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RAVALLI REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. MARCH 13, 1941 PAGE FOUR DRAFT REGISTRANTS Personal Mrs. Fred Willard was a Missoula visitor Thursday. Mrs. John G.

Howe and son, Warren, left Sunday for a two weeks' visit with friends and relatives in San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hagen, Stev- EXAMINED BEING Phone Your News Items to 138-J Hold Last Rites For Dickie Miller Richard Wallace "Dickie" Miller, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lucian Miller, died Tuesday morning at the home of his grandparents, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Miller. Services were held this afternoon at the Dowling chapel, the Rev.

A. B. Hubbard officiating. Interment was In River-view cemetery. Pallbearers were L.

Grantsdale P.T. A. Holds Meeting A large crowd attended the meeting of the Grantsdale Parent-Teacher association meeting at the clubhouse March 7. The program included a one-act play by children of the seventh and eight grades, vocal duet by Mrs. Tony Marvin and Miss Eunice Blom-burg, violin duet by Nondys Lee and Silvia Lunsford, songs by seventh 4r H.

Sutton, Don Rochat, Mac Hughes and E. K. Stewart Jr. Dickie's illness began when he was six weeks old. It continued without intermission until the end.

On March 29 he would have been one year old. He was afflicted with a lung ailment which defied successful treatment. From October 16 until January 5 he was under constant care of a specialist in St. Patrick's hospital in Mis soula. Throughout his illness the infant seemed determined to bring joy and happiness to those who cared for him and although his life's span was brief, it would not be amiss to say that he had a wide circle of friends who followed his little career with daily and sympathetic interest.

And in the memory of those friends and sorrowing relatives he has carved out for himself a definite place. C. R. M. Former Sula Man Dies at Missoula Funeral services for Isaac Berry-man, 71, former Sula resident who died in Missoula Monday evening, were held In Missoula this afternoon.

He was born in Michigan and came to Montana in 1890, locating at Marysville. Later he ranched in the Ross Hole district from where be moved to Missoula In 1910. A son, Merrill, Orchard Homes; sisters, Mrs. Emma Wetzsteon, Sula, and Mrs. Mary Lanyon, Helena, survive.

l-tkm ntkwa kt-warner savin i.i:ft.o dishes With the Dual-Temp Htcwart Warner refrigerator you can keep left-over dlHhes fresh and tasty ou open shelves without loss of lluvor or healthful minerals. Its freezing locker, moist cold air nd ultra-violet feature retards food spoilage. With a humidity of 85 Inside this box you can say goodbye to space-wasting covered dishes at bent a bothersome method of keep- Inic foods fresh. Need to llefrool ever. Ak about this Wonder IU frliir lor at FULLKRTONVS I'ald adv.

Stewart-Warner Refrigerator $129.50 Modcrnairc Oil Heater $40 W. J. FULLERTON ensville, were business visitors here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Heyer, Mrs. J. Danielson, Mrs. Henry Barnett and Mrs. John Corrigan, Missoula, and Mrs.

Al Biddiscomb, Bonner, returned to their homes Tuesday after attending funeral services for John E. Welch. Mrs. Berlin Gordon is visiting relatives in Dillon. Mr.

and Mrs. Hobart Reese left Sunday for Burbank, where Mr. Reese will be employed by the Boeing Aircraft company. Mrs. Reese will visit relatives at Crawfordville, before joining her husband.

Their daughter, Ruth, is staying at the William Jellison home until the close of school. Helen Walsh was a week-end vis itor in Missoula. Among those who saw all of the games or tho championship contest of the southern division basketball tournament at Hardin last week-end were Harold Holt, Stevensville, Bob Reinbold, Arnold Peterson, Duano Hendrickson, Dick Daniels, Donald Blodgett, Gene Hughes, Mrs. Fred Bernatz, John W. Dowling, C.

A. Smithey, Ted Reinbold, Ted Mellin-ger, Delno Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Fullerton and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Dowling. W. II. Ertel, who has been visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Ertel, returned to his home in Spokane Monday. He was accompanied to Missoula by Mrs. Ertel and Mrs. Cleve Hughes.

Mrs. Vern Smith returned to her home in Untie Monday after week end visit with her husband, butcher In tho Wilkerson Cash and Carry market. Mr. Smith went to Butte for her Saturday night. Mrs.

