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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Get Out Your
Camera! There
Is Money Up
Big Prizes Are offered b.
The Star in Nelc
Contest

Three Judges. selected by the
Chamber Of Commerce. viii decide on
the beat set ~ pictures entered In
the photograph contest being con.
Quoted by Tho Star IN conjunction
with the big advertising campaign TO
be- staged by the Burlington Route TO
advertise Seattle and vicinity.
III you haven't read tho details Of
the contest yet here are soms point.
ers. The Star Is offering 800 IN
cash prizes for tho 10 best photo
graphs showing:
1. Beat general view OF Seattle,
showing the city. Puget Sound and
olympic mountains. or n view from
Puge, Sound with the Cascade noun.
tains IN tho background.
2. Best view OF Sca,,ie's water.
front.
J. Best view Of Seattie's down.
town district.
4. Best view OF fine residential
street
s. Hes, view % nm Industrial plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

such as q lumber mill. hydro electric
plant. etc.
9. Best scene 20 Illustrate the
phrase. Where Hall and yva-er
Meet Smith Cove terminal. for sx.
ample.
7. Best View OF Seattie's lakes,
parks or houicyards.
3. Best view OF n point Of historic
interest or landmarks. Tho totem
pole. for instance.
0. Bees, and most artistic photo.
graph Of seattio's environs. For ex.
ample. a sunset on Puget Sound. A
striking picture of the Bremerson
navy yard. a fishing fleet. the san
Juan islands. etc.
10. Best view OF some picturesque
phase OF human life or activity
characteristic Of Seattle. There are
many such views on the waterfront
and elsewhere.
The contest n open 10 all.
First prize. $50. Second prize. $40.
Third prize. $50.
Get out tho camera and win a
prize.
Contest open 20 all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
GOOD PROGRAM
AT PALACE HIP

Another meritorious vaudeville
show. with numbers differing from
~c~rt offerings here. made It's ap-
peArznes al the Paiac Hip saturday.
IN connection with the screen appear
Ance Of Viola Dana In The Four.
tenth Lover
Shooting two gun. At once and
smAahtnx separate targets r. only
ene Of tho stunts of Paschai. Perry
and company. In the ''Melange Of
Wsstsrn sports"
Love Never Dies u the label on
a. vsntr:loQu.ai number Of the Two
/. Unkadss. who coupis clever lines
iasd original ideas.
: 4 couple Of nuts. billed ~ the era
D1o< stars In vaudeville" and living
- = THAR reputation. are Bob Man
hang and Dorothy Bali. In "A Scotch
wNGAhail-"
Nnylg and yuy are . neatappear-
~ esup1A who's dialogue between
|onIoumnn and candy giri In followed
~ original dancing and song
)Gnn0sAsa
Dsomas1ng hat throwers. who are
|olDo eonsdisns. tumblers and aero
nafa are the Three Bohemizns and
lEeboy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Helen Lynch plays the role Of
baby yamp" In THE Dangerous
Age"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

-Four coal cars left the track on
tho sn,erurban line Sunday. No one
was injured and the wrecking crew
had the line cleared In short time
80 that there was no interference
with tho regular schedule. Tho &C.
cidens was due 10 spreading rails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Arrange Funeral
of Phone Employe

OLYMPIA. Aug. 2s.--Funerd ar
rangements were being completed
hero today for Robert Doragh. IS.
olympia branch manager of the Pa
cifio Telephone ana Telegraph Co,
who was drowned In tho Des chuttes
river. six miles southeast OF here,
Sunday, while fishing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
1000 Women Will
Support Douglas

A club OF 1000 women TO work for
the reelection of Malcolm Douglas
as prosecuting attorney is being or.
ganized and has opened headquarters
at $40 Lyon building. II. was an.
nounced Monday. IL Is the plan of
the committee in charge 20 bring be-
foro all the women voters OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
By Glenn Hughes

