The Herald-news., October 08, 1942, Page Page Six, Image 6

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FEATURING . . .
Jackets
. . . FOR MEN
|Kjl NEW STYLES
NEW COLORS
SUITABLE FOR
‘ 1 ■ EVERY OCCASION
Smartly tailored jackets intelr-lined for warmth,
zipper fronts, generous room in shoulders for
comfort — You need those jackets now — We
advise an early purchase.
FLEECE LINED, CLOTH JACKETS $3.98
Many Sizes
ALL LEATHER JACKETS $4.95
Large Sizes Only
SUEDE JACKETS $2,98, $4.75, $7.95
Variety of Sizes
LINED OVERALL JACKETS $2.69 & $2.95
WOOL JACKETS $5.29, $5.49, $4.98, $5.19
Variety of Colors
E &A CASH STORE
Men’s Department
Wolf Point : : : Montana
ai * Super Valu Price* Are A* Low A* These Every Day
Week, Shop tho Super Valu Way and You’ll Bo Sure to Savo Monoyl
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Fjr/li l/ Salad Dressing 25c Wheat Meal 14c
^>>ll Juice"™; 2^230 Zl "8«- ” r 23c
■ I CAMPBELL'S NEW RECIPE TRU-VU YELLOW
g | Tomato Soup 3 25c Pop Corn 12 ex. cello pkg. 10c I
WHEATIES 22F
1 3 j^„ c % RADIANT = 3-17 <
Bisquick 32^
' $ \ THESE EVERT OST LOW PRICES
WtY'/ \ i. 1 * F'k GUARANTEED THRU OCT. ISTH
CAROL CUT SPAGHETTI OR ELBOW ’
MACARONI
2 ■» 15^
SUN RICH
Bran Flakes 2 X' 25c
Grape Nuts 1 2 01. pkg. Isc
KELLOGG'S
All Bran 1 5 ox. pkg. I9c
SUN RICH. CRISP
Wheat Flakes 2 '»“• 19c
SUN RICH, QUICK OR REG.
Rolled Oats 48 ox. pkg. I9c
QUICK OR REGULAR
Quaker Oats 48 ox. pkg. 2lc
MARY STEVENS
CAKE FLOUR
ECONOMICAL CM C
5 LB PKG.
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Sani-Flush large can 19c
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TRIM BRAND
Brooms each 65c
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[ LUX FLAKES - 23* 1
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HIGH TUT
Lye 2 15c
NO-RUB, BKLF POLISHING
Floor Wax pint* 39c
The Herald-New*—Wolf PoinL Roosevelt County. Montana
Personals
'Big Five Hit Program showing
Fri„ Sat, Oct. 9-10. Don’t miss it
Professor and Mrs Milo John
son visited Glasgow and the dam
..st Sunday.
Jake Roam of the Nickwall
community Was a business caller
in Wolf Point Thursday.
Art Bates of Brockton was a
business caller in Wolf Point on
Thursday.
Sylvester Dillon of the Vida
ccmmunity was a business visi
tor in Wolf Point Friday-
Mr and iMrs M. L- Eliason of
Frazer were business visitors in
Wolf Point last Wednesday.
Mrs Wilbur White of Poplar
was a Wolf Point visitor and
shopper Friday-
Douglas Geer of the Sand
Creek community was a busi
ness visitor in Wolf Point Fri
day.
Mr and Mrs John Stensland of
ths Benrud community were
Wolf Point visitors and shop
pers Friday.
Miss Genevieve Faegen, Home
S monstration Agent at large
who is stationed at Oswego, was
a Wolf Point visitor Friday-
Mr and Mrs O. S. Olson of the
North country spent Friday visit
ing friends and shopping in Wolf
Point.
TRU-VU BLAOK
Pepper collo pkg. 10c
ZIP BRAND
Matches 6 M . M 23c
Martin Beck of the Vida com
munity was a business caller in
Wolf Point Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs M J O’Leary of
the southside were visitors end
shoppers in Wolf Point Tuesday.