Glenn McLaren and daugh ter, Great Falls, formerly of llauill ton, arrived Monday for a two weeks vlHlt with relatives. They wero ac companied by Mm. Robert Winter-felt who Is visiting a friend, Mrs. h'arl llildebrandt. McKee, who had been receiving medical attention In a local hospital, went lo Spokane Suturday.

Ho wan accompanied by Mm. McKee. W. A. Hell, Helena, returned to his home Sunday following a week end vlull with hi son-in-law and dauKhler, Mr.

and Mm. Jack Wheeler. Homer Itowker, field man for the American Crystal tiuenr company In Ilia Ciller Root, wa In MImnouU the fore pari of Urn erk on bunint'M ronn-rlt with beet nrreaic allot-ni. i for th factory dlntrtcl. Cffald It.

WflUli, uianaKer of lh liitttr I loot Irritation litrlrt. who ha ti In (xikaiio for tho last Id la reciting iin-dlral mii-niion, tl rin home tomorrow or Haiur- A. Mcournr), Itillinc. man- t'niun, tuiiar l-f Mm Carl Til fend duehtrr. lltlllOf.

Mtr4 Tllfr for fe lit nn Mi Tr broihrrm 4 4iPr. Mr, t4 Mm Ufeiw llar- II I.IM ft t.ikr, ter rt TWI tpttt It.o I'mII lltfllt i.tUl lr (tv4lr irvltiiBtot MI MMllll I'll frll mt lt. t'felif lo mthm hHm Itcf K4 fevtel, Mr 4 Ml l'lli ll4, Mr 4 Ml llon IM i I at mU4-4 IH l' IIIM, Mf Cfw l-i) t-l Mb II It UB(I, r4M tH Mf Mm it It Mo.51; ttfm 4 Mf auf iimii4 Mf Mf fl In Dr. N. A.

Lyman, eyes examined and glasses fitted. Office on South Second street. adv. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles H. James have returned from Helena where they attended the wedding of Mrs. James' sister, Isabel Ford, daughter of Governor and Mrs. Sam C. Ford.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hollingsworth and daughter, Ronan, spent Sunday with Mr. Hollingsworth's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

V. C. Hollingsworth. Mrs. Bertha Hollingsworth, who spent the winter here with her son, returned to Ronan with them.

Marldean Stockman, Los Angeles, employee of Transcontinental Western Airline, left the forepart of the week for a visit in Seattle, before returning home. He arrived last Thursday, making the trip from New York to Helena by plane. I Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Billings and granddaughter, Missoula, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

LeSuer Sunday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kress and other friends. Mr. Billings Is a brother of Mrs.

LeSuer. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Walker, St. Ignatius, spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Walker. Mrs.

Ed Morris and son, Arthur, went to Billings Friday for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Walker returner last Thursday from a two-day visit in Missoula. Among those who attended the banquet meeting of the Executives club In Missoula Saturday night were Dr. and Mrs. R. A.

Cooley, Mayor and Mrs. Joseph Iten, Dr. and Mrs H. I). Browning, Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs.

V. C. Ilolllngs worth, Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McCall and Mr, and Mrs. Jack E.

Coulter. Mm. II. (). Stem pie and Mrs Waldo Lewis, both of Missoula, were hero last week to have their eyes cared for by Dr.

N. A. Lyman. Don K. Anson, Wisdom, legislator from Beaverhead county, and Mm.

Anson visited Mr. Anson's mother, Mm. C. E. Anson, Friday and day en route from lleleun to their homo.

PARK HENEFIT parly for lite City Park V. F. W. IUII, Kulurdaj, hi. AuM'icm Hlltr Hoot I'oM 1130.

Coin fend Have a Oood Tim At.WAYM A V.txm MlOtV" Aduti tWir II, HiKhiK S-V UUU lor Friday, Saturday tt fnf rttfii IU4l Konnlc UAKER 4 Jk Orin Jerry COIjONNA U4 mm if -votnu: the Nir UlUaH rORNIIIJ. EdttAtri l' IIOUTON (Itatlr. hTARRiriT nvr.sT cTr ATtEUNir 4 m4 4---ut Ef il i t.YNN IMiiU "SANTA TE TRME" U)r EY tiftM AUi IIAU: ffct I jaii rHrlirHES f4Mv tiENNETT JJmtntllMAV ai nATt I. Examination of 28 registrants for selective service duty to answer the March 24 call was started Tuesday by Dr. Herbert Hayward, board physician, and will continue through Tuesday.

