize.
TILTON FAMILY DINNER
GUESTS AT MORLEY HOME
On the occasion of Homer’s
birthday last Friday • Feb. 21st,
Mr. Ben Tilton, Virginia and
Homer were dinner guess at the
home of Mrs. H. Morley,
MASON AND STARS
BOLD ANNUAL PARTY
The Masonic and Eastern Star
member met last Thursday even
ing at the Masonic Halt for their
Washington party. The Hall was
beautifully decorated in patriotic
color and the ladies putting on
the program under the direction
of Worthy Matron Leora Ship
man were also dressed to carry
out the patriotic theme. Mr M.
B. Larson played a flute solo, ac
‘companied at the piano by Mrs.
Larson. M ! Chapman’s team
v-on the fia^ contest.
' Later wh t and Chinese dicck
•”t were p'av with prizes
going to Mrs. Geo. Grayson, Cliff
Rodgers, Mrs. Harold Banks,
Chas. Arrive^ Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ris, Mr. Chapman, Mrs. Chas, Ra
thert, Mrs. Schaale and Mrs.
Shipman.
A lovely lunch was served in
the dining room with Mrs. W.
Butzlaft, Mrs. Nellie Brownlee
Ada and Mayme Jacobi acting as
hostesses.
The Herald-News — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
SUNDAY, MONDAY, MARCH 2-3
S P E C I A L\!J—
Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn, and
James Stewart to—
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
Movietone News with‘latest war events
MRS. R. L. STEPHENS
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Setphens
were hosts to a number of,
friends at a turkey dinner Fri
day evening; after which three
tables of bridge were in play.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Walton, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Arrivee, Mr and Mrs. Andy
Listug, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Sten
nes, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Larson.
Hi score for the evening’s play
was awarded (Mr. and Mrs. Chas*
Arrivee and low to Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Larson.
•• • •
MIKE COOK
HAS BIRTHDAY
February 26th being 'his birth
day, Miike celebrated by inviting
five of his little friends to his
home. Games and fun generally
was the pastime of the afternoon
followed by some delicious birth
day cake and ice cream. Mike
also received nice birthday pre
sents.
FAREWELL LUNCHEON
FOR MRS. JAMES HIGGINS
The Junior Women’s Club
sponsored a luncheon on Satur
day noon as a farewell to Mrs.
James Hgigins who has been one
of them since coming to Wolf
Point. Mrs. Higgins by her ami
able manner and pleasing pers
onality has made a host of
friends among the older group as
well as the younger set. She will
be greatly missed. After the
luncheon, Mrs. Louise Husband
in the name of the club present
ed a gift to Mrs. Higgins. We
take the liberty thru this col
umn to wish Mr. and Mrs. Hig
gins every success and happiness
in their new location.
MRS. BARWISE AND MRS.
ED JOHNSON ENTERTAIN
GUESTS FRIDAY EVENING
. Friday evening Mrs. Barwise
and Mrs. Ed Johnson entertain
ed a large group of friends,
enough in number to make up
twelve tables of whist, at the
Barwise home. The guests enjoy
ed themselves to the utmost be
tween the cards and a most soc
iable evening, followed by a fine
lunch served by the hostesses.
First- prize was awarded to Mr.
and Mr. z H. W. Bryan for high
score, and the remaining eleven
tables with each table making
its own rule awarded a cut prize
to one member at each table.
As Advertised
in all the National Magazines . . . these quality
first line Drug Products are being offered at the
very low prices, the absolute minimum prices
for which these articles can be purchased.
Dental Cream
Colgates
Large 19c
Giant 33c
Tooth Powder
Large 19c
Giant 37c
CUE
Dentifrice
Large 23c
Giant 39c
A Full Line of CASHMERE Boquet Toiletries
at the same reduced prices as above
Vaselene II Charts
HAIR TONIC COLD CREAM
Large 37c- m % tb j ar 39c
Giant 63c n 1 lb. jar 69c
BUY . TH^M . TODAY . AT
Huxsol Drug Co.
“Prescription Specialists”
Wolf Point :—: Montana
FOURSOME OF BRIDGE AT
CARL BULL HOME
On Thursday evening of last
week in compliment to Nora
Dahlin, Mrs. Carl Bull enter
tained Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Op
grande, and with herself, made
a foursome of bridge. Mrs. Bull
served a desert lunch.
SUNDAY DINNER AT
MIKE SENZEK’S
Ota the occasion of his birth
day, a number of friends were
treated to a delirious turkey din
ner served at the Senzek home.
After dinner the guests enjoyed
a social afternoon and a lovely
repast served again in the even
ing. The guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Larson, Mr. and Mrs.
Cal Rogers, Mr, and Mrs. Jim
Driven and Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Stennes. They departed declaring
I Mrs. Senzek a grand host and
wishing Mr. Senzek many happy
, returns.
Hospital Notes I
&
STEELE HOSPITAL
Mrs. Newell Berry and baby
daughter dismisesd Saturday.
A baby girl born to Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Gilbertson of Vida,
weighing 7 1-2 lbs., Sunday Feb.
23.
