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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS TO MEET
Their First Convention Begins Decem-
ber Z in Washington-Many to
Go From Here

The first national convention ever held
IN America by anti-suffragists viii open in
Washington December Z. The convention
viii not bo devoted only TO anti-sufsrage,
but viii also include speeches on democracy,
citizenship, patriotism and preparedness,
with special regard 20 the aspirations and
achievements OF women
Mrs Arthur NJ. Dodge, who is president
OF the association. and Charles S. Fairchild,
who is president of the mems organization,
will preside.
There viii be twenty-five States repre-.
sented In the meetings. Pennsylvania will
play prominent role. Mrs Horace Brock,
OF this city, president OF the State associa-
tion, will be among the delegates Others
from Philadelphia will be Mrs. j. Gardner
Sassatt. Mrs. John Markoe Mrs Samuel
Grant Diehl, Mrs William b. I5urtz, Mrs.
Joan Thompson Spencer. Mrs. George T.
white, DR.. Ella p. Everitt, Mrs Frederick
sehon. Miss Grace Fallgner, Mrs. John
large, Mrs Samuel d. Riddle, Mrs James
n Mcneil, Mrs. Walter j. Sprankle Mrs.
francis Howard Williams. Mrs. Charles
W. Henry, Mrs Simeon H. Guilford. Miss
mary Newhall, Miss Eliza ID. Armstrong,
mrs William T. Carter. Miss Florence r.
hall' Mrs. Austin N. Purves. Mrs. Brinton
Sox' Mrs. James Francis Sullivan and Mrs
Sharies bingham Penrose
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constitute the principals. The chorus is
being picked from New York and Philadel-
phia. Ettore Martini OF Steel Pier. Atlantic
CITY fame. and a composer Of operas too,
Is the director For the last few days he
has been busily engaged in dashing tho
dreams OF many maid and raising the
hopes of many another. He has been Sc
lecting the chorus.
There are 80 many good voices here" /"
he told me. with his hands as well as with
his tongue, but there Is much bad training
that must be undone The Italians they do
not sing 30 much with their throats. That
is bad. The Americans they use the throat
too much. But there will be no trouble
getting good chorus. We shall have to
turn many singers away"
And then, because getting an opera com
pany Is something OF large-slzed job. he
ran away and put his head together with
the lron-gray one of Impresario Rosenbach,
ana Mr.. Alexander. the manager. seeing they
were up TO something ran away. too, to get
MS head together with theirs, and Alto
gether buxom blonde with champagne
shoes and picture hat. who wore an air OF
wanting nwfully to have her voica tried
ana tragic young man with a Hamlet ex-
preston who seemed imbued with the same
desire, had to sit on the wooden bench and
gaze at the plano for an interminable
time only 10 be told in the long run that
voices are tried In the morning.
IL is thus that operas are organized.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Tools for The Complete Kitchen

