The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 11

MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1936. If YOU WILL BE OUR GUEST AT THE RIALTO THEATER If You Your Name in 's Qift Guide Each day six names will lie selected at random from'ttie city directory. These names will be hidden in the ads of Everybody's Gilt Guide. Pesoris whose names are chosen will receive a FREE ticket to the Rialto theater 11 they call within 24 hours at the firm in whose ad their name appears. Everjb Find RIALTO THEATER TOMORROW ody i .7 0 FOB KENT Unfurnished Flats I UPHOI srrnivn 1 4 1 UPHOLSTERING i I 1 KX to BLOODHOUNDS WALTER S.

MASTERM i EVERYBODY'S Gift Guide SCl For the Family ELECTRIC MIXERS. CLOCKS, WAFFLE irons, watons, fishin baskets, boots skates. Central Hdwe 33 I Park i LASSES, SHAKERS, WAFFLE IRONS, heaters, mixers, beverates. mixers for liouor. Butte Bottler's Supply in s.

il Main. Phone 3338. We deliver, ij SAVE MONEY ON WRIST WATCHES, weddint and diamond rint sets, silver- ware, leather toods, fitted cases, dresser sets, musical Instruments, lifts for all, at rnoney-sayint prlces. Neyman's. 18 g.

Park, II WHY EVEN CONSIDEa AN INFERIOR 1 make of piano when you can secure a lenulne Kimball at special holiday dlt- count. Or ton Brothera. Catherine McKay, 38 Anaconda Road. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS; WHITE electric machines; Delco radlosi Eureka cleaners, Eaay Washer. 138 W.

Park. OIVE USEFUL GIFTS CEDAR CHESTS. smoklnt end tables, studio couch, Roaenbert's. 180 East Park, GET YOUR XMAS TREE LIGHT GLOBES a at Sullivan's Wtrlnt Shoo. 31 X.

Bdwy. i For the Home MODERN END TABLES, 83.88. 3 floors, 43 W. Broadway. OECHSLI.

il For the Kiddies Toys, Malaby's, 65 E. Park .3 i i OIFTS; PYRO irtJJCTRIO PENCaS, aerobian models, ship models, toy cast- ,) tnt forms, art metal work tools for homt j', work hobbles, stamps for collectors. Th 4 noveuy cinop, 003 poutn Anona SNOW AND SKI SUITS. ROBES, COATS dresaes. Baby-Bunttnt Shop, 138 W.

Park SAVE MONEY ON TOYS AND HOLIDAY I toods, rtnbert't. 44 Park St. 1 Pete Schlvo, 38 Harrison Meadervllle. I 5V? READ THIS FIRST: Jack Reid, who has just witnessed the mysterious murder of Sir Henry Severinge to the chapel of his ancient abbey, is a ne'er-do-well who has lived by his wits since he left an orphanage. In the chapel to steal a valuable jewelled cross, Reid could not identify sir Henry's slayer and could raise no alarm for fear of Incriminating himself.

Next day Reid, who has been posing as an itinerant painter working at the abbey, Colonel Graham, a neighbor, and Eric Colindale, agent of the estate who, Is in love with Lady Severinge, trace the missing Sir Henry to the chapel door by means of bloodhounds. The bloodhounds trace Sir Henry's scent to the coffin of his father in the crypt beneath' the abbey chapel. Then Colonel Graham, owner of the bloodhounds, announces he will call in Scotland Yard. At the Yard, the colonel obtains the services of a young detective, Richard Selden. Back at the abbey.

Colonel Graham, Selden and Hutchlns, the local police official, go into the crypt and find Sir Henry's body in the coffin of his He had been stabbed to death. An urn, containing 'the ashes of Henry's father, is also in the coffin, where it had been placed at his death. KOW GO ON WITH THE STORY: CHAPTER 10. The snub annoyed the Colonel when the detective said he would prefer to stay at the local inn with Inspector Hutchlns instead of with Graham. It was telling him plainly that Selden would not have the distinction drawn between himself and the inspector, and the latter regis-' tered a good mark to the detective for the courtesy.

'Tf you will kindly tell the constable to come here, we can send for the. people we require in turn," Selden said as the other two went out. "Damned young prig! Ill tell Boyle -to send me someone with more? experience and less conceit, Graham said, as he and Collndale walked along the corridor. Directly the door was shut, Selden took a seat and motioned Hutchlns to do the same. "Look here, Inspector, I want to get this straight.

