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Page Four Classified Ads FOR SALE FOR SALE—-Stock and grain ranch, 3080 acres, 13 miles south of Oswego. Inquire of Almos Houseal Oswego. Montana 54 FOR GALE —One large size Norge oil burner heater slight ly used and one large size coal burner heater like new. No priorities needed. Vida Cash Store. Vida Mont. 52 FOR SALE Farm, 1040 acres, about G miles southeast of Wolf Point. For particulars see Al ber Berner, Wolf Point, Mon tana 53 FOR SALE .1937 Sixty V-8 Ford Tudor. 20.000 miles. Good run ning order Fair i ires. Clarence Bartel Wolf Point. Mont 51 FOR SALE—I93S Ford V-8 mot or in A-l shape, tire^ in good condition. Will sell cheap- Write to Box 234 Wolf Point Montana 51 FOR SALE Dark red, registered polled milk strain Slhorthorn Bull. 3 years old fine animal a good breeder. Used to being handled. Price S3OO. at farm 3 miles east, 2 nnd 1-2 miles south of Froid, Montana J C Peckham 52 b NORTH A AMERICA / g B W 4 Hei^ borS \ SOUIH^ are important \ AMERICA/, I r" these days 1 / and THAT APPLIES TO TELEPHONE SERVICE, TOO * Telephone lines are busy with war calls \ and being a good party Hite neighbor means better service for evervlrody. Here are two suggestions: 1. Avoid long conversations. 2. If you have a number of call’s to make, allow time between so that others may use the line. THS MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE A TELEGRAPH CO. ■RM CASIHSTORE For Real Savings In GROCERIES Don’t Fail to Read The Large Check your wants from these Posters and Save on every item Prices in The Folders Effective JAN. 14th thru 21st Fresh Fruits Fresh Vegetables I — ■ - 1 II Quality Meats ■ SMOKED & CURED MEATS—LUNCH MEAT ■ For Sale —Corrugated Steel Gar age, 12x20.- GeorgZ Txrftua, Wolf Point, Montan;/. 51 WAN T E D WANTED— Saw Filing. R. D. Madison, on Norttiside west of I old Kearney Store Bldg. 20-tfc WANTED — To rent n garage near the school house Write or see Wilmer Zeller Wolf Point Montana 51 WANTED—Women for chamber, maid service. Please apply ml person,- Shertman Hotel Wolf PoinJ. Montana 51 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Dec- 31, near Liberty Theatre, brown billfold, name William Taylor stamped inside. Finder keep money and leave I billfold at Taylor’s Service Sta- I tion. north of underpass. 51 OR. MARGARET KnOMER OPTOMETRIST For perfect fitting glasses andl the la'est style Jn mountings, consult Dr. Margaret Kromer ait Glasgow, Mont. Phone 380 Office-203, Rundle Bldg. BA FOOD STORES Posters The Herald-News—Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana To the People of this Cernmunity THINK IT OVER How about doing a little cold Unt.'v thinking after you lay a? 'e this newspaper tonight? You’ve got a good job. The chances are there is someone else in your family, per haps two or three, work ing. Your son or your brother — may be away at war. Th i s war must end WARLOAN 1 sometime. Your whole family, your neighbors, are praying it ends soon and those fighting boys of yours will come home safely. But will you be ready for whatever happens when peace comes? Will you have some thing laid away? We’re all hop ing there’ll be jobs aplenty, jobs which mean making something for somebody’s happiness and not for somebody’s sorrow. That’s where your War Bonds come into the picture. Sure. Americans own billions of dol lars of War Bonds now;'and be fore this 4th War Loan ends they will have put away billions more. But how about you? You’re the one that counts. The bigger the pile of War Bonds you have when peace comes, the bigger chance you’ll have to slip right into the post-war world you’re dreaming about tonight. So "Left All Back the Attack.” THE EDITOR. The Command Is “Forward” I fc,/ > I" C IL HL Marina Corps Photo One of the most dramatic pictures to come out of this war shows a group of Marines just as they charge to take a heavy re-inforced Jap pill-box on Thrawa. It was such fighting as this that claimed so many casualties. The only way Marines could take pill-boxes of this type was to drive the ‘o—, cutside from the top of the pill-box, which exposed our men to Jap fire from other pill-boxes. How about Lu an extra War Bond today to back up such fighting men as these? From U.S. Treasury Coming AMERICAN LEGION BINGO BAZAAR Friday Saturday Jan.l4-15 Hundreds of Beautiful and Useful Premiums Enjoy Playing Bingo at the Biggest Bingo Game Ever In Wolf Point. Bring The Whole Family. 