Tools for the Complete Kitchen
WHEN the spring cleaning fever reaches
w Into the kitchen regions u usually
means more investment IN pots and pans.
For is there ever time in tho life Of the
good housekeeper when she doesn't just
wish that she had that special Scotch bowl
or those darling cssseroles or an aluminium
set1 And spring cleaning in tho kitchen
disclosing the lack OF the cooking utensii
makes u seem a desperate need
But there is one thlhg worse than not
having enough kitchen tools and utensils
to have 20 many pots and pans you
don't know what 70 do Especially Is this
true OF the young bride. who. IN addition ~
other difficulties OF early housekeeping. has
10 battle with the problem OF discovering
what on earth she can do with all the pots
and pans IN that wonderful Kitchen
shower given her by loving friends
Too many tools In the Kitchen clog Il up
until Il looks like n tool shop instead OF q
cooking ROOM It's the wise houeekeepcr
who selects her tools carefully 20 that she
has IN the kitchen only the things she really
needs-end keeps them Just where she
needs them.
For the benefit OF tho beginning or the
refurnishing hovsekecper. hers-is list Of
tools found In the kitchen OF very efficient
hofne-maker, and who acquired these tools
carefully after some years OF selection
TOOLS FoR PREPARING FOODS
graduated quart measure.
.sn .srr.ssa fssnis sr,adsnitc.
i smsi sIsfr ssss,isr TifsSs siisssn Selsii snife.
ssss,ss's psri9E knife
ss!,ssaysrs %isIns Sowis.' ' 8, and inche.
co.,, csCgr-ss.Sed crater.
/ noSr slr,srN''
I gla.s reIiins.pin.
small meat and vegetable board,
, iarse wooden spoons.
! siSsaSrd tablespoon.
! sisnasrs sisSSasTs ssi;.;ssspoOn sssiiiGSSni
! Ions. .hSndied eooSins SS fork.
potat? masher
! sfs;ssi: scrub brush
! sH sSspsfruit x SS'ssH snlfs.
! meat chopper.
sAucEPASs, YISgrh,Eis IS5, rIh,EitAsS ANp OTHER COOK
Ss sosn rS" S"w iAls os o,Ss2ss .S2ss Tgss sRTSss
SsSsss quartz: quarts 'S5 sTsss s:
J sbiona cibaicsSi' bs.aSpPnn' rssa PSs''
? layer cake tins
/ earthen pie plate for baking apples. bananas.
etc.
I enameled Jelly mold
] Iron baking pan for roaNts.
l tea kettle with boiler insert Ito save double
boilerl
I teapot.
l coffee pot.
! LARGE casscrole for stows. soups. etc.
earthen oustard cups.
As this is a list OF the tools needed in
an average family OF Ave persons. the young
bride can eliminate from her collection some
OF the larger cooking utensils.
(CopyrighD
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yca both comfort ana nsatncs> o. appear
anca
II Is very important that you should have
comb handy % use IN cases Of emergency
~ using anothcrt comb you run chances
of gettins dandrun. Tho shopa are showing
small combs In leather cases made 20 NJ
INTO your HANDBAG. Buy enc OF them
ment
with little stock OF accessories always
with you, the hours of your day spent away
from home win be decidedly more pleasant
and satisfactory.
fCouwrisnfN
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aoap 3ean TEA lb. 45c

Ia-Ib. pkg. 23ci N-Ib. pkg. 12c
Gold Seal is The Tea for partie-
ular people whose taste demands
the fine, delicate favor only to be
found in Teas of the higher grade.
Order your favorite kind--Black,
Mixed or Old Country Assam.
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ITALIAN PRINCIPALS

Ester Ferabini, tho soprano; Enrico Mon.
tepino. the tenor. and n coterie of other
well-known prima donnas and masculine
operatic heavyweights imported from Italy,
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WILL GIVE COMMUNITY FAIR
Business Men To Promote Community
Publicity

The Fifty-second and Market Streets
business Mems Association. with the CO.
operation ot the West Branch OF the Y.
~. ~. =. a. VIII give a community fair Friday,
November ~. and SATURDAY.. Novenhsr ~
IN N the Y, NJ. G. A. building, Fifty-second and
SAMSON streets. for the purpose OF promot-
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AT DOOR
OF CITY'S MUSICAL CENIIrc
If Philadelphia Takes
Kindly to New Grand
Opera Company Sue
cess Is Assured
Impresario Rosenbach
Promises a Group of
European Principals
and Big Chorus
BY MLIss