I know you feel resentment at my being here. I'm only acting under orders; and we will work this thing together. You have vastly more experience than I have, and that will count; also, you have local knowledge. Shan we agree to do that?" The frank, boyish smile disarmed the older man. "Certainly He was almost going to say "sir," but felt that once that word were used their positions would be no longer on an equality.

"Good. Colonel Graham has interfered In this matter and we have to do the best we can. It's a pity In some ways he used his "But," Hutchins retorted, "if he hadn't we should never have found the body." "Exactly." Selden looked at the other with a queer expression. "Perhaps it would have been better if we had not. You see now the murderer will be thoroughly warned and on his guard.

If the disappearance had remained a mystery he might have disclosed himself." on't follow you there." "My dear fellow," Seldin said with a note of impatience, "there is no question of robbery here; we can rule that out. There is also no question of a sudden ouarrel, for COPTBIGHT: RELEASES RT CENTRAL the preparations must have been made already before the man was induced to go to the chapel. We have to delve Into the whole circumstances, and into the past as well. Remember, there Is no heir; the baronetcy terminates with Sir Henry's death. Graham told me that Well go Into all that later.

Before we call these people up I want to show you something." Selden went to the desk and took a piece of paper, on which he rapidly sketched an outline of the Abbey, leaving the details to be filled in. He turned it over as a knock came at the door, and the village constable entered. "Will you ask him to fetch Collndale?" Selden whispered, and the inspector gave him a grateful look. 5 Eric Collndale came in, evidently in a sulky mood. Selden summed him up at a fiance: he was ruffled and antagonistic.

"I'm so sorry," the detective said at once-. "All these precautions were really unnecessary and you should have, been able to go out; but did not wish to annoy the Colonel by saying so. We shan't keep you longer pecessary." He turned the paper. "I wonder whether you could help us from this just a'ground floor plan." Selden watched the other keenly without appearing to do so, and saw a look of' relief come "to his face. He had expected an immediate and searching examination.

"With pleasure," he said at" once, and took the paper. "Here is the gateway entrance that is part of the old monastery, in the center of the west side. The once formed the cloisters, now bricked in you can see the old pillars and arches in the brickwork. All this side has been rebuilt and contains the modern rooms, though even this is old as buildings go. Along the north side is the old refectory of the monks, a fine arched hall, with lectern let into the wall for the It is never used now except on state occasions such as weddings and funerals.

I believe about a century ago there used to be dances and many festivities, but now Henry was "more or-less of a recluse, wasn't he?" "In his latter years, yes. He suffered from gout, and a sort of and hardly ever went out." Hutchins was going put a question, but felt a touch on his foot from Selden and refrained. "That makes up most of the north side," Collndale went on, sketching the details in with a skillod hand, and writing in the names of various rooms. "On the east are servants' quarters, a regular rabbit warren, for It used to be the dwelling-place of the monks, and there are bake-houses and still-rooms and all' the paraphernalia of an old-country place that held great stores of food. I can give 'you all the details perhaps James could.

He's the butler and lives there." The note of contempt did not escape 6elden. "That doesn't matter," Selden as sured him. "Then on the south side is the chapel and the ante-chapel, and the great library, which is seldom used now. That completes the quad rangle. The central court you have seen." "Thank you.

That will be of great assistance to us," Selden said, tak ing the paper. "You've, been here some time?" "Six years. I was out of a Job. After Oxford I tried my hand as an architect and then did a bit of farming. I saw tnls post was going and applied for it." "I suppose you can't throw any light on this affair?" Selen.

asked CRADLE KNIT GIFTS Hollywood Shop, 300 W. Park St, BUTTE'S FINEST LINE OF SCOOTERS, watons, tricycle and bicycles with pneumatic tires: price tram 81 to 348.85. Easy paymenta on our budtet plant i Firestone Store, Oalena at Wyomlnt For the Auto pHAMPlON BATTERIES ARB BETTER, olwelr- Battery 318 East Front St. Tire Mak a Valuable and Useful Gift 1 U. B.

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Chinese herbs. 30514 8. Mont. Ph. 3-4418.

FOR THE BEST CLOTHES IN BUTTI. LaOue Tallorlnt 64 Broadway. FOR BETTER TAILORING, 8ES MAX. Terms arranged. 73 W.

