Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 4

RAVALLI REPCBLICAX, HAMILTON', MOXTAXA, JUXE 26, 1941. PAGE FOUR Three Moore Murals SAYS AAA WORKING 10 STABILIZE PRICES The Fish May not bite "Tillie" the Toiler That's to Whom This Message is Addressed To ALL the working "TILLIES" who are having EYESTRAIN DIFFICULTIES, an examination by an expert will reveal the trouble. rhone 136-J For An Appointment DR. N. A.

LYMAN, Optometrist Given Place at Lab Three murals painted by Tom Moore, Hamilton artist, were hung on the walls of the laboratory recently. Individuals who have been or are connected with the laboratory were used as models by the artist in depicting the growth of knowledge with respect to the control, prevention and treatment of contagious diseases. 4 Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses. June 19 William Emmett Sanders, 20, and Anna Elizabeth Shef-fel, 19, both of Stevensville. June 20 Thoralf J.

Lee, 27, and Mary Lee Simmons, 25, both of Butte. June 25 Joseph Allison Hempstead, 48, and Alta Marion White, 30, both of Hamilton. Births. June 21 Son to Miv and Mrs. Jack Hughes, Charlos Heights.

June 23 Son to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sickles, Corvallis. June 23 Girl to Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Shea, Hamilton. June 24 Girl to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Raymond, Hamilton; son to Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Hopper, Corvallis; son to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews, Hamilton. At the Hospital Major Operations.

June 19 Ralph Yser, Shoup, Idaho. June 20 Clyde Parker, Hamilton. Juno 21 MrB. Frank Gonslr, Hamilton. Operations.

June 22 Nancy Nelson, Salmon, Idaho. June 23 Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. C.

Hollingsworth, Hamilton. Medical. June 21 Donald Zler and Adolph Zerbst, both of Hamilton. I NDKIt ADVISEMENT. Application or Paul Dayton for a permit to sell liquor at a roadside establishment near Stevensville waa taken uml-r advisement by the Montana liquor board following a hearing In Helena Friday.

Protests were tiled by I lie Ravalli County Ministerial association. RMl.ltO.U) MAN IIIUT. While Inspecting the loading of wool al Sleven6lll Tuesday Dave A. Gregg. Ilutte, general the llurlmmon lines, rractured an flbow In a fall from a truck.

He waa taken lo Ibe N. I. botHl 1 Mlwaoula for nipdlcal attention. Mm; AtTlON. Action lo rollocl 11320.39 on a waa Insllluled In dlMrirl rouri Wedniday by Ibe Federal lartn Mortsae torporauon alnt Mr, and Mr.

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F. G. Moore of Gallogly springs transacted business here Tuesday. C. R.

Milburn, Seattle, arrived last Thursday for. a vacation visit with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and- Mrs. A. F.

Nickel. Itoxy and Edwin Milburn, who make their home with the Nickels, went to Se attle for their father. Don Foss, Missoula, former Hamilton resident, transacted business here Saturday. Joseph Haigh and daughter, Ruth, returned last week from a vacation trip to points in South Dakota. Mrs.

Lillian I'eterson, Mrs. Ruth Applebury and Mrs. Mary Peterson have returned from Ogden, Utah; where they attended the Girl Scout training camp. They were accompanied by Roland Peterson. Mrs.

Ida Pollack, Clarkston, is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gates were visitors in Poison and Dixon June 18. Among the Missoula visitors last Thrusday were Mr.

and Mrs. R. G. Patton, Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Taylor and Dr. Herbert Hayward. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Alley, Anaconda, left last Thursday for Glacier park following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Art Allen. Mrs.

Alley is a sister of Mr. Allen. Mrs. L. II.

McCullough and Mrs. J. II. Rummell, Helena, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

S. C. Bonesteele. Mr. and Mrs.

Dave'Kamp, Hardin, who were en route home from Idaho, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ell Melton at the Daly flsh hatchery early last week. Mr. and Mrs.

S. C. Iionesteele attended the recent Tilzey-Wilcox wedding in Missoula. Mrs. W.

A. Matthews, who has been ill in a Missoula hospital for several weeks, returned home yesterday, Mr. Matthews went to MlBsoula for her. Dr. and Mrs.

Richard Peterson loft early yesterday for Glasgow, their former home, where Dr, i'eter son will perform an operation. They expect to return Friday evening. Miss Aagot Hoyendahl, coumy health nurse, left yesterday for Great Falls to attend the state pub lic health association convention. She was accompanied by Mrs. A.

E. Shappee, who will visit a son while Miss Hoyendahl Is attending convention sessions. Anno Lynch, who has been visit ing relatives hero and in Corvallls, left last week for Salinas, where she will bo employed as a nurse In a hospital. She waa accompanied to Missoula by Mrs. Ilex KlUlow and daughter, Lois.