Lyonel Opgrande of Dickenson,
N Dak visited a few days lest
week at th? home of his brother
A O Opgrande and family.
•Non Bawden of Nickwall has
accepted a position at the J C
Penney Co Store. She began her
duties last week
Mrs Clarence Hanson is ill at
her home this week with the flu.
Mrs Hanson is a member of the
High school faculty.
Miss Audrey Lowers cashier at
Penneys returned to her duties
at the store last week after a
three week's illness.
Alvina Schlepp of Vida has ac
cepted a position at the Federat
ed store, beginning her duties
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. J. G. Seel and daughter
Barbara went to Willston Satur
day on the Empire Builder for a
short visit.
W. M. Hormek, prominent
farmer of the north country was
a business visitor in Wolf Point
Friday.
<Mr and Mrs Henry Diedrich
were visitors in Miles City last
Wednesday from the Nickwall
oommunity.
Mr and Mrs Richard Schaale
! motored to Glasgow Saturday
and spent the day visiting with
friends there.
I
Charlotte Carey and Marian
| Beck were Sunday afternoon vis
itors at the H. V. Johnson home
' near Wolf Point.
, '.Mr and Mrs Fred Marquardt
and daughters Ramona and Judy
and Eunice and Gertrude Kjono
spent Sunday visiting in Poplar.
Mr and Mrs Peter A. Fast of
■ the north country were visitors
• and shoppers in Wolf Point
;Thurday of -last week.
i The Carl Moe family made a
| trio to Glasgow Sunday in ap
[ pointment with Dr Knierim for
Mrs Moe and Arvid for fitting
I of eye glasses.
HATS, DRESSES, COATS—A
wide selection of the latest styles
are awaiting you for fall and
winter, also gifts for every oc
ossion, prices that please you al
ways, come to Culbertson, call at
my store and see for your self.—
Mrs- F D. Nugent, Culbertson.
adv. 37 Itc
Lois Littlefield who has been
employed at Fort Peck for the
past few weeks visited with her
family in Wolf Point on Mon
day.
C W Campfield who has been
visiting his sister Mrs George
Barwise and family retumed-
Monday of this week to his home
at Detroit, Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Carl _Bull accomp
anied by their daughter Harriet
and husband Dr and Mrs Lang
don visited Fort Peck Dam Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs Julius Christian
son are the proud parents of a
baby boy bom Saturday, Octob
er 3rd at the Trinity Hospital-
Mr. Christianson is nite operator
at the G. N. Depot.
IS YOUR CAR READY FOR WINTER
??????
NOW, at the first signs of dropping temperature
is the time to prepare your car for winter.
DRIVE IN TODAY AND GET YOUR
WINTER CHANGE-OVER
COMPLETE LUBRICATION and GREASING
Our Service Wjll Save You Time and Money
In The Long Run
HAUGE'S WESTLAND SERVICE
Telephone 166 Wolf Point
-»-r and Mrs O T Stennes visit
ed the Leo Stennes family at
Fort Peck Sunday-
A -large crowd of Wolf Point
young folks attended the game
at Poplar Friday evening.
'Dr and Mrs J C Moses accomp
anied by Mrs Art Hall were
Glasgow visitors Saturday.
Mr nd Mrs Ole Lien of Brock
ton attended to business matters
at the courthouse Monday.
Adrian Legare and Anslm
Sauvageau of Vida were Wolf
Point callers Monday-
Mr and Mrs John Neubauer of
Oswego were visitors in Wolf-
Point Friday.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Schock
of Vida were visitors in Wolf
Point Monday-
Mrs Francis Romo of Bain
ville transacted business at the
courthouse Monday.
Marinus Lyngard and Good
win Bergh of Froid were Wolf
Point callers Monday.
Henry Lauridson of the And
erson commuifity called on the
county superintendent Monday.