Baby Bowers dismissed Wed
nesday, Feb. Iffth.
TRINTY HOSPITAL
.Admittances for the past week
piark, Mrs. Sophie Ullrich, Mr.
Hans Skott, Aaron Remmich,
Chris Heilman, Sam Kalleck and
George Crilley.
Dismissals were:—Aaron Rem
tuih, John' Nepbauer, Marvin
Brookman, Julius Krause, Mrs.
Gorden Bruce, Chris Heilman,
Bernard Twen and Mrs. Elsie
Shanks and daughter Gloria
Marie.
Gordon Huriaand and Max
Fitzsimmons went to Glendive
Tuesday of this week to attend
a Convention of Standard Oil
Dealers. Ray Davdison of Malta
and Frank Hanel of Glasgow
stopped here a short while, en
route to the same meeting.
Gary Cooper and Madeleine
Carroll in North West Mounted
Police, wiith Paulette Goddard,
Preston Foster and Robert Pres
ton showing Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, March 5, 6 and 7
All in Technicolor. New Liberty
Theatre.
Palmolive
SHAVE CREAM
Large 23c
Giant 37c
Colgates
SHAVE CREAM
Large 23c
Giant 37c
HALO
Shampoo
23c and 47c
E Boquet Toiletries
TUESDAY, MARCH 4
PAL NIGHT
THE WEAVER FAMILY in
FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS
Crime Short, Cartoon and—
“ Christmas Under Fire” Special Short
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dolven ac
companied by Mrs. Walt Dolven
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gana
way left Tuesday morning for.
Minneapolis to drive back some
new cars.
BIG SPECIAL ATTRACTION!
Carv Grant. Katherine Hepburn
and Jannes Stewart in The PHIL
ADELPHIA STORY Sunday and
Monday, March 2 and 3. New
Liberty' Theatre.
WOLF POINT WELCOMES
MR. AND MRS. D. CROSBY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crosby of .
Miles City arrived in Wolf Point'
this week and have taken resi
dence in the Stennes apartments.
Mr. Crosby will take Mr. Higgins
place as Head of the warehouse
for the Project administration.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins left Wolf
Point for Billings Wednedsay of
this week, where he will hold a
similar position.
MR. AND MRS. FITZSIMMONS
I HAVE WEEK END TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fitzsim
-1 mons left Friday morning by
way of Great Falls, where they
i met Helen Fitzsimmons who ac
companied them to Deer Lodge,
Montana. They visited Mr. Fitz
simmons father who is employed
iat the State Penitentiary. They
'were week end guests at the
, Wardens home and were taken
thru every department of the
; institution, which they enjoyed
very much.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most
sincerfe thanks to all our friends
for their many acts of kindness
and expressions of sympathy in
the loss of our dearly beloved lit
tle son and brother, and we al
so want to thank all those who
sent the many beautiful flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crouse
and family.
LENTEN
I Sat’day
J Mond’y
f Feb. 28; March 1-3
MACARONI or Spaghetti.... f fc
Hollywood 2 lb. box * *
CHEESE J £c
Pabst-ett package
PEANUT BUTTER Ofc
Garden Brand ....2 lb. jar
CATSUP Standby 77 c
Extra Fancy 2 14-oz. bottles
PEAS Garden ?7 C
Tender, Fresh Flavor 3 No. 2
SWANS DOWN O/lc
Cake Flour ........Package
r— ■ ——— -
SALMON Alaska fCc
Mountie Brand, tall lb can ***
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
ECONOMY MEAT PRICES
BEEF ROAST ft 20c FRESH DRESSED PIKE ft 25c
HAMBURGER 2 lbs. 35c Fresh Dressed PICKEREL. Ib. 20c
PORK SAUSAGE 2lbs. 35c HALIBUT and SALMON
FAT HENS ft 18c SPICED FISH OF ALL KINDS
SERVICE STORE PHO ^^
Wed., Thurs., Friday, March 5,6, 7
Gary Copoer and Madeleine Carroll in— ‘
“Northwest Mounted Police”
With Paulette Goddard
Movietone News with latest war events
_2
FOR BENT 5 room modern
house (Northside). Write Box
351, Glasgow, Mont. 5-3tp
Gordon Hats
For Spring
<1! wjjjpr I \
\fkl
The hat without a flaw ... a grace
ful, goodlooking hat that fits like
a charm . . . You’ll like the com
fortable feel of it and you’ll like
the price ... ONLY $3.50
Early shipments are in . . . we’ll be
pleased to show you wthat’s new
in hats.
THE FAD ■
Clothing and Foot Wear
Wolf Point : : : Montana
RICE Standby Blue Rose IQc
Extra Fancy 3 lbs. * *
RAISINS I f c
Sunmaid 2 lb. box *
PRUNES noc
40(50 Size 3 lbs.
BEANS
Great Northern 4 lbs.
JELLO f Qc
COCOA Baker’s f jßc
1 lb. can
Tomatoes - - 3 cans 25c
Page Six
Every Tuesday Night is Pal
Night. Two admitted for the price
of one. Liberty Theatre.

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