Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 4

NOTICES Personals RCA VICTOR World Leader In TELEVISION and RADIO SOLD SERVICED BY ROBERTS BOOK STORE Bob Hall, owner of the Bitter Root Drug is attending the 64th annual convention of the Montana State Pharmaceutical Association which began Sunday in Great Falls and will end Wednesday. He is past president of the Association. DARBY MILL GETTING 3 TRAINLOADS OF LOGS Darby Three trainloads of logs from Fish Creek, west of Al-berton, have been shipped to a local mill by the Intermountain Lumber in order to prevent temporary closing of its Edens Division due to bad logging weather this month. The shipment allows the division to continue operating a full two shifts in accordance with company policy. Pace 4 DAILY RAVALLI REPIULICA Tuesday, June IS, 19.V4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Arthur William Sleep, deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executrix and co-administrator of the estate of Arthur William Sleep, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four (4t months after the first publication of this notice to the said executrix and coadministrator at the office of Koch Brownlee. Ravalli County Bank Hamilton. Montana, the same being the place for trie transaction of the business of said estate in the County of Ravalli, State of Montana. Dated June 21, 1934. Betty Hyde.

Executrix and Leonard Bud-den, co-administrator of the estate of Arthur William Sleep, deceased. 6-22: 4 Produce Exchange Meeting Tonight- The Ravalli County Produce Exchange will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the warehouse. 300 block south First street.

Election of officers. To Honor Priest The Rev. William J. Garrity. assistant pastor of St.

Francis church, will be honored with a reception given by the Sodality at the rectory Thursday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. All parishioners are inviled to attend. 121-2 Shop 'Closed Corvallis Maxine's Beauty Shop will be closed from June 22 through July 6. 121-3 Masons Meet Thursday-Night-Masons Attention! Regular meeting Thursday at 8 p. Masonic temple.

Work in E. A. Degree. Refreshments. Sojourners welcome.

R. A. Lindgren, W. M. 121-2 I Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Gasvoda jand ehidren, Joanne and Jay, and Sandra Coulter left this morning on a three-day trip to Anaconda and other points. They visit Mrs.

Gasvoda's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bass in Anaconda, tour the State Prison iat Deer-Lodge; then visit Virginia City and Morrison Caves. I Mrs. Carl Montgomery, Indian I Lake, N.

arrived Saturday for 1 a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Frank L. BrOwn, for the first time in 32 I years. Mrs. Montgomery plans on I remaining for about a week.

An-! other guest at Mrs. Brown's is her daughter, Mrs. Myrtie Dohn, Ven-I ice, Calif. Mrs. Dohn plans on an indefinite stay after arriving June OWNER MUST SELL Two apartment borne, Each apartment modem and Ideal rental location.

Sacrificing at $4,500 Includes ret liberator, electric ruiiKs living room set, bedroom net, oil heater, water heater and more. 51,500 Down. Balance like rent. Inquire CORY'S GUN SHOP 710 South First Street FATHER GARRITY TO BE HONORED AT RECEPTION The Rev. William J.

Garrity, newly-appointed assistant pastor at St. Francis Church, will be honored With a reception sponsored by the Sodality at the rectory Thursday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Father Garrity, a native of Helena, is in his first appointment as a priest All parishioners are invited to attend. RANCHER RETURNS Frank Wakeham, Co mo rancher, returned home last week after visiting his former home in England for the past 10 months. Accompanied by his brother, Ed Wakeham, Missoula, they went by plane to Devonshire.

England, and saw their three sisters and a niece. It was the local man's first trip to England since he left there 43 years ago. ASPHALT FLOOR TILE New Lower Prices Let Us Give Tea A Bid On Tour Job Valley Furniture 13. Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. McHenry and two daughters, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, arrived Friday for a few days' visit with numerous friends of the First Christian Church. Mr. McHenry was formerly the Western" Union operator here.

He is now office manager for that company in Coeur d'Alene. They had been visiting another daughter, Norma, employed at Yellowstone Park. More of our citizens would stand for their convictions if they were able to do it sitting down. Certificd EARLY BIRD LAY-A-WAY BARGAIN BUY Inventory Sale USED TRUCKS 1949 Ford 2-ton $795 1950 Studebaker 34-ton Pickup $825 1951 Stndebaker 34-ton Picknp $925 Wonder Zip Coats 6f security Doodle curl reinforced with new fiber glass insulation Fatton rioters. Inc.

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