The love Of Robin Hood and
Maid Marian. the romance that
never grows old in the English.
speaking world. once again thrill.
ed a iarg. audience SUNDAY
night at the Metropolitan the
alter. where the American Light
Opera company Is starting ia.
second week Of its engagement.
DE koven's sentimental hut ever
effective ''Hoidn Hood" n c.rtRini,
the prize.winnlng PERENNIAL OF natlvl
light operas. In spite of dlnlol
which has gone 20 weed. and musi
which has fingered long on every lip
Il charms tho ear. touches tn
emotional natures 81 the muititud
and actually completes with jazz II
The company now singing II a. IN
Metropolitan brings remnrkahl
verve and spoutaneity Ga tho semi
classic. II anything. their perform
auce IL BIT too iusiy. Tho critical
tho they are few. may easily lima sim
tina, occasionaliy yelling u OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

xoSsDoH-Amsr1ca's great song
m of last year. Amt We Got
yun." has Just reached London.
xswyooys on Fleet st. are wills
tllng t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

LIBERTY
A N ORDINARY pho,opisy may INT
n itself above It's plane by the
potency Of It's subtitles. A good film
may fall below It's level because OF
tho weakness of It's subtitlcs.
Jack Hoit's latest starring vehicle.
while Satan Sleeps" on Wow at
the Liberty this week. belongcs 90 the
first category. The subtitles do more
than tho settings and characteriza.
tions 20 establish the atmosphere OF
tho story. That's a rare achieve.
mcnt.
fanamint. the town IN which the
action takes place. II 100 miles from
the water and uncountcd miles from
God"
The town has no church. Census
OF creeds IL taken. Eplscopallans
and naptists are tied. The mayor. In
deciding the tie. says. with tho only
water 100 miles away. vote Epls.
copai."
lie goes 10 a city 10 set a parson.
When he returns he reports. II junt
landed a humdlngrr OF "A parson."
A woman saves tho parson by
jumping In front OF him Rs "A bullet
Is fired In a saloon brawi. Another
glri says OF her. ''Sadic wasn't any
tin angel. but she took bullet for
you
Sadie. repentan,. says. Il wonder
" tho worst in doln' wrong amt the
hurtin' OF those who lovo u.s."
The above paragraphs have con.
tanned no direct description OF the
story. but the quotations OF IN. sub
titles will establish definitely tho at.
mosphere.
Thus. u Is only necessary 20 add
that Holt plays tho part OF the par.
son. lie Is an impozier who gains
this opportunity to hide from the Law
in series OF peculiar coincidence
WINTER GARDEN
Miami Is credited with being the
leading winter resort on the Florida
east coast and the most beautiful.
Milllonaires from all over the Unit.
20 States have cottages there. the
halmy climate OF that region siying
Il summer weather when tho rest
Of the country Ia wrapped IN furs
In -Destlny'n isie." the film offer
ing At tn. Winter Garden. one sees
the resort at the height OF ia fash
ionahls season. its outdoor sports.
bathing beaches and bathing pools
Tho action Of the story II laid there.
q story which tell. Of the flight Of
a disappointed lover and an acct
dent at sea which results In his find.
Ing a balm for his aching heart on
q lonely isle. this Ia turn bringing
distress TO an innocent maid. then
10 tho schcminx giri who made
mess OF her love affairs.
The story In highly interesting
one. rendered more 80 by the beauty
OF it, setting. and tho sterling por.
trayais OF ifs characters by Virginia
Lee. Ward Crane. Florence Billings
George Fawcett and Arthur Hous.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
TopAY,s PROGRAMS

IrnFRTy--Jsek Holt IN while
Satan sleeps"
coIuNufA-ssrhe storm" tsecond
wccki.
BI.tE MousE--'In the Name Of
the Law" ts~-cud we~kl.
WINTER GARpEN--''Destiny Isic.-
SrNA>D--''The Prisoner 81 xsnaa"
ts~eend we~l).
CoIIsEVN--siersa swanson In Her
ciided Care"
-Hc<iciph vsi~atine In
The Cenaucstng Power"
oAk--''uiils Of Missing Ncn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Plans are being made TO co-ssar
Lillian and Dorothy Glsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Cuticura Heals
Face Disfigured
With Red Pimples

About two years ago iisfis red
dots appeared on my face. Later Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
COLISEUM

