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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-28
:.w] CLASSIFIED AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS - v@]
Two Cents Per Word

Roosevelt; Hawthorne. Wonder Book;
Sexton, Wild Animals I Have Known;
Spyri, Heidi, The Arabian Nights.
Three books selected by the teachers
but not included on the combined list,
were: Riis, The Making of an Am
erican: Baldwin, Fifty Famous Stor-
es; Eggleston, Stories ,of Great Am
orleans.
Three books selected By librarians
and not included on the joint list were:
Dickens, David Copperfield; Grimm,
Household Stories; Wyss, Swiss Fami-
ly. Robinson.
Teachers are eager to get this list
as an aid in making their selection of
books, it is indicated by the inquiries
that have been coming n from all
parts of the United States to the Chi
cago headquarters officers of the Am
erican Library association" the an
nouncement said.
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QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS

The huge quantities of materials
used in the making of automotive trans
portation is a large percentage OF the
total production of such materials, but
the extent o fthis drawing or the re-
sources has not been recognized as a
general thing.
That the automotive industry uses
A per cent of all the steel produced will
probably come as a shock to some, but
it uses far more than half of all the
upholstering leather now produced and
all other products in proportion.
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RFN TURPjN is THE SHREK

The next Mack Sennett-Ben Turpin
two-reel comedy special, under the dl-
rection of f. Richard Jones, will be
The Shrek" with Kathryn Mcclure
supporting the man with the tricky
eyes.
The Shrek" is an original story
from the pen of Mack Sennett. A for
midable cast of seasoned players has
been engaged to support Turpin and
Miss MCGUIRE.
Ray Grey. who has been Dick Jones.
assistant for the last two years, viii
play an important part in the new pro.
duction in addition to his directorlai
duties.
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PLEASE NOTE - We do not
charge classified advertisements 70
residence addresses
HrI.p wANrEp-rEMALB

AN EXPERIENCED woman 10 go
cooking and general houseworK Ior
family of four: good wages. MIS-
John Harris, Highwood, Mont.
WANTED-A girl to assist with house
work on a ranch. All modern co Oh
venierces. Good wages. Apply oI'
Second venue north.
work. Wages $50. Call between 4 ana
3 D.. m. Room 407, Hotel RAINBOW
WANTED-Woman to cook breakfast
and assist with kitchen work. 90
First avenu north.
WANTED-A cook. Wages 500 per
month, room and board. conrad HOS
pital, Conrad, Mont.
WANTED = Thoroughly experienced
millinery maker; none other neeo
apply. AIT Central.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work. Mrs. F.. @. Johnson. 5o9 sec
ond street north. -
WANTED-Woman for general house
work on ranch. Call at 700 Seventh
avenue north. -
WANTED-Girl to wait on table; SoL5o
per month. C1ub Cafe, Cut Bank
Montana.
wANTED-Student to do light house.
work for room and board. Box l3s
Tribune.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. No children. 1925 Third ave. N.
EXPERIENCED waitress. Liberty
Doughnut Lunch. Call before noon:
COMPETENT chambermaid at once.
Victoria Hotel. 402 Second ave. so.
WOMAN for house work; good wages
to right party. 316 First ave. SO.
WANTED-Girl to attend store. The
Little Fruit Store, 1171a Central.
WANTED-Woman for day work. 81
First avenue north.
wANTED-A dispenser at the Rainbow
Bright Shop.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALH

POSITION on ranch, man and wife,
capable Of taking charge or other
work. Steady. Henry Adkison. Room
Ia, Federal Hotel.
EXPERIENCED salesman desires po-
sition. Record of success. Best refer
ences furnished. L., Box 1914, City.
CHAUFFEUR-Wants to drive for
tourist to coast. Bernard Breese.
Buffalo, Mont, Box 1S5.
MAN WITH TEAM or woman cook
want work in harvest. Fone 5274.
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Deaths and Funerals

KELLY-The funeral of James Kelly
of ZIG Second avenue north will be held
from the O'Connor chapel at S:45 Tues
day morning and at St AIMS cathedral
at 9 o'clock, where mass will be said
by the Very Rev. Father ID. T. O'Brien,
family requests no flowers be sent.
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FOR s~ALE-FURNITUKr
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

A FEW choice irrigated market gardens
and chicken ranches on Sun river ad-
Joining CITY limits. One of these Will
spell independence for you. watson
Land Co Z Second street north.
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CARD OF

