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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
BUSINESS CHANGES

BUSINESS CHANCES
So0oO-ROOMING house to exchange for
dry land and assume incumberance
Fone soa3. Box 149 Tribune.
TO RENT-Or lease, thoroughly modern
cafe in best commercial hotel in town
of 1900. in western Montana. A thor
oughly established business opportunity
for one who is competent to handle 1t.
Only experienced capable people con-
sidered. Address, Box 24O Tribune.
house. newly painted and remodeied.
nicely furnished and all rented, and
double garage. This place makes a nice
home together with good income; VIII
sell reasonable for cash. Fone SS46
FOR SALE-Transfer, feed and fuel
business in live town with $15o,0O0 per
month payroll. p. O. Box 517, White
fish, Mont.
SMALL GROCERY, living rooms, cheap
rent. WIN invoice. Close In. south side.
First Mortgage Loan Company.
LARGE income paying hotel, Central
avenue. Interstate Realty, 2os,s Central:
FOR sALE-Three-chair barber shop
with bath. Doing good business A. F.
Cooper, Neihart, Mont. Box IS.
FOR sALE-The business known as The
Hut Newsstand. Consists of frame build
ing sx1o, wired for light and heat;
counter and showcase. electric and oil
heaters. Also a shoe shining bench
which could be used in connection. This
Is an independently paylnB OuSAueSs.
Reason for selling, illness. $500 takes 1t:
Call at or address, The Hut, 500 central
avenue.
BOARDING house for SALE Box 238 Trib-
une.
BARBER'S c~chair mirror case. one
barber chair for sale; good location
and no rent. 1926 takes the outfit BOX
%. Montague. Mont. --.
FOR SALE-Up-to-date barber shop
Call at 114 Third street south.
WANTED-A partner In an established
pool hall business in tho best town
In the new Judith Basin county. This
will bear Investigation. No trtflers need
apply. Address. Box 210 Tribune.
FOR RENT-Or sale. Hotel Geyser, 28
rooms, furnished. Write or telephone:
p. J. O'Hara, Geyser. Mont.
CLOTHING STORE in fire-proof GEN.
trally located building on Central ave-
nue.; 16xk50 feet In size; excellent
chance for haberdashery. Box S75. Great
Falls. Mont.
GOOD PAYING small grocery. Box 2os
Tribune
ALL OR ANY PART Of 1000 shares OF
Wyoming Yellowstone oil stock for
81 share net. Perry Fox, Thermo-
polls, Wyo.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL-Doing good
business Will sell cheap or trade for
Great Falls property or good Farm land.
Gilman Hotel, Gilman. Mont.
FOR SALE-By owner, the best money
making hotel on Central avenue. clean.
ing $4,000 per annun. Long lease, easy
terms TO reliable parties. For further
particulars write: Box 342. City.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALR

SITUATION wANTED-FEMALR
NURSE GIRL. co. wishes to care for
children afternoons and evenings. Box
PA Tribune.
AS HOUSEKEEPER or cook by widow
with two children. p. o. Box 397, City.
DAY WORK. Fone 4672. 8 to 10 a. M
LAUNDRESS wants work by day. Box
222 Tribune.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires po-
sitfon Box 2O2 Tribune.
DAY WORK or chambermaid. Fone 6S99.
WORK by hour or day. S12h End ave. n.
RESPECTABLE LADY with child wants
work as housckeeper. Box IS, Harlow
ton, Montana.
WANTED-Nursing by practical nurse
of 20 years experience. Obstetrfcal cases
a speciality. Mrs. Nan Greene. Clancy.
Mont.
HOUSEKEEPING work. Box 209 Tribune.
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PLEASE NOTE-Ws do not charge
classified advertisemenfs to rssi.
dence addresses.
AUTOS FOE SALE

