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Activity at Ridgewood.

s. q waistrurn Gordon s. Forhsn sold
for tho estate of Patrick r. Vaughan the
residence. ~ Valley View sv.. Ridgewood,
N. ", to George L. Yates, and for Samuel
A. Dunn West Dayton st. 10 Henry W
Eells: also for August La Chappeilc l0S
Circle nv. 10 Thomas r.. Prenderrsst
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Leases--Manhattan.

BRO sDwAY W cor 50th ST. "a floor: Regal
shoe Co to Maurice DAILY. 16 Central Park West:
10 yrs from May !, 191s; atty. jerry Mein-
ESSEX ST 100 q 1e2. stores & b 9; Morris
Singer 20 Joseph $ Levine. JIG Essex st. & an .
EEDainGE 81 o. 50 store i ;; simon Shapiro
20 Nathan Tirmarkn 10 Eldridge st; yrs from
1ST Ay i59 20 lel cor 10Th st, cor % store 80 s par!
ay; 4 yrs from. May 1. 1920: atty. Max Mon:
4TH Hv. i52 10 i5G. W cor iit6 81. oi Y. st
No. I; United Cigar, stores GO Of America 70
1920. to Dec 81. 1929; atty. Arnold Hchtig, Ial
s1H %v sG ad ioft saive Really corp1 70
Wise. Fuchs & Fruchter.. as w 9th ST.: from
sept ~. 1919. 70 Feb !. 1922. 81 500
comml 70 Mayer Bloom. 236 9th st: 10 yrs
from Jan !. 1870. ...................... 81 .OOO
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Mechanics, I,iens-Manhattan.

SorTf WILLIAM ST. 25: John g Orr c. vs. Ter
minal Warehouse Co. owner; Richard Deeves a
sirii Sf q < IS VI John q orr 90 vs. Chicago
Pneumatic Tool 90. owner: w W Fnirweatlier;
seTH Sr, - & a6 Il: John 9 orr O. ys Henry
1hillitts estate. owners: Cauldwel1. Eingate 20
contractor ........ ................STiG
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Observation-Disclosures.

