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TELEGRAPHERs ARB NEEpEp.
Can Tor zDo Taseelyed. ADVISES MAJ. ).

CAN for ZB0 Received, Advises MAI. D.
n Waters.
BtsmarcEs N. d.. Nov. Mai. Jason
r. Waters, head Of the National Sc
curtty league I'm North Dakota, has
received from Lieut.. @. G. 4O'Leary. de-
partment signal officer az the Central
department headquarters in Chicago
advice that $50 bonus Morse teleR-
raphers are needed for Immediate
service overseas. Men skilled In
telegraphy, between the ages OF is
and 55. inclusive, are aske. to apply
at once to the chief signal officer OF
the army, at Washington, d. c.. or "a
the department signal officer, gao East
ohio street, Chicago, Ill -.
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LEAGUE TAXATION Explained.
Packard auotes conatitutIOn to SHOW

{ WHY No TAX Ts Levied.
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 1.-1-Chr r. il.
Packard, of the, state tax commissions
has issued a letter explaining the fact
that the National Nonpartisan league
is not assessed in North Dakota for
moneys and credits, while they ara
taxed in Minnesota.
Mr.. Packard says the league is an
association not organized for profit;
that IL comes under the head of chart
table institutions and such bodies as
the North Dakota Bankers association,
and other associations, and therefore
is tax free in North Dakota In Min
nesota, 6raternal orders, associations,
The newest statement by Mr.. Pack
ard throws no further light on the
taxation of the S960,000 fund collect
ed by the Consumers United stores Co.
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Notice Of Hearing Petition for License
.@ to Sell Real Estate,

N0ueG on Hearing Petition for License
tn Sell Real Estate.
GSIass, SIS. In County Court. before
Hon. A. G. Hanson. Judge.
In the Matter of the Guardianship
OF John Johnson, Incompetent.
The Northern Trust Company, a
corporation, Guardian. Petitioner, VIZ.
John johnson, an incompetent person
J. ID. Hendrickson. Special Guardian
for said Incompetent; Martin E. John
Ed Johnson; Kate Johnson Berquist
and Oliena johnson Hanson, Respond
ents.--Nottce of Hearing Petition for
License to Sell Real Estate.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named respondents ami all
persons Interested in the estate of
John Johnson. incompetent:
You are hereby notified that the
petition OF The Northern Trust Com
pany, Guardian of John Johnson, an
incompetent person, has been filed I'm
this Court, setting forth that it is
necessary and for the best interests
Of said ward that the premises here
sale, and praying that said guardian
be authorized, empowered and direct
ed to sell said real estate belonging
to the estate of said John Johnson, i'm
competent which is situated in the
Dakota, and described as follows, to-
wit:
The Southeast Quarter (SEA) of
Section Seven ca, Township One
Hundred Thirty-seven (137) North of
Range Fifty 600 West of the Fifth
Principal MeridianN
That said petition will be heard by
this Court on Saturday the both Iay
of November. 1918, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day at the court
rooms OF this Court in the County
Court House in the City Of Fargo in
the County of Cass and State OF North
Dakota
And you, and each of you. are here
by cited and required then and there
to be and appear before this Court
and show cause, IL any you have, why
the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
Dated October 30th, 1918.
BY the Court,
(Seal) A G. HANSON,
B. Judge of County Court.
(Oct. 81, Nov. 1915, 1889
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WILTON WRITES FROM PRISON.

sends Postal Saying He Is Wen,
Though in German HandEr
Edgeley, ". D.. Nov. Lieut. Arr
thus Wilton, formerly of Hdgeley,
when they felled 1--WE American aero
planes on a single day late In July.
has finally succeeded in getting word
direct 20 his parents, Mr.. and Mrs u.
G.. Wilton. of NortonYille. A prison
er's postcard, on which he had made
the required marks, shows that Lieu
tenant Wilton is held by the Germans
at Karlsruhe, and that he is well.
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wAw e0Ow 0rW Ar pYenTAwr,rr

Bismarck, N d.. Nov. $50 marked
an Improvement has been noted In the
flu situation In Bismarck during the
last two days that DR.. y. b. Strauss,
city health officer, today promised
that IL conditions continue to improve
the quarantine will be lifted next
week.
The physical examination of select
service men has been ordered resumed
by General Fraser The BuFleigh
county board has called It's first class
for next Monday.
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Against. ....................
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LEGAL NOTICES
Citation and Notiee Heartng Proof

