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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
MARSH ALLEN
AND BURRILL
WIN NET FINALS

SPOKANE, July Marshall Al
len and W. H. Burriil, r., Of Seattle.
won the sectional doubles champion
ship hero yesterday. when they do
fcaied the representatives Of the spo-
kane Tennis club. A. s. Milne and II.
A. Rhoadea
Tho spokane team took the firrt
two sets easily. but Allen and Bur
riii came back strong ia the third
set. and took II by a 8 count The
next set w~ni 90 tho Seattle men by
the count OF 60. while the fifth and
deciding set was won by Allen and
Hurrln by T-s score. The sets the
spokane men won went by 60. 60
counts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
CHICAGO
MILLER
FLOORS
TACOMAN

Andre Anderson. the Chicago
heavyweight mauicr. and Tiny Her
man. the Tacoma boy fought four
rounds 20 an even verdict az Liberty
park last night There wasn't much
excitement 10 the battle except In
the second round when Herman
started 20 get rough. The Tacoma
gladiator took Anderson by the waist
and heaved him across the ring. An.
dorson got real pecyish and went
after Herman In rial eaveman style.
altho he didn't do much damage.
After exchanging a few Wild wal
lops after Herman had hurled An.
derson across the ring. the Chicago
miller caught Herman flush on the
chin with "A right from hts hips as
Herman was going into ciinch and
Herman was on the floor when the
bell nng. the gong probably saving
him the fight.
Tho bis fellows moved around
fairly fast In the opening round.
with Herman doing most OF the
leading with his left. while Anderson
was content 10 wait for Herman 10
lead. using stlff right cross as
Herman came In. The round was
even.
Anderson won the second round
by virtue OF his knockdown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
VOLTAGE WINS
$1,000 PURSE

CLEVELAND. July s-voitaKv
won the annual faSig Sweeps,akes
her, yesterday for a purse Of $4,000.
Voltage ted tho way all thru the rsac-.
which was IN. feature OF tho Grand
Circuit racing week at North Ran
DAN The affairs Will be completed
by saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
MADISONs vs.
FELIX CLUB

The big game on Sundays schcd-f
ule will be the Madison park-Feiizi
club mix nj Walla Walla- The loser
OF this game will be out OF the rum
ming for the title In League No. ~
Madison park " favorite TO wini
Sunday because they DEBATED tho
Taliors and tho Tallors In turn do
feafed the Felix club.
The Tailored Ready crew WIN
tanele with the Spartan A. C. at
Lincoln park Sunday. This win wind
up the Tailorn' regular schedule. and
II they win they are cinch TO tot
for first place honors in their sec-
ton.
In the other games Sunday tbs
Rainier Valley Juniors meet the CITY
Cubs at Columbia field and the In
terbay Juniors tangle with the Sham
rock Athletic club at Woodland park
The city title win be decided bs-
tween the winners OF the two lcagun<
as soon as their schedules are COM
pleted. The title series will be The.
best two out OF three games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
WOODS SHOULD HAVE
HAD DRAW

The Zuxu Kld had a doubtful call
over soldier Woods. II was n Wild
battle all the way. but honors seemed
pretty even. Tho Soldier forced all
the fighting and had tho Kid rcriinr
at one stage OF tho bout II was q
good battle for the boys who like a
slam hang affair.
Joe Dunn and Bud oliver fought a
slugwing draw IN the opener. They're
fcatherweiEhts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

King tear. Pre- young indsidsr vsn
was slated to 90 20 the les Angeles
riuh. 10 en- hfs way 70 Join tho Kan An
tsnio riub tn the Texas league. lie
started oat the season vita the Chicago
Cats and thea vent 60 tho Ssw York
Giants ~ the waiver rsuts. Ito 10 bsiuE
fartnsd out ~ a.. Giants saf the ssa.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

sammy Bohne put mp . ssewfin9
game yesterday. cracking cut thrre
hard singles and running the bases
like ~ Cobb. He stopped Lane.
hard drive down tho third base limo
with his gisyrsi hand In the fiffh aud
to~-ed o1t. his man. sammy was cut
Of po-ition when he made tho play.
but he carghf his man. n seattle
had about IS men with sammy. GIN
ger we'd he leading the league In .
walk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
HAGEN WINS IN
FRENCH MEET

