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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-16
TWO DOCTORS CALLED

Dr. Everett o. Jones was ordered
Friday night. 10 report for training
ut f.o. Angeles headquarters of the
medical department Dr. ". Eugene
Alien was ordered 10 New York for
training at n special school Of brain
surgery. Both are on the staff OF
tho Seattle Red Cross base hospital.
organized with the Girls War Relief
bazaar funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-16
COWNER-MONDAY

Stall fo7. full cream cheese. 2tc 10.
. lbs. zoe. Washington creamery butter.
4To m. lbs. si.si tall cans milk.
:sci peanut butter. isc NJ. .h ms. tsc:
75c coffee. isc. stall 1909. best fresh
churnsd butter. ssc 10: good Washington
creamery butter. soc m. atnil II, Yak
Ina potatoes. $40 sack. delivered.
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lOvESlCK WOMAN
TAKES TO POISON

Growing respondent over a love
affair. according 10 the police. Grace
Kehoc, Alsacc apartments. Eighth
and Pine. took iysoi Friday in an at
tempt on her life.
At the city hospital II wns found
that she was not In n serious oondi
ton. having taken but a small dose
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sANrTAuy--MoNDAY

Stall Is. boxes matches. acc; corn
flakes. &c pkg. flbby's tomato soup. sc
can; i7c can moiasses. &c. No. pail
lard. $40. mired orange. lemon and
~itron peel. stc m: cans peas. ste.
stalls 3s-5s. c rolls toilet paper abc; I
ms. rolled oats, SIC. ms. NJ J. u.
coffee. sso; cans old Ouch cleanser.
use. lbs. ground chocolate. Tse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-16
BRITISH WIN RAID IN
YPRES DISTRICT

LONDON. Feb. 10.--A successful
raid was carried out last night by
Lancashire troops In tho Ypress sec
tor in the neighborhood Of the staden
railway, Field Marshal Hnig report
ed today TO the war office. Our
casualties were slight" said the
statement. I'VE took II prisoners. .
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UNCLE SAM HAS JOBS

Uncle Sam wants more writer
press operators. both men and WON
en-.
lilo pays from 1900 20 $1,000 .
year. A civil scrvice examination
win b. held March 9. in the postof
flee building.
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5b-Business Personals

kEv, unEnNn = HOTEL HOLLAND,
Fourth and jefferson. near court house
Easily reached Tor ministerial services
Private pafiots Main stsi.
RAaTiMn PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In 10 issssns
rantar~s ntda.
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ie-City Real Estate for Sale


MODERN NEW SoAfows
FOR sAt.E
4. 8. Groom; just completed. bath; -i'y
water. nxht. phones; toilet. ON large
lots. sext.e. on municipal ear iine AZ
white Center t.e~nt car fare 10
minutes from business center. Easy
WHITE INVESTMENT co.
Main ..es cot Oriental rifs.
Bransa office. i7s. W spokane ST.
Riverside Staten
Agent on ground sunday. Come 10 branch
ofne. any day and - shown these
barxsina They wont last long
s-RooM HOUSE. BATH. MODERN;
University district. sss f.ycn nulli.
ing Malta ssTr.
u.os9-s-nooM MODERN BUNGALOW.
n snap. fseo eash and small payrnss,s
1900 buys dandy lot In the hear; of
Ballard: street improvements paid
81 iee-- T. room semi modem house. large
lot. bearing fruit: near car. school
improved street Easy terms
$50 DowS--0ood s-roon house: mod
srn: ss-foo, lot, near four car nsss
KEAN BROS. .s.s N.rs.s NJ.
Phone ballard 1877.
Si'foe-MoDERN g-RooM nrSc NOW.
sextee. improvements paid. ssss cash.
ballard r-s-
GROOM HOUSE; lot iseste. 1911 sis,
ave. e. tt.ses WIN trade for farm
10 A-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SAT- you SAW 1, In THE STAR
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.--Gcn.
Knicdines. cossack leader. was ru-
mored to be dead In Tiflis, messages
to the state department today said.
They added Nc detaila
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YCONOMy-MONpAY