SFEauon and Notice Hearing Proof rR
Foreign VIII,
state OF North Dakota, County of
Cass. In County Court, before Hon.
"A. G. Hanson, Judge,
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Snaries g. Root, Deceased.
heien g. Monroe. Petitioner, VS.. Zal-
mon .. Root. George w Root, Helen
IA. Eisroad, George II. Root. Charles
II. Root. Alice Root Dunn. Helen ROOF
Hriscilla Anne Root, Minor, Respofid-
9nds.-Cttation and Notice Hearinr
FIooF OF Foreign Will
The State of North Dakota tn the
ABOVE named respondents and ali per
sons interested in : the Estate OF
charles @. Root, Deceased.
po T9u ana each of you are hereby
petitioner herein, has filed in this
court copy of the Last viii and
testament of Charles G. Root, late Of
the CITY of ---------, County Of
Arapahoe and State OF Colorado. de-
ceased, and the probate thereof in the
State OF Colorado, duly authenticated
WIN her petition, praying for the ad-
mission to probate of said document
as the Last WIN OF said deceased, and
Tor the issuance to Helen C Monroe
OF Letters Testamentary thereon ana
tnat the said petition ami the proofs,
or said purported Will, will be heard
ana duly considered by this Court ON
SSaatt9rday, the 7th day Of December.
that day, at the Court Rooms Of thIs
Court. in the County Court House in
the City Of Fargo, County of Cass
ana State of North Dakota; and
You and each Of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before his
court at said time and place and an
swer said petition and show cause, If
any there be, why the prayer of said
peT 5etoti s6n9uta not De granted.
BY the Court,
A. G. HANSON.
Judge.
Let the service of the above Gfta-
ton be made by Publication in The
Fargo Forum and Daily Republican
Tor three successive weeks in the
manner as provided by law.
A. @. HANSON,
Judge.
Lawrence & Murphy, Attorneys for
petitioner, Fargo, North Dakota.
49,. Nov. 1918, 1879
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PRrNTRR-FoRE wanted; one OF
best offices in state; machine COM
position, Q jobbers, 2-revolution cylin-
der with attached folder, intertype,
etc: fne equipment to work with in
new, well-lighted brick offlce; best of
wages every Saturday night; bonus at
and Of year; prefer man not liable to-
he drafted, but not too old; life job
for right man; write Immediately; job
now open, but can give good man q
I.anRdon, N. ID.
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HELP yvANTED-FEgrAIE.
fCoufinusf7 \

WANTED-Mafd for general house
=. work. Apply 35SS-Ws or 1042 18th
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TCOMPBTENT GIRL for general house
work. Mrs. g. j. Couvrette. 1922
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sTHNoGRAPHER and bookkeeper, at
once; good salary for experienced
lady: apply in person. Delco Light,
Cor. Front and Broadway.
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AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES.
(CouEamnad.A

BEST BUY for the money in town in
q good Mitchell car; have no place
to keep 1T. Sl1 list ave. 3d., or phone
1854.
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GOVERNMENT needs hundreds clerks
for income tax, customs, internal
revenue; Fargo examinations soon;
salary ST, 200-2,00o; experience unnec-
essary. For free particulars regard
inf examinations, write j. g. Leonard
(former civil service examiner). Z4Sf
Kenois Bldg, Washington.
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State Of North Dakota. County 81
Cass. SIS.
], w X. Tucker, county auditor
certify that the foregoing list 81
state district and county offlcers tl46
question of county agent and amend
ments as certified by the secretary e
state Of record in this ONCE will 81
voted on at the general election IA
be held Tuesday the 6th day 81 Nj
yember, 1913. as outlined In the ger
era1 call
Dated at Fargo. NJ d. this 18th d
of October. 1918.
W. r. TUCKED
County auditor
IGFct a4-2b-a6 -2 SCI t5 9-s /. My
1871.
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WANTED - Girls for piece work
$1,000 paid to beginners. Manches-
Ter Biscuit Co.
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WANTED - Good girl for general
housework; in family; close In.
Apply A. 6. stanton, Stone Piano Co.
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WANTED-A woman to do washing
every Monday. Mrs. G. w. Haggart.
202 Roberts st.
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clerks; Fargo examinations Nov. 10,
DEC. q; salary $1,000; experience url-s
necessary Women desiring govern
me4it positions write for free particu-
lars. Raymond Terry (former civil
service examiner), S64 Columbian
Bldg, Washington.
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WANTED First class baker. Write
p. o. Box 843.
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FOR RENT.