PARIS. July s-Waifcr Hagen.
the American professional goif star.
defeated fafi,te. the French star. in
the French open golf championship
here yesterday. Tho score AZ the end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Eidr~d Was the lead-off hitter on
hi. first -four trips To- Tie plate yes
t~rday. and he hat safely every time.
His blow In the sixth was .srztshy.
Brubaksr falling down when he tried
to field hi. sharp groandss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

OF the second days play was 2ss up.
and Hagen yesterday made two
rounds with the score OF 100 while
The Frenchman made /, In lSI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Oakland has used five pitchers IN tws
days. and the brand has been 81 a de-
cided iimbarxer flavor. with tho sxcep-
tiorl % the fsw balls pitched ~ Bum
Ariett. tho hix hf-hAndsr. Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Tho tribe Ia hitting the ball IN the
pinchss ~ the gang would only pefk up
their work In tsr field we'd sffft winning
regularly The defense Of the locals has
been their BIG weakness all year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
WILDE AND PETE
HERMAN TO MIX

Pete Herman. bautamweight
champ. and Jimmy Wilde. tho fly.
weight champion Of England. are
slated to meet In London. scptem.
Der /. for a purse OF 1000.
The two little fellows are fairly
evenly matched. and the bout II at.
tracing interest everywhere. cape-
c!ally In the British Isles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Isfr Jones. Harvard university first
sAsksr last year. has signed 20 play With
connie Msrks Athletics. hs ~iii report
lTnmrflAtslr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
HERMAN TAKES
THIRD ROUND

The third round went to Herman.
The Tacoma miller came back after
hitting the floor In the previous
round and demonstrated that he
knew how 10 use his left miit.
The boys slowed down a bit In the
final session. with neither having
much Of an advantage. Referee
Schaeht's draw decision was o. X
with the customers
Herman was the faster Of the two
millers last night ami was In nns
shape. the extra beef be used to
carry having been trained down. An
derson. however. lanacd the cleaner
blows and his knockdown gave him
a bit tho shade in tho fight
Jimmy Storey. local wcltcrgc.Rht.
didn't hurt his game any by laying
off for awhile because he made
short work OF Dixie Walker. the
Yakima hid. Just as We predicted
Walker forgot 20 keep his chin pro-
tccted and IN the first round Storey
slapped home his famous onc-two
punch and Walker hit the floor in n
heap. he got up but storey nalned
home blows on the Yakima boy 50
fast that schacht gave the fight to
Storey after minute of milling
Storey viii meet Tavic Davis. Coast
champion. AZ the Arena Wednesday
Eddie Moore. the little newSboy
miller. was given a setback by Lui.
Wis Jones. Tacoma battier. Jones
ouiboxcd Moore all the way. and his
defense was too strong for the scat
Ito boz. -ho couldn't land his IA.
NOUS haymnkor. Jones won the ref
erce'a verdict without a doubt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

sEDRo WOOLLEY. July s-By
defeating Stanwood. 81. Clear Lake
made one moro step toward the
championship Of the Big SIX league
yesterday.
Clear Lake and Mount Vernon.
both fighting for the championship
OF the Big six league. Will contest at
Clear Lake Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
HOW MARKERS
WERE MADE

Demarec held the enemy safe the
rest Of the way while Seattle counted
two In the nth when Cunningham
singled and went to second on
Bohne's sacrifice and moved to third
on Murphy's infleld out. Then the
eminent slugger. Mr.. Brick Eldred
stepped to the log and pounded the
little round onion far into left field
for a round trip. producing the blow
that pulled US out OF the cellar for
the first time In many weary weeks.
A loss for Seattle today and win
for Sacramento over the Seals will
put US back In the basement. It's
up 10 the home boys TO fail US to
victory again II we want TO keep
clear OF the bottom.
Either Holling or Ariett can be ex-
pected to mount the hill for the Wis
TORY today while Bob Geary Is the
most likely candidate for mound
duty for the home club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Columbia Colo. tho new American
beer.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Herman and Anderson Box Draw
BALLARD BEAVERS TO
MAKE BIG BID FOR CUP

counting on the box work OF Hheedy,
10 bring them the title In their SEQ
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08