B1EECkER ST. w cor Leroy ST. runs = To
100 oaG,p,ss io sss s sd 1oss 70 s Sis
ds@sbe g. as ssnlg RrGp Ball II Bss
yr. 6 sc; attys. BTrush { Co. 80 Broad &, -,
hnEGKER jan g M.i2s sT stsIss7iati sSi1s gs ati
5oo ~ "a st: mos. c; atty, Nathan fresapani aa
BREoAp Is sI: q. Nv cor ii1c6ange place IgSa
q part "a oh holds i pro4 SSe mss Tss 100000
CLINTON 81. .iie. 5. 25xiooa secures part q
jacob q Tarbol g Lewis ls w s. len ]an iS D Gorqpp
sTior mtse sasooo; a atty, y, ipiei 5sS eSSs cSo
LEWIS s;f. rs :. a5xioo; N: Jan is; Albert
!yrs, 9 G: prior mtGe $1,000; atty. Apfsol noc
oIcH%RD ST. 81 s. ss5zGs leasi6oid; ;jis JaH
ls4S ~ sy yrs e attys. westin S: Stein, soS
PsospGcTs s'P PLHo as 81. 5, 5o.5 It cf 4sd s.
16.sx5s; D m: Jan 5s: Msry r iiany to Erncetine
ssfd@sp nrai tre - prOspes q o place dye an wv
uSI yEFsITY fiA6B. io5 4 "a ,sth s; $;
Glassware cs Go 70 80 i e University iVS Paos cSSPn,
SS EsselsiyEn Ess Ers E. ReeeT FelGs m.se
lgrsS ss;t. jar fsas Seia6o5 ~, sas. MsIsans
cTH ThHTa9S Az a 100 wiia% ,5o i a Jan Isl HSp9S
9TH nv. 4 ano ttrusl; due Jan |. 1923. 5lss e;
eTH Av. All. lease n 4, 50 chSttel % mtsc: jan Il:
Mayer Bloom to Minnie g Gold6ers 1S$ q av: DYE
Y,sStes e. nS9tes c; atty. Gerson Young a65 a65
efH Zy cor 18th St, st.. is6i5o; Jan -: a$ Day,
SaS'sd FuSstf$ 90 yIi go
Bliss hodns GO t to f,aSy Is%ydr Mtsc Co. s 10
2cT 81 ys'' go e e Of 9Th av, so9s@ sp
Jan s s2 Abas Realty Co TO Lillian Klein. ost st4
sttys s'P S Co. II, 4 rpssw.y SaRs %se GO
22D ST, 10s to ia W. $, gS.ex75x irreg; p m;
c M a nadss dss M s as GspT per bond Trust
BOTH ST. 8 E, $, 2oEas.a; aon st, 9 E, 50. 2oS
ms c. dss Dec 10, 1929, u c; atty. Ut IT
2I ,Stephen !. Fatseas. l57 r. 42d ST. 4 ano
syli: ,si ,asDf5P't e. ay IT, rats @ IS e
' sr BAY "a 4dfaas Il g 25lTRS Q @ Gua9 m 'e
,AT3i GGi lyS g Boaaway: due, &c. as bond, 900
Irwin Martin to EmisTaas & apli ad"st 5f ssv @ % BanR
EnsmbN Enfs {N g. attys. n & o'Gorm.aa, .ro, 81 q
IffIe u CoIleS to, Bowsry Savings Bank. 1i2s
ssadsr sTsEy we Ffo % wa 2i2 3 c. atys; css
lpS6 HerIs naS.SS e
10TH SS hp!SSTfa%iy 81 sls q s!i@5ll:
naehuci 5ii'efhdu 10 rilh oHlouIOu. LII u tist
St; due Feb !. 1925, 5la p c: attys. Kurzman
SANE prop; D M; Jan %; Kalman d Rothnsn
10 Mendel Silverman, 2,011 :. tn av; due Feb l,
1922. 51s c; prior mtgc $500: attys. same,
127TH ST, e1-G3 W. n S. 2 lots. each i7;9S
IS. 1x99. IL; m mtges Sc COO each; Jan 22:
Mabel A AIohn to Alfred Z Marlng. 30 w 4Tth
st. 4 ano trustees; yrs, 5]A c; atty. T 9 4
125TH .sT, % W. MS. 176x93.ii; o M Jan %:
Mabel Mohn to Fulton Trust Co. 14o Broad-
5ia c; attys, kneeland * FL. 4S Cedar
FIFTH sT. 81 'wNn i7.6x6o IL p m: jan 81
p Louis Riege & wife to Martha Il Baum,
56i W l49th st; yrs. n c: atty. Il g & Z
139TH ST. n $, 175.1 n OF sth av. 19x99 II :
M: Jan /: Fredk II Miller to Equitable Life
Assur Society of z $: yrs. C; attys Alex
ADder 4 Green. 100 Broadway. ........ SO 800
13yTli ST. y, 329.6 II W of eth av: IN; Jan I;
Anna Smith TO same yrs. D c; attys
same ........,.....-........ .SS.IOO
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Home Sold In White Plains.

Wallace Wyand sold dwelling at cs9
South Lexington av.. White Plains, y. ".
to George J. Smith through Chancey u.
Criffen e. Co.
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HuvS Plot az Greenscre,.

Scsrsdale Estates, Robert Y Farley
president. sold plot in Greenacres av.
cireenacres section Of Scsrsdale, 70 James
Jayroap. of Scaredsla
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Mortgages-Bronx.