By NJ LlSS
IF PHILADELPHIA takes kindly 20 its
i new grand opera company which is now
m the process OF organization. and which
viii present its FIRST opera Marchettrs "Ruy
plas.- on December Is at the Academy of
Music, the path 20 glory and 60 fame of
any incpient Homers. or Farrars, or Tet-
rnzzinis will be lmmeasurably smoothed and
no genius which fails to mature will have
the excuse of lack OF opportunity.
In the hectic atmosphere Of the opera head
quarters at 92S Walnut street. with the Inn
rresario buzxing around In circles and got.
Director limp and exhausted from trying
70 attune his ear to the voices Of hundreds
Of operatlc aspirants. I learned that an
operatic school TO be run in conjunction
with the company and to which promising
pupils will be admitted gratis is a part OF
the big scheme that the sponsors OF the
srganiEation are contemplating
EUROPEAN METHOD FOLLOWED
This Is tho way they do things In Eu-
rope tmpresario William Rosenbach told
me. aud this Is tho reason so many good
singers come out OF Europe They do not
spend fruitless days and years trying to
get an opportunity that costs money IL
they have genius. It's a national, or, at least.
a municipal AFFAIR they don't worry. They
sing 10 the mayor or MS musical aid. or
somebody. and he does the rest
There is plenty OF talent in Phiiadei.
phia." this little man with the big purpose
said. What we are trying TO do. what we
are going to do. IL all goes well. is TO es-
tablish a permanent opera company in this
city. II win become an institution A
school Will become n certainty. Then young
men and young women with good voices
will have chance. We will teach them
for nothing.
philadelphia Is one OF the most musically
Inclined cities In the world. But II costs
too much to hear good music here The
middle class cannot afford to pay 81 or s5
for seats They have 20 go without The
new opera company has four hackers. two
New Workers. and two Philadelphians-big
men who are not afraid TO take n chance
We are going to give Philadelphia the best
and charge the least that we can-S2 for
the most expensive seats and so cents for
the cheapest ones We don't expect TO make
large profits; wen be gratined IL we can
pay expenses the first year and Heli count
II worth our while to have worked II we
can establish a permanent opera company
here which will become an important and
necessary factor in the life of the COM
munity."
ITALIAN PRINCIPALS
Ester Ferabini, tho soprano; Enrico Mon.
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50 AAf"A NNNA ~ NtAAAA
needs. For instance.
{ h Q girl whose
trcSses curl naturally
viii have no uso for
invisible hairplns-the
friend OF the maid
with stringy locks.
| wish to impress
upon your mind the
importance OF keeping
your handbag stocked
with the little acces-
sories which help you
20 appear W ell
groomed. So many
girls depend upon their
NNNwa4.nw a. q. =. =. 4 :
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Woman Smokes as She Awaits Death

NEW YORK, Oct. 1e.--Mrs. Mary Bill
anow, thirty years old. locked herself in
tho bedroom OF her home. at 81 Orchard
street, Lodi. N. j., turned on the gas and
lighted n cigarette as she waited for the
end. she was found dead. with four
cigarette stumps on the table beside her.
last night Her husband told the police
she was victim OF excessive smoking and
coffee drinking.
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MINISTER'S PAST" COMES BACK
Baptist Pastor Storm Center Between
Congregation and Colleagues

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.--Because he has
peen at various times of vivid career
parkeeper and tender. actor. salesman and
'sc'urer, the Baptist Ministerial Associa-
tlon OF Brooklyn and Long Island has de-
manaed the resignation of the Rev George
n. Mcdonald. as pastor OF the Union Bap-
ust Church In Greenpoint
Inc congregation and board OF deacons
ssve S taken up the cudgels for the pastor
seclaring they knew OF his career and that
u was laid TO rest fourteen years ago.
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Urge Uniform Divorce Law

NEWBURGH, N. y. Oct. 19-Uniform
.,vSrce laws throughout the country mod
eied after the statutes OF this state. were
.rsea IN resolution adopted last night by
'ne presbyterian Synod Of New York State.
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BEAUTY AIDS YOU SHOULD 81
ALWAYS CARRY WITH YOU
By LUCREZIA BORI
Prins Donna % the Metropolitan Opera Company

UNHERE are 20 many little aids 70
II beauty" which a woman should always
have with her that u IL dlfncult matter
20 decide which Il really FIRST In impor-
fnnCo i all dopcnNa tsr,,v, ..,,.e t,.r.,,.I
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-03-30

to meet the needs and new problems
resulting from the war and to secure
such protection for our people as
would equalize the cost Of production
at home and abroad.
That in the great struggle for social
industrial and political justice we need
not only make our industrial organic
alton more humane and our tariff more
equitable, but we should grant to our
people the right of equal suffrage and
the protection of national prohibition.
So much of the agitation for war is
found to have it's source in the greed
of those who receive large dividends
from the manufacture of armor plate
and munitions of war, that it would be
wise economic policy to provide for
the Government manufacture of those
articles. Then, only, can the question
of preparedness be considered calmly
by a patriotic people seeking only to
insure the safety of it's citizens at
home and abroad, the maintenance of
our national self-respect and the es-
tablishment of ideals of humanity and
justice in international affairs.
49,. r. A. NESTOS.
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r. A. NESTOS MAKES FORMAL
ANNOUNCEMENT. --