Druhaker. the new Oak shortH,op. IL
very sweet ball player. lie IL fast In the
field and takes pretty cut at tho ball
After starting out the game ilks
b,rhsr By making a Wild hsavs to first
a. 4 dropping a pitched ball which count
cd IN Oakiand's scoring. baldwin came TO
life and played some real baseball be-
hind the plate the rest Of the way yes
tsrday. He stung the ball FOR three safe
ties during the fray.
Everybody squawks when Al DEM
aree starts p~gging the hail to first
with runner~ on tho initial bag, but
he caught Cooper. ono Of the fastest
men In the league, fist-footed off Of
first in the ninth
a. Aristt Oak first saeker. grabbed a
lucky double In tho fourth when he
dropped a Fly on the left field foul line
He scored when krsuse slapped a double
to left
~cN~S~o~~~-~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~
BY Woodward ~. runs Z. hits s. at bat
TO- Krauso plus. runs 8, hits ~. at bal
20. Runs responsible for Wood ward z.
Demaree 2. Krause 9. Kremer z. Credit
victory 70 Demaree. charge defeat 20
Krsmer. Time Of EAfns--2.1S. Umpires
---Toman and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
6EATTLE TAXES
LEAD

Seattle plugged away at the offer.
ings OF krause. the veteran Oak
southpaw. scoring a brace OF runs in
the third. another counter In the
fourth and onc IN the sixth. Eidred
tripied In tho seventh and Ken
worthy doubled. knotting the count.
Carl Zarnlock hoped a drive over
second base for one base and the
graceful MIR. Kenwcrthy counted
which put Seattle tn the lend c to 5.
With thar blow Krause beat re-
treat for the dugout and Krcnier
mounted the knoll. He stopped fur.
ther scoring until the fatal 18th.
Dennis Willie was sent In 10 piaeh
hit for Iorrner in the ninth and he
tied Up the score with a drive against
the right field wall which fell inside
Of the bieachers for a circuit count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

chicago y. ~ Louis 2.
PittsesrE ,. Phtiaiislpaia 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

mitt, cutting off a run in the
sixth. With the score s to 5
with Seattle leading in the
ninth Dennis Willie. Oak
pinchhitter drove the ball into
the right field bleachers for
the circuit. Those two stunts
were worth the price of adj
mission.
II WAS n Wild hall game from the
first gong until Eldred's homer
hoped into the bleachers Oakland.
started off strong and had piled up
: four.run lead on Woodward. Sc.
nftle's new hurlcr In the first three
and a half innings by cracking the
ball In the pinches. Woodward didn't
skew thing In the pitching line and
was about as effective as can OF
kerosene would be in putting out a
fire. He tossed the ball over the
grAndsfard when he was yanked
from the mound and II cost him a
$50 fine and a 10 day suspension. II
vaa small town stuff. His days as
= Siwash seem to be numbered.
Al Dcmarcc finished the game and
dtd pretty good Job OF Il. getting
credit for the victory.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

BUILDING AND LOAN solicitors. Must
be able to deliver the goods. New as
& Loan Association of Montana. Lewis
town, Montana.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
FOR SALE-FURNITURE

SPECIAL two sets of dining room chairs,
2 dining tables, library tables kitchen
tables and kitchen chairs, dressers,
2 rugs S. and $40, one 6-hole range
$40: one laundry stove. big size, and
old-fashioned brass candle sticks, old
fashioned brass jardiniere, hand cut.
price $50; 2 sanitary couches, complete
Iron beds and springs, 8 rocking chairs
chatting dishes. etc Selling very cheap.
800 Fifth street south.
DAvENNET and dresser for sale. 9O8
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