C2URTLANDT Az. W $, 1851 It 1929 st
lnshead ltrus, 255 Henry st. Brooklyn; Jan 10
. yrs. 5I c: atty. Wbltlock. I.ecto
FRANkIfN Iv. $ part lot 1si. map s,Se Mosri
sana 30xSSxJ0x9G: Beni w & Chas FEEDER [
Sadie V Partridge. % Hickory drive. Maplewood
y J. ano; Dec 81 1919: 3 yrs, o c; atty
Title Guar & T Co. 1I6 B'wny ............ 8 Y
LIVINGSTON AV. Q cor 2i6th 81. 125.9x 81
Cyrus 4 Brady to Delafied Estate. 81 Cesa
81 Jan 16: yrs, O p c; atty, Delafleld Estate
LOrs 20 & 10. map Van Cortlandt estate; IIarr,
I.ipschutZ TO Leopold Segal. 30 T. 9Gth st: JaI
20: yr. O c: atty. Leo Seral. 20 Il oct
MoNTEREY Az. 5.65;.' W :, 90 6xaI..i6: XsrSr
Rosenberg OF nj to Stoneman Realty 60. 4.03
"a av: prior mtge s3T. roo: Jan IS: instals.
r g: attys, Vogel q NJ. 80 Liberty ST. .30'
PARK Av. 4ob3 W $, l6.sx120; Sarah MillmaI
70 Lizzie Weiss, I2G Willis av; prior mtg
$500; Jan 23; instals, c. atty. Title Gnn
wERsrER y TG; i7e ro9dysy sso 4axao. pesIIse @
Candy Co to Harry Collin. 563 sth 81. Brooklyn
atty. \ Y Tite Mige Co. i35 broadway. 'sIo,0of
az. ~ aoxle4.a; Eeo A Hefter. Inc. to Julu,
Scholz, 4G5 Il 1881 81; Jan 30: ) yrs. G c.; atty
14s e sT sTaF sso E Go J. l s5sSiS swR BENJAMIN Rief
to Henry Muller. COS roth st; Jan 23; 3 yrs
5A y c: atty, A Bell. 364 Alexander av. .sla oo'
230rH ST. W cor Johnson av (proposedl. JS.T,
l02.s: Mary J Whaley TO Helen v Mekelvey
Suffern. Y; Jan 10: yrs. . c: atty, ] !
MckelYey, 40 Cedar St..... VIZ. .OOt
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.Alteration-Bronx.

CD Avs 3.72T n | story brick shop, csxs7
Michael Delinsky. 400 Sc. Paui's place owner
William \ Geisen. 1879 Southern Boulesard
archtfacf .... -..-................. ST, 90
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GALE "A Mnntc1air

". s. Benson and Mabel A. Corby sold
dwelling at q Macopin ct. Montc9ir,
N. j. 10 T.. N. Donohus.
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

sove lot of steps They do the initial
ond bring back Ssorrethino
tangible for The advertiser 10 Dork on.
Let the HERA Id sops Sess time.
'fkpw1 6r00--Jfepisp.
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Satisfied I,ien-Bronx.

MERRIAM Av. $50: Southern Hardwood Floor
ing Corpn vs Harry Lanzncr ct vi; Dec ~
WV LIN IILNl. . !. . . atl lr,I
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New Building-Bronx.

MOTT Az, railroad yard. ff5 II Q Of whiticck
av. / story frame station & waiting room, 1ox
% ~ " II q Portchestcr II Co. 132d ~ q
Wits ay. owner. ....... ....... YOU
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures.

BEDFORD ST. oJ. for l story garage. oorTo
IL Morton 81, architect. ................... ssot
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hEsS Business P'oes's,

five story building. on Fulton ST., near Gold
can be bought for less than $4,000 Il. ID
JArREGUI 10 Ross ST. Brooklyn
FOR SALE.- 12i Pearl ST.. property 25 l0x74. 10
TWO tenements, 119 Mott Sc. ! 1s2 Hester St
corner; free and clear KCRRUS. 16 West
f2fst st.
Above 18th st. to 50th st. (inclusive)
East River to North River.
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icti bciei: Fp Mas N cSg GalIasher ii Fast lat iGt
81. owners; Margon, $50 East 1i9th st, nrh
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2O7-2O9 EAST 49TH ST.

TO issse iieht ~ heavr manufacturing, ioftt
five STORY fireproof building. rs 600 lousrc feet
elevator service. heat. ready March l. a a NJ
BEATTY Co. $50 lat ~.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
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Mattresses. &c.

