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.`';' ' ''.*Iatesetat-swatlefail Nap wry NARM111 inuntrikilt-MIULATI) FRIDAY FERMI Any 9n 14•'. 0 PAGE FOUR THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, I921 isasiaanaisaaststaa a a LOCAL AND IERSONAL • R 22 :2 A 13 2: 22 22 13 U 21 U Mrs. Tom II art returned day from • Ear.t Grand Forks. Mimi., whither she was called several weeks ago by tla of her father. w•hitse is much improved. COWING K. K. Orchestra. Witte,' for ddte. F. E. M'acSpadden, who WSI1 the first eoindy ;tgent of Big Worn enmity. atti! wbn bas been extensiim agent fa , Caseade iiatanly since !he r1 has reFigned his po.•'ti_rai to fake effect. April I. ant.' will engage in farming in 4-3.1noor.. „. 00n ty. I A school has been opened at i ttie Maglionald farm on Grape- ne creek, the school district coritribut•ing a portion of the salary and the patrons of 'the sehiiol_ providing t h e school 'building and paying th7'llalanco This arrangement was made be - eau .„. t h ere were not a suffi , eient number of pupils to justi- fy the opening of a school en- tirely at disl•rict expense. Miss ,Marion Billbrough of Pullman, Wash., is the teacher. M. B. \Scot4v\ Wilson. has been appointed fieldman of the i llysham district by the Great !Western Sugar company . to sue- leeed (1. F. Frisbie, who.. has been transferred to the \Laurel district. Mr. Wilson • was,'for- merly foreman of the eat Western Sugar company's farm near Hardin, and for tube past two years connected with the agricultural department of -the company at Billings. —Hysham Echo. attattattattatillatta a IRON SPRINGS ITEMS a a tot aattatta tt a ts a a ; Mr. Allen is a Hardin visitor. Mr. F. N. Barney was a Hay din visitor this week. r. Ara. Kamp is construot ing• a new home on the B. A !Ramp 1'31101. to which Mr. an Mrs. A. Ramp will move soon as it is finished. Mr. J. w !levier is helping - Mr. Ramp. Mr. T. M. Sweet and Mr. H. NI Cochlin a r e Hardin visitor.: from Iron Spring:. I Mr. Thin \Kifer is a Big MIT ;visitor this week. I Iron Springs sehool has been enjoying a beautiful picture display of American game birds this week; Miss Brown having sent them from her office. We hope the next school that gets them may derive as much bene- fit and pleasure from the dis- play as we. A Wonderful Opportunity for the Ladies 1 to you know I hat you can dress in the latest fashion without one penny of Ex- pense and add $20 - Week!, - to your income. WRITE Y Th! Whitaker Ortianization Kress Bldg. lAntg 1 • 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 Paper mum 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 Y0111 YES! Just one more chance—and only one— HERALD. HARDIN TRII3UNE or THE HARDIN second offer: 1 -.Many readers have written to us asking 2—Less than half of our subscription account them in taking advantage of the first radio offer 111 HURRY for those who have not paid their subscription to get a $200.00 Radio Outfit FREE by making a payment for either the HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD. This chance is given to those who did not get in on the first offer we made. Foxtwo reasons are we making this that we extend the radio offer, because they can't pay now, hut will soon. statements have been mailed out. Quite a number of our readers have been waiting for their statement and LOOK-ONE-FOURII UMBERS FORMNIMDICIRE ALREADY NOW YOU WHO ARE NOT PAID UP PAT ):O e ll i ! he StiBt1111 11 1 1 1 FA FRI BODY H AS A CH UNCF Second. LW TO GET IN ON THIS 1 1° 1 lu this has delayed 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 numbeTP due them. The only effort required on your part is to pay what you owe— you may get $200.00 for that. 41,1 ‘RDIN TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS, TAKE NOTE: Pay One l'ear.'s Back