FLYING in S weeks Auto courses.
Y. NJ. c. A. Auto Schools, Los Angeles.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BARBER-Guaranteed $50 and 60eo over
$40. One Of the best over-money shops
In state. Wire, H. E. Flemming, Poplar,
Montana
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
CLASSIFIED AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENr-FURNIsHEp HousEs

THREE-ROOM furnished house, fone,
bath; $35. 30S1s Fifth ave. N. Fone 944s.
FIvE-ROOM modern cottage, nicely fur
nished; sleeping porch. $65. Call S05S.
FURNISHED three-room modern bum
gaIow and garden for rent during sum-
mer. Call 2116 First avenue north.
COMFORTABLY furnished four-room
house. cheap. BIT Seventh ave. south,
THkEE-ROOM furnished house. Adults
only. 408 Sixth avenue south.
FURNISHED two-room house, $500.
1111k Seventh avenue south.
THREE-ROOM furnished house for rent.
SIT per month. 901 Third avenue south.
See or call, A. ]. Fousek.
THREE-ROOM house partly furnished.
close to round house. 400 Fifth ave-
S. w. Inquire: Fone 1888. 9os Fifth
avenue north.
CALL 1898, partly furnished eight-room
modern house. 800 Third ave. north.
FOR RENT-Modern two-room house,
furnished or unfurnished. Call at 919
Sixth avenue south.
FOR KENT-UNFURNIsHE HOUSES
STRICTLY modern house Of or 10
rooms, close in, on north side. Box 81
Tribune.
MODERN 4-room and 5-room houses.
Fone 1906
Eoh RENI-OT safe, IISe-Toou Aousc'
north side. garden planted. Pacific
Agency, 102 First avenue south.
FOR RENT-Six-room house, sheds for
cows and chickens. SIS month. II
Fifth street N. w.
HOUSE for rent. Some furniture for
sale. 513 Tenth street south.
FOR RENT-Cabin. close in. furnished
or unfurnished. Also second hand tent
for sale. Inquire, James Hotel.
FIVE-ROOM unfurnished house. modern
except heat 1919 Seventh avenue north.
Apply next door, or Rutherford Realty
Co.
FOUR-ROOM modern house with gas,
u block from car, newly tinted. 3l4
Tenth street south.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE with bath, good
location, south side. 1851 Central ave.
FOUR-ROOM dwelling, 223 Eighth ave.
south. Inquire, Henry ]. Angermeier'
4I9 Ford Bldg.
UNFURNISHED houses, rooms at 21s
Fourth avenue north. Strictly modern.
SIx-ROOM dwelling at 26O0 Second ave.
north. Midkiff Spalding Co., 209ia Cen
trail avenue.
ONE Groom house with garden planted.
2215 Seventh avenue north. Inquire
next door.
FIVE-ROOM house, modern except fur
mace. north side, $3.50 per month.
D. Watson Robb. 121 Central ave.
GOOD broom house for rent, on car line,
fenced. With large garden all plant
ed, chicken house and yards, good fur
niture and garden tools for sale. snap
for cash. Phone ST06
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