We wish TO extend to our friends and
neighbors our very grateful thanks and
to express our deepest appreciation for
the many acts of kindness and for the
sympathy during the illness and at the
time of the death of our husband and
father, Lacuhlin A. Bruce. Especially
do we wish to thank b donors OF the
beautiful floral tributes. Also the MEM
bers OF the Odd Fellow lodge.
MRS. LAUCHLIN A. BRUCE
AND DAUGHTER.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Work on Helena road grading con,
plete. Present all claims to Bradford
company at 437 Ford block withia five
days.
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Q FOE RENT-FUKSIsHBD HOUSES


FOUR-ROOM furnished house, modern
except heat. Two lots, large chicken
coop; garage. 3012 First avenue south.
Fone 1895.
SEVEN-ROOM furnished house, mod
ern except heat; suitable for two
families. 1924 Second avenue south.
TWO 4-room houses, nicely furnished:
not modern; Ninth ave. south; SIS and
$50. Phone 1860.
DESIRABLE five-room, brick, close in.
21s Seventh street south. SS5. A. II.
Gray.
TWO-ROOM we'll furnished cottage,
FIVE-ROOM furnished house. modern
except heat. Apply, 402 Fifth ave. No.
FIVE-ROOM furnished house. modern
except furnace. 1922 Eighth ave. No.
FOR RENT-One four-roOm furnished
house. close in. Call 8 Sixth st. No.
CLEAN two-room house, partly fur
nished. 1017 Sixth avenue south.
Broom furnished duplex; modern;
close in; $50. 921 Eighth st. so.
FURNISHED modern s-room house,
s35. 406 Ninth avenue south.
GROOM furnished house, one block
from school. Fone OATS.
THREE-ROOM furnished house. 1924
Eighth avenue north.
FOR RENT-4-room modern furnished
house. Fone 1923.
FURNISHED cabin. rear POI Second
avenue north.
FOUR ROOMS and bath. 2615 Central.
Fone 9S7S.
SIX rooms. 406 Fifth avenu south.
Z FOB RENT-ROUsEK'PING RMS
Also one-room with kitchenette and
large closet, complete for housekeep-
ing. 906 Central.
LIGHT, airy housekeeping apartments,
kitchenettes, special summer rates.
Fair Hotel, 50S-5I0 Central avenue.
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. room on
ground floor. 81 Seventh avenue
north. Fone 1880.
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms heat. 1901 First avenue N. w.
Fone 1882.
TWO or three rooms completely fur
nished. 1205 Sixth avenue north.
Fone S41S.
TWO modern furnished housekeeping
rooms for adults. 400 Seventh ave. So.
! THREE furnished housekeeping rooms,
piano, S25. Adults. 912 Eighth ave. N.
| TWO light housekeeping rooms gas:
telephone. Ills First avenue north.
ROOM and ~kitchenette. S12 month. Ill
Sixth street north.
| HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 30s Third
ave. north.
| Housekeeping rooms. All 4th ave. SO.
Housekeeping room. 1912 First ave. So.
Housekeeping room, POI Sixth st. no.
MEURICE-520 FRS, avenue north.
% FOR RENT-UrFUhNisH. APIS.
ONE 5-room, very desirable apart
ment, close '@ao.ou
One 4-room apartment and sleeping
porch, close in ,S40.U
Harry Newman, 8 Second street No.
FOR RENT-North side, two modern
4-room apartments. Almost new. Very
reasonable. Midkiff- Spalding Co, 2o5
Central ave.
FOR RENT-September l., two rooms
and kitchenette, unfurnished flat,
adults only. Woodwork Apartments
MODERN three-room apartment. steam
heat. 115 Tenth street north. Mrs
Bucher, 726 Central.
TWO large rooms. gas range, disap-
pearing bed, heat, n hot water
Fone 1851.
IT PERSONAL
LONELY young man wishes to meet
young lady. Box 119 Tribune-
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FOE sALE--nOUsEs

So, 00o. oO-Modern 5-room house Except
furnace; garage; First avenue north;
small payment down, balance
monthly.
SIS, 700. o0-Modern 4-room house, hard
wood floors; electric range; twenty
fifth and First avenue north.
81, 800. oo-Modern 5-room house; hard
wood floors; laundry tubs; bulIt-in
features: never been occupied; Flrsl
avenue north.
SIS. 500.oo-Modern Groom bungalow;
hardwood floors: built-in features;
garage; Second ven north.
s.. 500. 00-Modern 7-room house; garage
and chicken house; attractive iaWn
and shrubbery: close in on seventh
avenue north.
Sc, 800. 00-Modern Groom bungalow;
hardwood floors; fireplace; built-in
features; laundry tubs; gas range
and water heater included; First
avenue north.
All of the above properties are priced
low. and can be bought on reasonable
terms.
A. NJ. HART COMPANY
l Second Street North Phone 400
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DIVORCE is

