Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 4

RAVALLI REPUBLICAN, HAMILTON, MONTANA. FEBRUARY 19. 1042. PACE FOCR Watch for our spring 'sale of paints at pre-war prices. Coast to Coast HtoreJ adv.

Protectors for use stamps for only 15 cents. Coast to Coast. Store. adv. 1 Applications for New Cars Received I County rationing boards have received applications which will permit persons who purchased or ordered cars before January 1 to se Missionary to Speak Here Sunday Mrs.

Edna Gish, a Chinese missionary who was evacuated from Nanking in December. 1940, will speak at the Sunday evening service of the Christian church regarding r4 Not in Offices By ALICE DUANE (McClure Syndicate WNU Servlec.) the emergency million campaign be cure them irom the dealers. The applications must be filed before February 26 when the rationing of ing conducted by the church. HOW ARE YOUR EYES? EYES don't go wrong all at once. Gradually little faults creep In, faults that may later cause serious harm to you.

Nature's warnings are often attributed to other causes or overlooked entirely. You cannot be sure your eyes are perfect unless you have them thoroughly examined. If you need glasses we have the very latest styles in eye-wear and the finest of lenses are our specialty. If glasses are not needed they will not be prescribed. Mrs.

Gish has been in China since 1920 with the exception of a year cars is expected to begin. The OPM recently announced that no retreated or recapped tires, or in the Philippine Islands. Those who have heard her say that she retreading material, will be available for passenger cars this month has an interesting story to tell in support of the campaign to enlist 10,000 individuals who will give and the prospects for March "are i doubtful." Only truck owners now eligible to buy new tires will be CALLY BRENT was a sort of handy-man or handy-girl might be better in the editorial offices of one of the big women's magazines. David Lister worked in the, art department. Sally eould type, and she could write captions for illustrations.

She passed on a good suggestion now and then to one of the editors about something she thought would make a hit with the wide group of women readers of the magazine. Altogether $100 or more to aid in the educa tional and missionary work of the able to have tires retreaded or buy retreads this month. No "camel- brotherhood. back" for passenger cars will be available until March 25. Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Honored at Party All tires in the process of being recapped, retreaded or treated, but not delivered to customers, were DR. N. A. LYMAN Registered Optometrist frozen at midnight Tuesday.

The Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Morris, who county quota for retreads this month are leaving soon for California, were rbiir Optometrist Your optometrist, like your physician or dentist, must qualify before a state board of examiners before being licensed to practice.

Your Optometrist carefully records symptoms; examines your eyes inside and out without the use of drops, determines the kind and character of lenses required analyzes an data and prescribes the corrective lenses if needed. Your Optometrist is trained to recognize eye diseases and directs his patient needing medical or surgical care to the proper authority. Your Optometrist is constantly Btriving to conserve is 12. the guests of honor at a farewell party given by Mr. and Mrs.

W. A Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Donald At the Hospital she was a really valuable young member of the editorial staff. Sally was a lot more than that.

She was pretty, she dressed well, and she was a thoroughly nice all-round girl. And then: Sally had decided that she wanted to marry David. David didn't know this. Sometimes Sally wasn't quite sure of it, but she was always ready to admit to herself that Bunger at the Matthews home Fri EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED Office Hours 9 to Sundays and evenings by appointment PHONE 136-J day evening. Cards followed a dessert supper and prizes were award Surgical.

ed C. B. Sutliff and Mrs. George ii- Feb. Mrs.

Rex St. John, Ham- Case. Others present were Mrs. Sut ilton. liff, Mr.

Case, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 13 L. B. McGivney, Salmon Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Boucher Feb. Idaho; lis. Mrs.

Glenn Linares, Corval- and Mr. and Mrs. David Hope. at least she wanted to have a chance to refuse David if she definitely decided not to marry him. And in an Feb.

14 Earl Conner, Darby; Mrs. Lysle Cooper, Hamilton. Persona Mention Phone Your News Items to 13fd-J 00 00 office, what could she do about It? David never paid her any attention. Feb. 15 Harold Bustard, Victor.

WASHINGTON TEA THIS AFTERNOON And, thought Sally, that was nat Medical. Feb. 12 John Wakeman, Corval vision, thereby Increasing comfort and happiness. With the aid of the latest instrumentation and a constantly improved technique, he is able to provide a most thorough visual analysis at an economical cost. ural and to be expected.

