Vacation
Days
Are
Here
Better
Have
an
Extra
Pair
of
Classes
With
You
for
Emergency
Fine
Watch,
Clock
and
Jewelery
Kepalrins
Hand
Engravlng-Expert
Optical
Service
CIIAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Thone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
THE
STORE
OF
DIAMONDS
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Gifts
for
"The
June
Brides"
Church
Wednesday
"Sunning"
Sunday
Montana
Minister
Solves
Empty
Tews
Question
By
Weekday
Services
BUTTE,
Mont.,
June
i2:
(CP)
For
the
third
consecutive
summer,
Butte's
United
Congregational
Church
will
have
"Sunday
on
Wednesday."
Rev.
Emerson
W.
Harris
says
all
church
services
will
be
held
on
Wednesday,
out
of
the
ordinary
working
hours,
so
they
won't
compete
with
"healthful
activity
In
the
open"
that
many
workers
find
to
their
liking
on
Sunday.
Mr.
Harris
added
that
the
experiment
had
been
"quite
successful
in
increased
attendance"
during
the
two
summer
seasons
it
has
been
tried.
It's
the
cumu-atrvc
cittcl
of
advertising
that
counts.
Hobble
Skirts?
It
Is
The
War
rvu
VHV
WMUYVb
A
LUl
ABOUT
k
DRIVING
AND
HE
SAYS
SlOOlSWA
MARE
MUCH
WORSE
THAN
SKIDS!
JM
!
New
York
Fashion
Sharps
Look
For
Narrower
Dresses
In
The
Fall
-
i
I
NEW
YORK,
June
12:
(CP)
As
headlines
grow
wider,
women's
skirts
grow
narrower.
Believe
It
or
not,
It's
cause
and
effect,
says
Amy
Porter,
Associated
Press
fash-Ion
writer.
The
slim
silhouette
is
definitely
on
its
way
and
you
can
blame
H
on
the
war.
As
you
hobble
about
In
a
hobble
skirt
this
fall,
remember
that
it
never
would
have
happened
If
it
hadn't
been
for
Hitler.
For
an
explanation
of
the
strange
tie-up
between
war
and
fashion
you
couldn't
go
to
a
better
authority
than
the
woman
who
Is
known
as
Tobe,
fashion
adviser
to
more
than
100
big
stores.
Tobe's
favorite
slogan
Is
"Headline
news
makes
fashion
news."
Man
in
the
Moon
According
to
a
Berlin
despatch,
Hitler's
war
aim
is
to
destroy
England
and
France.
German
forces
are
in
France
but
the
tight
tittle
Island'
is
still
intact.
The
Hltlerlan
method
Is
the
lying
method.
Avoid
it
and
him.
The
man
who.
can
be
duped
by
the
Hitler
Ideology
can
be
duped
by
anything.
Don't
be
a
sucker.
The
long
run
winner
is
he
who
profits
by
his
mistakes
The
British
and
French
at
Dunkerqui'
I
turned
disaster
into
victory.
That
,1s
the
stuff
that
counts.
I
People
who
sling
mud
lose
ground.
It's
far
better
to
get
down
to
facts
than
to
stoop
to
lies.
"Did
he
bring
his
wife
with
him?"
"Every
time,
sir,
and
three
prettier
girls
It
would
be
difficult
to
find."
Modern:
"Canada
anticipates
that
In
this
emergency
men,
women
and
children
will
do
the
nearest
thing
that
comes
toTiand
In
the
service
of
their
country."
Nelson:
"England
expects
that
every
man
this
day
will
do
his
duty."
"Today's
big
black
headlines
won't
make
us
go
Into
mourning,"
she
says,
"but
they
will
be
translated
Into
the
stralghtest,
simplest
clothes
we've
worn
for
years.
"Possibly
frugal
French
designers
feel
that
less
material
should
be
used,
hence
narrow
skirts.
Pus-slbly
they
think
full
skirts
are
a
kind
of
vanity,
unsuitable
In
war
time.
In
any
case.
It's
sure
that
new
fall
daytime
clothes
will
stick
to
the
straight
and
narrow.
Only
in
our
Jewels
and
In
our
evening
things
will
we
go
gay
and
YOU'RE'CRAIY,
MY
DAD
KNOWS
TWICE
AS
MUCH
AS
YOURS
AND
HP
SAYS
S(DS
ARE
MUCH
MORE
DANGEROUS!
tsMkMssMtllMlsiesy
Usually
"kid"
fights
start
over
something
mighty
trivial.
