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PAGE FOUR THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD FMB Al, FEBRUARY 20, 1 9 2 5 at U a • LOCAL AND l'IlltiWNAL • W. F.'.Greusel, ripresentati‘ ,. of the New York Life Insur- ance company, %kip; Billings Monday. !hiker( Hobson shipped ah- ,,tlier Carload Of hogs to the South Omaha market Saturday. He is now pa)ing .0 for h3p hogs. Tom P. Hart, agriculturalist for the Caninhe1i poration, motored up to Billings Wedneslay it. his new Dodge, special %edati. aeconipatued 11%! three of his mechanics who wanted to take in the boxing! 1.‘111111(1(111 at the Babcock that uveniug (4.6 - C. % an C eve motored tin hi eh down the sal - icy, rday afternoon, and spent Sunday with his family in this city. COMING k. K. Orchestra.' Watch for date. Dr. IF:1 )1), 1.',0% e en - ment physician at Grow Agency, aecompanied by his young son Homer, was a' county seat visit- or Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Vickers and baby Lucille and the for- mt;r's sister, Miss Dons motored to Custer Saturday to visit Mrs. Vickers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Ruff. They intended to return Sunday even- ing, but the snow storm held them over until Tuesday after- noon I Miss Ada Ha% ward left, Fri- day for Hardin where she vis- ited several days at the A. Mizzen' home.- - -Fromberg Her - 'aid i ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gammoek motored down from Joliet Sal - it 1 , ti a y afternoon and spent ter' brother and sist.er, Reuben Elarth and Mrs. Goldie Trus- sell of the Hardin , Bakery. About five inches of snok% fell SatuEday night and Sunday and is going off gradually, every bit of moisture going into the groond, which was practi- cally free from frost wh en th e snow fell. The snow will prove very beneficial to th e w i n t er w h ea t. which is in good cow I ! - I liiii I but was in need of mois titre. many Big Horn citizenAl ore aware of tho fart that, 4 new railroad bridge has been built across the Big Born river. the bridge, however, was put where the Big Horn empties into the Yellowstone. HERE'S A GOOD ONE Adam, God made out of dust. But thought it best to make in first, So I was made bufore man To answer His most holy plan. My body he did make complete. But without arms br legs or feet. I go from pole to pole, To fallen nations I give great light To me he gave a soul But when that Sold was Lac, II from me I was the same as before. 6,000 Readers THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD is read by more than 6,000 readers EVERY WEEK. This paper goes into the homes of close to 1700 families and individuals and there easily are four readers to every paper. Advertise In This Lizz man 111111111111111M BY WHAT OTHER MEANS can one reach so many people at so little an expense as through the columns of the Trib- une -Herald. When you want to gain the attention of almost everybody in the county at once just put your ad In this paper. YOU'LL : GET : RESULTS ONE MOB YES! Just one more chance—and-only one—tor those who have not paid their subscription to get a $200.00 Radio Outfit FREE by making a payment for either the HARDIN HERALD. HARDIN TRIBUNE or THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD. This chance is given to those who did not get in on the first offer we made. Fortwo reasons are we making this second offer: 1—Many readers have written to us asking that we extend the radio offer, because they can't pay now, hut Will soon. 2—Less than half of our subscription account statements have been mailed out. Quite a number of otir readers have been NNaiting for their statement and this has delayed them in taking advantage of the first radio offer: There may be a few numbers left on the first $200.00 Radio Outfit by the time this ad gets in print. Get your subscuiption payment in immediately—you may get in on the first offer. From all indications the numbers for the first radio set will all be gone by Monday. Feb. 23. Act right now. Drawing for the first $200 Radio will be Tues., FEB. 24 NOW YOU WHO ARE NOT PAI a UP EVERYBODY HAS A CHANCE TO GET IN ON THIS AT TO Get the Secon This offer is open to everybody. Anyone who sends in a remit- - tance for either a back sub- scription to the Hardin Herald or Hardin Tribune, or