ECOSONy-MONDA1
Stall ~. fbs sugar. &c. Stall 81.
milk, i0c ct. cream. zoe pit stalls
a5.i,. 20 rbs soy beans. Si.eo; oatsup.
ise for large bottle. 2 ms. Fun Maid
rsisins. soc: large Italian prunes. lee 10. (:
7 bars laundry soap. sso: large now wal
nnts zoe n
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S4--Femalc Help Wanted

SA-Femalc Help Wanted
u IA doNnRNMrNr WANTS THOU
sands clerks AZ Washington. men.
women. ~ or over, tioo month
Quick Increase. 80 days vacation with
paw Eaay work Common education
sufficient. Pun unnecessary, lie
patriotic Your country needs you.
uelp her ana live Ia Washington
during these stirring war times
Write Immediately for free iist OF
posittonn open. Franklin Institute.
Dept .as-M. Rochester. N Y,
WANTED = MEN. WOMEN. cory
mailing sheets. address envelopes, fold.
mail olrcniars 81 day. evening. in-
close dime for registered contract.
literature particulars. Great Western
Publishing co. noS it, South nend.
Ind.
woMEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Thousands government war positions
open 500 month. List free. write
frankiir Institute. Dept 7.i-M hoch-
ester, ~ v
rivF nniuitr. cArAni.h LADIES TO
travel. demonHsra'e and sell dealers
SIS Go $3.50 per month railroad Tara
paid. Goodrich Drun Company. Dept
SIS, Omaha. Ssh.
All. Snw on OLD DANCES ouAwAs
tssd taught Hours I 10 end -
~. rtfth end University rrct o.
~e'f eii,ct sisf,
WOMAN TO WASH REou-
Try rsees SSssn scs: ,ise,,-~o,o,,
37--Salesmen Wanted
Statesmen MAKE SEQ MONTHLY
now on big wyoming oil beam. His
money for investors Maps ard partic-
ulars FREQ, its commission Write
National load Securities Co. Den
yer. Colo,
ssA--STOCks AND BONDS
SAY you SAW IL in THE STAR
l Will BuN
Universal High Power Tsisphens Go, :
neacon Coat. Forks OF; Ki,ssp on.
Alaska Pot. a coais wsiis Mslis OF
Will. Sell. SUBJECT
$50 Universal High Power rsi 80 IS
k.eee Liberty OF a Gas. wyonina .es
avs Mount Rainier Mtninx Go. bargain
4 Gee Alaska uomsssake Geld GIN
f.tee Snccesa. Idaho .s.ssssssss. ~ b.
i.sse Granite Gold. Alaska ...... is
100 inyo ccrro Gorde. nets isTs. 80
s.ooe rriend MInins Co. tshippsr
Las, week for cheap fiber,y OF,
Huy Success and make aies profit
Aisshs Homss,Aks viii Be dividend
MAX wisKrrR
s sIn,,S,s..Ssee~.~,>~~-~lssl.s,>-SSsa ,es
3S-Business Chances
iees. PROFIT
A days business Of tss nets 81 profit
Send postal for Information and cam
pie, y. q V. Co. y. o nos 1855. Los
~><~S~~~S~~>>~SssS~~>.~~
39-Poultry for Sale :.
AnyERTfsE YeWiR POULTRY, FANCY
ehicesns. setting exxs. etr-. IN this
section OF Tho star. See rates at top
~ frat column. ssfs pare
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
il-Livcstock for Sale
AbvENrfsr YOUR tivEwrocK poR
seis or wanted In this section % The
star. Zee rates ~ top % frs, eoiutna
thi. pare.
SEATTLE RAnnirRY--kf.t. KINDS 90
rabbits Stock guaranteed. ftfsh and
Kenyon. South PARK
-~-~~<--~s~s~~~s-.s~.-~~S-
f4A-Automobiles
ADVERTISE YOUR car nsRoAfss
In Tho star. Thousands ~ possible
prospects. we'll paid workers and ship
yard men. lock- sps "t's~d Car mar
r.irs" IN this column See rates 81 TOP
Of firs, column. this page.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. just OVEN.
hauled. side car. cheap. is;s@ s~v-
sn,h ave. Main ise7.
50 ooop u.~d esrs wtaser Ms,ee -
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AT KIRKLAND
l-PooM HOUSE AND ~
ACRES, t1se