W. A. SlKourney, Hillings, waa a business lsllor here Monday. Lelutid Ueed, who recently graduated Iroiu the Virginia Polytechnic Inttltuit. Ii'ft Sunday for San Fran- clnco.

following a visit with his aunt, Margaret MrCullocn. lie will be employed by Hie Shell Oil company. MIm Laura Mccuiiocn. lacoma. leacber, arrived the first of lite ttnk to spend the aummer with Uvr lier, MIm Margaret McCul- lorh.

Mr. and Mrs. Addlwin CMell. Ta-ruiua, were lltor at the home of Mm. Howard Cor nub rarly laM X.

A. Vblr rnurnH lale Ut week Inrnt a lil wuh H. and daufihur, Mr Harold Clark, in Hpokane. Mr. II.

N. Knnlr. Halle, ho tuiicl Mr. 1. I.

I and crfhof Iri'ftda In Ibe tirlnlty followina: Ibe aie rvftttftllan cardan club. riuin4 buwte un4ah Mr, and Mr lal lll. jmiin. l. I'll Irtdsr lr ifacir daw a lor a it with Mr, Nardbcim, Vt, l4 M', TbatMS CarxoN, tvt, rr4 i t4 reb tUlb Wan4rr a4 4tM.

tMereH It a 4 Mb Mf 4 III Unti W4, HM. aM Mf, 4 Wt l4r ttMif, lk i Mt, 4 Hi M4 MiMwta IW V.4f; wr 4 Mr II, Iri4 4 lit, r4, lil4J 1 fi rihtMMi, n-4 M4 4 Mt? '4 ir i Me A aji a IW 4.1 M4- iS, 4- i 4. f4 4 4--f 4 w' -f f'U'5a fni1 s4-4 4. .4 4 a 4- f44 4W-44 f- 1 'H'i 4r Few people realize the work being done by the AAA in stabilizing rarm npiees at a lair level in order to prevent an excessive increase in living costs, Ed O'Hare, Stevensville, chairman of the Ravalli county AAA mmmittee. told members of the Lions club Tuesday night.

'Mr. O'Hare was one of three Mon t.annH who attended a recent AAA conference in Washington, D. during which the delegates were taken on a trip into Kentucky, Vir ginia, North Carolina ana Tennes-RPP. Mr. O'Hare said the deplorable pnn dit ions under which many of these people live was an eye opener to the delegates as to the magnitude of the problem facing agriculture.

The speaker declared that agriculture has a very definite place in the nation's economic structure and that the AAA was not accepting the theory that agriculturists had to go broke at the end of the present war. Announcement was made that officers would be installed at a picnic meeting in the city park next Tuesday night. Guests were Dave Tawney, Missoula; Charles Johnson, Corvallis, and Emmett Glore, Hamilton. LOCAL GIKL HONORED Rosemary Reynolds, grand sister of nature; Margaret Dowers, Mildred Lepetich and Marilyn Barnstable have returned from Bozeman where they attended the state assembly of Rainbow Girls. They were accompanied by Mrs.

Herbert Stout, mother advisor, and Mrs. Elsie J. Wayne. Miss Lepetich was appointed grand representative of Oregon, i MIDSUMM Kit FESTI VA I Members of the Bitter Root Scan dinavian society greeted midsummer in old country Scandinavian style at a no-host outdoor festival at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Nelson Sundny afternoon. The program In cluded a salute to the llag, singing of patriotic songs and the winding or a Maypole. DI.NNKIt PARTY Dr. and Mrs. Herald Cox entertained Dr.

and Mrs. Richard I'eter son, Dr. and Mrs. It. It.

Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burrus. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank ODonnell. Mr. and Mrs. Lelutid Harper and Mr. and Mrs.

(Men Kohls at a dinner party Saturday night. Games provided diversion. MMMaaMaaHaBBHaBM All Hcadinga were glvn by Mrs. I'allcraon, Mrs. Kdward Jones and Mrs.

Itasmuiwen at the meeting of th Uraniadalo Community Aid lal Thursday at the rlub house. HuMcaiws were Mra. Oils Lyndea and Mra. VIohH llurgoyno. The next tuprtinx will be July 3 at the home of Mra.

lHiutlas Taylor. imtll.TON HUIIK.K l.t II Members of Ibe Hamilton llrldse rlub nit with Mr. Jatn McUillen al Vlrior June l. Card wore play rU folio I tu a 1:30 o'rlcK-k lunrb-wa. flic wore awarded Mr.

John Hawker, Mr. Hugh and Mra. Anun Aoflnn. I.UsTlt lit Mr, T. II.

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4. r- t'4i -4T 1- Vi. tH 4 4... 4T- fr ff f. THE SUN WILL A good vacation may be spoiled by headaches caused from the glare of the sun.