Park, downstairs. PRICE'S COr FEB FOR HOLIDAY TABLE. 13.50 to 15 FRAMES. 33.80 SAVE MONET on your tlassei. Dr.

Arnold, eyesight specialist. 113 Main. BEST MAIN SPRINGS. $1.00. OUARAN-teed.

Save money on watch repairs. Economy Watch Shop. 113 North Main. ec3sscscte WANTED Male Help BARBER FOR MONTH PER-centate or rent. Box 183, Wisdom, Mont.

FIRESTONE BICYCLES 137.50 OP. WANTED Female Help Enroll Now I IN NEW CLASS Skilled Beauty Culturists are tn greatest demand Our exceptional training system teaches vui all subjects. Catalog tree upon request Guaranteed positions to those who qualify. McCARROLL'SpnoV? GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, NO COOKING. Call 3010.

WANTED WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE FOR 3 men on ranch. Inquire 315-A, South Jackson, GENERAL HOUSEWORK; NO WASHINOi homt nlthts. Call before I or after 8. B- EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR. Apply Tom Lies Beauty Shop, 303 Rialto bulldlnt.

Butte. WANTED To Rent II HEATED ROOM AND KrTOHENKTTa! wanted by elderly lady. Close In. Ph. tit WANTED To Buy 12 FurS, Hides, PeltS 3ff National Raw Fur Exchante Cash Paid for Second-Hand Furniture Coal rentes, circulator heaters, rut and any other furn ura.

Call ua before you sell to anybody else. The Butt Furniture Exchante. 105 Park. Phone 1478. Furniture Wanted! We will pay cash for your beatlnt stoves, neatroias, rentes, etc, Rosen Bert's.

108 E. Park, Call 35M. WILL BUY OREEN AND WHITE ROCK 11 10c per also trees and brown, 34 19c Per bottles. Nevln Frank Co. WE NEED FURNITURE AND WILL PAY the price.

Call Ftebrt s. 3-350T. HOTELS MODERN ROOM8. 18.50. LIBRARY HOTEL, 107 W.

Broadway. Double room; 1 AND 3 ROOM APARTMENTS, 13, 84. 88. Ph-lsn Hotel. 73 Snuth Montana.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS SMALL ROOM. HEATED, 318. S0O 8.1 Montana, upstairs. FOR RENT Fnrnlshed Rooms 16 irirVi-f -ilrrirvvNinrf'-fXrX 3 HOUBEKTEPINO ROOMS. 'WILL" RENT slntle or 3 rooms for bachelort.

(1 W. Mercury. PLEASANT ROOMS. COMPLETELY RENO- veted. newly furnished.

3S W. Rrnadwar. FOR RENT Furnished Houses 18 4 ROOMS. PARTLY FURNISHED, CLOSE to mines. 78 Missoula avenue.

3-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, OAJUOX. Apply 1838 Bo. Oerlord St. 3-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. INQUIRE 1328 Missouri Ave FOR RENT-Unfumished Bouses 20 f-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.

MODERN, hot-water beat. 1843 Texaa St. MODERN 8 ROOM HOUSE WITH GA- rate. 1000 block South Arizona. Ph.

12U. FOR RENT Furnished ApUs. 3-ROOM APARTMENT AND 1 SLEEPING room. 718 W. Oalena FOR RENT Unfurnished ApU.

22 4 LO. ROOMS HEATED. WALLBED. 1813 W. Silver Phone 3-1233.

DESIRABLE If dtr4 APARTMENT. FURNISHED Idaho and Silver. CALL MONEY NEW YORK, Nov. money, 6teady; 1 all day. -Prime commercial paper, Time steady; 60 days-6 months, 114 offered.

Bankers' acceptances, unchanged; i days, 3l8H; 60-90 days, 316 30 months, 318; 6-6 months, Rediscount rate, New York Reserve bank. 114. Projected public works imprevs- 6 ROOMS. MODERN, OAS EQUIPPED, 733 w. Part.

Inquire 735. I -ROOM MODERN FLAT. UNFURNISHED. 1131S Maryland Ave. Phone 3-3095.

4-ROOM MODERN, CL06E WEST Side: coal or tas. Call 3-S33. ROOMS, MODERN. OAS EarTPPED; tarate. Inquire 737 W.