Special 70 Inc IrIDune.
Havre, Aug. ga decree of di-
vorce was granted to Rebecca Camp
bell from G.. G. Campbell Saturday by
District Judge c. A. Rose on grounds
of non-support.
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a TO rKADn
COMPLETE farming equipment with
horses, cattle and household goods
with hay on good 560-acre foothill
ranch with lease to trade for Great
Falls home. Let us trade what you
have for what you want. Watson
Land Co. Z Second street north.
WE have a good Nash truck, some
good unencumbered Ian and a COM
plete farming outfit, including cows
and horses, to trade: will take city
property. or what ave you?
PAGAN & NORBY
FOR SALE-or will trace Tor horses or
cattle, 1875 Hart Parr tractor, o.
inch Hart Parr separator, 4-bottom
Sattley pillow. Inquire Great FAILS
Farm Machinery Co., 300 Third ave-
nue. south.
TO TRADE-Restaurant and rooming
house equipment for late model sec
ond-hand car. Write for complete
list. o. P. Hovind, Box 90, Glasgow,
Montana.
WILL TRADE a double barrel IL gauge
shot gun for a Is or 20 gauge. Call al
the Sugar Bowl, 6 Second street NO.
INCOME Kalispell property for sale,
or trade for farm land. Write owner,
Hans Boen, K~alispell.
TO TRADE-Six cylinder car, in good
condition, for 1i7-ton truck. r. O.
Box 81.
GOOD 5-passenger Hupmobile; want to
trade for furniture. Box 152. Tribune
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AUTOS o SALE