NURSE for children; hospital training: GOOD tray,
eler: city or country s65. 1871 East ii6tb a.
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CoLoRED girl wants short hours in evening M
waitress. Answer by mail, so West 1874 st.
Miss Spcnd, care Mrs. y. Green: references.
WAITRESS or chambermaid. cxperienced Amer
ican fninily; good reference. Monaghan, foO
Fast 10th
WAf11iESS-Neat colorcd nrefcr tea room pui)s
lie: competent. Hill. 3O6 Lenox av
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Nurses. sc.

CH1DDREN'S nurse. experienced good refer
cnces. assist in other light work. wants daJ
work: $50 Jaowat. 20 West t16th St
trained baby's nurse wishes
permanent position. ono or two young children.
wages S15: willing TO 60 to California; disengaged
Conn.
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miscellaneous.

DAYS work. cleaning or laundry. respectnh'y
woman. Dunn. 1,303 - av.. flrst floor.
HALF time: American, colored good clcabcrs
mornings; good wages. Brliman 306 Teuox ~.
uALf time. 90 81: rooJ wages; light cooro4l.
Cumming 2aa West i36th.
LADY'S MAID.
Swiss girl good sewer and packer. wishes vo~t
ton Address l33 West seth.
LADY'S maid wishes position; best and long rrf.
crences l.. L.. 1876 Herald.
LAUNDRlSS. experienced. or chsmhermaid IN
small family. NJ. 3i7 West Mth st.
PERSONAL ma0. competent. reliable wants
dressing. reference. whgrB S6l. $40 lsitors onir
Jesnnc. 2, West 18th 81
REFINED, middle aged woman wishea light wori
East 47th.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12

CANADIAN PACIFIC railway lands
your last opportunity--in central Al
berta and Saskatchewan are rich park
lands-open prairie ready for the
plow, interspersed with trees, which
afford excellent shelter for stock Here
grain growing. dairying and livestock
raising are being carried on success
fully. The country Is ideal for mixed
farming. The Canadian Pacific rail
way is offering large area OF these
fertile lands in LIoydminster and Bat
tleford districts. This fertile land will
become the home Of thousands of pros
porous farmers On similar land Sea-
ger wheeler grows the worlds prize
wheat. Near Lloydminster the world s
prize cats have been grown, and but
ter OF the highest quality Is made. A
man can soon become independent on a
farm In this district. These lands can
be bought now at an average Of about
Slg per acre. You pay down 10 per
cant, no further payment OF principal
until end Of fourth year, then sixteen
annual payments. Interest is 6 per per
zafion. Canadian Pacific railway, 11S
Ninth Ave, T.. Calgary. Alberta
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12

AMBITIOUS WRITERS, send today for
free, valuable, instructive book con-
tanning many helpful suggestions on
writing, selling photoplays, short sto-
ries, poems. Atlas Publishing Co., 1ol,
Cincinnati.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
wANTED-sALEssrEg


SALESMAN-To sell high class adver-
tising calendars and fans in Great Falls
and surrounding territory Highest com
mission paid promptly. Selling season
commences January first. George H.
Jung Co.. Cincinnati, o.
SALESMEN-Som western territory
still open Side line on commission
Trade esta biished, known everywhere
State particulars in first letter TT. J.
Justin & Sons. the celebrated Cowboy
Bootmakers. Nocona. Texas.
ALESMEN-Kov floor coverings
are in great demand at market prices
with prompt shipment and spring dat
ing, liberal commission paid weekly
Write today. The Camden Mills. Cam
den, N. J.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
PLEASE NOTE-We DO not charge
classified advertisements to residence
addresses.
wANTED-AGENTs


AGENTS-Make more money than you
ever made in your life, selling our rug
machines. A H. Kirby & Son, 1926
Market street, San Francisco
HYDRO water stills-Free illustrated
booklet Of sizes and price. Write to-
day. Metal Products Co., $50 Pioneer
Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
TrSED CAR BARGAINS