Quarts. ROOMS. MODERN, HEATED; 531 "A W. Oalena. Call at house In rear.

4-ROOM FLAT, WEST SIDE, OAS equipped Phone 3-3107. FOR SALE OR RENT 28 run BALK OR RENT OOINO MEAT ehop in Lewis town; Ideal location: ex-eentlonallr toed trade, maklnt money. A real opportunity. Address: Central Meat Market. Lewlstown.

Montana. FOR SALE Real Estate 29 Gorgeous Living Room With fireplace, makes Ufa worth while in tbla Ideally arranted. etep-eavlnt. firp-room buntalow at 37 West Woolman. Southern exposure brlnts In healthful sun and cheer throuthout the year.

-Heated with complete, modern tas furnace, not a conversion. Here's health, happiness, economy and comfort ior entire family. May be seen by appointment with FRED GRANDPRE. OOOD INVESTMENT APARTMENT II rooms, cheap for cash; furnished throughout: awn, aii uu, i aouth. Inquire 66 S.

Maryland Ave. 4-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE AT H4 S. Washlntton street: full lot, neatly arranted. alia ftrar: tl.4ftA ith small down payment. Fred Orandpre.

456 N. IDAHO I HAVE A TgTORY fr.m. In fin. A 1... ..........1, iuviui huitii, 8 up; modern; live In one, rent the other.

ji oaraain ano wim terms, rrre orandpre. 40 WEST rooms mate. iy arranted. Ideally located, paved street. beint sold at a bargain with terms.

Fred Orandpre. ROOMS. MODERN, 813 S. JACKSON hardwood floors, fine This home can be sold on terms with down payment as low as ISOO. Fred Orenrlpre! FOR SALE Fur Uture SI $10.00 OECHSLI tl West Broadway FOR SALE.

FURNITURE LIVING R(XM set, bedroom set, dinette, tat rante, crib, tilth chair, butty, washlnt machine. Call at 1S09 Wi-st Woolman. FOR SALE STUDIO Clark St. COUCH. 14 N.

ODD BUFFETTS AT AT SHINERS. BED DAVENPORTS AT Shiners. 1800 UP, AT 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET AT IJ9.W, Homers. OOOD USED RANGES, FROM 818.00 UP, at emners. ROUND DINING ROOM TABLES, OAK nnisn, at 15 TO up, at Shiners.

ACS SPRINGS AND MATTRESS. OOOD condition, dresser, bookcase. 403 8. Ex- eeisior. RUQSi FIREPLACE FIXTURES: DININO room set.

37 Pennsylvania Block. KITCHEN SET, PIANO, RADIO, AUTO 18' nd heater. 881 W. Oranlte, down- OOOD USED DAY BEDS AT 38.00 TO Shiners. FOR SALE Livestock 32 BLACK-FACED EWES 8 A 8' YEARS old, Ifl head.

Elmer Prkr, Munhat- UB F0R Student's Piano Used, twit In good condition ORTON BROS. EASY TERMS. AT ONCE SEE BUSH OERTZ PIANO. CHEAP;" PRAC- tieally new hestrola 808 W. Copper.

FOR SALE Miscellaneous 36 BLANKETS Also spreads, cur- PI taloa, ruts, etc Week- CiOA ly or monthly psy- DCTiIT menu. Ph. 3-340S for VlLjlJl I aaeot. GRAND CLOTHES SHOP, Broadway at' Montana. LA ROE ALLEN PARLOR FURNACE ICIR- euieton, like new, with tas conversion but can be used without.

138 cash. 2001 Aberdeen. ELECTRIC WASHER. FINE CONDITION, 841 W. Qu art.

LONO LIFE BATTERIES. THE CHAM- plon is sturdy, dependable, made to meet very tet. Oet our prices. Colwell Battery Co. r.t Frwif Street Phone fP.l'r COL: condition.

Room 304 Oranter hotel. Wd. ROUND OAK CHIEF RANGE. 3009 HA fi ve rd Bt. USED DELCO LIGHT PLANT, IN OOOD condition; cheap.

East Brodr. EASY WASHER AND IRONER AVTHOR-ittd sales and service. Easy Waiher Shop. 138 W. Park.

Phone 8924. FIRESTONE BICYCLES. ti.W UP. NEW AND UNREDEEMED SUITS AND Croats. 810 up.