AUIOS IOk 1A11a.~.--~---~~ 1A11
KELLY-sPR1NGF1ELD Kant-snp tire.
33x4; never been on wheel. Palace
Hotel. Fifth street south.
GOOD FORD truck for sale cheap. Call
between office hours. 225 Second st. So:
CHALMERS. '16 model. in good shape;
cheap for cash. Full information ON re-
quest. George Tufts, Clearwater, Mont:
LATE MODEL Dodge touring car for
sale, by owner; Al. Would take Foro 9
p. o. Box 1885.
FOR SALE-Ford touring car. last sum
mer model. Inquire at the Hub Clothing
Store.
GOOD FORD for sale. 800 Seventh ave.
south. Fone 9781. ----------
DODGE ROADSTER and touring car for
sale. Motor Inn, 1919 Second ave-
nue. north.
FOR sALE-One 1920 New Moline trec-
tor One 80 Overland; l 1917 stude,
First avenue north.
ONE-TON Ford truck ............. $50 .$$a55oo
Ford touring car ................S SSoo Soo
Five-passenser Five seseaesa Light Six Buick -
touring western Seg Motor Company Wv
FOR sALE-Hudson super-six. World
News Co., City.
BARGAIN-Five- e-passenger car. nearly
new, at a big sacrifice. Electric City
Garage. 4o1 Fourth street south.
FOR SALE-Ford car with enclosed de-
livery body or with roadster box First
class condition: Four new tires Bar Bar
gain. Also $175 cash register for 500.
Good as new. Fone 1852
STUDEBAKER SIX, 1917 model, in Al
condition, including tires. Snap to right
party. Highway Auto Co. Fone 6552.
tires in perfect condition. WIN trade
for touring car. C. A. Sheldon, 314-316
First avenue north.
GREAT FALLS Secondhand Auto Ex-
change. We sell cars on commission.
1920 sTUDEBAKER Light Six. almost
miss iris buy. 41s First avenue north.
1919 HUDSON speedster. Wire wheels,
| used only eight months. Owner leaving
| Montana soon. An excellent buy. p. O..
Box 26, Great Falls.
FORD CARS for hire without drivers.
ONE 1918 Lexington 5-passenger:. One
dition. Holt Realty Co, Is Second
street north.
One Ford
One Dodge
| One 4-90 Chevrolet
i One Chalmers, like new
| THURSTON MOTOR co.
USED CAR BARGAINS
! OVERLAND Model 85-4 touring. 1925 90.
| New top, newly painted. new tires.
| A bargain.
| OVERLAND Model 65-6 touring, 81 900.
! Rebuilt, newly painted, good tires.
OVERLAND Model 75-B touring, $4,000.
| Good >nes, car ready for the road.
| TERMS on above, II desired.
| Oyerland-Great Falls Company,
| 301 First avenue north.
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WANTED sALEsMEN

FIRST-CI.ASS salesman wanted to sell
Industrial stock for manufacturing on
terprise with fts product now ON 9ne
market. Address r. O. box 1129. Bull
iuRo. Mont
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SITUATION WANTED-MALB
PASTRY BAKER and bakers table hand
Also good cake decorator. State wages
Box 1856 Tribune.
YOUNG MAN with good education de-
sires work evenings. Box 236 Tribune.
WANTED-Position as foreman or ir-
rigation manager on irrigated ranch;
thoroughly understand handling all
kinds OF machinery and stock. Box 215
Tribune.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07

EOR eALE-FUKNITUkE
FURNITURE for five rooms by the
piece. very cheap II taken before the Sth.
412 Third avenue south.
RANGE, sewing machine. chiffonier. bed
stead, two cots, and various household
articles. 1923 Fifth avenue north.
FOR SALE-Furriture of four-room
house. Mahogany living room suite
fumed oak dining room suite. white
Hoosler kitchen cabinet, Peninsular
high oven range. heater. Ice Palace
refrigerator. bedroom set. Cheap for
quick sale. Party leaving city. Call at
719 Eighth street north.
ONE oak hall tree with large mirror;
l leather couch; l combination bookcase
and writing desk; l 8-ft. extension
dining room table; l mahogany dresser
with large mirror; bedsteads; l
buffet; rocking chairs. 10h Twelfth
street north.
CHEAP-Raby buggy. bed. cot, table.
chairs, cabinet, ice box, oil and coal
stoves. dishes. tub. boiler. 1400 Eighth
avenue north. Fone 6948. Will trade
for horse. cow. buggy, farm imple-
ments.
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a0UsEKEEPIxn n00MS n00M~-~.~
ONE large front room and closet. one
bedroom, lavatory and kitchen. with
gas range. Fone 6S19. 9l1 Fourth ave. n.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms In
modern home. No children. 800 Sixth
avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished light housekeep-
Ing rooms. I'LL End ave. N. Fone SO49.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 222
Seventh avenue south.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for house.
keeping on ground floor. SIS per month.
113 Sixth street south.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, nicely FUR
nished. 514 Third ave. north.
FOUR furnished housekeeping. rooms. hot
closets 717M Fifth avenue south.
TWO-ROOM apartment on car line
Bath and gas. 1904 Sixth avenue north.
NICE front rooms, furnished for house
keeping. heat, lights. gas, on car line.
1014 Fifth avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. cook with
electricity. for two. 217 Third ave. NO
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 61s First av. N:
-FOUR modern rooms. ground floor
garden. 703 Fifth ave. north.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, modern bungalow. No children.
GA Fifteenth street north.
TWO-ROOM apartment, furnished, ground
floor, private entrance. No children
desired. 9O2 Sixth ave. No. Fone 6671.
FOR RENT-Laree front room for light
housekeeping; modern; gas. AT Seventh
avenue south
FRONT housekeeping suites. Hotel
Vaughn.
FOR RENT-Two modern furnished
housekeeping rooms. Apply, 500 Sixth
avenue south.
APARTMENTS. IS month. Fone 6s4s.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, ground floor. 1908 Third ave. N
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 1912 LIST ave. S.
TWO nice housekeeping rooms, gas range.
. clothes closets, furnace heat. 1922
Second avenue north.
HOUsEKEEP'G rooms. 41e Fifth ST. No.
ROOMS for light housekeeping or one
single room. 1915 First ave. north.
FRONT ROOM. 1905 Sixth ave. north.
MODERN furnished room for light house.
keeping. 304 Fifth avenue south.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepi rooms.
MODERN kitchenette. Savoy Hotel. $40
Second avenue south.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 6lO Seventh
street north.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepin rooms.
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTs

