PAGE EIGHT THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA Thursday, May 4, 1944 3P= I Returns From Eureka's First RATION Extends Thanks to BONDS OVER AMERICA * * * Woman Soldier— North Africa REMINDER Troy Chapter u T ! Meats, Fats—Red stamps A8 ( * Joins WACs On the shore« of the Keystone Home After having served 22 months ; through Q8, good indefinitely. I The national goal of $200,000,000 Delaware stands the overseas. Aimer Fjeseth is now back Processed Foods—Blue stamps A8 for the Red Cross War Fund was in the states and spent a few days ( through Q8, good indefinitely. | exceeded by more than $11,000,000. Eureka is today, May 1, saluting oldest residence in Pennsylvania, the *ast ^ J» relatlves here. Sugar—Sugar stamps 30 and 31, | The South Lincoln County goal of its first woman soldier. She is Pvt. i Fjeseth is with the army engineers eacb good for five pounds indefi- $2,700 was exceeded by $1,426.98. Rosella A. Anderson, daughter of; Caleb Pusey House, * built at Upland in 16S3 .L and most of his service has been in nitely. Sugar stamp 40, good for five The Troy branch more.,than doubled Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Anderson of j of field stone and mor- jK I ?OI/hinA&nü «üghr Jas at P°unds of canning sugar through ! its quota. Mrs. Clay Parker wishes Rt. 1, Eureka. ,. t ,: tar like so many resi- HU f- Jreiand;, February, next year. ! to publicly thank the workers at Pvt. Anderson, who has enlisted dences of earlv r °n Gasoline—In 17 East Coast states, Troy for their splendid results. Mrs. as a surgical technician in the ; niai days. t the M^iterranean and was em- A.g COUpon, good through May 8. Glen Thom, chairman, and A. V. Women’s Army Corps, will be called j , kiw£mh at °nte A'10 couP°n becomes good May 9 Dunkle managed the drive very ef- to active duty around May 30. Af-j 10 n!rih h!n ports and remains 8ood through August ficiently. They were assisted by ter completing basic training at Fort s u®y , !l saw no 8 In states outside the East Coast Mrs. Franklin Frye, Miss Alice Met- Des Moines, la., she will be per-1 : action except that he was m one area A.n coupons, good through tier, Mrs. Mary Andresen, Mrs. Mar- manently assigned at the station > aiI‘ rav.n^naemeTy^ane aPptared June 21. tin Swanson. Mrs. Grace Blanch- of her choice, Hoff General Hosptial,. Hi c!\ Fuel Oil—Periods 4 and 5 cou- ard, Miss Hazel Mackey, Mrs. L. A. Santa Barbara, Calif. ! j 1 he countries of occu set in and bombed the docks and ponSj good through August 31. Europe Hosea, Mrs. Chet Hoisington, Mrs. A graduate of Eureka high school, A ~ pied hold sn- ships in the harbor but did very lit­ Pvt. Anderson also took a six- cient landmarks point­ Shoes—Airplane stamps 1 and 2, Juanita McNeil Mrs. Ann Strom, ing to the dim past, but tle damage. good indefinitely. months nurses’ course at Kalispel! The country back of his base is : and Mrs. J. B. Farris. General hospital. She has been most in the mad attempt to Nazify the eptire conti­ level farming land, he stated. It is Let us add your name to our ra- j recently employed by the Hotel devoted largely to the growing of pidly growing subscription list.1 To cooked cari'ots add a bit of Florence in Missoula. nent Germany has wan­ melted fat mixed with chopped Keep Our tonly destroyed thou­ grapes, although farther back mush You’ll enjoy reading it regularly.— She has a brother also in Army oats and barley is grown. The grapes parsley, chives or mint. service, S/Sgt. Russell Anderson, Heritage; Buy sands of historic links The Western News. « who is stationed at Tinkei Field, | to obliterate all but the are used in wine manufacture. The More War Bonds Teuton trademark. days there are hot and the nights t.j' Oklahoma City, Okla. cold, he said. The population con­ sists largely of French and Span­ ish people, while the natives are TroyMoose Arabs. He is glad ''to get back to America. \\ Install New Officials)Dogs Wanted For Fjeseth left Monday for Idaho for SPECIAL U. S. Army Service CLASSIFIED a visit with his relatives. The Moose lodge of Troy recently ■ To Reduce Attractive West Libby 3 Bd-R-Bungalow elected and installed officers for I An appeal for 90 War Dogs by FOR SALE the ensuing year as head of t e 31 was issued today by the ! Hog Prices Type Home. Reasonably priced low Troy chapter of one of the most j^ar-ne Corps For Sale—2 mares, $35.00 each. outstanding fraternal^organizations The fighting dogs aiready have See Mrs. Hazel Goyen. 