Brooks. 348 S. 12 Xmag Cards Zl 35 Ar Photij Shop 43 North Main PIPE AND FITTINGS. M. OORDON 8c CO 831 E.

Aluminum. 1 block east of Newbro Dm Co. Ph 3-177S. We FOR SALE Radios 37 Philco Radios Sisssr 183 West Oslena Car and Home Rsdl'w Repaired. Ph 4.

FOR SALE Auto 38 Ilea A Parfa e-e Terms on i CIBCU thin8 for yow Ivery- car. Montana Auto Wrecking Co. Platinum at Arltona Phone 3383 BUICK 1977 STANDARD 4-DOOR. BAR- aln. quick sale.

I2O.O0. Ph. 4838 '38 CHE ROUTT. OOOD CONDITION, BY owner. Aooly 410 w.

Quarts. CHIflAnri Onholeterlni nd Bn0n 113. East Broadway. Phone O-OI Bert'e Upholstering and TJU iy'oQin repairing 414 S. Mont o3U BEAUTY PARLORS 41 HOT.TDA Careful at- tenllnn at Malsson Msrle Beauty Shop.

Ph. 3-3170, 301 Mayer Bldt. LEWIS PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SALON Mayer bulldlnt. room 313 Phone 3-3073 TYPEWRITERS 43 EXPERT TYPEWRITCB aniTDTun euarant--d. McKee't, 111 w.

Granite! Phone 87J. MATERNITY HOME 43 DR. GERTRUDE PITKANEN CALIFORNIA maternity Home, lit Metala Bank Bld. for appointment, phone iom or 3-3449. MATTRESS REPAIR 46 Inner Sprints Installed.

$1.00 Chicago Mattress Phon, 6267 112 East Broadway MATTRESSES REBUILT OR RECOVERED. Inner-sprint units will add to your comfort. StockHeth Mattress. pL C7CQ Repair. 1S2S Warren Ave.

0 409 BUTTS MATTRESS RE pair. 130 W. Silver. Ph. 5983 MONEY TO LOAN S3 MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS DONT SHOP WAIT EARLY QUICK SERVICE Only your signature required NATIONAL LOAN CO.

Opposlta Rlallo Theater Km, 1 Owsley Second Fleer L-O-A-N-S CITIZENS FINANCE CO. 80S Sllrer Bow Block Phon 3-3654 Do You Need Money. For winter cvlothes, car or home repairs, fuel, school or other fall expenses. Courteous, prompt, confidential aervtct. Btt ua today.

Industrial Finance Co. 100-101 Pennsylvania Block Ph 3-484 "Rltht Over Woolwortha" Personal $5.00 to $60.00 im Workint People Ibelr OWN SIGNATURE. fe Security Kndoreert Needed. A CO. Ml Rldf.

lad Floor 3 W. 41RANITR LOANS LOANS Secured, Salary and Asts mobile Loans Also Automobile Contracts Refinanced and Payments Reduced CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION Second Floor Salt (02 SILVER BOW BLOCK MONEY CREDIT Personal Losns for Lest Quick. Courteous. Confidential MURPHY FINANCE CO. 38 Hlrbour Bldt.

Second Floor REAL ESTATE MORTOAOE LOANS 8V Wall Jackman Hlrbour 81k. COAL AND WOOD NEW DEAL, LARGE BLOCKS PINE WOOD II, 12, 83, loads. Phone 4443. FULL MEASURE WOOD YARD. LARGE load.

I3.2IS. Pine blocks Phone 7974. SPECIAL THIS WEEK, EXTRA LARGE 33 load; 83 80. Ph. '3-1I18-Square- Peat: WHY OET FOOLED ABOUT YOUR WOOD measurements? A cord la 4 full ricks, each rick is 4 ft, huh, 8 ft ion.

Buy a cord or 3 and iet the wholesale price. This week 13 load for 13.80; 13 Ofjnn loads for 11.50. 1 yUU STAR WOOD YARD cd. 13. Not old ties.

Alio wood sawlns 81-13 LOADS; 'i Phone 3780 THE ECONOMY WOOD YARD MIXED Phone 4446 SCREENED NUT COAL, 37.SO A TON; acreened tit coal, 18 03 a ton. Pioneer Brick Fuel 4 t. Broadway. Ph 8841. EXPERT REPAIRMEN 55 SERVICE WORK.