UNFCRNISHED APARTMENTS
THREE-ROOM apartment. steam heat,
electric range. only $25 month. Flat
Iron West side.
THREE-ROOM with private bath. 115
Tenth street north. Call after 1O:3O a. m.
MODERN front apartment. heated. Might
furnish Fone 6247. Clio Third ave. So.
FIVE-ROOM fiat, modern. u Twelfth
street north. Parkview Apis.
FOR RENT-Three-room unfurnished
apartment close In. H. J. Skinner &
Son.
FOR RENT-One Nollar corner apart
ment, strictly modern. unfurnished.
after April /. Fone S363
FIVE-ROOM apartment, First avenue
and Seventh street north. Nilsson &
Smith. Phone 9489.
TWO-ROOM and kftchenette apartments.
strictly modern. for rent. Bungalow
Court. Apply Hickman S34 Central. -
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rURNrsHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED APARTMENTS
ONE large single apartment, furnished,
with spare bedroom, suitable for three
or four adults. 1011 Second ave. north.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment strict
ly modern. 316 Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED apartment for rent. 524
Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED apartment; private bath.
216 Second avenue north. ROLAND Apis
FURNISHED apartment Of three rooms,
modern. 1912 Fifth avenue north
ONE furnished flat. Ill Fourteenth st.
north. Fone S57S.
THREE-ROOM furnished apartment,
down stairs. 81 Fifth ave. south.
FURNISHED apartment. West Hotel.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment OF two
rooms. No children. 521 Fifth ave. No.
TWO and Groom apartments. 515 Eighth
street south. Berkshire Apartments.
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Runrrsurn noonea


NICELY furnished room for gentleman.
1lO9 second avenue south.
FURNISHED front room for rent. close
In. 113h Park drive.
SNAIL comfortable room 80; garage S.
61O Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED room. 413 Fifth street No:
ROOM for gentleman. 500 Fourth ave.
north. Fone 1852.
NICELY furnished sleeping room in mod
ern house, $3.50 week. F0ne S846.
713 Sixth street south.
FURNISHED rooms. SO End ave. north.
MODERN front room. IA End ave. north.
MODERN furnished room. SIC Second
avenue south. Fone 1858.
FURNISHED room. sos 9Th ave. north.
PALACE HOTEL, 307 Firth street south.
and 75c transient. A good quiet place
to stay at.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room. mod
ern. 721 Second avenue north.
FURNISHED room 213 Third ave. No.
References
FOR rb,Ea RENrmReoms in srsen Block; fa;
B. P. McNair. First Nat1 Bank Bldg.
MODERN furnished front room, $12 per
month. 315 Third street north.
FOR RENT-sleeping rooms and house
keeping suites Hotel VanderVof1. Cnoer
new management.
ROOM in modern house. 1116 1st ave. No:
FURNISHED room. 314 Fourth St. No:
MODERN room. $40 Fourth street north.
ROOM for two working girls. House
keeping privileges. Very reasonable.
Fone 1859.
FURNISHED rooms. 722 Third ave. No.
FURNISHED room. 40 Fifth ave. north.
ROOMS for rent, cheap. 1926 sth ave. n.
IF YOU WANT a good nights rest. or
a good rest every night, try a room at
the Hotel Ben. Fone 9472. Brass beds
and box springs.
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sI1uArroN wANrED-MALR