4-room house: water tower: ont
buildings; IL acres nearly All
cleared: fronting on paved
highway: first class auto service;
not far from ferry dock: fine
school and full accredited high
school: Sc fare N seattle on
county ferry 20 Kirkland resi-
dents: boats operate from s;ts
q. m. 10 midnight: can carry
40 automobiles and 1000 passsn-
gers on each trip. Live on this
place ana work IN seattie. Oct
away from high rents and own
your own home. This place ~
4 bargain Mt $3.50: 500 cash
and $40 per month. Come 70
kirkland and inquire at office
Of Burke & Farrsr, Inc. at
ferry wharf
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ss-Malc Situations Wanted

H. woopuousr
General house repairing. iesky roofs re-
paired. pianterina and briehwort.
Queen Anne sooh
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Have you bought . thrift stamp
yet? Today IL the day.
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YAKIyiA-Joseph Barton. former
mayor OF Yakima. who completed n
twoy year term Of Office several weeks
ago, In dead here at the age OF &C.
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prKE rLACY--MONpAY

stall II, Q ros graduated sugar. SEC.
etali 70. pure natural milk. Toe At !
cream. see at atsii ~. veal chops. Use
n. legs OF veal. isc M: veal stew. ito
~. ioiu Of veal. zoe N: eorned beef.
fsc 10: hamburger and sausage. fte NJ.
stall 20. small white beans. iso 10; good
,tr. rs aEr
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Public Markets


stall :. shrifnps. lac can: Del Monte
hes,s. isc can. pineapple. ste can. or
anr. marmaiads. fTc can Andsrsors.
peas : cans sye. Del Monte eatsup. 7se
i.ottis milk. cans sfc: salmon, ise
can. Stall 80. bread, &c loaf; cookies.
, dos iso. Stall ~. best Jersey butter.
SO n: fresh ranch eggs. tec doI
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Land for Sale

w W W. htt$tto tNt t'ett,
CnEAr LAM. MO cnora. utait
prices have put tho farmers % West
cru Canada ON prosperity roofing
that was undrcamed Of before the
world war More Western Canada far
mer. have hig bank balances than ever
before. Mere Western Canada farmers
are spending this winter In California;
and FLORIDA than ever before. Mere
automobiles were bought last year by
Canadian farmers than ever before
Western Canada has struck Its stride,
and the man who sets In there now 70
roink Co make money for wears 10
ceme. Along tho lines of the Canadian
Northern Railway 10 some OF the hest
land In the country, Price SIS To We
per acre ,easy termsl, and iss,ceo
iee-acre rnEE farms let us tell you
all about Western Canada, and why
mere land was sold to American far
mers IN 1917 than In any one previous
year. Send for FREE illustrated books
and folders. Call on or address \.
nrostedt. II, v. y A, Dept, ~.
Agent Canadian Northern hallway. COS
Hastings st. Vancouver. n 9.
SAY YOU SAW Il In THE STAR.
hsAcRE IMPROVED WATER FRONT
farm for sale. cheap. or trade, good
haiidins. Ed Christensen, htan~ood'
Wash. n >.
iO-Water 'FRONT.' ffopeTty
$50 CASH. q MONTHLY
Beautiful water front tracts. 9, 10. 20
acres each. real deep, rieh Eoili VIII
stow anything. lots OF prosperous
neiRhhors Oscar brown. Hanger, Wn.
1S-Real Estate Wanted
YOUR HOME
Can ~ ssid quickly through our office
" ~ meets the requirements demanded
BY q waiting list OF intending porehss-
ere nov In cur possss-ion~ Thsrefore.
call personally aud hst your pises
With ua
JONES q rffSNry
81 second Ave. Main ssss
srr Us ABOUT THAT HOUSE,
You have FOR sale. We have buyers
wsitinE
.. y. TILL. sos Lyon fudx Elliott ~.
Third and James
fisr YOUR BUNGALOW on HOUSE
With me for sale Prices must es right
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BELIINGHAM MAN KILLED