Gloria Swanson returns from the
status of style manikin 20 that Of
actress in Her Gilded Cage" tho
photoplay at tho Coliseum.
Those who became devoted 20 her
thru her work in Something 10
Think About" and snch films will
like her In this one.
And those dear young things who
20 to tho thsater just 60 see what
Gloria Is wearing I'm the way Of
fancy clothes will not be entirely
disappointed.
In the earlier sequences of the
film Gloria appears as a homo girl
and later as a cabaret entertainer.
Her dress Is very simple. 1t may
be attention IL thus focused on Clio
ria's own beauty and personality
the native talents that enabled her
10 become star.
Clothes may make the woman, bu,
they don't make tho actress, even
tho that Ia tho gist OF the story
told In the finn.
BLUE MOUSE
I'm the Name OF the Law" the
mclodramatic police production nj
the Blue Mouse. In one OF the four
big pictures being held over by popu.
lar demand at local thcaters this
week.
This film depicts In most vivid
fashion the dangers with which the
policeman has TO cope In the every.
day performance OF his duties. That.
however. is not tho main theme Of
the story. Tho plot has 20 do with
the experiences OF plain little
family--the family Of Policeman
o'Hara. who patrols tho streets OF
San Francisco. All sorts OF troubles
beset the O'Haras. but finally happi.
ness breaks thru the barriers OF mis-
fortune. The story h crowded with
action.
OAK
The revels OF society's smsrtest
set~-a gay bal masaue. n swimming
party. tho frolics In a millionaire
waster's home--ali flashed upon tho
screen In The Breaking Point
the picture play to be shown at the
Oak Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bessie Barriscale IL tho star OF
this production. and her support in.
cIudes Walter McGrail. Pat O'Mai.
ley, Ethel Grey Terry. Joseph J.
Bowling. Wilfred Lucas. winter Hall
and many other popular players.
Mas Barriscale, as a young moth.
er. rises to splendid dramatic
heights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

o0to oPPonfeo on my toco. Lokef "
z became covered with
small. unsighsiy. red pim-
~ piss. The pimples fessesed
and isehed . great deal.
I did not like to appear in
~ public because my face
A was dishgured. tried
different remedies but
noehing helped me- ] began using
cusieura Soap and Ointment which
completely healed me-" tsigned)
A. G. Both, i77s Webster st.. San
Francisco. Calf.
Prevent these distressing skin
troubles becoming serious by making
Cusicuss Soap your every day toilet
soap, assisted BY little touches OF
cuiousa Ointment. They are ideal
Tor hssping the compIszien fresh.
hands soft, scalp clean. Always In
eiuds the Cu4teura Taieum In your
toilss psspsfssions.
ss.sas sssA vss -. A4A.sss .c.sSys "a.
vt1v, 6seS H 6IsHns = 80 ~. fsi>~n II.
cs6ssrs Sssp sAsvss vishsss nag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
COLUMBIA

Crowds are silii focklng 10 the Co.
l,nubia 20 see the spectacular rnlvcr
sal presentation OF Tangdon Mccor.
mick's drama. The Storm" This IA
the second big week OF this at,rac,
ton.
Four masters Of acting handle this
principal roles. This star. House
Peters. II too well liked 20 need com
mcns: Virginia vaili Is no, only a
capable actress. but Possesses mn
abundance OF personality: Matt Moore
Is relied upon In tho most difficult
roles. and Josef s~ickard. the French
father Of The Four Horsemen." has
had an unimpeachabio career Of 80
years on stage and screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

county Maj. Douglas activity In Sc
curing many OF the statutes in which
women have been particularly inter.
estcd.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
First Music Festival
in Lewistown Will
Be Held May 1920
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown. April 24.--The first mu-
sic festival to occur in Fergus county
will be given May - and 20 at the
high school. The most brilliant per-
formers in this city Including f,a Misses
Emily Bottcher, will be heard in piano
solos and it is planned to have the
students in all the classes of the music
department take part, while the schools
throughout Fergus county will be rep
resented by their most talented pupils.
Prizes will be awarded the winners
among the students.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
Indians Cooperate
in War on Gophers
Special to The Tribune.