,UsEKEEPING work. Box 2os Tribune
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07

ADDING machines. new and second
hand. e. w. Harris, 121h Central ave-.
Great Falls.
FOR SALE-Tailor's Sisger sewing ma.
chine. 21S Central ave-. Fone 6S36.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07

FOR SALE-Rebuilt tractors. Ono
1879 Case; one 2o-s5 Avery; one 900
1880 Avery. All ready to 60 to work.
We also have some good secondhand
plows. Terms ie desired. Montgomery
Machine company, s0l Second street
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To Avoid Bookkeeping Cash Should Accompany Orders.
professional and Merchandising
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cMInoPnAcrORs.

DIR. ~. L. DITTO. Bresn Blk. Fone sssl.
o'Connell 6 o'Connell. Hastings Apt. ls2s.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Medford. ore-A body Of cinnabar
ore, which it is estimated will produce
over s5o0,0 600 worth OF quicksilver. was
recently uncovered in the War Eagle
mine in the Gold Hill district 1t is
thought this will produce $500, 900
worth of mercury and a aston furnace
Is being installed to handle the ore,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21
NetCS About Greg
On'S Industries

Portland 15e-Everyth.ng is now in
readiness Tor commencement Of work
on the proposed l15-t5n factory Of the
recently Incorporated Vegetable Oil
Mills company Its operation VIII mean
the Importation annually Of 100000
worth Of raw copra and the handling
Of double that amount in the finished
product Ii viii provide return cargoes
FOR vessels carrying Oregon pine to
Australia and New Zealand Single
orders for c~ocoaEut oil from inland
manufacturing plants sometimes reach
the Pacific Coast manufacturers and
importers in such volume as 50 tank
cars Of IN average Of 10000 pounds per
car.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Portland Ore-Nauufacture Of Gasco
furnaces is developing into an import
ant local Industry These heating con-
trivances perform the functions Of an
ordinary hot air furnace, but burn no
wood. They are equipped with an auto
matte thermostat that can be set. much
in the fashion Of an alarm clock.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Portland, Ore,-The only goat dairy
in the northwest is being established
by the Portland Goat Dairy company,
a new local corporation, which has Sc
cured range privilege on q 60o-acre
tract near Rocky butte. It now has
100 milk goats Later the herd will be
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Salem. ore-At least $4,000 will be
spent by the Oregon Growers Cooper
alive association in the coming year to
advertise to the world the merits of the
Oregon prune. 1t will be marketed un-
der the name Of "Mistland."
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Albany, ore-Two Of the members Of
the firm of the Alec Wood Products
company here, now rebuilding its plant
that was destroyed by fire. have dis
posed Of their half interest and will
take over and operate a sawmili for
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Gresham. Ore-Fifty tons Of potato
-four put Up in pound packages, much
like cornstarch, have been turned ont
Of the new Northwest Potato Starch
and Milling company since 1t began
operations here in the middle Of June.
The product has found a place on the
shelves Of 200 grocery stores in the
state and was exhibited AT the Multno-
nah county fair. As soon as reorgani-
cation Of the company, now contem-
plated, can be effected, plans will be
outlined for It's expansion. The ON
pany utilities the culls, which have
hitherto gone 70 waste,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Portland ore-usu.tuti7u Ok six
p-9rtlaua-uaie motion pictures has
been arranged Tor through the Piou-
contract have been secured 10y the
American Telegraph company Of this
city Tor three western productions
Each OF the new Aims is 90 cost be
tween $4,000 and s5aoo6
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Lostine. Ore-Marble Of very fine
grade is to be quarried in this region by
the wallowa Marble and Granite works.
Capital is now being raised to open up
commercially the marble deposits in
the Lostiue mountains.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

tured by the Universal Implement COM
psny Of this city. 1t is a small ma
chine OF 1890 pounds but has been
constructed so as to do the work of
those Of 5000 pounds
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Portland Ore-Cous,ructiou viii be-
gin within the next SO days on the
Western Wool Warehouse Company,
The buildings are estimated TO cost
100000 and will be on a three-aore
tract
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

