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PAGE SIX OIL AND MINING JOURNAL Saturday, June 27, 1942 BEST COMMANDOS Grass Conservation Pooling of Deliveries Saves Farmers' Tires Offices to Be Moved Classified Advertisements Offices of the Mem tana grass con­ ARE BOY SCOUTS, If fi servation commission will be moved ♦- from Helena to Miles City for the os- SAYS INSTRUCTOR t i suing year to curtail travel from gras- Jonestown, ■ in g» districts to the state office and BO-KO Mississippi Agents Wanted KNOW HOW TO TAKE CAKE OF PBACfl«« thus conserve rubber and gasoline, the THEMSELVES AND LIVE ! commission decided at its annual Trees - Sprouts - Weeds - Grass TIRE' WORRIES ENDED A new plastic meeting at Helena. SEND FOR I doubles mileage, prevent! punctures, old OFF THE LAND i J or new tires. Trial offer two tires tl. Agent* s Members explained that most of the DETAILS KILLS »anted. Self Seal Mfg. Co,. 1108 Wert Lake American and Canadian Boy Scouts I ef work of the commission for the next St.. Minneapolis, Minn. make the best commandos, in the year would be in the Miles City area n , opinion of MaJ. J. S. P. Armstrong, and emphasised that the transfer Is Beauty Culture Schools chief of the school to produce com­ for the coming year only. Commission For Sale mandos for the Canadian army. iü offices were established in Helena Major Armstrong, 6 foot 2 son of a about a year ago. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Quaker-American mother and himself The commission retained J. B. AUTO CAMP Ideal. Sacrifice account sick- j ATTENTION! a former Toronto Insurance salesman. Grierson of Myers as chairman, John Is spending all his time increasing the ?... ness 2]i miles north of Earljmart, high- j There Is a Demand for war-tin« ****!!*■ Etchart of Tampico as vice chairman way 9i Nine 2-room cabins. 5-room house. TRAINED BEAUTICIANS enemy’s casualty rate. and Bruce Mott of Miles City as sec­ grocery store. filling station. 18 acres, . of. ,I ground Stock, fixtures and pumps Included Make a career for yourself. “We grab all the Boy Scouts we retary. $10.000. 15 000 down, balance monthly. Write Write. Wire or Phone Us Today can get,” the sandy-haired major de­ la Hrt* da'l*»" '»■ S W. Paine. Route 1. Box 38. Earllmart. clared. "Boy Scouts know how to take I McCARROLL’S BEAUTY SCHOOL e»o*A Tooth extraction In Persia was once Calif. Jessie M. Greflg, Licensed Teacher care of themselves In the open and considered very serious business. Be­ DRAFTEE will sacrifice growing garage and 7 East Granite St.. Butte, Montana live off the land, which is essential for fore the Shah went to a dentist he restaurant business one mile from new avi­ commandos.” ation school at Colorado Springs, at Junction Four days a week everyone In the made his will and bade all his wives of two highways: also Colorado farms and | school does every task at “double” Even Trim war is not without its sll-< “pooled” rather than on an individual an affectionate farewell. Relatives and ranches. J. H. Mlles, agent, 410 Colorado! friends offered prayers in the mosques Savings Bank Bldg.. Colorado Springs. Colo. ! Help Wanted from dawn to dusk. Pour nights a ver lining. Witness the revival of the basis. Whereas ordinarily, on any given week for a month, after working all old-fashioned good neighbor spirit In day, five farmers on a single route for the patient's recovery. If the tooth- BREMERTON CASH GROCERY business. Es- MAÏ.K day, they practice night landings and many sections, as evidenced in the co- might go to town to deliver their own pulling had no ill effects, many gifts tabltshed 25 years. Meat market, 3 apt*., were showered upon the patient. grocery same building, netting $860 per mo. BARBERS- Make better than $125 per month attack. operation among farmers in getting individual cans of cream, today one, $7000 cash required, Ted Pruitt, 615 Callow, i a, a civilian working In an Army barber “We do 50 percent of our work at their produce to market with the ex- when his turn comes around, delivers Bremerton. Wash ! shop: your out-of-state license will be recog- night,” the major related. “It’s the penditure of a minimum of precious I the cans of all five. Farm folks are ____ ' nlzed. We need thirty barbers. Robert P. Hen- OONFBCTIONERY AND LUNCH COUNTER 1 nessy (Gen. Mgr.). Post Exchange Barber best time for killing.” His second in i tires, gasoline and labor. In some i also learning to share cars with each Anaconda doing good business. Owing : Shops. Fort Lewis. Wash. command, Maj. Prank Courtney, for- places, friendly rivalry is at the point other on other errands that take them to InIllness reduced to $2600. worth $4000...... - ■■ ■ ...... ■ - mer Halifax member of Canada^ 1932 where one fanner vies with another j to town. Thus saved is wear on 16 ex- $1500 cash, balance to suit P. J McOreevey | WANTED AT ONCE—FIRST CLASS Mechanic. Olympic four-oared rowing team, nod- for the largest number of neighbors he I tra tires, gasoline for the trip of four Co , 404 E. Park St.. Anaconda, Mont. None other need apply. Chevrolet mechanic preferred. 