GARAGE FOR RENT-1Oo7 9Th ST. 3.
Phone 934-J.
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WIREMEN wanted, first class eIectri-
clan. Delco Light Product.
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FOR RENT Modern Groom house.
close in. Apply Jones' Confectionery.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work, Mrs. Hugo Stern, 1915 NJ.
Broadway. Phone 1888.
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WANTED Girl for general house
Work, family of three. Phone 2A4S.
1882 18th st. no.
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WANTED TO BUY-Sscond hanI or
wrecked Ford touring car or road
Bter. What have YOU? Write No. 423.
care Forum. -.
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GOVERNMENT needs 10000 women
clerks; Fargo examinations Nov. IS,
necessary; women desiring govern
ment positions, write for free partic-
ulars. J. G. Leonard CORNER civil
service examiner), 137 Kenois Bldg,
Washington.
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GIRL for general housework in farm
home 10 miles form Fargo; all
modern conveniences. Telephone
28O2-R; or, Write Mrs. o. ]. Morrow,
GIypdon, MINI.
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WANTED-Linotype operator. Write
Foreman, Forum.
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~ ED-Experienced girl for gem
erai housework; Q in family; ex-
celIent wages. Mrs. M. Kaufman, ia
sth st. N.
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WANTED Experienced girl for gen
eral housework: good wages. Mrs.
K. *. Kellar, 1924 9Th Ave. s.
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WANTED-Good girl for general
housework; good wages; light
work. 1924 3rd Ave. 8.
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WANTED - Two men for factory
work; steady employment. Ask for
superintendent. Manchester Biscuit
Co.
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WANTED-A girl who can do plain
cooking. Nelson Sanitarium, 4Ob 9Th
st. S., Fargo.
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HARNESS MAKERS wanted to work
on government harness; steady
work and good wages North Dakota
Harness Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
BRITISH BOXERS LEAD.
Americans, However. Hope TO Win Finals:
King to Present Trophies and Medals
TO NictorS

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Wednesday, Dec. L The
teams of the American Army, American
Navy. British Army, British Navy and
the Canadian Army were punched closely
at the end of the first day Of the boxing
tournament here The Americans are
pinning their hopes Of winning on the
finals tomorrow on Eddie McGoorty and
Mike O'Dowd
The point scores tonight were British
Army, 2l: British Airmen, p; British
Navy, 1872 t. : Navy, 6'2; Y. ;. Army
and Canada Is each, with Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa trailing
King George, Vice Admiral SIMS,
Admiral Beatty and General Blddle to
morrow will present the service trophy
and cmblcms to the winning teams and
individuals.
In addition to the other bouts in the
inter-allcd boxing tournament held TO-DAY
which were report, f. G. Lancy, the amerl-
can Navy. defeated Corporal Bingham
Of Canada. Both arc feathcrwelghtS
Eddie Coulon, American Army beat
!. Davies British Navy, in the feather
weight division Lightweight Gamcstcr,
British ROYAL Air Force, beat Eddie
Sham. American Army c Delaney,
American Navy, beat Wilkinson, British
NAVY. in the nidileweight contc St,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
DEATHS.