BE1sIslNCuAM MAN KILLED
OTTAWA. Ont. Feb. 1.-THE cas-.
uaity list contains tho name Of W.
II. Earios. South Bcllingham. Wash.
killed In action.
A party Of women became infurf.
a,ed today when refused permission
to view the body Of Capt Castle.
and police had difficulty turning
them back. A constant stream OF Wis
itors went 20 the undertaker's. but
all were turned away.
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SAY YOU SAW Il In THE STAR.
n.AcRE IMPROVED WAITER FRONT
farm for sale. cheap. or tradei Eood
buildings I'D Christensen, htanwood.
Wash. "a. 3.
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$50 CASH. 81 MONTHLY
Beautiful water front tracts. Q, 10. -
acres each. real deep, rieh soft VIII
grow anything lots Of prosperous
neiRhhors, Oscar tirown. Hanger, Wn.
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xbvrRrirE rorR car nkRdkfSs
In The star. Thousands % psssfbie
prospects. veil paid workers and ship
yard men. lock- for s-t's~d Car mar
E.irs'' IN this column. See rates ct top
Of first column. this PAGE
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. JUST OVEN.
hauled. sids car. cheap. isit@ s~v-
snth ave Main kse7.
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.SReal Estate Wanted
YOUR HOME

Can ~ scid quickly through our OFFICE
" u meets the requirements demanded
BY q waiting list OF intending porehss-
ere nov IN eur possession Thsrefore,
call personally aud iist your place
With We
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

=, Notice, is hereby given that a Ger,
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Charlotte Berger. n single woman,
1uortgagor, to the Baldwin State
bank, a corporation, mortgage, dated
the 18th day of January, One Thou
sand Nine Hundred Seventeen, and
filed for record in the office OF the
Register Of, deeds Of the county OF
Eurleigh and state ,$of North Dakota
on the l4tir 3day ef$$tt February, One,
Thousand Nine. Hundred Seventeen.
at $3.50 O'Clock a. III. and recorded in
book 13S OF Mortgages ON page PIP,
will be fOreclOSed by sale of the prem
Uses in said mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door of the
court house in the city of Bismarck,
county Of Burleigh and state Of North
Dakota at the hour of 300 p. m. on
the Bird day Of December, One Thou
sand Nine Hundred Eighteen. to salts
fy the amount due upon said mort
gage on the date of the sale.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be sold to
Satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows:
, The East Half of West Half &c IL
of W 1-2) Section Eight (S), Township
l. ne Hundred Forty-one CAD Range
Eighty (SC) West of the 9TH Principal
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e Meridian, Burleigh County, "North Da-