for an advance subscription to t h e Hardin Tribue-Herald will get the numbers due them. The only effort required on your part is to pay what you owe— you may - get 1 , 200:09 - for----thaL XRDIN TRIBUNE. SUBSCRIBERS, TAKE NOTE! Pay One Yeses Back Subscription to the 'Hardin Tribune and get a Ceinmission Voucher with Five Numbers:\ Pray Two Years' Back Subscription ti, the Hardin Tribune - and get n Commission Voucher with Ten Numbers. Pay Three Years Back Subscription to the Hardin Trii • ,suguissiou, Voucher with 1 5 Numbers. For every year's back subscription a Commission Voucher uith rive Number. for the Radio will be even. HIRDJN HERALD SUBSCRIBERS, TAKE NOTE! Pay One Year's Rack Subscription to the Hardin Herald and get a Commission Voucher with PoUr Numbers. Pay Two Years' Back Subscription an the Hardin Herald and get a Conimission Voucher with Eight Numbers. Pay Three Years' Back Subseriptkm to the Hardin Herald and get a Commisskin Voucher with 12 Nurobers. For Crory year's hack subscription a Commission Voucher Tour Numbers for the Radio will be given. Owing to the fact that The Hardin Tribune and The Hardin Herald have consolidated as one paper, it is urged that back subscriptions for the former publications be paid up to date. As an inducement for subscribers to take immediate action on a settlement, and rather than pay a commission to a collector, we will put the commission up for the benefit of our readers in the form of a $200.00 CROSLEY RADIO OUTFIT. THIS IS THE RADIO This clog:set Cro.sh-y radio set with its reflentor type built-in I I speaker has a distinctive, mellow tone. The loud speaking unit is adjostable for both volume and quality% With its cabinet of finest niehogmiy, it meets the demand for a radio...aet istid_ty beautiful piece of furniture. Arnpit . TOOM IS provided In the ostbinet for all neeessary' hatterkst •- The set is provided with a phoue jack so that headphonee may he'used if desired. When the plug is removed the loud• speaker b1 automatically turned on. sift The Croaky Radio Corporation claims there is no re - (*.Piing set on the market that has greater range and ref - lime for the number of tubes. .The eireup is iduiticad to the recently developed Gelida's Supertlex 'which was given a big write-up in a retient inueber ti( Radki planet, nub, radio set v. ill operate anywhere—near powerful broad- ewsiting stations.in the largecities eanyinna, thinisaitsis of miles from the breadeasting Stations. Illavana, Cuba, Springfield, Masi., Cluirleaton, S. (1., Porto Rica and Merlon City have been togged at Hairdin with thii 4P4 of AO - LET'S BET BUSY ---THE I Ft IP Pa I NE! YOU PAY, NE QUICKER YOU WIN THIS IS NOT A CONTEST. THERE IS NO SET TIME URI\. IF ENOUGH staascRipTioNg AR PAID UP DY Ts2s DATE! TIME TO W.ARRANT GIVING THIS RADIO AWAY, TREN THE SAME SHALL BE GIFFIN Ulf \MAT PERIOD. IF PAYMENTS LAG, art:fd, Tmer Losraign. leCir Aflit NOW aa, you MAY BE THE ONE WHO WILL WIN IT. REMEMBER, 1 , 015 OblIPLIEFFE RADIO SET IS WORTH OYER '111N. r 00. PAY total RAGS eultsyRtienott iropsVi A sET or BURGESS BATTER1Es Included in the equipment fur- niahed with the Free Radio Set is t s new, complete set of Burgess Radio Batteries—the hest on the market. Thee batteries; are said to have the 1.)ttire.d life and steadiest current of any dry cell type. A set of them used in the radio pictured above will ei•e practically one year's service— that's economy for you. ' A R.1180011.1) OF At - r1 . 11. 1111,WORM %NCI: One of the Crosley owners o rdin, with % ft 'mod e l .m i n er far f similar to the pit -timed shove, in November logged 75 stations the first two weeks he operated the circuit, bring- ing in kg the stations on the los4 PiPeakeri am' using no head phones whatever. .1tesidno, these were a number of small stations which he didn't Cilic13 to log. This hi a re- Marks/de record (or any radio Beg, no matter what it cost. 'minded In the equipment fur- nielied with the Free lindln se4 is • 11 I 11.50 Dianne Ostler y Charger and a new I 20 -ampere hour storage bat- tery. The Balkite clysrger Is entirely noiseless IV; Ha operatr i zd tieyer es giv trouble. If the la who is awarded this set WOO lii the country. dry cells niay he used lead of a storage hattery and a refund will be allowed for the name. ▪ Stawswatat