REFRIGERATOR. washlna machine, vacuum cleaner service. Morrow. 138 W. Park.

Ph. 8824 ROOFING CONTRACTORS 56 RHniTQ CAHILL. 143 South SULLIVAN ROOF CO TIN SHOP. AUTO radiators. 304 S.

Montana. Ph. 3-3123. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. Dodge-Plymouth 1931 Chevrolet (loupe 1250 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 6345 1931 Chevrolet Coach 1275 1931 DeSoto Sedan $285 1930 Essex Sedan 6125 1930 Auburn Sedan 6200 1929 Ford Sedan 6135 1928 Buick Coach $135 1929 Graham Sedan 99 1928 Chrysler Coupe 50 1926 Star Sedan 35 1926 Dodge Sedan 35 1929 Durant.

Sedan 35 Silver Bow Motor Car Co. Galena at Colorado Phone 4424 MM PRESS ASSOCIATION almost Indifferently, as though he scarcely expected an answer, "It's a -complete mystery to me. I haven seen Sir Henry since I last received my salary, over a week ago, and last night I slept like a top after a hard day on the estate. The first thing knew was when James came to tell Lady Severinge that Sir Henry was missing." "That would be Selden inquired softly, with half -closed eyes. "In her sitting room; I had to discuss certain matters with her," Colindale retorted shortly, as though in challenge.

"Thank you. I really don't think we need detain you, unless the inspector wants to ask you anything." Again the pressure on his foot warned Htltchins to answer in the negative. "Oh. by the way," Selden asked as Colindale rose, "that butler-has he been here long?" The stiff, guarded manner dropped from the agent he was easy and fluent, "I don't know how long he's been in this job, but I believe he was with Sir Henry for many years before he came here. He was his batman, and afterwards wandered all over the place with him as valet.

As a matter of fact, I understand that Sir Henry, when young, was a bit of a rip. There are all sorts of strange stories about his doings, but I can't vouch for their truth. All I know is that the place was going to ruin and the old man, his father, had a great difficulty In keeping' it up. Everyone said it was because he had to pay off his son's debts and keep him out of England. The usual sort of story; but they had a shock." "Really, this, is most interesting," Selden said pleasantly.

"Sir Henry was summoned back as his father was dying, and arrived here just in time. He brought James with him. But the peculiar part of the whole story was that when the old baronet was dead he left hardly anything what with taxes and losses he was very badly off. That was all shown clearly by the lawyer. He hai not given a penny-piece to his son.

Henry. But when Henry became Sir Henry he was in ample funds, paid the death duties, had the whole place done up, and the estate laid out anew, and started off as a big county "And then he married?" Selden asked casually. "And then, as you say, he mar rled," Colindale said, and his mouth set in a firm line. "He changed completely gave up everything and shut himself up in this room for the most part." "Of course, in this case," Colindale said thoughtfully, "there may have been a reason. He was nearly killed once." "An accident? "No." (To be continued.) GALLI-GURCrS VOICE IS FINE AS EVER IN OPINION OF CRITICS CHICAGO.

Nov. 30. (JPt Eugene Stinson, Chicago music critic, ex pressed the opinion today that Amelita Galli-Curci had regained her rich voice. One of the critics who expressed disappointment in her recent "second operatic debut," after a throat operation, Stimson of the Chicago Daily News staff, wrote: "Galll-Ourli can sing, and after the failure of her 'Boheme' last Tuesday she has given indisputable evidence of a comeback In a set of microphonic recordings which at-est. the amazing fitness of her vo-calism." Last week she returned to the Chicago opera stage to learn the outcome of her great surgicat gamble.

"She backed away from the climaxes," one of the critics said. "So the question is not answered yet." Last Saturday, Galli-Curci went to a small studio. She sang several arias. They were recorded on "test" records. Stinson obtained them and listened.

"They show an amazing Intensity of tone and a quicksilver mobility of vocalization," he wrote. "They contain the voice the whole world was waiting to hear last Tuesday." He expressed a belief she had suf- fred "a gigantic case of nerves" during her "second debut." MAN DROWNS IN SKATING ACCIDENT MALTA, Nov. 30. JP Adam Nicholas Arentz, 32, formerly of Kaukauns. lineman for the United States army engineers.