LOST-Air motor horn from Ford car.
On road between Heppner and Lexlng-
ton. Finder please return TO The Ga
zette-Times office
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Medford, Ore-The largest one-day
sale and the highest average price ever
received for Rogue River pears was
made in New York last week. Thirteen
cars sold for an average Of nearly
$4,000 a car. One car Of ANXIOUS from
Fear oreAk orchard sold for s2s6o, o.
81 a half box.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Oregon City. ore-water power ex-
pansion at its plant here is being con-
templated by the Crown Willamette
Paper company. An application to Sc
cure this has been filed with the fed
eral water power commission.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Portland, Ore.-An Oregon product
for which the demand Is steadily in
creasing and which is proving a boon
TO the orchardist and small farmer is
the Broder tractor. This Is manufac-
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

brought up 20 1000 animals and the
company win enter the cheese-making
aeld
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Portland, Ore-Ageucies have re-
Gently been established for the Estrus-
can photograph. manufactured in this
city. in old Mexico, the Hawaiian is
lands and China The entire output of
the plant at the present time is con-
tracted for and plans are being made
TO increase the volume Of the factory.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-21

Grants Pass, Ore.-Renewed interest
In mining properties is in evidence
since several have changed hands in
this section The Daley group has
been taken over by the Josephine Min
ing and Development company and the
Western Metal Mines company has pur-
chased the Standard mine at Elmeda.
Both are to be worked during the win
fer
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-10
CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday, Dec. d2-10 a. M, morning
service, Dr. Albert Storms Of Baldwin
Wallace College will give an address
in the interest Of the W. H. M. s.; this
is the annual thank offering service.
ILLS a. m. Suday school, d. r. Pei
ton, Superintendent; 6 p. m, Epworth
League, leader, Harold Waite, topic,
Progressive Living; Z p. M, evening
service, sermon by the pastor, subject,
"The Jesus of History: 7:SO p. m.
Thursday, DR.. James M. Taylor of
New York. will give lecture on
World Conditions" Every one
should hear this great world traveller,
lecturer,and missionary evangelist. A
free will offering will be taken at the
close Of the lecture to defray expenses;
z p. M, Friday, choir rehearsal. A
welcome awaits you at every service.
Wallace H. Bryenton, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-10
COURTS
NEW CASES

G, w. Smith VS.. John Butdorff; cog.
novit note.
c. A. Romp VS.. John H. Rupert ;cog.
novit note
Henry Steel VS.. Daniel Baker; trans.
cript lien, from civil docket Of w. l.
Crawford, justice of peace for Guilford
township.
Clyde Kenyon VS.. Mary Kenyon; ac,
ton for divorce. The couple were
married Dec. Fl, 1910, at Granger, Me.
dina county, and have no children
Plaintiff charges gross neglect oil
duty. F. w. Woods, attorney fol
plaintiff.
Abe Cohen VS.. B. C. Mcintyre, w. H
Haul and c. 0. Moore; action for dis
solution of partnership, appointment
of receiver and equitable relief. w
L. Riggs, Frank Heath and w. Pains.
worth, attorneys for plaintiff.
Mary Foust VS.. Clyde Foust; actor
for divorce and alimony. Couple were
married June z. 1915, and have nc
children. Plaintiff charges gross neg.
lect of duty and habitual drunkenness
F. w. Woods attorney for plaintiff.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-10
Griesinger, the Sh e
Man, i'm Medina, is the
first to give the new re-
duced prices on shoes.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

The undersigned as assignee of F.
j. Rupert will offer for sale on the
premises one and one-half miles south
and two miles west of Litchfield, at
public auction. on Friday, December,
II, 1920, commencing at 1000 a. M,
the following personal property:
Three horses consisting of one black
mare, years old, one bay mare, A
years old, one bay gelding, years
old; Is cows, some of which are reo-
istered Holsteins, 8 calves, 2 lambs,
about 100 White Leghorn chickens,
about 20 tons of hay, about250 bu. oats
about As bu. wheat, about / IL tons
Unicorn, about 30 #. silage, 5 bu.
potatoes,1 Deering grain binder,
Hoosier grain drill, New Idea manure
spreader, 2 horse cultivator, sulky
plow, walking plow, harrow, Webber
wagon, hay rack, sleigh, 2 sets Of
double harness, set driving harness,
Empire milking machine. 10 horse
collars, grain bags, fertilizer, seeder,
2 ladders, 2 log chains, 80 gallons Of
tractor oil, lawn mower, cross cut saw,
20 gallons kerosene, Cult Packer, 1919
Dodge touring car, and numerous 9TH
er farm tools and implements, nearly
all fthe farming tools and imple-
ments being less than one year old.
Terms Of sale:--All sums Of $5 and
under, Cash. Over SIS, six months
interest will lbe given, interest at per
cent, upon a good bankable note with
two sureties.
r. W. WOODS. Assignee
10. E. Baylor, Auctioneer
10. ". Nenmeyer, Clerk