SObscription to the Hardin Tribune and get a Comntission Votteher with Five Numbers Pay Two Years' Rack Subsceiptam to the Hardin Tril and get n Commission Voucher with Ten Numbers Pay Three Years' Back Subscription to the Hardili Tribune and get si Commi-e4on Voucher with 15 Numbers. For every year's back subscription a Contmisskm Voncher .with _rive Numbers for the Radio will be given. Owing to the fact that The 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 . th:ari paya commission to a collector, we will put _the cpm_mission up for . the benefit of our readers in the form of a $200.00 CROSLEY RADIO OUTFIT. THIS IS THE RADIO This r4egang Cris:ley radio set with its reflector type built-in I I opeaker has a distinctive, mellow tone. The loud .peaking unit Is adjustable for both volume :mei quality. With its minuet of finest mahogany. It nteets the dentand for a radio set end a beautiful piere of furniture. Ample room is provided in the cabinet for all neeesaary Itatterien. The set is provided with a phone jaek w, that headphones may be tistsri if desired. When the plug is removed the kind speaker is automatically turned on. Hardin HARDIN HERALD Pay One Year's Back Subscription to the Hardin Heralot and get a CommLssion Voucher with Four Numbers. Pay TWo Years' Back Subscription on the Hardin Herald and get a Commission Voucher with Eight Numbers. Pay Three Years' Back Subscription to the Hardin Herald and get a Commission Voucher with 19 NIMIIIXVS. For every year's back subscription a Compassion Wencher with [Nam Numbers for the Itadlio'w e ill be givolla• SUBSCRIBERS, TAKE NOTH! Tribune and The Hardin The cytialcy Radio CorporaUon claims there is an re- ceiving set on the market that has greater range and vol- time for the number of tubes. .The circuit iii dentk-al to the recently developed Gehaa's Superflez wlik-11 watt given such a big write -tip hi a recent number of finch() Illgeat. This radio set till operate anywhere --near powerful broad - (listing stations in the large cities or in monntain canyons, thousands of miles from the broadcasting stations. HAW/UM. ( ha, Springfield. Mass.. Charleston, S. ('.. Plain Rico and Mettico-City have been logged at Hardin with this kind of set. LET'S GET BUSY ---THE SOONER YOU PAY, THE QUICKER YOU WIN \Tills IS NOT A CONTENT. THERE IS NO SET Tiricc maim IF ENOUGH RUIISMIIMONS ARE PAID pp IN MI DAYS' TIME TO WARRANT GIVING THIS RADIO AWAT, THEN THE SAME SHALL BE GIVEN IN THAT praston. IF PAYMENTS LAO. IT WILL TAKE LONGER. YOU ACM NOW AS YOU MAY BE THE ONE WHO WILL WIN IT. REMEMBER, THIS COMPLETE R %MO SET IS WORTH OVER $200.00. PAY YOUR RACK SUBSCRIPTION TODAY! mast , A. s ET 44F 1144:ROF.titi E R I E : S Included in the equipment fur - 1112411P11 with the Free Radio set is a new, tsvmplete set of !largess Itatilin Ilatteries--the best on the market. Thse batteries are said to have the lontreat life and steadiest current of any dry cell type. A met of • them tistsi hi the radio pit.tured above will 'a nervier-- A , RECIOED or MTV 111 PgRE1112MANCE Otw. of the Crosley owners of Hardin. nith a model similar to the one pictured above. in November logged 71I stations the first two weeks he operated the circuit, bring- ing hi all the stations on the loud speaker, and using no head phones whatever. .11caldca, there were ii number of amid] atatkwis which he didn't care to log. This la a re - what it cost. IMMINIEW Included in the eqn1pment fur- nished with the Free Radio Set 1.4 V$O•Italkite Battery - Charger' /an a new I20 -ampere hour storage. bat- tery. The Balkite charger is entirely noiseless In Its operation and never give,. trouble. If the person who Lq awarded this art Byes In the country. dry cells may be used instead of a storage battery and a refund will he allowed for the same. Owl ot••••••