12.50 flat rate or a 50 percent ded agreement. I can accommodate on his run to town, cars, depreciation involved in the use FOR SALE OR LEASE!—Retail meat and basis. Write. Service Manager Hermlslon “We have made everything harder Above is an artist’s idea of the im- of four added vehicles, as well as the grocery business netting »350 per month. Auto Company. Hermlston, Oregon. and have thrown in a few ideas of ! portant economies achieved when de- labor involved In manning four other Owner wishes to retire. 43 years consecutive our own.” livery of farm produce Is made on a cars or trucks. operation. Bargain. Address Box 887. La WANTED -Drug Clerk, graduate. Write giv­ I Orande, Oregon. ing details. P. O. Box 288, Port Angeles. Weighing over 200 pounds without e Wash. an ounce of fat, the 41-year-old Arm­ SPOKANE PROSPERS If you have $4000. In­ vestigate this well established Ice cream, strong has a rule that every officer, confectionery. Fully equipped Pin-ball. Llv- MALE AND FEMALE including himself, must do everything OLD GREAT FALLS LEXINGTON CREW Ing quarters. Real bargain. Write box 1906-M. FRUIT PICKERS WANTED. The whole fam­ the men do. \ Great Falla. Montana. ily can earn good wages picking cherries, “If the assault course is so sissy I etc.. peaches, pears and apples and enjoy the can do it, we make it tougher,” the POOL ROOM CONFECTIONERY, beautiful Wenatchee Valley. Apply. American DAYS RECALLED MEN VISIT STATE Deer Lodge, Mont. Nice set-up. good busi- Fruit Growers. Wenatchee, Wash. major asserted on a tour of the nefts. low overhead. Investigate this. P. O. “school rooms.” ALBERT ERICKSON, NOW LIVING TWO ON FURLOUGHS IN EAST Box 770. Missoula, Mont. The first was the obstacle course. IN CALIFORNIA, TELLS OF HELENA TELL OF AIRCRAFT »The Old Reliable' COUNTRY STORE doing $500 plus gross prr Instruction With full packs, rifles, machine guns EARLY CONDITIONS CARRIER’S SINKING month, besides P. O. building, fixtures, or Bren guns, the squad men are stock and dwelling for $8500. W, K. Stacy, WOMEN 18-45, MEN 18-50, Register NOW forced to jump off a 20-foot cliff, rush Albert Erickson of Oakland, Calif., Robert Lee Miller, former resident m Coeur d'Alene. Idaho, for aircraft and shipbuilding. Thousands through barbed wire over a waterhole, In Great Falls recently to visit a of Jobs available If you are qualified. Write of Helena, and Stephen L. Petek of MODERN CAFE, doing good business, priced for confidential qualification blank. Defense scale a 30-foot cliff hand over hand brother. Ed Erickson, recalled inci­ East Helena, crew members of the to sell for cash. P. O. Box 460, Harlowton. Industries Enrollment Bureau. 7068 Haw- up a rope, dive In and out of fox­ dents in the early years of his life American aircraft carrier Lexington, Mont. ______tborne Avenue, Hollywood, Calif. holes at full speed, jump over another spent in the Electric city. which played an important role in m m LAKEVIEW HOTEL AND BEER PARLOR. 20-foot cliff and take cover. He remembered when the telegraph smashing a Japanese invasion threat f.Jr good location, 1st and Lakeside. Coeur Personal “We don’t make ’em Jump anything office in Great Palls was in a tent to Australia in the Coral sea battle d'Alene. Idaho. over 20 feet,” the major said in a on the west bank of the before being sunk, were in East Hel­ onpdm SERVICE STATION St AUTO COURT. 