Browning, April 24.--Gophers are
plentiful in Glacier county this spring,
and the Indians are cooperating with
the whites in determined effort to
exterminate the pests. One old war
rior named Split Ears claims to have
killed several hundred gophers this
spring. and even the Indian school boys
from the tribal boarding school have
been out on several expeditions scat
tering poisoned oats. one of which was
hike from the school on Cut Bank
creek to the agency and return.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Pursuant to the provisions Of the by
laws Of the corporation. the regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Company will be held at 3 o'clock p. m.
on Monday. May 1st, 1922. at the office
Of I. Parker Veazey, Jr., in the Stan
ton Bank Building, at Great Falls.
Montana. for the election of trustees
and for the consideration Of such other
business as may be properly presented
to the meeting.
BY order Of the Board.
j. H PROBST.
Gecro$arv
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
OIL ROYALTIES AND LEASES

FOR sALE-Owners royalty for quick
action; exceptionally we'll located. one
mile from TroySweetgrass we'll.
Prompt action is necessary as well Is
expected in very soon. VIII sell small
amounts. Price reasonable as I need
car Call S104. meal time.
FOR SALE-N.EA ,SWA, section 1884
n, w, Kelvin field. for $360O.00 II
lent prospects for production. land
carries 800 oil: three outfits drilling
within radius Of three miles. F. c.
williams. Wolf Point. Mont.
THE CHOICEST ROYALTY buy in
Kevin field; 40 acres in Sec. 8 twp. So
west; 10 royalty for $3.50. Close to
Campbell we'll and adjoining Twin
States site; right close in stuff. Box
267 Tribune.
FOR SALE-Nine Gordon Campbell
Kevin Syndicate units. Make offer on
all or part. P. o. Box 1407, Great
Falls.
32O ACRES near Kevin,. good wheat
land: deed with 1o0cc oil right SIS
per acre. Interstate Realty 500 First
NATL Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE-640 acres in one tract in
Sweet Grass arch; oil rights included.
Close to railroad. Box 1s0 Tribune.
100 ACRES relinquishment, in Fow,er
dome, with 100 per cent oil, 5000.
Logan, Ford building.
FOR complete list Of oil leases In Toole
county, see Hubbard Abstract Co, 5l9
First Natl Bank Bldg.
$40 ACRES near Kelvin, most all tillahle
$50 acre with all the oil. Logan. Ford
building.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
NOTICE OF CONCRETE WALK AND
CURB CONSTRUCTION.
Office of City Engineer,

NOTICE OF CONCRETE WALh AND
CURB CONSTRUCTION.
Office Of City Engineer,
Great Falls. Montana,
April q, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that the city
council of the city Of Great Falls.
Montana. at Its regular meeting on
April II, 1922, ordered concrete side
walk and curbing to be constructed on
both sides Of Twenty-Fifth street from
First avenue north to Second avenue
north along the sides Of lots l and "A.
block 2s7 and lots Z and s., block 2ss.
The name Of the street along which
said concrete sidewalk and curbing
are ordered constructed appears upon
the minutes OF tho council Of the above
date to which reference is herby made.
All concrete sidewalk and curbing re-
naming unbuilt at the expiration Of
thirty (S0) days will be built by tho
city and all costs assessed as a special
tax to the abutting property IN accord
ance with the provisions Of Ordinance
N' NJ. L. MORRIS, City Engineer.
First publication April q. 1922.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
LOST AND FOUND

Is LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Boston bull female: white and
reddish brindle; short tail. Answers
to name Of Tiny. Return to 405 Third
street south. or phone 1878 between 8
a. m. and 8 p. m. for liberal reward.
LOST-Between Great Falls hotel and
Cameron ranch, east of Power, on
Wilson road, suit case, Thursday
night, April 90 Return to Great Falls
hotel Reward
STRAYED-Small jersey COW. branded
on thigh ]. H.; strayed from Feiden's
Greenhouses, near Sun River bridge.
Phone 612S any information. Reward.
LOST-Between Great Falls hotel and
Cameron's, on Wilson road, suit
case, Thursday night. April 20. Re-
turn to Great Falls hotel. Reward.
LOST-On West side two new John
Deere cast piow shares. Finder
please leave at Geo. G. Mill Co, or
address Box 1851, City. Reward.
LOST-One tool case, with small tools
and bunch Of keys, between Gerber
and Great Falls. Reward II Fifth
street south.
LOST-White angora cat with one
blue and one yellow eye. Reward II
returned to I'LL. Central. Vinson
Hotel.
LOST-Gold filled Eversharp pencil
without top. Liberal reward. Call 5447.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Great Falls, Montana,
April 10. 1922.