That's why every sportsman should equip himself with a pair of modern outdoor glasses. Fishermen find that Sport Shade lenses protect their eyes from glare. These scientific lenses give comfort, protection and better appearance. They may also be ground to any prescription. Come in and see these lenses this week.

They are made to U. S. standard air service specifications which guarantees you adequate eye protection. DR. G.

C. MATHISEN Optometrist Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted Hours 10 to Evenings by Appointment PHONE 95-W Guard Valuable Records and Cash against Theft and Fire! liz-rf 4. Price SI9J50 Delivered Terma If delrd ROBERTS BOOK STORE Tender Chuck IU9I Sttot II ri4 I M-a" e4r lJe le l4f, f-4 tf 9 9 43f4 (rut Mle Iwl, WILKERSON'S (Vh 6tt! Carry Market ito in fjlU4W! (4l 3Utk4i ItUttr ttimt Valttit Boat Regatta Lake Como July 19-20 0 2 Dn r( tUting IS Kt i if Personal Phone Your News I. K. Cummlngs, M.

I. Missoula, will hold olllce in tlio Hrown-ine building each Friday 0 to 5. Practice limited to testing eyes for glasses and eye diseases. adv. lOtf Litle Marilyn Shope, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Shope, Missoula, former residents, arrived today for a weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. It. G.

ration. Mr. and Mrs. J. r.

Urown and family, Salisbury, former residents, left Thursday for their home after a two-day visit with friends 1610 Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Downing and Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Hoik returned Sunday from Glacier park where Mr. Downing represented the Lions club at the district convention. Mr. and Mrs.

Howurd Edwards and Sam Kohh, all or MlsHoula, spent Sunday at the J. D. Tuylor cabin on the East Fork. Miss Evelyn Stele, Helena, a case worker for the Showdalr children's home, was here on business last week and visited wlih her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Edwards and children. Jlvlgrade.

returned homo Friday after a visit with Mrs. Town-Bend Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coombs, Ilutte, attended funeral services hero Saturday for John It.

Ilaunwlrih. Mrs. Howard Hill and son returned to their home In Helena Sunday following a tlali wuh Mr. and Mrs. Leltoy Jones.

Hill came from Helena for them. V. K. Olon, Dillon, a former resident, will leave tomorrow for Mia-aoula en route lo Ills home after a thrttt-day lt bt-re. IROXV A tUKlO HIIOW" Adotla tKri II.

H. MItaU ai KM lor Friday, Saturday V.iiae faierdey at 3 p. m. fuJ llwU 4 mI Joe Louis 4 Billy Conn MM4 Mf4 "A Girl, a Guy and a Gob" ten httit AM 4) t4A" I MM Bam Mfu Tiwt- ir r4. 1 Bdte DavU The Great Uc" jta it pit aai ftMMfc4 Mf Wm, Boyd VidcOcnToWii Mention Items to 138-J, Hen Mrs.

Shannee, for your Me morial representing the Garden City Granite Company. Autnomeu dealer. Rock of Aires. 010 South Sixth street, Hamilton. Adv.

Cloice Hope, Charles Stanley, Hob Philip, John Haas and lien Taylor have returned from Glacier park where they attended the lioy Scout enetiinnmant BDonaored by the dis trict convention of Lions clubs. Two of the boys were Bent by the local Lions club and two by Troop 26. Mrs. Emll LaChambre returned Sunday night from Seattle, where she attended the wedding of her daughter, Martha Kramis, Aberdeen nurse, to Glenn Dailey, a member of the Cadastral engineering service. Mrs.

A. W. Hoover and Mrs. S. E.

reel, Wallace, Idaho, spent the week-end with Mrs. Hoover's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leu Metcalf. They also visited Mr.

and Mrs. Jack E. Coulter, former Wal-luce residents. Mrs. Larry 1'rother and two children, who have been visiting Mrs.

Prather'a parents, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Hayward, left last Thursday for their homo at Fort Ieonurd Wood, Mo. They were accompanied lo Missoula by Miss Cleo Holt and Mrs. Hayward.

Miss Peggy Ford, daughter of Governor and Mrs. Sam C. Ford, Helfim, arrived late last week for a visit with her brother-in-law and slsier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles James.

Jim Newnes. Sula. was a business lUHor here Wednesday. Clarencv Thill. Si.

lenauu. tor-merly of Hamilton, was a business visitor here Saturday. Liberty Friday, Saturday Maim rUiurday at 3 w. Gene Autry "Gabby" Hayes Mary Lee Jimmy Durante IN "Melody Ranch" mi Vera Vague bavimam MMnUhl Mallne Saturday all 1 :15 p.m. Mao, Tut I Spencer Tracy Mickey Rooney "Men of Boy's Town" YTBrF1 f7 i EuQcne Pallclte Mary Mealy Hide, Ktlly, rde 4, 4t 4 4- -f it.ltk tfc.