Meridian, Burleigh County, North Da-
kOt..
The Mortgagor, having failed to pay
one installmcnt OF Twenty ($20.oO)
Dollars, due January 18th. 1918. the
mortgage hereby elect to declare the
full amount thereof due rnd payable.
and there will be due on the day OF
sale the. sum OF One Hundred One
Dollars and Eighty Cents ($l01.S0)
together with the statutory attorneys
fees and disbursements allowed by
law. The MortgagOr having failed to
pay interest amounting to Sixty
($G000) Dollars. on the hercinbefore
described land, the Mortgagee herein
paid this amount which is included in
the amount claimed to be due on the
mortgage being forecloscd herein.
Dated October "a. 1918
BALDWIN STATE BANK.
MQrtgagee.
II. G. Higgins,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Baldwin, N. D.
10 %; | s Is % 20.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter Of the Estate OF John
L. Gunderson DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, Herbie Gunderson, execu'
trix OF the last will Of John e. Gunder-
son, late Of the town of Driscoll. in
the county OF Rurleigh and state Of
North Dakota, deceased, to the cred
itors off, and all persons having
claims against. said deceased, to ex-
hi5it them with the necessary vouch.
ers, within six monthsIafter the first
publication of this notice, to said exc
cutrix at the office of F.. e. McCurdy.
in the city of Bismarck in said Bur
leigh county, North Dakota.
Dated October 18th, A. D. 1918.
HERBIE GUNDERSON,
EXectriX.
First publication on the 18th day
of October, A. ID. 1918.
10 IS %; II 1 5
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Lazaro, @Stracciari, Baklanoff-three
OF the world s greatest and best-head 4
the list of Columbia artists WHO make
new records for November
And what glorious records they are!
Lazaro, tittingly called the tenor of
the generation" sings that magical
burst Of passion which comes in the
first act of "Rigoletto" Dukes
careless "Onesta Onella," Baklanoff,
greatest of Russian baritones, offers the
lifting Fishers song from "Giacanda,"
while Stracciari turns to his favorite
opera for an aria of rare brilliance and
powerful dramatic feeling-the "Pari
Siamo" or 'Rigoletto." Truly here
are three records no photograph owner
can afford to be without.
Then come the two sopranos whose
voices we're the sensations among last
seasons debuts-Lashanska and Bar
bara Maurel. The former sings 4 gem
Of purest melody, Ma Curly Headed
Babby," while our charming Alsatian
songstress chooses, THE Land of the
Sky Blue Water" and BY the Waters
Of Minnetonka, for her record.
A new record by this New York
Philharmonic is always an event-this
month Mr.. Stransky's> master musi-
clans render LISTS immortal Second
hungarian Rhapsody, with the bril-
liant Flower Waltz from the Nut
cracker Suite" on the back. Here is q
record of marvellous beauty.
Oscar Seaglc, pre-emincnt among
singers Of heart songs" is at his best
when putting his wonderful voice into
the rare, rich beauties of old ballads,
This month he makes for Columbia a
record with, Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes," on one side, and Loeb
Lomond," on the other.
Another record by an American
singer of international fame is the soul
stirring, Freedom for All Forever"
sung by Vernon Stiles. This great
inspirational song calls for mighty
vocal powcrs.just the qualities that
have made Mr. Stiles famous. On the
back is, well Never Let the Old Flag
Fall" another fine war song.
Clear as crystal, pure as the notes Of
a bird, are the exquisite silver tones of
Howard Kopp's Nylophone. 1t is
music that never loses it's charm. For
November, this talented musician
plays Orchids and Messenger Boy
March"
Among the other instrumental rec
ords on Columbia s.Novcmber list are
"Fumculi, Fumcula," the old familiar
Neapoltan folk song, played by
what do you think? Ukuleles! In the
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T0r your


hands of the Hawaiian Trio, AZ is
marvellous music.
Then there is 4 wonderful bit of
chamber music by Violin, Flute and
Harp Trio-"Flowcr Song" and Sweet
Longing" played with the rare beauty
that only such Instruments can achieve.s
The famous Serbian Tambourit1a
Orchestra that is making such a stir in
this country, makes another of these
haunting, exotic records Of Serbian
waltzes which are proving so popular
with phonograph owners and dancers
alike.
Among the popular songs, Columbia
has a number of the newest Broadway
hits, both war songs and sentimental.
One of the best, of course, is Irving
Berlin's, How | hate to get up in the
Morning" Another is Smiles" that
wonderful harmony that is sweeping
the country.
= George Macfarlane, prince of vaude-
vile entertainers, makes his Columbis
bow this month! This popular comedian
sings in his own rich vein the song
George Cohan wrote for him-"When
You Come Back, and You Will Come
Back" It's record you want-as
sure as you wouldn't miss hearing
George himself when he came to town.
Henry Burr, and the Broadway
Quartette in Come Along Ma Honey"
Sterling Trio in "Pickaninnies' Para
disc" Charles Harrison S rich tenor il
Dear Little Boy of Nine" Hugh
Donovan singing the great Allied war
cry, Zone for All and All for One;"
with Arthur Fields giving his great
Victory" on the back; THE Yanks
Are At 1t Again." Roses of Picardy;"
these are some of the populars that
space forbids describing, but which
you positively shouldn't miss hearing
at your dealers. Make note, also,
to ask for ooh, Boys, Carry Me long
n wonderful old negro melody sung by
Harry G.. Browne (himself) and ac-
companied by himself on the banjo! !,
Then there are dance records galore.
as you would expect on Colunibiaslist.
lockers Brothers play "Mama's Blues''
and Some Shape" Wilbur Sweat1nan's
Original Jazz, Organization syncopates,
ooh, You Ia, la" Princes Orchestra
contributes two dreamy waltzes and
the famous U. s. Army Lanciers; while
Princes Band>plays wonderful medleys
Of the latest war songs, with fox tree
and one-step arrangements. Surely,
here is great music for your next dance
catchy, lively melodies that give :
tremendous boost to that keep Sni-
ing American spirit that is winning
the war and managing to be quite
cheerful about doi1.g it. Pa
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WAR HUMoR