Men you lis. Oil heaters and air tijilit heater Feb. 13 George Warren, Victor; Mrs. Dolly Dean Burgess, Helena field secretary of the Florence Crit meet in business don't propose to girls they meet in offices. Somebody had told that to Sally.

Lots of still at old nrices. Save at Coast to Mrs. cnaries Thomas, Hamilton tenton Home, was a business Coast adv. Feb. 14 Mrs.

Isabel Caples, Ham Plans for the Washington tea in the church parlors this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock were completed at a meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid last week. A short Lincoln day program, featuring patriotic songs aud a reading given by Mrs. Robert Kyle, marked the occasion. visitor here Wednesday and ThurS' ilton. Mrs.

Berne Davis arrived Friday women had told it to her, in fact, in one way or another. And Sally day of last week. Feb. 16 William F. Fullerton, from Colfax, tor an extend Glasses Not Prescribed Unless Needed Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Dowling, ed visit with her parents, Mr. and believed it. Or at least she usually believed it.

And there were some Mammon. Released Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Geiman and Mr Mrs. Chells Whitney. She will re and Mrs. L. E.

Downing returned Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Parker, Mrs. E. M. Tucker and Mrs.

E. R. main here while her husband is in Feb. 11 Mrs. Arthur Jaeger, Cor- Sunday from a week-end visit in men in the big organization, of course, who would, she thought, on encouragement, probably like to the army.

vallis; Mrs. Charles Molenda and in Hammond. A lunch was served. Spokane, Wash. D.

W. Fletcher returned to his fant son, Mrs. Evan Lytel, Hamil marry her. But not David. I Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Slilwell have returned to Helena following a week-end visit with Mrs. Stilwell's GIRL SCOUT TEA home in Coeur d'Alcne, Idaho, today following an extended visit with his ton; Miss Lois Skorud, Galen. Feb. 14 Harvey Cole, Mrs.

Ed The more she thought about it, I Girl Scouts of the fifth and sixth sister, Mrs. John Ritchie. Gentz and infant daughter. Mrs. the more determined Sally was to mother, Mrs.

Bert Beavers, and other DR. G. C. MATHISEN Optometrist 4 Eyes Tested Glamios Fitted Hours 10 to 0 Evenings by THONB 95-W grades gave a Valentine tea for their mothers and members of the scout make no mistake in anything that daush- relatives. Clare Conroy, scoutmaster; Cocll Stephens, assistant scoutmaster, and Nobles Sr.

has returned from Charles Stanley, Lawrence Weber, council in the Girl Scout room Saturday afternoon. The girls took turn a business trip to Mt. Vernon, Ana- John Haas, Arthur Gugler, Allen cortes and Seattle, Wash. Uammell, Fay Buck, Duane Match was becoming so Important to Sallv was pettin so that she saw 'Lawrence and infant son, Hamilton; EliEi hf5 h.tr. mrre" rtemon.

Spokane, Wash; Si J. Sni hwJ2.Mr'' Steve 1ercha' Stovensvlllej Mrs the subway crowds-but she knew Arthur E(ldy KaflDelL perfectly well he didn't use the sub- Feb. i6jean Fileff. Mrs. Lysle way but commuted to Long Island.

Cooper, Hamilton; Earl Conner. Dar- pouring as part of the requirement for obtaining a badge. Mrs. Rob Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Benson and daughter, Nadia, went to Missoula ette and George Nichols attended the Boy Scout father and son banquet ert Tlbbs, leader, also reports that the girls are learning to knit for the Saturday to meet Miss Marian Den In MlHHOula Monday night. Red Cross. Bon and her fiance, Lieutenant Hob ert Scott, Seattle, Wash. by; Mrs. Glenn Linares, Corvallls.

Robert Thurston returned home Sunday from Heaton, N. where Roland J. Barrett returned Sun FLVIXd CLIIl DANCE be was called by the illness of his father. Fred M. Thurston.

He was day from a short business trip to Cutbank. She was getting so she shivered when her work took her to the big art department room; so that she blushed if he happened to ride up or down in the same elevator with her; and so that she noticed what kind nf nprlrtl unn nnl n-htlia A "Keep 'em Flying Dance," spon met in Missoula by Mrs. Thurston sored by the Hamilton Flying cluo members of the civil air patrol, will Electric wiring and fittings for and Mr. and Mrs. K.