But
the
cause
of
this
battle
is
something
that
every
grown-up
car
driver
needs
to
take
seriously.
'Way
up
the
list
of
safety
features
in
this
new
Silvcrtown
is
the
Life-Saver
Tread
that
is
specially
designed
to
act
on
wet
roads
like
a
whole
rapid-nre
battery
of
windshield
wipers.
It
sweeps
the
water
right
and
left
forces
it
out
through
the
deep
drainage
grooves
leaves
a
track
so
dry
you
can
actually
light
a
match
on
it!
It's
easv
to
understand
why
this
tire
will
stop
you
quicker,
safer
than
you've
ever
stopped
before!
And,
adding
one
safety
feature
to
another,
this
new
Silver-town
gives
you
the
famous
Golden
Ply.
Uy
resisting
internal
tire
heat,
this
exclusive
Golden
Ply
provides
scientific
protection
against
high-speed
blow-outs.
Don't
take
chances
with
either
a
skid
or
a
blow-out.
See
your
nearest
Goodrich
Dealer
now
about
putting
Silvertowns
on
your
car
the
tire
that
docs
"double
duty"
as
a
life-saver
at
no
extra
cost!
NTW
I
Seal-O-Matic
Life-Saver
Tube
makes
your
IllalV
drivinr
SAFFR
in
TUn
wive
limn
insunii,
work,
in
lo
ill
riot,
or
teir
.
.
.
cIiiohi
I
l
N,w
rUtlUn
lntt
Flat
aanncrou
fclow-ouu
to
ife.
Iow
IfiL,
ren
(
(B)
I
n-tHl
I'unaurn
due
to
milt,
cleir
out
of
the
danrer
lone
Stil-O-Matic
ies
ntw
IU
.
W
ll.,,'"c-"'ntlr,conipleiel
Rroieclion
with
CO
,
(rcatct
itrenztb
in
in
"Tuff-
JUB
Xjr
B,.P.rnl,'''l)'."lal?t(irnew
ubbtr"
Willi.
M
c
ueGoodrith"SH
Hlin-'
.
J
Lining.
Goodrich
fflFOT
Silvertown
Phone
566
Complete
Automotive
Service
m
M''n:siarei.iM.si.ii.sij...ijm!W
RUPERT
MOTORS
ALL
THE
COMFORTS
OF
HOME
His
machine
gun
set
and
its
range
fixed
upon
a
point
in
front
of
his
post
this
French
mitratlleru
'tnarlune-itunneri
ha.
nothing
to
do
but
sit
and
watch.
He
Is
in
a
former
private
house
in
an
advanced
poslUon,
where
he
enjoys
the
comfort
of
a
rocking
chair.
EMBASSIES
IN
MARBLE
Envoys
in
Washington
Uncle
Sam's
straighten
out
the
affairs
of
Am
Problem
Children;
Six
Dlplo.
matic
Chiefs
Without
Country
WASHINGTON.
June
12:
(CP)
The
United
States
capital
is
rapidly
becoming
a
city
of
embassies
uHthont
a
rountrv.
hTsadnr
not
knowing
for
whom
fbav
"ak
nor
to
whom
they
owe
The
Czechoslovaklan
flaR
still
""f
residence
of
Vladimir
Hurban
and
Mr.
Hurban
still
comes
pnri
irn,
on
th
busHess
of
his
'v
hut.
where
is
that
state
today
nnunt
,Trry
Potockl
still
Is
"His
rxr-rnmrv
wnen
ne
enters
a
's1"
was
Angers,
France.
Still
a
Helslum
C
iunt
Robert
van
der
Straten-P'-nthn.
who
also
lives
on
the
great
avenun
of
nations,
represents
a
nation
forn
asunder
Delalum.
His
erlcans
and
the
United
States
gov
ernment
In
a
conquered
land,
that's
another.
STEWART
tt1'n
31?
In
embassy
lane-Massachusetts,1"!
T
u
cmioj
v.n-'ourl
with
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Daniel
Avenue
mamie
vuta
aitvi
uhsn
chateau
Is
pointed
out
to
visiting
firemen
as
the
embassy
of
a
land
that
L.
no
more
and
In
many
of
them
live
men
who
realize
they
are
I
men
without
countries,
says
Jack
Stinnett
in
Washlneton
Daybook.