RoUGH41AN-s sudden!y IN Philadelphia
oa Ibt-Ccmber 10 1918. George II. for
merly of Wilmington. Del. husband of
Ais.ertlne and son Of the late Joseph and
Mary Z. Boughmau-
Relatives and friencs, also Lodge No 20
4 / & 4 VI. OF Wiiminzton. are invited to
attend he funeral services al his late resi-
dente. 50i5 Ludlow Terrace. West Phila-
delptia, on saturday a p interment
private at Mt Moriah cemetery PhiIa-
cielDhia-
DCRNEY-In this city or December il.
i9ls. Clara G Flynn. wife OF Joseph A.
Relative and friends are invited 70 attend
ne funeral from her late residence. 6l3
North Harrison street. on Monday morn
INK AZ O'Clock Requiem mass al -
Pauls Church Interment a. Cathedral
cemetery.
MIIIIS-In this city. on Decenher IN
1919. Eliza :. wife Of the late William Fl
Mills aged n years
kelatives and friends are invited to attend
son. J ". Q. Mills 7O9 jefferson street
on Thursday evening. December u al 3
cernber -
OWENS-In TINS city. on December 70
1915. loIeta l.. only dau-hter OF Harry
and Anna Owens. in her 18th year
Relatives and friends in viled TO attend
the funeral services 81 the residence Of her
parents "o5ls franklin street on Saturda:
uient al RiVerView cemetery
POTTS ON December H. 1918. William
Iierbe'1 infant son Of J. Philiip and
Helen Dawson POTTS. in his 4th year.
Funeral private from his parents resi-
dcnce. GreeuyIIr Del on Friday. DeCem-
her 13. at . 30 % clock lnterment at Lower
Braudywlae cemctey.
RIGNEY III this cily on December IL
1919. John IL Kigney
Reld ives and friends invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence 1O4
Norm Jartl>on street. on saturday morn
ing. December a. al 9 O'Clock Solemn re-
quiem mas. at the Cathedral Intermeat a.
Cathedral cemetery Please omit flowers.
TRCtTT AT New Castle. Del on Dccem-
ber p. 1918. john Barnes beloved hus-
band Oi Catharine Becker Truitt III his
4Oth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence 2ID
Delaware street New Castle. on Saturday
afternoon. December 4 al o'clock Inter
nIent at Presbyterian cemetery New Castle
VAN HFkLE-Near State Road Del on
December 3. 1918. Gracp e. hpa1yed
daughter OF Norman and tsteila Aus
tin Yan Hckie. aged years 8 months
and - days
ReIaIIves and trends are invited W attend
tn funeral services at the residence OF her
parents. ne Mem sshOn farm near state
Road l)cf. Thursday December H. al
- o ciock noon luterment at ST. Georges
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
| RAIL STOCKS DECLINE
At NJ ADOO'S PROGRAM
Drop a Point at Opening of Mar
ket, But Entire List Receivers
by Noon.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Wall Street, New York, Dec. q
Director-General McAdoos recomm enda-
tion that the government extend its con-
troll of operation of the railroads to five
years provoked scattered selling of trans
portation stocks at the opening of today s
stock market trading. High grade rails,
particularly transcontinentals, cotton car
ricrs and eastern lines reacted an average
of one point.
Industrials, coppers, motors and various
specialties also yielded, but the entire list
made irregular recoverics before the end
of the first half hour. shippngs and oils
recording material gains.
sHIPrINGs AND OILS GAIN.
Noon The strength of shppngs and
oils. at gains of | To ? points, had little
effect on the balance of the list, leaders
among steels, coppers, equipments and
rails yielding to increased pressure.
u. : steel reflected the revival of bear
ish aggression though rcacting only n
point.
1t was generally believed the latest
phases in the railroad situation and the
refusal of the war board to fix maximum
prices for steel and iron injected new
elements of uncertainty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
SCHWAB TELLS OF NEW SHIPS
Fleet Corporation May Deliver 10000
GOO Tonnage Next Year.

Columbus, O., Dec l3-That the
T-nitcd States Emergency Fleet Corpo-
ration will have reached is stride durrg
the next year and will nc able todelivtf
between 5000 900 and l0G00, 600 tons
Of new shipping was the assertion Of
Charles VI. tw:th retiring director
general of the corporation, II tie banquet
Cf the OHIO Manuiat tlrers' Asso-
ciation here Though figures have
not been compiled, he said, tho delivery
for November would he 5G,0 600 tons
Mr.. Schwab said he is not in favor
If government ownership of tho great
nitcd states merchant marine, rs he
helipvcs American individuality and
initiative are necessary 10 make it a
success
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt!tttt
/ is THERE ANYTHING YOU
I DESIRE TO KNOW ABOUT
/ TRAPSHOOTING?

Trapshooting will be the greatest
Of all outdoor sports in 1919.
Before the war there we're half
million trapshOoters. Inside of an
other year the number of trap
shooters should climb into the
millions, for every man who wore
khaki is potential trapshooter.
There are 1000 gun clubs in the
United States. As the boys come
home, many clubs will be given
renewed strength. Many new
clubs will be formed. There will
be shooting clubs where guns
heretofore were curiosity.
Every Evening, through its ex-
pert on trapshooting matters, MIR.
Peter p. Carney, editor Of the Ma
tional Sports Syndicate, will cheer
fully answer all questions pertain
ing to trapshOoting. its rules, the
proper method Of organizing, equip
ping and conducting club. the
laying out of traps. how TO conduct
shoot, etc. Ii there is anything
you desire to know about the patri-
otic sport, drop line TO Every
Evening and the information will
be forthcoming.
+f+tf4fttt :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
THE PRODIGAL SON"