ROOMING houses. hotels. restaurants,
grocery stores. See Brown, S11i2 Cen
trail.
FOR SALE-1S-room furnished rooming
house on Main street, Lewistown.
Steam heated, corner location. Rooms
cheap rent. Price $500, half cash. Ad-
dress, 204 Main Street, Lewistown.
GARAGE and equipment for sale. Good
town, near oil we'll S2500. Bargain.
Box 60 Tribune.
FOR SALE-Furniture OF 12-room apart
ment house, always full; excellent loca-
tion, good home and income. 514 Third
avenue north.
FOR SALE-Or trade, Cterms). three
Brunswick Bake pocket pool table,
nearly new. One 6-ft marble soda
fountain. One 5-ft. show case. Two
ware cases. One cash register. All COM
plete. Address, Lock Box 27, Iona,
Montana.
COMPLETE vulcanizng outfit including
A w. sect. molds, 2 Western retread
molds, buffing stand 3-HP motor, and
tools. Call, rear 12OS Third ave. north
LUMBER YARD at Ethbridge, only one,
good territory; for sale cheap. Baker
winden, Ethbridge. Mont.
FIRST CLASS BEAUTY PARLoR for
sale in a live Montana town of 5000
people. Box 1872, Billings. Mont.
FOR SALE-Transfer, feed and fuel
business in live town with $50, 900 per
month payroll. p. o. Box 617. White
fish. Mont
- -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-To buy, 3 or 4HP motor.
City Bakery & Confectionery, Cut Bank.
Montana.
WANTED-Two wire or reed flower
stands for 6-ft. windows. Fone 1888.
WANTED-To borrow $1,000 for years
on 5000 No. / city property. Box IS
Tribune.
WANTED-Two-burn gas plate in good
condition. Fone 5551.
WANTED-Boys bicycle. Call 6629, or
see Pagan & Norby.
WANTED-Portable forge and tools 5lS
Eighth avenue south.
WANTED-To buy, secondhand Peerless
beef hoist. State price. Box 316, Hfns-
dale, Montana.
WANTED-Seoond-ha furniture Ne
tropolitan Hardware Co. Fone 1880.
WANTED-second-h hand furniture OF all
kinds. We pay cash. Fons ss$o J.
Ellsberg Furniture Co.
BEST PRICES paid for discarded cloth
violins, guitars, shot guns. revolvers.
trunks, suit cases etc. We call to buy
Fone $3.50. The Toggery Shop 40 First
avenue south
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
THREE-ACRE truck garden with four
room house, sl.4oO cash. balance easy
payments; u mile west of American n
Brewery. Ed Stromer.
BY OWNER-Five and ten acre traxts
Apt. /. Davies Inn
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified advertisements to residence
addresses.
FURNISHED ROOMS


FURNISHED room for two. 700 Third
avenue north. Fone 6559.
LARGE furnished room, ground floor.
Also garage. 412 Fifth ave. N. Fone o4eo
WELL furnished front room suitable for
one or two. Bath, hot water; reason
able rent. close in. Fone $3.50. Alt
Fourth avenue south.
TRANSIENT rooms by day or week.
212h Central avenue.
NEATLY furnished Groom apartment on
ground floor; private entrance. Fone
571S.
NICE clean sleeping room with hot and
cold water for SIG month, at 4o9A
Central.
NICELY furnished sleeping room. 40S
Fifth avenue north.
Fourth street north
MODERN furnished room. 626 Third ave.
north.
CONVENIENT, modern, front room, 8
blocks to P. o. North side. Fone 460S.
FURNISHED rooms. 71s Seventh ave. N.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms to gentle
man. 612 Third avenue north.
FURNISHED room with bath. Fone 1855.
COMFORTABLE room, suitable for one.
80 Third street north.
MODERN ROOM. 211 Third ave. north.
SINGLE ROOMS completely furnished
for housekeeping; also sleeping rooms;
avenue north.
ROOM in modern house. Ills 5th ave. N.
IF YOU WANT a good nights rest, or
a good rest every night. try room at
tie Hotel Ben. Fone 94T2 Brass bees
and box springs.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
for sale. Fone SITS.

ONE RUG, oak rockers, 1 bedstead,
spring and mattress; ! dresser, l sewing
machine. 1920 Fifth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
FOR sALE-FURNITURE-cont.
EAs IVIEAIAIVA NNINNJ
8 Sixth Street North. Phone 5544.