49-50 Taxes. of the present day. Officers insta proved their worth on Guadalcanal, ■------7------Ceiling prices on hogs weighing w^'e: t o u on Bougainville and at many be- Clean wheat for feed, $2.85 per more than 240 pounds live weight Governor Joe Siebcnforche • e hind-the-front shore stations, and cwt,—Paul Stamschror. ^1 j will be reduced 75 cents per hun­ ^governor, Hennan Peterson, sec - urgently needed for fu- dredweight on and after May 15, tary. L S. Dillon; preate. Paul, ture fighting in the Pacific. For Sale—Netted Gem seed po­ 1944, the OPA said. The action is H. B. WALLACE \> Newton, three year trustee. They are trained primarily for tatoes, $3.00 cwt. Phone 43-J-3, It __ 1 designed to discourage the use of f . French. TVThe uv. Sovernor ,app . fh scout, messenger and sentry duties, ”"For Sale—Star rooming house, corn and other essential grains in: George Webb inner guard a d t and sometimes also are used to ideal location. Box 882, Libby. 49-50 bringing hogs up to heavy, uneco- Licensed Real Estate Operator Gilchrist sergeant at arms. ) guide first aid units to Marines nomical weights. j wounded and to carry ammunition. Bonnie Mae Hard Wheat Flour, 1 First State Bank Bldg. ^ Clover Causes Bloat The First Dog Platoon, compris­ 50 lbs. $2.25.—Paul Stamschror. It; ge^themHhere^wes^ern8 News°°^u ! ,John Wayne and Martha Scott ined to determine if they meet the Libby, It ! variety we offer without ration points. Come and see ’em. They’re no points at Burgan’s. B uy requiremnts, then are shippd to 1 Choice Ground Barley or Oats and ; them by the case. * in Camp Lejeune, N. C., for an inten­ sive 12-week training and battle­ Barley mixed, $2.85.—Paul Stam- ; n In Old Oklahoma 11 conditioning course. schror. It Dog owners willing to donate their For Sale—Studio cöuch, kitchen ASPARAGUS, For You brand, tips re­ CORN, pets to the Marines for the dura­ Action aplenty in the oil fields. table, fruit jars and garden tools.— moved Cream Style, Sun Valley Golden Sweet tion should write or telegraph to It I “Marine War Dogs, Headquarters, Mrs. Bill Baenen. Chicken Little 3 No. 2 cans 44c Disney U. S. Marine Corps, Washington, For Sale—Very well located West ! 3 19 oz. cans 56c D. C.” Libby, new, 4-rm. house. Garage, ; 6 No. 2 cans 87c 4 lots.—H. B. Wallace Real Estate 6 19 oz. cans $1.13 Sunday, Monday, May 7, 8 Agency. 24 No. 2 cans...... $3.48 n ii Princess O'Rourke For Sale—8 weeks old pigs, $7.00 BEANS, CUT, STRINGLESS, each.—Bald Mountain Fur Farm, CORN, Golden Sweet, WARLAND Deep Creek Road, Lewis V. Card, Roly-Poly brand, No. 2 tins \ with Fortine, Mont. It Whole cut kernel. Sun Valley Lodge Olivia De Havilland and C£XICICieRobert Cummings The Libby high school band, com­ posed of 45 members under the able mi. West of Libby on pavement. It starts swell—and keeps getting direction of Bert J. Skakoon, gave a Alfalfa, water, electricity.—Cecil 6 cans for. 94c 6 No. 2 cans ... 93c Stallcop. 49-50 better! delightful concert at Warland Mon­ day evening. Owing to the uncer­ 24 cans for $3.72 24 No. 2 cans . . $3.72 For Sale—By owner near mill— Fox News tainty of the weather, the local at­ 4 tendance was not as large as antici­ 6 rm. very well preserved founda­ pated but the concert was greatly tion house. Without bath; excellent BEETS, Pierce’s Whole GREEN BEANS, 4 Tuesday, Wednesday, May 9, 10 appreciated by all who heard it. garden, strawberries, trees, etc. Dressed in their pretty uniforms Beautiful place.—H. B. Wallace Small, whole, Pierce’s Brand, No. 2 tins 3 20 oz. cans ... 50c Errol Flynn and Julie Bishop the band played the following se­ Real Estate Agency. lections; Washington Post March, by 3 cans for ... . 44c 6 20 oz. cans ... 99c in Sousa; El Capitan, by Sousa; Bill­ For Sale—Well located So. Libby small 5 rm. modem house. Now be­ n u board; On The Square; Invercar­ 6 cans for ... . 87c Northern Pursuit gill; Get Away March; Our Di­ ing painted inside and out. 50 ft. Just received shipment of rector March. lot, garage, trees, shrubbery, flow­ MASON GLASS-TOP FRUIT JARS Adventure ahead with the Royal The Warland people wish to ex­ ers, garden. Shown by appoint­ 24 cans for...... $3.48 tend their thanks to Supt, A. A. ment. Terms.—H. B. Wallace Real Pints, dozen . . 72c Canadian Mounted Police. Woods, Mrs. Willard Plotts, presi­ Estate. It Shorts dent of the local chapter of War- SPINACH, Quarts, dozen . 