USED CARS in good mechanical con-
dition at bargain prices
1919 400 Chevrolet touring .......$2Io.0
1920 490 Chevrolet touring .......$3Io!W
1920 Dodge roadster .$4Oo,oo
1917 Studebaker 7-passenger ...So25.0o
1920 Winton touring, unusual
bargain .@isooo.oC
1920 Dodge touring .So0o.W
1920 Nash / to 1h-ton truck =. 81, 400
with cab. grain tank and pneumatic
tires. Terms. Phone 6552. Buhler
Nash Co.. Great Falls. Mont.
USED CAR BARGAINS
FORD touring, 1921 ................$SSo
Ford touring, 1913 '.S55o
Ford touring, 1919 ..................$2o0
Ford chassis, 1917 ..................$lo0
Ford 1-ton truck .SzSo
Ghalme bug aeo
Buick 4 touring, 1918 ................$56o
Buick 6 touring, 1919 $3.50
Terms, with easy monthly payments.
627 CENTRAL-PHONE 1858
NEW FORD SEDAN
$500 worth of extra equipment; cost
$3.50. Our price $675. II you contem-
plate purchasing a Ford Sedan you
can't afford to pass up this one.
Overland-Forest Co, 123 First avenue
north. Fon $3.50.
NEW Chevrolet; run only a few miles;
5 tires and chains; price $3.50
1910 buIChf 6OOo SldPS, $NoS'
1918 Maxwell; good condition; 8 tires;
THURsToN MOTOR CO.
314-31s First Ave. No.
HUDSON Super Six ............$55o.oo
BUICK seven-passenger.' 1920 $4,000
REQ 4, five passenger .......$3oo.oo
BUICK, five-passenger. 1919 5000
western Motor Co, so1 First ave. no.
SERIES . B Franklin recently over
hauled, first class condition, brand
new tires, two spares. Inquire S. S.
Ford, at Great Falls National Bank.
USED CARs-Frankiin touring, stude-
baker roadster, Oakland Six, me
order. IL First ave. No. Fone 1858,
FOR sALE-One Stanley steamer with
new boiler, in first class shape, $3.50;
consider another car part trade. M. +.
Polich. Roundup, Mont.
TON AND A HALF TRUCK in good
running condition, $50. Also new
4-ton truck with self starter, cheap.
Pierse Auto Co.
2-TON special coal truck with dump
body; nearly new; will take property
as part payment. P. Q. Box 1853.
FOR sALE-Five-passenger car, 1918
model, in good running order; starter
lights, S225. 4oS First avenue south.
19ZU FOhD SeQdnt SOCO lIcS, vacuum
tank; in perfect running order Looks
like new. Mckinney Motor Co.
FOR SALE-studebaker 7-passenger,
1918 model, first class shape, $3.50.
Mike Milos, Sand Coulee.
1-TON Ford truck, good condition;
terms: S425 100. Western Motor Co..
sol First ave. north. .
NEW Smith Form-a-Truck attachments
for Fords. SIPS each. 3o1 First ave. n.
FOR SALE-Marmon "a, like new.
cheap as dirt. Duggan Plumbing Co.
TOURING CAR for sale. cheap. In
quire at 216h First avenue south.
LATEST model Dodge touring car for
sale. Call at II Third street north.
1-TON Maxwell truck, $3.50; come n
see 1t. III Sixth street north.
CHEVROLET touring car. Good con-
dition. $500. ZONE 8434.
FOR SALE-Case truck. cheap. Rear Of
West Side Garage.
2-TON Master truck; terms. 3o1 First
ave, north.
X-TON REQ speed truck. so1 First
venue north.
STUDEBAKER Special Six, like new.
Fone 1914.
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ONE of the finest s-room brick homes
in the city; 4 sleeping rooms and w
separate bath rooms; f~ireplace; hard
wood floors; fine art glass
beautiful grounds; ideal location on
the north side; will sacrifice for quick
sale.
BOX 155, TRIBUNE
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Fatty" Arbuckle expects to star in
French movie this winter.
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IL HELP wANTED-MALE
MAN to repair harness.
Camp blacksmith.
4 rough carpenters.
Camp cook.
10 tedmsters.
2 lumberiacks take contract.
This is a big job.
See contractor our office.
MONTANA LABOR OFFICE
HE Second Street South
FEDERAL departments have clerical
positions for young men, women. IL
unnecessary. For free list positions
now open, write j. Leonard former
civil service exsminer), 40 Equitable
Bldg, Washington, D. c.
FIVE bridge carpenters. 4 helpers:
hours; east; free fare. Harvest hands.
Dishwasher. Waitress. Cascade La
Dor office.
WANTED-Man with car and few hun
bred dollars to travel. Big money In
this. Answer Monday. Box 15S,
Tribune.
FIFTY TO 100 men needed between
Joplin and Canada border. High as
5 binders in field and no shockers.
SALESMAN and collector for good ter
ritory, out of Great Falls, Inquire,
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
TRUCKS for grain hauling. Cascade
Motor Co. Fone 1879.
10 SITUATION wArTED-FEMALB
WANTED - Additional stenographic
work In legal office or real estate.
Willing to sacrifice salary. Box 81
Tribune
EXPERIENCED high school girl
wishes place TO work for room and
board and small wages. Box 144 Trib-
une.
RELIABLE woman wants place to
cook in hotel cafe or threshing crew.
Box 1876 Tribune.
LADY would like few hours work In
exchange for housekeeping apartment.
Box 1925, Tribune.
EXPERIENCED woman wants house
work for adults after September 5.
Box $50 Tribune.
CLEANING, ironing; no washing. 7246.
DAY WORK by hour. Phone s12s.
DAY wORK-By hour. Fon 1853.
DAY WORK-By hour. Fone 1854.
LADY wants day work. Fone 7735.
DAY work. Fone 1887.
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10 SITUATION wArTKD-rEMALB

WANTED - Additional stenographic
work In legal office or real estate
willing to sacrifice salary. Box 81
Trih,na
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AN EXPERIENCED woman to do
cooking and general housework Ior
family of four: good wages. MIS-
John Harris. Highwood, Mont.
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6 FOR RHNT-rUnr,snEp ROOMS

3 FOR Use Ell ooh
FURNISHED room with hot and cold
water. ROLAND Hotel. Inquire Apt. 8.
FRONT ROOM-Nicely furnished, close
in. Fone 9451. 324 Fourth street No.
LARGE front room. One or two gentle
men: IT'S Fifth venue north,
FURNISHED room; modern. 721 Sec
ond avenue north.
ROOM for gentleman. 81 Fourth ave-
nue. north.
FRONT room. 115 Park Drive. Fone
1926.
TWO sleeping rooms. I'LL First ave. no.
Furnished rooms. 712 Second ave. no..
ROOM. SO, $40. Fourth avenue north.
ONE large furnished room. Fone 1888.
ROOM-Gentleman. Ala End ave. No.
ROOMS. So, So, SIG. s1s Third St. No.
MODERN room, 21s Third ave. north.
FURNISHED room. 200 Fifth st. north.
RooM-310 Eighth street north.
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t Hsas -
LOST N o