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator
believe that the people of our state
desire to be represented in the United
! States Senate by man who believes
in the principles of the Republican
Party and whose political and eco
nomic thinking is in harmony with the
ideals of the people Of the state and
who would reflect such ideals in his
work in the Senate.
To meet the needs Of a rapidly de-
veloping country, in which the con-
erty rights is becoming more bitter,
there is needed progressive political
thought and economic action and the
embodiment of this progressive
thought in laws that will insure a
larger measure of social and economic
justice.
The functions of the Postal Savings
Banks should be extended and there
should be enacted Rural Credits legis-
lation, designed to meet the needs of
the borrowers and especially adapted
to the requirements of our agricultural
communities.
Congress should also enact laws to
provide for the national inspection and
grading of grains and should provide
storing facilities for agricultural pro-
ducts at the great terminals, to the
end that the farmers of our country
may secure an equitable share in the
product Of their labors.
The wonderful resources and rapid
growth of our country has greatly in
creased our national wealth. Crude
legislation and an industrial o1ganiza-
ton actuated by greed rather than a
spirit of service has tended to concen-
trate this wealth in the hands of few.
Great inequalities and social injus-
tice has resulted. Real national pros
perity can be secured only by so mod
flying our industrial organizations as
to secure justice for those who labor.
To insure the wisest possible solution
Of this problem, effective non-partisan
trade commissions should be created
and the ablest minds in the industrial
field invited to aid in the solution.
Upon such basis patriotic and pro-
gressive congress could then enact
Legislation that would. grant real re-
lief.
The present tariff law is unjust in
its operation and is especially unfair
to the farming interests of our coun-
try. A permanent non-partisan tariff
commission with effective powers
should be created; and the tariff law
revised to correct the present injustice,
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FOR SALE-Horses for sale or trade
for young cattle; can sell also on
time. One team of mares and 7
years old, weight about 1900 each,
in good shape. One team of gray
horses and 10 years old, weight
about 1900, ready for hard work.
One black mare years old with
foal, 1900 lbs. Also one black colt
coming three years old. 3 IL miles
east Of Surrey, 1-2 mile north of
G. N. R. R., Sec. Is, Northeast. Ad
dress Fred G. Sorg, Norwich, N.
Oak, Route 2. 1914
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porch facing lake. Large four room
cottage made to live in during winter.
Garage with cement floor for six cars.
Six other large cottages that will &C
commodate in all about so or 60 per-
sons, fireplace in two and stoves in
four. The cottages are furnished with
beds, bedding, wash stands, bedroom
sets, card tables, curtains and lamps.
Dining room and kitchen have all the
utensils for such purposes. Large
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range and cook stove in kitchen. Ice
house filled. More than enough wood
for two years cut. Barn, buggy shed,
two buggies and horse Large 18 pas
senger launch, two 8 passenger
launches, 10 good row boats and few
other old boats and many other things
too numerous to mention.
For prices or terms write or call on
William Bombay, Makoti, N. Oak.
3-25-t2
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FOR SALE

The most beautiful and we'll known
summer resort in the northwest
CAMP CORLIS
near Battle Lake, Mimi, on the beau
tiful shores of Lake Clitherall. Com
prises 10 acres of land with improve
ments as follows:
Office Building with two screen
porches, four sleeping rooms above;
dining room connecting will seat so
persons at one time, with large screen
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Many Looking for High Water.