USED CAR BARGAINS
BRISCOE TOURING-A 3-speed light
car ready for the road. Why take the
street car or walk TO your work when
YOU can ride in this economical car
for S2oo 90.
FORD sedan. top and upholstery in
splendid condition, new tires. shock
absorbers, vacuum tank, new differ
entail gears. large wheel. foot accelera-
tor. motor develops maximum power.
OVERLAND Model 80 touring. Here Is
a light car ready for the road which
will stand lots OF abuse.
REQ touring. overhauled. refinished. new
tires.
1919 FORD roadster. We have put this
car in the pink" OF mechanical con-
dition and taken the drop in price as
we'll.
OVERLAND-G FALLS co.
sol First Avenue North-Phons sIS7
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12

AVOID COSTLY EXPERIMENTING
Have in mind when selecting your used
car the reputation of the firm from
and an ear fiji Of conversation are Of
little avail when you are afoot and
miles from Service Station. Our
Used Cars have been overhauled. The
initial payment as noted below-the
balance on terms to suit you gives
you immediate use of any of these
cars:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12

HOME WORK; $50 weekly up; expert
ence unnecessary; everything furnish
ed; send self-addressed stamped envel-
ope for free particulars. Kurn Candy
makers Co., 18th street, Philadelphia,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
WANTED AGENTS


AGENTS-Make $50 weekly taking or
ders for fast selling Goodyear rain
coats; hundreds OF orders waiting;
$3.50 an hour for spare time: we de-
liver and collect; sample coat free;
write today for agency. Goodyear
Mfg. Co, S019 Goodyear Bldg. Kansas
City, Mo.
AGENTs-Steady income. Large manu-
facturer OF soaps, perfumes, toilet ar
ticles and pure food products, etc,
wishes representative in each locality.
Manufacturer direct to consumer. Big
profits Honest goods Whole or spare
time Cash or credit. Send at once for
particulars. American Products Co.,
2914 American Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ALCOHOL. Our book explaining the
manufacture of alcohol from grain and
molasses. Reprinted from government
files as permitted at present. 81 pre-
paid. Sun Supply Co., 2S51 Sun Bldg.
New York, N. Y.
BIG PROFITS selling Duplex Trans
formers. Every auto owner needs
them Save gas. Danish spark plug
trouble. Exclusive territory. Write
quick Jubilee Mfg. Co., 3246 Sta c.,
Omaha. Nebr.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12

AT ONCE-Five bright capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers;
$40 to S75 per week, railroad fare paid
Write at once Goodrich Drug Co.,
Dept. 562, Omaha, Nebr
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
SITUATION wASTED-rEMALE

SITUATION WASTED-FEMAI&
FIRST CLASS day work. Phone 6sss.
DAY WORK. any kind. Phone 1882.
PRACTICAL nurse, would take entire
charge of invalid or children in alb
sence Of parents, Kind, pleasant dis
position. Good companion. Excellent
references. Address 2o13 Eighth av. no.
MIDDLE AGED woman wants chamber
work. Experienced manager and
housekeeper. Box "a Tribune.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. washing and
mending. 427 Fourth avenue and Fifth
street south.
WILL take children TO care for at
eli Seventh ave. south.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and cashier
wishes work one-half day Box 46
Tribune.
FILING clerk wants position. Box IS
Tribune.
EXPERIENCED ready-to-wear sales
lady seeking position with reliable
firm. Address p. o. Box 111+, City.
WANTED position as housekeeper for
widow or bachelor. Box As Tribune.
LAUNDRESs wants day work or
bundles Phone 1888.
WANTED BY high school senior after
noon and Saturday work. Stenography
preferred. Box 43 Tribune.
WASHING wanted, 40c dozen rough;
WOMAN with four-year-o1d child wants
work in rooming house or cooking for
men in town. Box 3S Tribune
CARE for children evenings. Phone so40.
WASHING and ironing. Phone 4l6s
wANTED-Extra set of books TO keep
Nv competent bookkeeper. Refer
ences furnished. Box 25 Tribune.
WANTED-Posftion by bookkeeper and
typist, experienced in all branches of
office routine References. Box 26
DAY WORK wanted. Phone 1872.
WASHING WANTED, Phone 7o46.
sITuATIoNs wANTED-MALR
PRINTER-AlI around printer wants
position. Five years experience. Box
80 Tribune.
BY EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, evening
work. Phone S213.
EXPERIENCED general store man and
collector Also experienced In lumber
ward management. ?. o. Box 93,
Rudyard. Mont.
POSITION wanted by Al bookkeeper
knowledge of typewriting. Married.
General merchandise store in small
town preferred. AT present employed.
Box 80 Tribune.
WANTED--A position milking at
dairy. or feeding cattle for the winter.
Box AZ Tribune.
FURNACES attended to, ashes carried
out Small weekly charge. Box 49
Tribune.
OLD MAN, honest, industrious and
energetic wants work. r. Cameron,
Clayton, Gen. Del.
UNIVERSITY graduate desires position
with possibilities for advancement.
Box AZ Tribune.
POSITION in general store, grocery pre-
ferred. Young man, Is years experience.
Box 81 Tribune.
BOOKKEEPING, office or store work
in the city. Permanent position de-
sired Address box 81 Tribune.
RELIABLE young man, capable OF TAX
ing care of and driving team or truck,
wants work of any kind 35 Tribune.
ALL-AROUND blacksmith, horseshoer
and railroad man, wants work at once.
Jas. Patterson, Hopp. Mont.
BOARD AND SOON
BOARD and room. 2o6 Fourth Ave. N.
BOARD and room in private family.
621 First ave. north.
GOOD table board BY day or week at
1902 Eighth ave. north.
ROOM & BOARD. 62O Eighth ave. so,
GOOD BOARD, comfortable rooms:
pleasant and homelike, $35. 31s Fourth
avenue south.
MODERN rooms; first class board. $1,000
per week. GA First ave. north.
wANTED-To wENT
....-.--.-..,s>--o,~>1~>>
RELIABLE young couple, best refet-
ences. want to rent furnished house.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