Mrs Ed Manley and Mrs Ben
Holte of Poplar were Wolf Point
shoppers Thursday.
(Henry Hoye. Irving Hoye and
Jo? LaMar of Froid attended to
business in Wolf Point Monday.
R-member there is -a cut rate
matinee each Tuesday at 4:10 pm.
Admissions: adults only 20c plus
tax, children 5 and 10c plus tax-
Mr and Mrs W- W-Miller if the
Nickwiall community spent Mon
day visiting friends and shop
ping in Wolf Point
Mr and Mrs Phil Shotnokoft
and family of Hinsdale were Sun
day visitors at the Jaoobi and
Dolven homes.
Ann Tousaint of Williston ar
rived in Wolf Point Tuesday and
will make her home with Mr and
Mrs George Barwise.
Mrs R E Gustafson of Plenty
wood and Mrs R E Gustafson of
Sidney visited at the home of
Arylene Gustafson last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Mvron T Lockey
returned to their home at Kalis
pell, Montana $n Monday of this
week.
Mrs M D Archequette of Pop
lar visited friends and had den
tal work done in Wolf Point on
Monday.
Mr and Mrs Tom Brown and
ti?iby son, of Polson were guests
Tuesday at the Melvin Ferdina
home at Volt
Mr and Mrs Julius Gess and
family of the north country were
shoppers and visitors here Sat
urday.
Laura Lumsden left Saturday
mor n ing for Menomonie, Wiscon
son where she will stay with the
Dr Wm Lumsden family and at
tend school- She has been visit
ing for the past few weeks with
friends and relatives in Wolf
Point.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends of the
family for their acts of kindness
shown to our father John Sulli
van during his illness and to us
during our bereavement. The
thoughtfulness and sincerity of
this friendship so expressed is ap
preciated by us tar more than we
can express in words-
Mr and Mrs F E. Sullivan and
family
Mr and Mrs C. C- Sullivan and
family
MR AND MRS
JAMES HORNE
VISIT FRIENDS
Mr and Mrs James F Horne
who has been visiting at the
home of his parents at Ross, N.
Dak. since leaving Wolf Point the
latter part ot .September visited
Wolf Point friends enroute to
Helena where Mrs Home will re
main for a time. Mr Horne will*
continue to Eden, Idaho where
he has acceptted a position with
the Federal Relocation Center.
HOSPITAL GUILD
WILL MEET
Hospital guild will meet Tues.
October 13th at the Presbyterian
church 'basement at 8 PM.. AH
members and friends are urged
to be present. There will be a
business meeting and election of
officers.
Question —
WHERE CAN I GET A GOOD PERMANENT?
AT MILLIE’S Is The Answer.
® Hr Permanents are good because
our customers tell us so- They’re
inexpensive because we want to
* go Bive you the best for the money.
V, k THE RESULTS
, WILL PLEASE YOU
►
Millie 9 s Beauty Shoppe
Phone 193 WOLF POINT Theatre Building
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LEMONS Full’o Juice Dozen 29c
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CORN ot GLOSS
BREAD XSTARCH 2£al3'X
Harvest 1% MACAROKI BRAND BOX 29* A I
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Thuruday, October 8, 1942
BABY OIBLBOBN
TO MB AND MRS
RD BTERBAN AT GLENDIVR
Mr and Mrs Ray Smith are
rejoicing over the birth of anoth
er granddaughter bom Septem
ber 23rd at Giendive to their
daughter Mrs Ed Sterhan. The
new girl has been named Anna,
Evonna.
MONTGOMERYS LEAVE
FOR PORTLAND, ORE.
Mr and Mrs Garnet Montgom
ery and baby daughter left last
Wednesday morning for Portland
where Garnet will be employed
on defense work. They came to
Wolf Point freon Edgemont, So-
Dak. and have -been visiting at
the Jacobi end Montgomery
homes. We aU wish them success
and haippiness in their new loca
tion.