The March 24 quota for Ravalli county is 16, but 24 will go at that time as there will be eight replace ments. What the Trainee May Have. Selective service trainees may take such musical instruments as banjos, guitars as well as tennis rackets and a small photograph of their best girl along with them when they start their year's training in the army. Firearms, liquor and the private auto are banned. Each trainee is encouraged to take any athletic equipment he mignt want along with a minimum amount of hand baggage, including a pair of comfortable shoes in good repair.

Uniforms, clothing, toilet kits, towels and other equipment are issued within 24 hours after he arrives at tho reception center. Visits of relatives and friends are discouraged as housing facilities at reception centers are limited. Each draftee is furnished one postal card at the induction center to notify a friend or relative whether or not he has been accepted and is given another at the reception center to notify a relative or friend where he will bo stationed. May Kxpund Ijind Force. A proposal to expand tho land forces beyond tho total of 1,418,000 set for Juno 1C is being considered by the war department.

If that is done there is a possibility that the selective service draft trainee ser vice might bo Increased by placing him on duty as a reservist after completion of the year's hitch. Such authorization, however, would have to be voted by congress. There are now 500,000 serving three-year en llstments. It is expected that by September or October sufficient tanks, guns and oilier equipment will be available to equip up to six armored divisions of the type the nnzls used to sweep through France. Orders have also bi Issued for formation of 10 new tank battalions next Juno.

Business Concern Files Articles Articles of Incorporation for the Flun iire Coiiiim rclnl company were ll with Tony llork, county clerk and recorder, lail Thumday. The company, which win do uunineM fei nurture, in rapiulud for 110,000. Incorporator lire A. MUworlh Col Him. I lot and A.

It. Anderin and ienlef A. Andaman, both of Mm C. M. I tar nn Mi r.trrday for Nu.irod 14 lti br on and dauchur-iit-Uw, Mr and Mr.

Italian Itartii'. ud from lli-io ill co la Aoaronda la iil br an in law and dsuehior. Mr, n4 Mm J. tw run. Kb will frium in tbogl lo d).

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t- -if f- ft 'j i Western Montana Marble Granite 305 South 4th street, East, Missoula. W. W. Walls, agent. adv.

Seeley Moore, West Yellowstone, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, who returned to his home with him Sunday for a two weeks' visit. R.

J. Bowers was in Missoula Friday on official forest service business. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Matthews went to Spokane Friday where Mr. Matthews is receiving medical attention. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Ilex Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. George Scott who returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Mcllroy, Grantsdale, were business visitors in Missoula Friday. E. Gardner Ilrownlee, county attorney, was in Butto last Thursday negotiating with Mrs.

George Metcalf and children for the purchase of a right-of-way for a road leading to the Allen ranger station. See Mrs. Shappeo for your Memorial representing the Garden City Granite Company. Authorized dealer, Rock of Ages. 616 South Sixth street, Hamilton.

adv. Dr. and Mrs. H. A.

Cooley have returneil from Great Falls where thev suent several days with their son-in-law and duugliter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mclver. Mr. and Mrs.

Holger Toftoy, Cor valllH, who were visitors hero lato lust week, told of the advancement of Holger Nelson Toftoy from cap tain to tho rank of major. A gradu ate of West Point In 1926 Major Toftoy Is with the mine station at Fort Monroe, Vn. (Jive Your Wife a Trent and Help it CimmI ('mum Tuke her to tin IlKNIJIT CAFETERIA SUPPER ul the Federated Hall Wednesday, March 19 at 6 o'clock Fponsored by I Federated Aid. All proceeds lo be turned over lo I be park projift. Liberty Friday, Saturday Matin" KalurJjr 3 'ROAD SHOW who Adolph Mcnjou Carole Landis Patsy Kelly Buttcrworth Special Scoop Christmas Under Fire I 4to1tt fun Mfrt Tf lM f'v Judy Garland George Murphy UUIcNcllFe Kelly "Blnchout" r1 tnl--- Jr jr i and eighth grade pupils, song by intermediate grade.

Proceeds of a popcorn and candy sale amounted to enough to buy two basketballs for the school. Officers of the organization are-Mrs. Georgia Gerleman, president; Miss Minnie Sprung, vice president, and Mrs. Tony Marvin, secretary and treasurer. The Ravalli Republican is the best advertising medium.

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