Miss
Eleanor
G
lilies
of
Prince
Mrs.
E.
J.
Weeks
and
ton,
C
Weeks,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
the
latter
to
to
be
married.
B.
F.
Smith,
mummer
of
the
8U-
There
are
six
embassies
here
of
for
a
bu
w
to
Vancouver
and
land,
whih
have
been
absorbed
by
eteewnc
,n
i
Germany
or
captured
by
the
Nazis
nnd
si)hf"cfef
to
a
government
domination
that
leaves
their
am
The
local
branch
of
th
Ona-llan
Iton
ir
Uklns
un
with
the
federal
member
for
the
dlitrtet.
Olof
Hanwn.
the
question
of
securing
better
radio
fiHIIties
for
Northern
British
Columbia.
many
business
and
properties
in
Stewart.
Most
people
ads.
Do
you?
-io
tnt
classified
cabinet
and
council
Is
In
Paris
and
...
...
ha
mt
given
uo;
his
Kin?,
who
,x
T,l,:
"'''WR
rofin
or
nitm-ii
-j
"
""d
him.
has;
and
the
Un-'
iv
"noimV,
ftd
states,
which
recognizes
hu
r
ih
"iimini.trtion
fredinti,tu.
refuse
to
recognize
the
('r.nifst.
cf
the
nation
that
sent
h
xnirr
.f
til(
i:iai,
f
.
'
him
there
ijamln
IrrfiiHin.
HrnHk
de
Kauffmann's
status
uZ,'
theoretically
has
not
changed,
for,1
MH"nc
AdminiatrMor
with
the
h
i-
Whjnitton-s
minister
UompCT.
iDenmark-but
the
sUtu
of
his
the
CHy
of
Wn,
mipTmri
ntitrv
has.
When
the
minister.
B.?A',,
C01"'.
mi
wvt
ttMtt
.v.
......
uuuuiiiciiiw,
required
to
iny
their
clklnw
r;aav
nn-y
can
ne
know
whether
it
'crw-ti
nd
ttet
mi
from
the
Rovernment
R
'
til
n
r
n
n
l
m
nr
rrnm
tnma
M99
'in
to
m
ti.vln.
wra
to
tm
VMtn
propH
vrlflfd
vrnnug
with
r
on
or
before
the
ovri'lord?
o
'
Jure
l0
falling
which
!
Dr
A
r.rfnn
u
anv,..
'L
t!trlbutton
of
uch
...
...
miumn
man
rxvscur
navmct
rnfftf
iwnoe
aally
nroblcms
must
cause
tnem
in
my
iuma
"sleeples-
nights,
.
ina.
tr
whom
bv
01th
he
owes
his
j
all.
and
her
government,
are
ln'
London:
and
Arthur
Seyss-Inquart.j
the
Austrian
Nazi
leader.
Is
In
su-(
preme
command
of
all
the
civil)
function'
of
the
Netherlands.
In
a
similar
plight
is
Wllhclm
Munthe
do
Morgensticrne,
the
minister
from
Norway.
The
great
lobe
of
th"
countrv
thu
he.
reprMtnU
i
in
German
hand.!
King
Haakon
and
the
Norwegian
government
arc
In
England.
Have
Social
Status
The
social
status
of
these
ambassadors
without
a
country
Is
unchanged.
Washington
still
recognizes
them
as
representatives
of
the
nations
that
appointed
them.
They
still
call
almost
dally
at
the
J3tate
1-
only
to
tub
ii'iii:mu
rnriiT
IIIIITIM
(III.
Mllll
cUliru
r
iim,i,.i-
.
HATED
ht
I'nnCK
IlurnTt.
B.
C.
thl.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
OffloUl
AdmlnUtrwtor.
IN
I'KOIIATi:
the
Mutter
of
the
tdnilnlalmilon
Art"
4
ml
In
the
Matter
(
the
ISamte
f
lnrln
nnnl,,
ItretHved.
Intenljtle;
!l.iior
VV'
K:
FleTler,
tnnilr
the
Jr.l
Any
t
.turn.
A.
D.
I
.
,,p.
o
iritid
Admlnlntrn'r
r
cf
th-
'mt
or
Mmvln
(lourd.
d"-e.rt,
and
nil
r.