M. Shirts complete jobs. Save at Coast to Mrs. K. It.

Faulkner will leave be held In the Snell hall, Corvallla, Coast Store. adv. Sunday for Portland, for an Saturday night. Dancing will start he looked tired or haoov. I extended visit with her husband at 10 p.

m. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Humble were business visitors In Missoula who is engaged in defense work there. Their daughter, Erna, will BIO HONLY Kllir.MK.NT.

Saturday. remain with Mrs. Lyle Itasiuusscn. So Sally, being a practical sort of young girl, took herself definitely in hand. I She made an excuse to hang around the telephone operator's desk one lunch hour, and by adroit qucs Mrs.

Charles Barnes left Saturday Ritchie's Service Station ha been leased by COL. M. I). LYKINS who will eontlnu to operato It along the same linos as In th past. There will no change In name and the Conoco dealership will be retained.

Your 1'atronaso Will He Appreciated. OIL HATTK.lt HKHVICK I'arson Pile, David Pile and James Ju-t arrhed. Spring Fell, for Nimrod, where she will visit her 'lie shipped 1000 ftve-Kallon cans of 1'Afttel Hiftde. Vlmciit-ltemi, M)l IM. adv.

son. Ralph, and Anaconda, where she will visit her daughter. Mrs. honey to St. Louis, yesterday from the Northern Pacific depot at Corvallls.

Alma Simmons. UunM-11 Uullock, a baker with the Htanton linker)', and Mrs. liuilock A. Ilalcher, tlllllngs, project man nave mow Into the Bay Uowvrs ager of the Huntley Irrigation Dis home on South Slxlli. trict at Iiallantlne, and Mrs.

ilulcber ei-ct to leave th latter part of the R. U. 1'auon will Saturday ATTACK OK I'lUn IDINO FARM I.AIMUt for iti iivaiitiiiM, wln-re he tions found out where David usually spent his week-ends. "Yeah," said the girl, stretching her tired neck ond shoulders as she slipped off her headpiece when her noon relief appeared. She didn't know it, but she was really answering Sally's question, as definitely as if Sally had asked it.

Sally had Just said one thing and another until the week after a 10-day visit with Mr will aiti'iid a CoaM0Coiut Store and Mrs. II. K. Morris. Mrs.

Ualch. owners convention Monday ami Tus (Contlnufd from page 1) and Mrs. Morris are suits. day. II eurci io return Tours members of lh fish and same com 'mbytcrian Junior mission regarded as a slit-able monkey rench Into ibe ileparinieiit's telephone eperator was giving her, "Keep 'Em Flying Dance Sorl By the Local FliM 4 the CW Air Pairs! Aid Elects Officers the information she wanted.

"Wish day or Friday of im-U wwk. Mr. W. A. Mcelroy.

Mrs. A A. Wrfin-r and daughter, Ituth, Mrs, tirorw iee and daughter, nl Vera Conrad allmded the comm unity concert In Mtoul Monday Dins. Mr. snd Mrs.

Irn Rwrk trans- cauie conservation and protection procram. Mrs, A. L. Klet was lcud font, Mrs. Jam-s llurnHt.

ti iir Iiiilian It uk Itrnatlon. Ilunner In a lencltty oj.lniuii. iJnt; Mrs. IMar4 MrlnhJiu. -cr ry ana treasurer, of lh Vfthy- ferlnl kuvitiPM in MUooul HatuMs), Jtk Coulter attended lh ImI- uiin Junior AI4 at a niwuim si that ih Dull and cam pattiin had no jurisdiction or authority our ib caniQ or lur-Ursrintf aninuN on I had a nice place to go, like some of these people, Mr.

Lister, now, with his Saturdays and Sundays out there at I'ine Lake In New Jersey. I bet he docin't mUs wet -end there all through the summer." The girl gossiped on, Just billy talkative. And Silly made her plans. I It wasn't vrry hard. Thrrt wttki later gut cfl the train at Tint ihf hom of Mrs.

II. It. Co Friday Snell Hall, Corvallii Saturday, February 21 rieftio, Mrs. William JHlimn and Indian rwrutiQH Hist lb" tribal Admission: Adults $1.10 Students 60c (ImiWiiff CotlTsl) Mr Jrk Coulter wef OMMaM councils could make lbir own trtu lallons. ta to th fktcnt of rtist ins- iferir bit lifothrfs for inl dunlins: anl rt.ii lirni.

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