Evangelist l. j. Miller VINO is At
kingswood Vi. f. Church, will speak,
tonight, on the subject Of the "Prodi-
gal son.
The revival meetings conducted hy
Mr.. Miller are in full swing and Will
continue until December % The Sec
ond Coming Of Christ, Future Pun
ishmcnt and the npardonaule Sin
arc some Of the subjects on which Nir.
Miller has already spoken, At the {
meetings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
Fat People
Get Thin

Best safe home method Get a small box
of oil of korein Mt the druggists Follow
plain directions under SiO0 guarantee that
YOU reduce 10 to 81 pounds. more. what
ever you desire. New book tells all about
reducing weight quickly. pleasantly, last
ingly. In plain wrapper. free. write Ia
korein Co. NA=663. Station i. New York.
n. Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
QUOT CONTEST.
All Stars and Red Men Tied and They
Will Have a Play-On.

Kid Baldw1n's all star Quot team
of the p. r. A. A. was outclasscd by
Elmer Hare's Red Men of Apache Tribe
on Tuesday night, at the association
rooms, Fourth and Shiplcy streets, the
feature of the game WAS the brilliant
work of the Red Men, who took four
of the five games. The score;
Red Men ........ q q 81 6 2l-9O
All Stars .... o Is 81 2O-72
Players:
Red Men: Hare, Weldon. G. Bald
win mot to be confused with Kid Il.
and Clifton.
p. II. A. A.: Comfy, Donnelly, Harris
and others
The next series of three games will
be played Thursday evening, December
10, on neutral boards rs the two tcams
are now tied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
Farl Of Thanks.

We wish - extend o'lr heartfelt thanks
10 the manv friends FOR their kindness
dur-n the illness q our beloved husband,
son and brother. md to tie Diamond
State !ilrc C.. 4 q. d. II and friends
~ th,.- beautiful foweys a. lis death.
A'r- TranIs ! Doren. Nothcr and Sister.
-tdy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
Dinner a, ST. Paul's VI. Z. Church.

Members of Nr> Nj + Alcxander's
Sunday school class of the Il Paul NJ
r. Churcn, Tcntn and Jackson streets.
Al clock tonight Will give dinner.
open 70 the public Tnc proceeds viii
be used to nelp pay fcr a 800 Liberty
Bond bought as an addition 70 the churcn
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
Parcel Pos. Sale.

4 parcel post sale will he given by tne
lnasmucn DreNel-Riddlc Bible class Of
Fpworth NJ Il Church at the church
parlors. tomorrow night at 30 O'Clock
Sealed packages viii % sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19

Stocks and Bonds
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THE MKT RIG COPPER NINE
At STEMS Pass, ~ u
Center Of the great copper district
KING q QUEEN
NOW Is YOUR oPPoRTUNITT
FIRST issue treasury stock offered to
before price is increased Czu or
write for Information
King 8 QUEEN COPPER co.
Trust BIDS II Peso. Tex
Money 70 Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned On d,-.roncs watches Jew
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san antonio and Fl Paso- Phi 2754
MONEY LOANED-0n autom0biies. dairy
COWS, furniture, pianos and other chat
tells. az reasonable rates BY the old re-
liable Equitable Loan Association. w s.
Mller. Agr-. Is Trust Bug. 80 floor
s. To SO loaned honest employee. cheap
FaA la-Ee- Gllll--n-l4l- aulGk- Gall1raclnrF
service D-ake. 1ul Ro1-rts- Banner
MONEY TO LOAN % g0cd inside 6aslnsss
property. per cent interest A P. Colss
< Bios -. n oregon
MONEY loaned On furnlture. pianos. autos.
ehattel rortgages- Newton. rs Trust Bid
HAVE $1,000 70 loan On busiusss Or good
inside resiaelce property. Pm l111
Houses-For Sale and Rent
LOUISE APTS-lfes Myrtle ave.
10 ROOM roominE house close IN. rooms
sl rented. nice home place for family
Fh- as,
FOR SALE-rhe lest paying close in
roomins house AZ s1tto. Paid $1,000 year
LAY REALTY a Trust co.
2Qf Trust Bldg Ph. ISIS
On ACCOUNT Of leaving town. close =
"a rooms running water In each ar
ranged one and two light housskeeufnE. I
new mattresses, rugs, well furnished, I
money maker terms or some exchange J.
Address BIS. care Herald