10 Other Games Doors Open at 7p. m. K. of C. Hall Admission Free! Corks Mediterranean Bottleneck Strongly fortified as a couhterbal j ance to Britain’s base on Malta. ; Italy’s island of Pantelleria partially : corks the bottleneck of the Mediter ranean —the 90-mile-wide strait be tween Sicily and Tunisia. To keep /Pantelleria from becoming a com plete cork In the bottleneck the Royal Air force has repeatedly bombed the Axis base on the island .in the past two years. Smaller than the District of Columbia in | area, rocky Pantelleria rises to 2,700 । feet above the sea. It is 45 miles east of the nearest point on Tunisia’s Cape Bon and 65 miles southwest of Marsala. Sicily. Eye Strain in Hosiery Mill Faber Birren, industrial color con sultant, tells of a well-lighted hosiery mill which still had many complaints of headache and eye strain from workers who had to loop threads over a series of fine needles. It was noted that the needles simply “stood out” in space; equipping the i machines with side and back panels i of light gray-blue corrected the con dition at once. 4 Major Cause of Death A majority of deaths among hor^e and mule workstock can be attribute ed to improper feeding, poor man agement, and internal parasites. If the 95 per cent of the horses and mules infested with parasites were given medicinal treatment, good feeding and care would put them in condition for maximum efficiency FARMERS 32 V. GRANT HEAVY DUTY 10 YEAR FARMLITE R4TTE RI E S Highest Quality at Pre-War Prices 405 HOUR 12366 WATTS STORAGE wgt. 1,664 $269 54 F. O. B. Factory Other Sizes Available at Corresponding Low Prices COMPARE THESE PRICES Ruy Here Now And SAVE MONEY Farm Electric Servic Francis M. Anderson, Prop. Former KGCX Building WOLF POINT 41-tfc Farmers Notice! MEAT CURING and SMOKING We prepay ^freight In 100 lb. lots Self Service Grocery Glasgow, Mont. There’s A Shortage In CEMETERY MARKERS TOO! -r., > mHH^B fl SUF '* co * • WE ADVISE AN EARLY SELECTION IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO BUY A MEMORIAL OR MARKER. GRAVE MARKERS SIO.OO and up. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR SPRING DELIVERY MINOT MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Box 726 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT . . DAVID’S CELEBRATED CITY CLUB BEER SOCIAL GAME —SOFT DRINKS SMOKES —CONFECTIONS FINEST BAR SERVICE Quality Liquors, Straight and Mixed Drink* Served to Order — ————_—IL—— Wolf Point —: — Montana YOU’RE INVITED! TO CALL ON US IN OUR NEW LOCATION! TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WHEN IN TJOWN YOUR . FAVORITE. BEER . AND . LIQUORS MIXED DRINKS A SPECIALTY! DAILY STOCK MARKET BULLETIN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE The STOCKMANS Bar South Main Street between the Styer Store and the Public Drug—Wolf Point PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY R. D. KNAPP, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Flynn Building Office Hours II to 12> 2 to • Office 89—Phonee Hee 127 DR- P’ Hamblin Electric Shop DENTIST General Electric Weak • • • • SUPPLIES — FIXTUKHE Hux.nl Rldg. Phene IM PHONE 77 WOLF POINT KatahUahM In 1227 CHAS. W. HAMBLIN, Pang,, J. C. MOSES Doctor of Dental Surgery Huxsol Building Wolf Point Phenes Office 29 Residence 121 DR. A. HOWE OPTOMETRIST Graduate American College at i Opthalmology. Chicago Eyes examined, Glasses Mtted Special Attention Given To Children Will Be at Sherman Hotel Tuesday January 18th. ONE DAT ONLY Thursday, January 13, 1944 Dr. A. Howe, Optometrist of Plentywood win be at the Sher man Hotel in Wolf Point, one day only, Tuesday, January, 18 prepared t o examine eyes, fit glasses and treat all eye de tects. Special attention given to children. Dr. Howe is a gradaate of the American College of Op thalmology of'Chicago and has practised for over 30 yeo^s in Montana. 46 CLAYTON'S FUNERAL SERVICE IS COMPLETE EVERY DETAH, 18 HANDLED WITH THE UTMOST UNDERSTANDING AND RELIABLE KNOWLEDGE. L M CLAYTON FUNERAL CHAPEL Kestdence Phone. 69 office Phone SI WOLF POINT • MONTANA DR. A. R. KLATTE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Corner 4th Ave. A Benton BL Office Phene ST Beeidenee Phene 171-J WOLF POINT, MONTANA WOLF POINT CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We Invite Your Patron age and assure you of Good Food Well Served AT LOW PRICES Wfe Make It a thrifty CHBW. MAS—give WAR BOND*. ® Keep on BACKING TW ATTACK.