6 MARRY RICH: Free particulars, photos, de­ tone of disappointment as the squad near the present Great Northern rail­ ena on furloughs recently. miles N. Grants Pass. Mrs A. E. McCall. scriptions sealed. Lois Reeder. Box 549, men, sweat pouring from their faces, way bridge and said he was the first Miller, a first class seaman, Is a R. F. D, 1. Box 501. Grants Pass. Oregon. Palestine. Texas. raced at full speed over the course messenger boy employed by the sta­ third class torpedo man. Petek is a FOR SALE—FOUNTAIN. CAFE and Bakery GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions while the officers roared: "Paster, tion, in 1887. fireman second class. In railroad town. Good reason for selling. made quickly. All ages, many wealthy. faster! Keep low! Down, dammit, Erickson, with his parents, Mr. and Write Box 94. Troy, Mont. Simpson, Box 1251. Denver. Colo. down!” “Almost all of the men from the Mild as a gentle zephyr Mrs. Andrew Erickson, came up the Lexington want to get berths on the . . . smooth as a flowing SECOND-HAND STORE, cheap rent, no com- “If they don’t keep down we shoot Missouri by steamboat in 1882 to Port new aircraft carrier which will be petition, big payroll. Furniture Exchange. Photos—Finishing over them with live ammunition to Benton. The family moved to Great given the same name and get another stream . . . fragrant as a Deer Lodge. Mont. ______get ’em used to it,” the major said. Falls in May, 1886, when Erickson was crack at the Japs,” Miller said. verdant hillside after a FOR SALE—BEAUTY SHOP good business, j Live ammunition is used at all com­ 11 years old. Miller said he was working in the Summer’s rain . . . These Write P. O. Box 433, Helena. Mont. | [ ROLL DEVELOPED mando exercises. Recalling the old telegraph station, are the enhanced delight» At the assault landing, commandos he told how an attempt was made to torpedo workroom in the hangar deck CORE DRILL and 16 Prints 25c chest deep in frigid water charged string a wire across the river to the while the battle was raging so he you will enjoy if you but SALE—Ingersoll-Rand Colyx core drill. GROSZ STUDIO MOOUMI • ! » j ashore firing rifles and mortars east bank, where the Cataract mill didn’t get to see much of the action. taste this older, better FOR MINN* ' »! >J He was getting detonators for tor­ Class (G. O.). Used— very little. Priced, right. Write John W. Donovan. New Deal. through a smoke screen on the rocky was located. The mill was built near pedoes to reload torpedo planes. When Bourbon. beach. the site of the present railroad bridge the first Jap torpedo hit, he said the Mont. Salesmen-Agents In a heavily wooded glen, grim­ and a small dam furnished power to force of the blow lifted him off the GENUINE DOGS. CATS, BIRDS AND FISH faced soldiers with submachine guns operate It. deck. After another torpedo hit the PUREBRED AIREDALE PUPS. W. W. Noble. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN with car to call slipped silently through the woods, The cable broke twice because the giant ship and some Jap bombs SOUR MASH Box 825. Twin Palls. Idaho. on farmers. If you are not earning $8 and firing bursts at targets hidden behind wire was too fine and an order was struck, fires broke out on the carrier. expenses dally, write P. N. Blake, 415 Lumber rocks and trees. sent to Salt Lake for heavier cable. Piaf Exch. Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn. When it appeared certain the ship 43C *1* FARMS, RANCHES AND LANDS At night, activity increased. Black-“ After four weeks this arrived and the would be lost and the order to aban­ Quart THERE never was a time when a, few, . fat ANGLER'S PRAYER PLAQUES for den or faced patrols splashed through cold connections were made with the east $2*1 j cows would buy as many acres of land as camp $1 postpaid. Satisfaction guaranteed. waters while tracer bullets ripped bank. Shortly afterwards the office don the ship was given, Miller low­ 43E now, I have a large mldwestern ranch with Agents wanted. A. J. Bowman Studios, Tampa, was moved from the tent to a loca­ ered himself halfway down the ship possibilities, for sale. If you are ranch mind­ Fla. overhead and grenades boomed. Every by a rope and then dropped the re­ 90 ed and want an exceptionally good ranch Canadian graduate of the school must tion in the old Tribune building, just PROOF for the money. It would pay you to Inves­ not only know how to fire every Brit­ south of the present Park hotel. maining 20 feet. He swam for a short tigate. Write L. C. Larson. Chadron. Neb. Situation Wanted ish weapon but every German weapon “The cubby hole was so small that time and then was picked up by a IMPROVED DRY LAND FARMS—Three large as well. when the operator, C. K. Cunning­ motorboat and taken to a destroyer. acreage, well Improved dry land farms, all DENTAL technician, experienced In most all ham, was in It I couldn’t get in,” re­ The Lexington soon blew up but did h •et up and ready for crop this year. Good kinds of lab. work: specialized In Tyconlum. The 48 courses included in the cur­ lated Erickson. This office later be­ not sink for about five hours. An allotment base Immediate poaaeaalon. Prleea R. W. Vornholt, 637 NE Grand Ave., Portland, riculum range from unarmed combat American destroyer shot a few tor­ ranging from $12 to $17.58 per acre. The Oregon. to tank hunting—all designed to cre­ came part of the Postal telegraph Thos. A. Busey Agency. Chester, Montana. system. Its lines operated from Port pedoes at the ship then, sending the ate Canadian shock troops which will Benton to Port Shaw In the early days carrier to the bottom. 