LosT-vanity case marked p. A. Re-
ward. Fone 1891.
LOsT-Bunch keys tagged J, ]. Barth.
Fone sO01. Reward.
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WANTED-A girl to assist with house
work on a ranch. All modern con-
veniences. Good wages. Apply $40
Second avenue north.
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WANTED-A cook. Wages 500 per
month, room and board. Conrad HOS
pital, Conrad, Mont.
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LIVESTOCK
~wANTED-REAL ESTATE

wANTED-For cash, 5 or 4-room house
with bath, within 10 blocks Of Park
hotel; must be bargain. Box 294,
Great Falls.
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COMPETENT girl for general house,
work. Wages $50. Call between 1 dnu
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WANTED-Woman to cook
and assist with kitchen work. 90
First avenue north.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
GALES PERKY

At the Sunday morning service in the M E. church Rev. George Potter, pastor of the M. E. church at Niantic, conducted the service in exchange with Rev. w, D, Woodward, pastor of this church, and who was formerly pastor of the Niantic church. Rev. MT. Potter's selected text was from l Timothy 2: 5. For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus" The theme was Bridges which Rev. MT. Pot ter made interesting. At the offertory Hope Thou in God (E. K. Heyser) was sung by a quartet-Miss Grace A. Chap man, Mrs. Amos Main, D. R. Povey and c. E. Colyer, with baritone solo by MT. Colver.
 A Red Cross announcement was read at this service stating there would be no house-to-house canvass this year for members. Anyone interested in continu- ing their membership may send their fee of Sl to the local chairman, Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, or to Miss Susan Math- ewson, or leave it at the Gales Ferry postofice.
 At the Sunday school session a mis- sionary program of responsive reading by Superintendent Colver and school inter- spersed with singing portions of the hymn o Zion, Haste Thy Mission, was given. The offering was for missions. A note of acknowledgment and thanks was read from the Lawrence and Memorial Asso- ciated hospital for the recent generous donation of preserves sent the hospital by this Sunday school. Banner classes were: In offering, Miss Gertrude Allen ir attendance, Miss Jennie G. Perkins. Junior league service at o'clock un. 1 der the direction of Mrs. ". D. Wood. ward, with Epworth league service at O'Clock. Miss Gertrude Allen was tn, leader. with the topic What Christ Mean. to Me.
 The village school. under the direction of their teacher. Mrs. Winifred Crapeau of Norwich, observed Armistice day yitl program of readings and recitations O. i Friday.
 Under the direction of R. N. Smith assistant superintendent of the New Lon
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
BALTIC

Friday evening after the regular meet ing of Mgr. John synnott council, K of C., held in Caron hall. the members were invited to st. Jean Baptiste hall to ce.e- brste the first anniversary meeting of the council. In the absence of W. G. K John Conway. who was called away, a past ". c. K, V. P. A Quinn, presided. During the evening remarks were made by Rev. William O'Bnen. chaplain of the council, and Supreme Secretary Munigan of Thompsonyille, Conn. Many out of town knights were present. The vaudeville act presented by troupe from the Broadway theatre, Norwich. was greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the food committee.
 The Joseph St. Germain post of the American Legion of Baltie gave a sue eessful whist and social in St Jean Bap- tiete hall Saturday evening at which was played 70 tables. The hall was decorated with American flags and bunting in honor of Arnistiee day. Many beautiful awards were presented the lucky players.
 A P. Cote and family motored to North GF0Henordaie Sunday.
 Alphonsa Brcdeur of WEIinanffc. for
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
MYSTIC

Monday evening the Daughters of Vet erans met in G. A. R. hall for their regular meeting. Mrs. Catherine Gil- bert, president, opened the meeting, Mrs, Lottie Allen, the secretary. read the re- port Of the last meeting. Mrs. Harriet Ec- clestone, treasurer, reported the finances of the order to be in good financial con- dition. There was good attendance.
 The second consignment of coal fer the Mystic dealers arrived by water up the Mystic river Monday. Two barges were discharged at the dock there. Several hundred tons have been received this year and it is understood that Mystic has received her allotment of coal for distribution.
 Monday evening members of PequOt temple, No. 29, Pythian Sisters met in Buckley hall and held their regular business meeting. At the close of the meeting social time was enjoyed and refreshments served.
 More than fifty houses here are re- ceiving coat of paint and several pub lie buildings on the main streets are