88c land Red Cross, assisted by Mrs. D. For Sale—10-acre tract, one mile Walla Walla Fancy, No. 2% size tins A. Gilchrist, past president, who from town, all under irrigation; 3- Half gallon, square . . $1.29 made this event possible. room house, good barn. Terms if After the concert a Red Cross desired. One Packard car, 1936 se­ 3 cans for . . 62c Kootenai Theatre committee served lunches and cof­ dan, in good condition. Terms if de­ fee to everyone present and realized sired. One small cooking range, 6 cans for . . $1.23 «liinimiiiiimHmiiiimiiiimiHinmtiitiiiamiinnutiiiiniHRiliiunimiitiiilim the sum of $17.00, which goes into nearly new.—C, S. Brown, Eureka. the local Red Cross fund. Meat Dep'f. We would like a repetition from FOR SALE—BABY CHICKS TOMATOES, State Flower the Libby band at any time it can 100% Blood tested, White Leg­ =£ be arranged. horns, White Rocks, New Hampshire POINT FREE Reds, Rhode Island Reds, Hybrids— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmalz, ac- $16 per hundred. Booking orders for 3 No. IVi cans for.... 47c companied by Mrs. Schmalz’s moth- June delivery at $14 a 100.—Bit­ Pork Roost er, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young ney’s Poultry Plant, Kalispell, 6 No. IV2 cans for.... 93c and family of Kalispell were busi- Mont, 39tf Shoulder cut .... 30c ness visitors at Warland last Sun­ 24 No. ZVi cans for... $3.72 day. They stopped to see the Lake’s For Sale—Washing machine, large and Ahrenkiel families for a short electric, all copper tub, suction-cup- Pork Roost time. The Schmalz’s formerly gyrator type, old style but good PEAS, Sweet Mountain Maid owned the place which Mr. and shape, price $35.00; 2 Briggs-Strat- Leg cut ...... 33c Mrs. Ahrenkiel purchased. ton washing machine gas engines, 38c Mrs. Corinne Kerr of Portland, one nearly new (can be seen at 3 No. 2 cans . ... Veal Roast Ore., is making a visit with her Gamble’s store) prices $20.00 and i 75c aunt, Mrs. L, L. Lake, and Grand­ $28.00; pipe die and tap set, 26 6 No. 2 cons------Arm and Blade 32c ma Allison. She works in the of­ pieces complete, size V4 to 3/4 inch, f fice of the U. S. Army engineers used very little, price $6.00—Phone I 24 No. 2 cons...... $3.00 Legs Lamb for the Portland district where the Troy 53-F-13. It FOR MOTHER’S DAY handling, inspection, and placement Spring lamb .... 39c of lumber production is made for For Sale—Used hardwood floor­ = PEAS, Choose the pretty things the Army, She has been in this of­ that flatter her, and let her ing, good condition. Enough to floor 1 Extra Standard, 4 sieve. Mystic Brand Sausage fice for about eight months but will 24' x 35'. Other lumber for sealing. know you appreciate her soon be transferred to San Diego Wash bowl, lavatory and tank, some in the Los Angeles district. She has 44c Country style .. 35c fun-loving and beauty-loving fittings, $15, 30-30 rifle (cut down) 3 No. 2 cans seen most every phase of the lum­ self . . , and 58 rounds ammunition, $25. Two ber industry except the falling of incubators, both for $15, 200 egg 6 No. 2 cans 87c Weiners \ trees and logging operations, and cap. each. hopes to see the balance before leav­ Set of trap drums and traps, Hi- 24 No. 2 cans ...... $3.48 Arn^our’s Star 35c Holeproof Hosiery ing for Portland. hat sock symbol and box of equip­ Tom Banfield, who has gone to ment, $60. i Washable Fabric Gloves work as alternate for the forest Also quite a lot of good brick.— FRESH SEA FOODS service, is attending the foreman’s Box 62, Rexford, Montana. BULK GARDEN SEED AND CERTI­ training school at Libby ranger Halibut, Salmon, Black Cod, Washable Satin Slips station. MISCELLANEOUS Colvin Bowman and John Booth- FIED SEED POTATOES Pickled Herring and Oysters Washable Satin Night man are attending the foreman’s Radio repairing backed by 22 JB. training school at Libby. years’ experience. Large stock of Gowns parts. Ship whole radio or chassis Prices Good for Friday, Saturday, Monday and speaker. All work guaranteed. Hand-made Handkerchiefs CLASSIFIED —Norwest Radio Laboratories, Shel­ by, Mont 19tf FOR RENT WANTED For Rent—Five-room house, mod­ Miller's ern except heat; unfurnished.—Mrs. Wanted—Tricycle or roller skates. Bill Baenen. It Call 143-M. It Clothing Store FOUND. Wanted—Fox terrier puppy. — Mrs. Merle Schermerhorn. It Pint In Fashions Found—Pair of ladies’ black kid gloves. Owner can have same by Wanted—Small steamer trunk, in calling at this office and paying ood condition. Phone 39, or Box 35...... for adv. it tdbby. it r \