SANITARY COT, kitchen cabinet. tables,
chairs, range, stove tubs, washing ma
chine; plano boxes. Fone 694s. 1400
Eighth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
HELP wANTED-MALE


CLERKS, (men, women). 1s upward, for
postal mail service. S1So month. Exam
nations July Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, write r. Terry
(former civil service eXaminer), 40
Continental Bldg, Washington.
YOUNG MEN, IS to 81, Of neat appear
ance, capable, willing to work hard for
advancement, to travel with manager;
make $40 to SIS per day We advance
expenses. See Mr.. Forsythe. James
Hotel, evenings.
MAN wanted with car for out-of-town
work. Box 73 Tribune.
FIRST CLASS carpenters wanted. Ad-
dress, c. Haverlandt, kalispell. Mont
Box 565
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

MODERN housekeeping rooms, kitchen
ette, gas, first floor. No children. liza
Central.
TWO Housekeeping rooms, nicely furnish
ed. 525 Seventh avenue north.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 212k
Central avenue.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. 514
Third avenue north.
TWO housekeeping rooms, clean and
light; gas range, clothes closets. 1022
Second avenue north.
FOR Reimbursement housekeeping
room; woman preferred. 615 Fifth
avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms. gas and modern. 1910 Central.
HOUSEKEEPING room with kitchenette,
furnished. Call evenings. Fone 6S18.
522 First avenue north.
TWO ROOMS furnished, SIS. 1915 Sixth
avenue north.
TWO modern Housekeeping rooms, clean,
convenient, close in. S12 Third ave. S.
SUITE OF ROOMS furnished for house
keeping. 512 Third avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. SIT End ave. N.
FOR RENT-Nice modern housekeeping
rooms, including light, heat and water.
block from Hotel Grand. Sixth ST. n.
FOR RENT-Two housekeeping rooms,
modern. 41S Fourth avenue south.
TWO SETS light housekeeping rooms
for rent. 3o4 Fifth avenue south.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms at Jewel Apt,
16h Second street north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. $40 End ave. N.
MODERN room. 726 Fourth ave. south.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepi rooms.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
wANTED-sALEsMEN

FIRST CLASS salesman wanted to sell
Industrial stock for manufacturing en-
terprise with It's product now on tho
market. Address r. o. Box 1123, Bill
lings, Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

WE ARE now in the market for second
hand furniture. Stoves, ranges and
goods Of all description. Highest cash
!, price paid. Enterprise Furniture Co.
Phone 1904
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
EXPERIENCED salesman with own car
wants proposition. Fone 6837.
CLOTHING SALESMAN-Men's shoes
and furnishings, experienced buyer and
manager, bookkeeper and ad writer;
successful merchandiser, married. now
employed, desires change. Box 81 Trib
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

PLOWING-Any one wanting simmer
following or breaking done. write or
see E. l.. Stinson, Brady, Mont.
WANTED = Position by experienced
stenographer and clerk Can furnish
city reference as TO experience and
ability. Write Box 54 Tribune.
POSITION wanted by bookkeeper with
s years experience. G.. Collins, lis
Blake St, Helena.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

ROOMING houses. hotels. restaurants,
grocery stores. See Brown, S11ia Cen
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

FOR SALE-1S-room furnished rooming
house on Main street, Lewistown.
Steam heated, corner location Rooms
filled every night. Five years lease,
cheap rent. Price $500, half cash. Ad-
dress 204 Main Street, Lewistown
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
SITUATION wANTEp-FEMALE

elIOAIION w NANIED-r FINALE
DAY WORK, or take washing home.
Fone 1885,
WANTED-Day work. Fone 1902.
EXPERIENCED chambern1aid wants
work. Fone 9571.
POSITION as housekeeper for widower
with children or for old couple. Call
Parkview Hotel.
POSITION as experienced stenographer.
Fone 52S4
FIRST CLASS washing. Daywork. 6s23.
WANT to care for children. Fone s216.
WORK, by day or hour. Fone 51o9.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
-
THREE-ACRE truck garden with four
room house, S1.400 cash; balance easy
payments; II mile west of American
Brewery. Ed Stromer.
BY OwNER-Five and ten acre traxts
Apt. /. Davies Inn
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-To buy, 3 or 4-HP motor.
City Bakery & Confectionery, Cut Bank,
Montana.