Many Looking for High Water.
Mouse river is rising rapidly. Wat
er began going over the 500 dam
Tuesday. Residents Of Eastwood
park are plugging up their sewers
preparing for the spring freshet and
those living along the river are quite
apprehensive. VIM. Ehr is building a
levee around his barn. John Wallin,
who has lived along the river for
thirty years, is not alarmed and pre-
diets there will be no flood.
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WANTED-5O acres broken at 81 an
acre. Will pay SOC an acre for drill
ing in flax, or will furnish drill and
pay 3Oc an acre for drilling. Eight
miles north Of Douglas, N. D.. Land
free of stone. Cash in bank for the
Job. E. B. Willard, No. IL, Sixth
St. N. E., Minot, N. D. 3-23-t2cg
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- Statesmen for McHenry
Co. for Watkins Remedy Co. Will
take 100000 in cash or good paper.
Must be able to give good bonds and
furnish team. A good proposition
for right party. Address E. J..
Pepke, AL End St. S. W., Minot, N:
D. 3-2-tf
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WANTED-A position as housekeeper
on a farm by respectable. woman
with two small children: Apply at
farm of A. w. May, three miles
S. w. of Minot or write to Mrs.
Laura Matthew, Minot, N. OAK, l..
Roy r. 3-23-t2*
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FOR SALE-Pure bred white Wyan-
dotte eggs for Matching, $1.00 per
setting, Is eggs, $500 per hundred.
Ashlawn Stock Farm, A. w. May,
Prop, L. Box. 81, Minot, N. D.
3-16-t8*
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FOR SALE-Gold Dollar for 65
Cents. Large house and large barn
on South Hill in Minot. Best buy
in Ward county. Inquire of Bob
Gillespie, Minot, N. D. 3-16-t4*
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FOR SALE-at big sacrifce-Com-
plete printing equipment, Washing
ton hand press, two new cases, one
single and one double, $225 worth OF
new type, fixtures and type complete
for a weekly newspaper. For quick
sale $3.50 takes the whole outfit.
Address H. A., care Of Independent
ofi3ca 3-2-tf
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.,DNEY to loan on In wed farms.
Send in your applications. Interstate
Securities Company, Minneapolis,
1iinn. 1917.
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will do upholstering, repair auto cur
tains, etc. Mr.. Hoffman is a first class
upholsterer. The boys are both hust-
lers and ought to work up nice bust
ness.
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FOR SALE-Twenty- eight thousand
lbs. of Western Rye Grass seed, 80
per hundred, all put up in 100 ID.
sacks. Will ship to any address. No
charge for sack. Free from quack
grass. "a per cent termination. In
auire of Fred Desilets, Deering, N.
b., r. R. No. 1. Telephone on
line Ga, Glenburn, N. D. 3-23-t4*
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FOR SALE-About 200 acres 16 miles
south of Minot, all fenced, plenty OF
water from springs, and with a
small house. Ideal for stock rails
ing. Easy terms. Address BOX
1884. Minot, N. Oak. 3-23-t3cg
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FOR SALE OR RENT - 1900 acre
ranch, 200 acres under cultivation,
400 acres meadow, under irrigation,
situated on the Missouri river, in
Mountrail county, N. D. F. W..
Hannah, Sanish, N. D. 3-2-t5cg
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FOR RENT-Farm with good build
ings south of Minot. Fred Y. Dale,
Minot, N. D. 3-23-t2
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FARM LOANS-Money to loan in
large or small amounts. If you have
a loan that natures or wish to make a
new loan, write us and we will call and
see you. Lowest rates and prompt
service assured. E. J. Lander & Co.,
MinOt, N. D.
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LOST-Bitch, all white, lemon colored
ears, small size. Return to L. J.
Thompson for reward. 3-2-tf
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WANTED-A FARM.

WANTED-A FARM.
I have buyer for a good farm To-
Gated not over ten miles north or east
of Minot. w. S. SHAW,
3-3O-t2 Minot, N. D.
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FOR SALE - Two fine residence lots
in Block 5, Charlebois addition, high
and dry, now $3.50 each. Answer to-
day, you may not see this ad. again.
J. H.. Care Independent. 3-23-t9"
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New Upholstering Concern.
Alex. McDougall and Edw Hoff-
man have arranged to open a furni-
ture repair house in the Dinnie build
ing on East Central avenue. They
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FOR SALE-1-4 section land with
house, barn, chicken house and we'll.
IL miles from good town. Price
100000, part cash, balance on time.
Address M. B., care Of Independent.
3-2-tf
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FOR SALE-O One registered Short
horn bull, eleven months old; also
one set of butchers tools. Will sell
very cheap. G. E. Mclean, Grano,
N. y. - 2-1O-t8*
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FOR SALE-Pop corn wagon and pea
nut rooster, in good condition. c.
Eide, Glenburn, N. Oak. 3-23-t4
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WANTED-Gocd girl for general
homework. Apply to 414 End St.
S. E.. Peter Fugelso. 3-23-tf
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FOR SALE-Extra Early Ohio seed
potatoes, good upland hay, Big Four
seed oats and fence posts. ]. J.
Brand, Ia miles S. T. of Logan,
NJ 3-16-tf
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y ANTED-I have 7-room residence
ct Donnybrook and $500 cash to ex-
change for Minot property. Phone
255, Youmans.
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WANTED-Man and wife, steady
work on farm. Experienced and
ready at once to 60 to place Of en-
ployment Dale Belknap, 3O7 First
st. s. E., Minot, Phone 578 White.
3-23-t2*
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rent, near Minot, quar-
ter section of land. Have full
equipment. Claude Sipple, 416 9Th
Ave. N. W.. 3-30-n