To the stockholders of kremlin
Petroleum Company:
The annual meeting Of the s.ockhold-
ers Of the kremlin Petroleum Company
will be held at the city OF Great Falls,
Montana, on the fourth day Of May.
1922, at 500 o'clock p. NJ, for the elec-
tion Of directors for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
H. ]. SKINNER. Secro. ary
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
LEGAL ADVERTISING
TO LIE ASE

TO LEASE.
A good ranch about Il miles south
east of Stockett; any person Wishing
to lease a good ranch for putting in
crop this year apply to the Board of
County Commissioners at the court
house, Great Falls, Montana, for
terms, etc.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25

FIRST CLASS furniture, like new;
chairs, s45; library table. see; dresser
SIS; chiffoiner, book case, genuine
leather chairs. rugs, kitchen table, etc
VIII sell cheap. 72515 First ave. south.
LEATHER duofold; dining table and
chairs; Monarch range: bed: dresser:
writing desk; sewing machine and
piano. 1710 Seventh avenue north.
FOLLOWING furniture for sale at a
sacrifice: Victrola, cabinet sewing
machine, ice box, mahogany dressing
table and chair. chiffonier. Call at 516
Fifth street north.
CHILD'S ivory bed with hair mattress;
sewing machine, all attachments;
electric drop light; 3-section screen.
Ask for Mr.. Coleman, Park Hotel.
LEAVING TOWN--Furniture for sale.
Five-room house may be rented by
purchaser of some of the furniture.
1927 Fifth avenue north
PLAYER PIANO, big selection rolls.
Victrola and White sewing machine.
Terms. 7171a Sixth avenue north
BRASS bed and springs, fumed oak
dining table, kitchen table. 10S
Twelfth street north. Phone 9756.
FURNITURE for s-room rooming
house. Good condition. Terms reason
able. Fone $685.
VICTROLA, $3.50 size, and "Libry-Dine"
table. Also white baby crib. 1927 Fifth
avenue north.
MONARCH range. dresser. rug. 817
Seventh ave. south, upstairs. in rear.
FURNITURE for sale; can rent house.
COS Fourth avenue south. Phone 1926.
PLAYER PIANO, must sacrifice. leav
ing city at once. lib Third ave. SO.
COMPLETE line Of furniture for sale.
81 OF
ROLL-TOP desk for sale. Inquire p.
L. Humphrey, First Natl Bank.
FURNITURE of small rooming house
for sale. Phone S212-
FURNITURE for sale. Fone 4l25. 523
Fifth street south.
LARGE oak stdeboard. SIS: gas logs.
SIS. Phone 1868. ~ s--~
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25

A combination of cement and cast
iron blocks has been used in some re
cent roads building in France.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25

I FOR RENT-HOUsEK'P RMS.
FURNISHED three rooms on ground
floor, private bath, garden spot. One
room and kitchenette. Also two rooms
suitable for baching. 1923 Seventh ave-
nue. south.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
5 FOR BENr-FuRN1sHED APIS.