79.20 ACRES Improved farm Joining Lake Wanted to Buy make Hitler’s reich swehr look like and a branch line reached into Great Miller remarked that Lieut. Com. 5 Irene on bituminous road 'A mile from sissies. village of Mlltona. Good creamery and school. Falls. A year after this branch was Edward H. (Butch) O’Hare, American years ^ Price $3.500. See A, J. Johnson. Odn., Mlltona, FARM MACHINERY established, the railroad came to Great pilot who bagged six Jap planes when Falls. OLD Minn. WANTED—Good used International 16-Ft. 18 Jap bombers were trying to hit i wlndrower for swathing grain. Ed. Erickson’s parents homesteaded the Lexington in an earlier battle, was 9Vi ACRES, 5 acres bearing orange trees, 6 FARMERS ENJOY BOTTLID BT rm. house, swimming tank, lots shade trees, Alzheimer. Collins. Mont. where the present A. C. M. Co. smelter one of the pilots on the Lexington gaa, electricity, shed. barn, tools. Near school is and the tip of their land extended a few months ago. Miller returned to bus and near Orovllle. Price $5000. $500 down. HAY to the present location of the big San Diego June 27. Fred R. Irwin, Orovllle. Calif. INCOME BOOSTS BALED HAY WANTED—2 or 3 cars suitable stack. A little known fact about the FOR SALE—100-acre mountain home, 90 for feeding horses. State price and shipping A wartime drive for Increased food Missouri river is that Just above the acres timber, 10 acres cleared, flowing stream, point. Box 1805. Great Palls, Mont. production has raised the annual In­ Black Eagle falls was a perfectly good buildings, bath, hot and cold water. shaped falls called Colter falls, named | Bargain. $2,500 cash. Box 737. KallspeU. HORSE HAIR comes of 10,353 farmers In Montana, Mont. Colorado and Wyoming by 86 percent for John Colter, a member of the t HORSE HAIR WANTED. 50c to 20c per pound and almost doubled food production Lewis and Clark expedition. This falls j 80 ACRES—IRRIGATED, all levelled farm. for horse taU hair, mane hair and comb­ for their own use. was about 10 feet high. When the Fair buildings, electricity, plenty water all ings. Ship parcel post or express now. Checks season. School bus to farm: two miles from mailed promptly. Reference furnished. W. H. Regional Director Charles P. Bran­ dam was built at Black Eagle the Arlee. $4.800. Mrs. Homer Davis. Arlee. Mont. Sturges Company, Winner. South Dakota. non of the farm security administra­ river backed up and submerged Colter 840 ACRE DIVERSIFIED RANCH south Great tion, in making this estimate, said falls. Palls. Good springs, buildings, easy terms. —■ Classified —— these farmers have completed at least In 1890 Erickson went to work as KEEP Prary & Burlingame. Inc.. Great Falls. Mont. a year as active standard borrowers a printer’s devil for the Great Palls POULTRY of the PSA. Leader. After working there for four MISCELLANEOUS The annual value of home-used pro­ years, he went to the Industrial FOR SALE—Two 115-volt D. C. Delco light — Advertising ■- duction per family Increased from $133 Printing Co., operated by Harry B. f plant*. Ideal for sheep shearing, also new to $208. The increase in net incomes Dickinson. Three years later he went and used 32-volt Delco light plants and Delco for the entire group, Brannon said, to The Tribune job room. He left batteries. Electric Service Corn- 2421 Mon­ For Saïe EM tana Ave.. Billings. Montana. totaled approximately $6,500,000. Great Falls in 1924. His figures disclose that Montana He now is foreman of the printing FOR SALE: 1941 complete rural directory of BABY CHICKS farmers led those of the other two room of the Encinal Press at Alameda. Talley county. Montana. Price 50c per copy •nr place In the Ü. 8. A list of 1.700 farmers states In net Income Increases during His son and daughter live in Cali­ and ranchers. The Glasgow Courier, Glasgow, 1941 with an average gain to $1,521 fornia. o -

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