COMPETENT maid for general house
work In small family. 1903 First ave-
nue. north. Phone 5241.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12

Canadian Pacific Lands
Reduced rates to settlers. Apply
or write us Midkiff Spalding Co..
209h Central Ave.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
Where You Ever Offered a
Grocery Store ?

YOU can hanuIe sugar, fIour, canned
goods. dried fruit, coffee and entire
line Of groceries, as well as paints,
roofing, aluminumware and automobile
oils, with no rent to pay; no money In
vested. take large orders from samples
Goods are guaranteed and proven quail
ity. Selling experience not necessary.
Steady, profitable work for workers"
Address HitchcoCk-Hiil Co. Dept. 1856,
Chicago, Ill. Reference: Any bank or
express Co.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
HELP WANTEB-NALE

HELP WASTEB-HAIE
BARBER wanted, Conrad Barber Shop.
Central avenue and Fourth street.
MAN WANTED-With small capital, for
county and state. Must have a car
to handle this money-maker. Write or
call, 11Sia First avenue south.
MEN AND WOMEN-Wanted in every
manufacturing business. Product used
in every home. You learn in few
days, and no competition Write or
call 11s1s First avenue south. Great
Falls, Mont
BE A practical mechanic by taking a
course Of s months in the training
school of the general machine shop.
317 Fourth street south.
AMBITIOUS WRITER'S, send today for
free, valuable, instructive book, con-
tanning many helpful suggestions on
writing, selling photoplays, short sto-
ries, poems. Atlas Publishing Co, l151,
Cincinnati
MAN TO work this city refinishing chan
deilers, brass beds, automobiles, by new
method. $40 daily without capital or
experience. Write Gunmetal Co, l6I
Elm, Decatur, H.
EARN $50 weekly spare time at home
writing photoplays. Experience unnec-
essary Particulars free. Playwriters
Co, 252, ST. Louis, Mo
BE A DETECTIVE, S5o$10o weekly,
travel over world; experience unneo-
essary. American Detective Agency,
| 252 Lucas, ST. Louis.
| S225 PER MONTH the year around aver
aged by a number Of our statesmen,
young. middle aged and elderly Busi-
ness never better Experience unneces-
sary Cash weekly. Big assortment
guaranteed trees, shrubs and vines. You
can do what other inexperienced men
have done. Territory all western states.
Washington Nursery Co. Toppenlsh,
Wash.
GREAT FALLS railway mail clerk exam
nations coming. Hundreds men-wom-
en-, over II. wanted. S1800-$2300 year
Write Immediately for list positions
Franklin Institute. Dept. 223J, Roehest-
WANTED-1500 railway traffic inspect
ors: no experience; train for this pro
fession through spare time nome
study; easy terms; sl10 to 5000 month
ly and expenses guaranteed. or money
back Outdoors; local or travelling,
under big men who reward ability
Get free booklet E-115. stand. Bust
ness Training Inst, Buffalo. y. Z
LEARN-Autos, tractors, vulcanizing,
welding or automotive electricity. IN
northwest's Oldest, largest and best
equipped school Information free
Minneapolis Auto & Tractor school,
240 Second ST.. north, Minneapolis.
MINI.
RAILWAY mail clerks needed. Begin
S1oo InoHtD, lTdNelinB e&pSASS5 Pt14't
Specimen questions free. Columbus
Institute, Columbus. Ohio.
$40 to $50 WEEKLY addressing mailing
circulars Circular instructions Is
cents. r. Q. Box !, Bellevue, Ky.
MEN age II to IS. Experience unneces-
sary Travel; make secret investtga-
tions, reports. Salaries expenses.
American Foreign Detective Agency,
1853 St Louis
MEN wanted for detective work. Expe-
rience unnecessary. Write j. Ganor.
former u. S. government detective. St.
| Louis.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
FARMS AND RELlNaU.sHMHSTz.