Horses" said the Yankee soldier
off duty in France. Guess you can't
talk to me about horses. I had an old
mare. Maizypop, who once Icked our
best express by a couple Of miles on
a S0-mile run to Chicago .,r.4
That's nothing said the Canadian,
with whom he was swapping yarns.
81 was out on my farm one day, about
80 miles from the house, when a
frightful storm came up. I turned the
pony's head for home. and do you
know, he raced the storm so close for
the last ten miles that didn't feel a
dron. while my dog. only 10 yards
behind. had to swim tthe whole dis
tance'' N
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the Township Of Doveray in the coun-
ty of Murray and state of Minnesota,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said
deceased. to exhibit them with the ne
cessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this no.
tee, to said executor at the office OF
Newton, Dullam & Young in the City
of Bismarck in said Burleigh county,
North Dakota, and that G. F. Dullam
of bismarck, North Dakota. is the
agent of such executor in North Da-
kota upon whom process may be
served
Dated October 80, A. D. 1918.
BERT MIILIGAN,
Executor.
Newton Dullam & Young,
Bismarck, n ID.
Attorneys for the Executor.
IL Is %.
"a --RuY W. s. So
MONDAY IS THE DAY.
Monday Morning at 8 o'clock.
------suy IS. 49,
God hates a fearful giver. Smile.
United War Work Fund.
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abouts. suitable reward Win be paid
for same Wmsodc, BisrraTek, \: D.

book containing over
5000 Waterman fountain pen, $50
receipt government bond. Finder
return to Tribune office receive lio-
eral reward. II ).
LOST-Child blue cape. Will find
er please phone 4S2 r. Mrs. Ed
White II & 1t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter OF, the estate of Fred
Glen Rupp, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
c.8%ot r.! Esaa, executor of the
last will OF Fredolen Rupp, late Of
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SQUIRREL FOOD
By Ahern, .@ +"
AS Lincoln Said: "A Mans Legs
Should be Just Long Enough
to Reach the Gr0und!"
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08

PIANO FOR RENT. IA
FOR sSALE-Househol GOODS Com.
z; st :pIete dining room set, .%golden
oak, good as new. Library table, rug
9x12, brass bed. and other house
hold goods. Call at 2l3 End street
- or phone 634X.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08

STORAGE-Our brick nearly ire
proof warehouse offers the public
a safe. clean and light storage Tor
household goods, etc. Automobiles
stors.l at $500 per month dead stor-
age. Il. V. Lair, First Guaranty
y Rank II 2 Ct
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08

STORM WINDOWS washed anu put
on. Experienced hands. Phone
627X. A. Olson, 313 Fourth street
II q / wk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08

MR. FARMER-Now is the time to
dispose of your live and dressed
poultry For best results and high
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08

FOR RENT-Two rooms modern, hot
water heat 419 .Srd street. Phone
3S9X. ~. II 5 1t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS

LEAVING THE CITY ! -;ill sell my
Ford car. fine running condition.
Price $500. r: II. Meyers.
Ii u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-08

FOR RENT-R0om in modern house,
! Mrs. Mary Mclean, 4O4 First street.
Telephone $50. = ... - IL 8. wk