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PAGE FOUR TII RAIN TRIBUNE -HERALD • • t FRIDAV, MARCH 27, 192 au.•aaaassualla•I ChcL ‘Vi.l13 oi the \Yells, 11. A. Reed is expecting his is 11 ' Williams Printing Co., of Bil- , brother a n d brother-i n-1 a w S LOCAL AND r ER.soN AI. a hugs, was a Hardin visitor the , from Cleveland, Ohio, soon, I lore part of he week. - when they will resume Biel r a Mr.. Erie Walker _ went to fimnijig operations on *it e Wm. Winton and Win.Loblian Iti thug,- Nlomlay evening and . w 0 0 d y bench. sve\ 114 \ 1 \ ‘ isit(\ NiffildaY • ' : while in Billings she 'hfiii • her .1. it Bowman returned on J. A. 1 ) =Trv lit Nlasclo‘tah alb- oYes 1 . 111t\41 for glasse , . .Nliinday evening from a trip ti, P.le's Uilion• tended to business matters iii it Ii Vi'dliants s p en t t n o for Gilorado. Mr. Bowman reports 7 :30 p. m. Evening Service. Hardin on \tondo . part of the week _in town, re- nrospects for a crop this year A cordial invitation is ex - his Fordson for the ' ' George !Hier was a Halfway Pall'llig as not very bright in that state, tended to the public to attend business N isdor in Hardin on spring work. ( . 1tie to the extreme dry weather. all ' our services. Tuesday. . I - .Allirow Miller. aecomPallied Reservoirs uSed f o r irrigation on r 00 IN CASH First Prize c r o, wA k ,,,. ,„,t o t t o G o , by Miss Cramer, teacher at lar „ so low that. unless the 3 a Agency whd, o . murtin n , : ,, n Maschetah school. which wa\. ! spring bring:: for PRIZES is $2,000. t .h some very! I opened a week ago Tuesday, , we weather to swell their sup -j /1. busine.“ mission. . Open to E S T R A Y E D—Blia li o g', . March I?. was 10 \..ing \I' I:ii p I y, one irrigation of crops Everybody, Anywhere, For An 'weighing about 3;o . his. m i s. , over . on Tuesday and buying will , exhaust the supply. _Mr. ' swers in Educational Contest. chunk cut out of left ear. No. supplies for he ranch. Bowman is making reparation i• ' T.= • s d Se 1.ify Wm. Lind. . tt-pd.1 sF.F.1) CORN FOR SALE—Rand !to rem n Prize d upl icate d i f tie. nd ()oh ove to Hele a :to assum... i . . , a leo or *those lima -bred picked, Native D r y Land Yellow l his- duties as state commissioner stamp for Circular, Rules and s. c R A. Red c oc k ere l s t e r t —$2 1 ient. Stood an elegant. if.stiof agriculture, in which office Question - 44 - SHEFFIELD LAB - each. Iles. toly Randall, Hardin Wm. Woods, Box 81%. Billings.! he was appointed recently by 011 %TORIES, Dept. 0, Aurora, DI na-2t-pd. • Phone 6503. l2 -a Governor J. E. Erickson. a 11111UUUUUU:SUUOU • FIRST H Piwr CHURCH H. Mary Sundell, Missionary. Services hAd in the Gay Ball 10:00 a. m. Bible school. It :00 a. in. Morning service. 7 :00 p. iii. Baptist Young Peo- 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 L'a g au moo isitmommi 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 .• ) llhistrated herewith is a Cros- ley Trirdyn Special—the kind we are going to give away in this subscription offer. The cabinet is of solid mahogany, finished in Adam brown, There- is ample room in the back to keep all dry batteries.. This is an important featbre—no mess of Wires and bat- teries sprawled over your table. Combined with the new type Cros- ley loud speaker the outfit pre- . . appearance-and_is-iize_ artistic piece of furniture appro- priate in the homes of the most fastidious. Many people believe the effici- ency of a radio depends upon the number of tubes used. This is not so. It is the way the tubes are- used that count. With the Crosley Trirdyn the Armstrong - regenerative principle is employed, plus reflexing and tuned radio fre- quency. This combination gives to the Trirdyn the abili5y to do vih three tubes wtrit five or six do in other sets. You can \loe - \ stations. It does not radiate. causinr , interference to your neigh - 1 -ors. It is very economical on batteries. =ni TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THIS OFFER RADIO NUIVIESERS GOING FAST If you want to get in on the next ra- dio drawing you'll have to hurry. You get $1 worth of numbers FirEE The new Crosley loud speaker is a radi- cal departure from the ordinary horn type reproducer. It is a disc speaker, one foot in diameter, a work of art in tints harmonizing with the color scheme of any living room. It is brand new in every way. It emphatically overcomes every defect heretofore found in loud speakers. Coupled with the already fam- ous Crosley Trirdyn Radio Set we know we are offering something that will be highly appreciated by the winner. With one of these popular CROSLEY Trirdyn radio sets equipped with the new type Crosley loud speaker enough volume can be obtained from the powerful broad- casting stations to provide dance music in sinall halls. So clear is the reproduction with the new, complete Crosley outfit that practically every word of lectures. market reports, plays, sermons, announce- ments, etc., can be heard distinctly. You will -be -proud to own on of these_latest developed sets of the radio science. CROSLEY MUSICONE —the new loudspeaker Ges• • 11; e One and Only One More $100 Radio Set to be Given Away YOUR LAST CHNACE—SEND A REMITTANCE TODAY Offer! Exceptional Offer! Numbers on the $100° 0 radio sets EE - to - subscrip 4 . NOW YOU WHO ARE -NOT PAID UP A. 'VP NOW EVERYBODY HAS A -CH ‘N( I: (i,FT 1 ON THIS • 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 Ttibune, or for an advance subscription to t h e Hardin Tribuellerald will eel the numbers due . them. The only effort required on your part is to pay what you owe - you may get $100.00 for that. A $100.00 CROSLEY TRIRDYN RADIO OUTFIT H %RDIN TRIIII NI St Rw'HIRF11 4 , T NOT1 ' Pay One Back Subscription to the Hardin Tribune and get a I ononi,..lon Voucher with Five Number , :. Pay TVIII Tear.' Rack Subscription to the Hardin Tribune nod get a -Commission Voucher with Ten Ntinibev „ Por Three Vears' Itaik Sithorription to the Hardin Triliiim• and get A l'ommission Voitcher with 13 Numbers. I or et year',1 back subseription a Conitni...sion Voucher with Five Numbers for hit' Ihulio will be given Pay One Veitr's Hoek Subseription to the Hardin Herald and get a Conimisithm Voucher with Pour Numbers. l'ay Two Years' Back Subseziption on the Hardin Herald and get a Commission Voucher with Eight Numbers. Pay Three Tears' Rack Subscription to the Hardin Herald and get a Commitakm Voucher with 12 Ntimbeint. FM' every year's heck tintiscription a Ormrmisition Voucher with Four Numbers for the Radio will be given. LET'S GET BUSY ---THE SOONER YOU PAY, THE QUICKER YOU WIN sl 01.' iilH,.GESS 11.‘'PTERI I ••• !nullified in the equil)ment • fur- nished ulth the Pref. set I., new, eomplete set of Iturgess luiilIo Itatteries--the be. -4 on the krt. be.e batteries are Pusiil to hate the lotege*t, life and steadiest current of u.11111 , 4 1 1IPPIPI..4410/10P ,- #0, -4 1 rt in toe milk) pictured otho‘e w ill give prnetleally serviee--- that* , . econotay for you . Now that half as many numbers are required before a drawing is made for a radio outfit, every- body has twice the chance to win. Two radio sets given in place of one also gives a better chance that someone will min one who does not already own one. . 4 TO Th n'hfttf 'ettireOrteir on the first radio-ethia-- is another opportunity and a better one. Pay an- other year's subscription—it takes but one to win. RULES: NEXT DRAWING By all means the drawing will be fair to all concerned. Twenty-five stub numbers will be drawn by some disinterest- ed \ party from the jurlibled lot in the.container to show the pub- -- lie4insti.theawairovuoduilikate stub numbers , --..--,..4 t: • these 25 ' .number' , a winning number will be drawn, Also two substitute winning number* in ease winner does not • present card in two weeks. . WO. • • •••••••••••—• 4,0