FARMS AND RELlNQU.sHMENTE.
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OPPORTUNITY for real farmer with
little money. 1913 acre, nine years
old, irrigated, commercial apple or
chard. Famous Kennewick district,
state Of Washington. Can be bought by
small payment down, balance crop
payment Inquire. P. o. Box 1121, Great
Falls, or phone 68S7
BARGAIN-A splendid mountain ranch
of 800 acres. 100 titled, 160 homestead; !;
fine trout stream runs through the
place; 80 acres has been cultivated;
irrigated garden; good 4room bunga-
low, stable and other buildings. Plenty
of timber for all needs. All fenced
Five miles from railway station. II
taken at once price $1,000; $1,000 cash;
balance four years. Inquire 124i9
Central avenue.
FOR SALE-16O acres, all cultivated:
40 acres summer fallowed; Is acres
alfalfa. 31s miles south Of Simms
Box 81 Tribune
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12


Statesmen. either sex. can earn S5 to
SIS per day. Dignified, pleasant, easy.
We require promise to devote six hours
per day first three days days G afterwards l.1
iumbia, Fort Worth, Texas.
statesmen for Standard bank check
covers, pass books, twelve sheet roll
top. art calendars. leather goods and
advertising specialties. Established
house, good commissions, references re-
quired. Bankers Supply Co, Iowa City,
Ia.
DISTRIBUTOR wanted IN every town
for Speedoline; $500 to $500 per month;
exclusive territory; automobile free to
workers speedoline Co. Dept 50, Dali
las, Texas.
WE OFFER a commission arrangement
to some one who is qualified to repre-
sent us in tfis territory on hammered
forgings, drop forgings and electric steel
castings Write Twin City Forge &
Foundry Co, saltwater, MINI.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-12
AUTOS FOR SALE.

AUTOS FOR SALE.
FORD touring car, $50. s06 Sixth av. no.
$3.50 TAKES Willys-Knight five-passen-
ger car. F'one 6o03.
AUTOMOBILE owners, repairmen and
garagemen. Send for free copy Amer
lean Automobile Digest, contains illus
trated, helpful, instructive information
you need daily. American Automobile
Digest. 151, Cincinnati.
FORD car, newly overhauled, side cur
tains. good tires, $500. Room IA, over
Cascade Laundry.
FOR SALE-One ton Ford. worm drive
truck with SO bushels grain tank, used
only 2 weeks Also one Studebaker,
1917 Six touring car Al condition and
repainted. VIII sacrifice both for
quick sale Terms If desired. Can be
seen at 2022 Fourth ave. no. Fone SLOT.