(Ice
hnvlntr
llm
Hidiiiint
the
ex
Id
eUte
Hre
fn-trliy
rciiiilrid
In
furnlah
mm
me.
.
propel
I
vulfltd.
in
mi'
on
or
fiefin.'
the
Kth
dnj
f
July.
a.
1).
ifJin,
nod
nil
pnrliep
liidi-bird
in
the
e.'
tfHf-
in.-
i.iiulnit
in
,,
n,,.
mnouni
of
!.hi-ii
ind.
Ili
ilii'
1,.
in-
r
.iUiwIth
I'ATKli
tim
4ih
d
i,r
luii.
A.
r'
VnllM
x.N
A
w
TT.
nrrirlMl
Admlnlntriitm
Prince
Huprl,
ll.r.
Farewell
To
Shawatlans
Away
beyond
the
harbor
toward
the
rising
sun
Olcama
a
haunt
I'd
planned
to
visit
when
exams
and
testa
were
done
There's
a
lake
its
swell
to
swim
In.
fed
by
gurgling,
rippling
stream,
And
a
sandy
beach
for
a
campflre.
when
the
sun
no
longer
beams.
Id
wake
to
the
splash
of
salmon.
hurrying
upward
from
the
sea,
And
watch
the
bald-headed
eagle
i
pretend
to
be
part
of
a
tree,
Then
launch
my
skiff
and
jca
gliding
,
through
pale
waterlllles
fair
Or
I'd
make
a
mad
dash
for
the
'
camera
If
the
shout
rang
out
'
There's
a
bear!"
But
now
that
my
country
needs
thee.
Oh
wonderland
by
the
s.
And
an
edict
stern
has
banished
me
In
the
cause
of
liberty
I
yield
a
ready
obedience,
'tis
the
least
that
I
can
give
When
so
many
brave
hearts
hive
I
given
all
that
in
freedom
we
might
rive.
So
farewell
till
the
ban
Is
lifted.
till
the
cause
of
right
has
won
'ff.
...
.
I
.
At---
-I
II
L
t
liwjr
Twiui
mi
mec
stun
oc
laney-
!
flights,
on
the
wings
of
my
"
j
longings
borne
Department
and
report
or
confer
on
Even
now,
while
the
schoolroom
U
I
the
problems
of
the
wqrW.
stilling
and
home
economic
1
But
behind
the
scenes,
they
.
a
bore,
rapidly
are
becoming
the
State
De-
a
truant
breze
comes
awhUperlng.
partment
s
problem
children.
Re-
and
together
we
glide
through
fusing
to
recognise
a
conquest
Is
the
door
one
thing,
but
when
you
have
to
And
race
barefoot
to
the
lakeside
and
tread
the
cool
wet
sand
Till
the
voice,
pedagogical,
breaks
the
spell"
Oh
thou
dreamer,
hold
out
thy
hand"
.
.
.
E.O.T.
Rump
Argument
Smoothed
Over
n
FnMh
Mii.Ml
woM
or
th
v"fWh"
tr"v)-
as
to
make
"bMn
r,m.rV
about
the
"treat
man."
Johnson.
4
Step
Aside!
For
The
Parade
of
New
Shoe
Styles
Now
On
Display
At
CUT
RATE
SHOE
CO.
Pumps
Ties
Walkuifr
Shoes
Dress
Oxfords
and
Sport
Shoes
UP
FltOM
Black
Itlue
Whites
Kid,
Suede
and
$2.95
Urown
Wine
Rust
KXCLUSIVR
NEW
AltltlVALS
DIKKCT
FltOM
KASTKItN
FACTOHIES
Patents
In
LAST
TIMi
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THANKS
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Port
s.n.:
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uommiuee
wuhm
hu.i
i
Lharles
Iauchton
Denlei
Allege.!
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coffee
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admirers
of
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who
were
quick
to
resent
remarks
Carnation"
Milk
Co
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credited
to
the
film
star
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actor
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had
declined
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the
role
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lunch
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mi'hor
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becauie
cottage
roll.
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Johneon
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did
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bat
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on
his
fst
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and
mnk
annles:
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very
enloyable
whist
party
and
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remark
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people."
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reference
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last
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you
want.
Illch
heels,
cuban
and
low
heels.
Shoes
for
which
you
expect
to
pay
much
more.
The
Cut
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Rate
Shoe
Store
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Open
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