Fort Peck district, the last six months, drowned today when he broke through thin Ice while skating on the Milk I i II He and his wife made their home In Malta. 1 The body will be sent to Wisconsin. POTATO PRICES CHICAGO, Nov. 30. JP fUSDAV Potatoes, 123; on track, total U.

S. shipments, Sarurdav, 605; Sun day, western stock, slightly weaker; northern, stock, dull; de mand, slow; supplies, rather liberal; sacked per cwt Idaho russet Bur-banks, IT. S. No. 1.

V. 8. No. 2, Gfolorado red Mc- Clurea, So, lev tales, 12.40, FOR "HIM" A GENUINE FACTORY REBUILT WOOD-ttock typewriter; ilk new at less than nair price. McKee't.

118 W. Oranlte THE PRACTICAL GIFT W. L. DOUGLAS shoes. Keene Shoe.

43 E. Park. K. J. Richards, 3144 Hannibal.

ARROW TIES, II. SHIRTS. 13. JIM Spier. "Town Talk Tailor" 8 N.

Main. William Palmer, 1818 Oreton Ave. HE LL LIKE 1 a British pt uij All popular brand of smoklnt tobacco. Lane's. Rialto (3 laat Park.

TIES THE GIFT MEN LIKE Boucher't. 30 West Park. OIVX HIM A GLADSTONE BAG. NA-tlonal Trunk 108 Broadway. KNIVES, LUOOAOE, WATCHES, SHAVING sets, etc.

Ideal Bartaln Store. 11 S. Wyo. XMA8 CARDS, KODAKS, FOUNTAIN pens, pencils, albums, portraits, desk sets, frames. Al't Photo Shop, 43 Main.

SPECIAL SUITS, O'OOATS MADE TO your measure, 838 up: Also cleanint and prestint. Oolden Tailor; 88 I. Bdwy, FOR "HER" novelty orrrs that will please her. Union Clear Store. 34 S.

Main. BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF LADIES' shoes, comfy sllppera. Keene's. 43 E. Park.

Vacuum Ironers. Slauson's, 1833 Harrison. BUY AN OIL OR MACKINLEBS $5.00 permanent. No heat, no machine McCARROLL'S Emmet MHrphy, 830 So. Mont, OOODMAN NATIONALLY KNOWN JEW- elry, lowest prices.

38 Park. Ph. 3-3407 GIVE KIM OR HER A SCHOLARSHIP IN the Butta Business Oollete, practical. thorouth tralnlnt. Phone 3-3S81.

WE HAVE THE DRESS YOU WANT. Silks, tottont, Sylvester Shop, 30 N. Dak. Xmas Cards XMAS GREETING CARDS, 3e AND UP. Book Department.

Th Symont Store. WITH YOUR NAME PROCESSED, AS LOW as 89o a Elk 111 B. Mont. Franeea Stevens, 1131 Waukesha, LUNCHEONS DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS. 80c.

ALSO PURE Xma candles Oamer's. 18 Park. LOST AND FOUND 67 LOST OLASSES. BETWEEN FOX THE ater and 831 S. Wash.

Reward. 3-3783 brown and whit. Strayed from 848 Main Saturday. Reward. A8SATERS 88 LEWIS WALKER.

A8SAYERS ANO nhemlat. 108 N. Wyomlnt. Ph. 8083.

ASSAYING Am CHEMICAL WORK. Richard McCarthy; East Oranlte. PERSONAL 61 DR.NGYOW; Licensed Chinese Physicians Head colds, miners' consumption, stomach trouble, blood diseases, female trouble, rheumatism, all treated successfully with Chines Herbs snd Roots 6, N. Arizona Phone 1-1821 SONGWRITERS POEMS, MELODIES wanted. Free booklet.

Burns, Box 1048, Lena-view, Wash. FAT GONE LOOKS YOUNOER. "1 LOST 4 lbs. a week, 30 lb. In all, lakina Nenta, I look years younter." Mrsl B.

Berroni. 8818 13Iat Richmond Hill. Y. Nanta is safel No danseroua druss. Costs little.

Montr back if not dellshted. Oet bottl today at Owsley's. WANTED INFORMATION REGARDING Mrs. Lllll Eastwood, formerly Mrs Lll-lle Shrader who resided at 727 Colorado street. Butte, durlnt 1804, Any person havln any information aa to the date and Place of her death ta requested to communicate with the Royal Trust company, Calaary, Alberta.