Lexington Apartments
Eighth street, Second avenue north.
THREE room furnished, strictly mod
ern; also basement modern apart
ment. SIS. 800 Seventh street south.
K1TCHENETTEs, apartments. rooms
with private bath, at reasonable rates.
Fair Hotel. sos Central avenue.
THREE-RooM apartment beautifully
furnished. No children. Call morn
ings. 911 Third avenue south.
FIVE-ROOM basement apartment with
private bath. Call at 919-B, First
4. avenue north. Phone 1873.
CHOICE furnished apartment, four
rooms. kitchenette and private bath.
Box $50, Tribune.
TwO-Room furnished apartments SIS
Eighth street south. Berkshire
Apartments.
ONE two and one single apartment,
furnished. 1011 Second avenue north.
Fone 1876.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. Sl4
per month. 700 Tenth street south.
NICELY FURNISHED apartment at
Vaughn Hotel 306 Central.
ONE Nollar apartment, strictly modern.
Phone 1868.
APARTMENT at Glendale. Fone s6l7.
% FOR RENT-UNFURNIsH: APIS.
VERY cheerful, modern, two-room
kitchenette and bath; ice box, bed
and electr narciessu ov Big$H
and electric range furnished, to
adults Apply Apt. 100, Blackstone.
FOR RENT-several apartments in
bungalow court; strictly modern, with
gas range. Hickman. 324 Central ave.
TWO room unfurnished apartment with
kitchenette and bath. Apply Apt. 6,
303 Fourth avenue south.
ONE 4-room flat $4,000; one 5-room
flat S4500. Also 5-room flat furnished.
14O5 First avenue north.
FOUR-ROOM apartment, light and heat
furnished, first floor: adults only.
1105 First avenue north.
TWO large room apartment; gas and
coal ranges; large lawn. 1920 Seventh
avenue north.
STRICTLY modern four room. 2O6 9Th
street north. Doheny No. T. Fone 1901
CHOICE apartment at The Geraldine,
704 Third avenue north.
TWO modern, large rooms; gas range,
712 18th street north.
FIVE large rooms. modern, first floor;
garage. Phone 1881.
FIVE ROOM apartment. 514 Fifth street
north. Fone 4130.
NICE front apartment. 115 Tenth
street north.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

q SPECIAL NOTICES
MATERNITY home. 1909 7th Ave. No:
Opened under new management; good
care given; charge reasonable. Fone
1866.
GARDENS plowed and dragged; ma
nure hauled; Sand Coulee coal hauled
from mines; prices right. Phone 1898.
COAL hauled from mine; gardens plow-
ed and manure hauled. Bourne. 3424
Fifth avenue north. Phone 1858.
FURNACE and chimney cleaning. Great
Falls Chimney Sweep. Fone 1910.
MANURE, 81 per load. $3.50 delivered
Fone 4126. Great Falls Stables.
EXPERT house window cleaner Geo.
Ingram, Gen. Del.
DAY BROS. transfer. 403 First avenue
south. Phone 9436.
GARDENS plowed; manure; coal; team
work. Phone 9694
SHEEP MANURE hauled and gardens
plowed. Phone 1885.
GARDENS plowed. Fone Great Falls
Transfer Co.
WE PLOW gardens. Reasonable price.
Phone 1881.
GARDENS plowed. g. Atchison. Fone
7l32.
MANURE and top soil for sale. Phone
529s.
CARBON and Bear Creek coal. 94S9.
sTETsONs reblocked. 10 3rd st. south.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
|lp Professional
business Directory

ADDING MACHINES
BURROUGHS Adding Machine Co. new
and rebuilt machines. J. c. Ingram,
Fone 6001. p. O. Box 354.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-25
% FOR BENr-uNruR. HOUSES


TWO S-room modern dwellings, newly
painted and papered throughout 2O4
and 206 Fourth avenue north. Rent
$40 and $45. Midkiff- Spalding Co.,
205 Central avenue.
WILL PARTY who was looking at
house 719 Third avenue south, please
call again at 826 Second ave. south.
Fone 1883.
FOR RENT-Six-room house. newly
: kalsomined, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply, 826 Second avenue south. Fone
FIVE-ROOM house for rent, part fur
nished, with garden, $4,000 per month
2004 First avenue north.
FIVE ROOMs,-s partly modern, 1907
Sixth avenue south. Inquire, 5l7
Tenth street south.
5 ROOM house and bath; on car line:
to party buying range. Rent $3.50.
Phone 4104.
SMALL 5-room house on paved alley;
close in, $40. 704 First avenue north.
FOR RENT-Four-room modern house.
Inquire 1913 Fifth avenue south
TWO 3-room houses at 513-515 Fourth
street south. Phone -7175.
ROOM house, modern. Inquire 414
Third avenue southwest.
SEVEN room modern house, $45. 81
Eighth street south.
HOUSE at 4O2 Fifth avenue north.
5-ROOM house for rent. Fone 1868.
SIX rooms modern. ZIG 26th St. So.