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The HERALD-NEWS
The Pioneer Voice it The Cenunnity
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'Continuation of The Wolf Point Ifcrald, The Roosevelt
County News, The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Pro
moter, The Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second eMa# matter at the post office at Wolf
Point, Montana, July 11, 1940, under the Act of March 1, 1879
MAHON AL €WTORIAL_
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Member Eastern Montana Press Aaoeoiatiaa
Published Every Thursday Moraine at Wolf Paint,
County Stet of Roosevelt O—aty, Montana
HARRY N. DOWNS and MIKE M. VUKELICH
Editors and Publishers
— SUBSCRIPTION RATES —
Year 93.00 (In the Counties of Roosevelt, McCone, Daniels,
Valley, Sheridan and Richland.) Outside the above counties.
$3.50 per year. Soldiers $3.00 per year, any address.
• INCOME AND GROWTH ....
No community in the world can become prosperous
unless there is sonie source of income. The greater the in
come, the greater the prosperity.
Wolf Point cannot prosper without the flow of money
into its borders. The coin that comes to live in Wolf Point
becomes^ a true work-man for the upbuilding of this sec
tion of Montana. The money that goes away like absen
tees, does us no good whatever.
Apply this to local commercial and industrial affairs.
An enterprise grows through the acquisition of a surplus.
If its income exceeds its expenses it prospers, and if the
balance is the other way, it withers away. Towns and
cities alike operate under the same rules, no matter how
obscure the application may be.
Per capita wealth does not always mean general pros
perity, but it certainly insures the possibility of that de
sired state. Consider our town, Wolf Point, as one joint
enterprise, with all its citizens as stock-holders. What
each one spends away from home is money sent away;
what each one sells away from home is money brought in
to offset the other total. If the money that arrives is
greater than that sent away the civic entity grows, its
surplus grows. If, however, the balance is the other way,
the civic enterprise withers, the balance constantly dwin
dles and the words “dead town’’ begin to be written on
the wall.
So, buy in Wolf Point. Build your town and your own
community.
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tect! you from financial loaa in case of
accident, aavea you montha of worry
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Lloyd Montgomery
Wolf Point. Phone 11
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BUDGET PLAN
THE BEN WALTERS FAMILY
RETURN TO WOLF POINT
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walters and
family returned to their home in
Wolf Point last week end from
Phoenix, Arizona. where they
spend their winters. It took them
two weeks to make the homeward
Journey aa they went through both
Yellowstone and Glacier parks
and spent eight days at Flathead
lake, fishing and enjoying the
scenery. ■ , „ t ,
VISITS AT DAUGHTER'S
HOME IN WOLF POINT
Mrs. Harry Bickers of Portland,
Ore,, is a visitor at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. William Ja
cobi in Wolf Point. Mrs. Bickers
is another one-time resident of
Wolf Point
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Wolf Point, Montana
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O. C. and DON W.
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
His Home, His Family, His Child
Plas Those Little Love Tokens
You’ll Give Him on Father’s Day
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Dad is home from the wars — a hero to his
small fry and that is the most perfect gift in
all the world to him. To supplement and add
to his joy, gift him on Father’s Day with
shirts, ties, socks, sweaters, slippers, a belt
just everything his heart desires. You’ll find
exactly what you want at the priees yoo want
to pay—right here
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TIES....
Nationally known brand ties in
conservative patterns or wonder
„ fully decorative >I.OO up
SHIRTS.,..
We haven't many—but for first
come—our white or grey broad
'. ^ cloth shirts .... r l r .. t „...,_„, $240
50X...1
Cable-stitch knit socks in light
weight or heavy wool for sports
x ---ui-.kL. —45 c to $1.75
BELTS...'.
Light leather belt perfect for
summer coolness. In tan, brown,
.. „ black ar white ; SI.OO
SWEATERS....
Pull-over fine-knit sweater with
V-neck, long sleeves. In blue, tan
or green •„ $3.95 to $7.50
JACKETS....
Water-repellent jacket with zip
per front. Wonderful for sports
and casual wear $8.50
STRAW HATS....
A complete selection of the sea
son’s latest styles, $2.50 to $6.50
SWIM SUITS....
Boxer or Wool Styles. To please
any man or boy 98c to $3.95
(Quantities Are Limited)
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