Canada. MADAM MURINE, 148 MARYLAND AVE. Dr. M. VV.

Locke Shoes RersteTe I1ttrr-33 Rialto Butte MENI GET VIOOR AT ONCE I NEW OS-trex tonic tsblrt contain raw oyster Invisorators and other stimulants. One dose pros up orsans, (lands, blood. Reau-lar price, 81.00: Introductory' price, 78c Cell, write MMi. ANDERSON, 308 '7 a ARIZ. PH.

foSt. CARPET CLEANERS 62 TOM MORGAN EXPERT RUG CLEAN- In, blndin. frlnes. Phone 3128. PETERSON THE RUG "SPECIALIST.

3-4813 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. TRADED IN TODAY 1935 Ford V-8 Deluxe Tudor We have Just installed new factory-reconditioned motor In this ear, Cordoba tan finish. Mohair upholstery. Heater, Tlrea Ilk new. Priced low for quick sale.

Also See These Bargains 1932 Plymouth Sedan 368 1929 Chevrolet Big Truck 917 19321 Ford V-6 (Coupe 298 1936 Lincoln-Zephyr Sedan 1935 Lafayette Coach 497 1929 Model A Ford Sedan 147 1928 Paige Truck 32 1S32 Pord V-8 Sedan 365 1933 Chevrolet Big Truck 385 1930 Model A Pord Tudor 227 1928 Hudson Sedan 87 1930 Plymouth. Sedan 75 Cars on Display Indoors. Standard Motor, Co. Butle Ford Dealers 17 E. Galena St.

Hitler Visits Old Comrades 80 West Oslen Phon 85J8 Cleaning and Dyeing Srlvaln US W. Bdwy. Ph. 1-300S. CHIROPRACTORS 65 Dr.

O. HOLM. IPS PENNSYLVANIA. MASSAGE AND BATHS 6 -n in.ruxi'tru'-ru'Ln, MRS. ANDERSON RETURNED.

MAO- ntte treatments. 308 8. Arleona, 8084. TRANSFER AND 8TORAOE 67 LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE HAtTLZNO. i tructr.

rnong a-gai, KiWs Transrer. 3311. PAPER CLEANING SULLIVAN, PAPER CLEANER. J-4888. PAPER HANGING 71 RUDY ENDRESSE.

PAINTINO AND PA- prrhansln. 340 Eaat Park. Ph. 4928. L.

BROWN. PAINTINO Phone 7888. AUTO PAINTING AUTO PAINTING ET D. R. Paint Shea.

Colarad at Merearr. I WATCHMAKERS WM SAfER. 83-83 OWSLBT BLOCK. CARPENTER CONTRACTOR GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND CARPEN- I ter, cabinet and mill work, storm sash, i screens and roofs. Estimate furnished.

L. Meritt. Phone 1S53. work of all klnda. new floors laid, old i and new floors sanded.

EstlmaUa fur- nlshed Sam Neely. Phon 7488. i CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. RIGHT NOW THE MOST AMAZING DELUXE USED CAR i VALUES IN OUR HISTORY ALL VERY LATE MODELS "30 Pierce Arrow Deluxe i Sedan $240 32 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan $245 -32 Buick Sedan '33 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach 32 Franklin Deluxe Sedan $375 "34 Dcdge Deluxe Sedan $395 34 Chevrolet Deluxe Town Sedan $400 35 Chevrolet Coach "35 Ford Coach $475 Chevrolet Coupe $495 "35 Studebaker Deluxe Sedan $560 "38 Ford Deluxe Coupe '35 Chevrolet 1 Deluxe Sedan $595 38 Chevrolet Sport Sedan "35 LaSalle Deluxe Sedan $1140 Come In Mauty Others Choose From On Terms to Suit Xma Pocketbook Murray Motor Co. Brjirk-CneTrolei Dealer Gttena and Colorado Sta.

Phono t-1215 i i I .4 i -W- ft li i Adolf Hitler is shown in conversation with Christian Weber, one of bis (original supporters in the famous Munich beer putsch of 1923. Others in the foreground are his old supporters and his present staff. The picture was taken on the occasion of the thirteenth anniversary of the putsch which started the ana to sventual power. Central Prat) m. Monuns sad Frost Bt, fiiW.WVUI, lip..