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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

s RENT-FURSISHED APIS.
ELMoRE HoTEL-New and strictly
modern guest rooms and furnished
apartments. Elevate and social room
Sixth street and Central venue
COOL, clean. comfortable sleeping
rooms and apartments, with or with
out bath, special summer rates. Far
Hotel, 60s-5i0 Central avenue.
TWO LARGE. pleasant. cool rooms,
we'll furnished. gas and coal, range
nice large lawn. Inquire 1920 Seventh
avenue north.
THREE ROOMS, light, heat and water,
use of phone, private entrance. NO
children. 927 Seventh avenue north.
TWO ROOMS n kitchenette. Adults
only. Clean, modern. well furnished
1916 Third avenue north.
FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment.
strictly modern. Inquire, s26 Second
avenue south. Fone 1883.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
modern, with gas. Teachers preferred
216 Twelfth street north.
TWO or three large room apartments,
ground floor, strictly modern. 90
Fifth avenue north.
TwO-ROOM furnished. partly modern
apartment. $14 a month. 700 Tenth
street south.
TWO comfortable rooms with private
bath and entrances. 1o06 Eighth ave
nue. north.
GLENDALE apartments: newly deco,
rated. Phone 9617. 216A Central
avenue.
MODERN apartments, ground floor;
private entrance. 1o11 Second ave. No
THREE or 4-room modern. to couple
3 Seventeenth street south.
wANTED-To board and room school
boy. IS Sixth st. south.
TWO-ROOM apartment. bath. gas. 90S
Fourth avenue south.
FURNISHED apartment, modern. 4S
Third street north.
ONE Ncllar apartment. Strictly mod
ern. Phone 1868.
FOUR rooms with sleeping porch
Fone $3.50.
TWO rooms. SIS Eighth st. south.
FURNISHED apartments. West Hotel
1s MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN
To help you build, buy or otherwise
own a new home, bring us your plans
and specifications and we'll tell you
what we can loan. Payments on .
100000 loan per month S1S.S4
Great Falls Building and Loan As.
ISOLATION. Andrew Thisted. president
phone 9S44. Gofdon ". SnaIer. secre'
tary-manager. 2o1 Central avenue.
SO LOANS may be secured for an.
purpose on farm lands. irrigated
lands. to buy or build homes, city OF
farm, under our first mortgage certi'
ficates. Bankers Reserve Deposit
Gas & Electric Bldg, Den.
yer, Colo.
WANT LOAN of S250o for one year
on Great Falls business. Just finished
paying off similar amount in j
months. Ample security; Will pay
good interest. Fone S42S.
MONEY TO LOAN
On close in city property. Reasonable
rates. easy terms. Box lS2 tribune
WE LOAN MONEY on diamonds
watches, jewelry and all v~aluables
Great Falls Loan Co.. 222 First ave. $
MONEY to loan on Great FAILS tprop
u erty. Misunderstanding Co.. 2oS Can
lral avenue
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Send for sworn proof of s.
to SIS daily. Latest style guaranteed
hosiery. Early Fall and Winter Line
now ready. Special school offer.
Neither experience nor capital needed.
Just show samples, take orders, we
deliver and collect. Your pay daily.
Shipments made same day order re-
ceived. Three to twelve months
guarantee. Outfit furnished contains
all %colors, grades including silks and
heathers. Mac-O-Chee Mills Co. Fall
2174. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

COMPETENT woman to help with
homework. 1895 Fourth avenue north
Zone 1922.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

25 wANTED-To RENT 81
LADY wishes to rent part Of a small
house, walking distance, reasonable
rem Can furnish reference. Box 1856
Tribune.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
Rentals
BUSINESS

MONEY IN GRAIN-S12.50 buys guar
antees on 10000 blu. wheat. No further
risk. Movement of sc opportunity
take $500; &c, $500, etc. Particulars,
market letter free. Investors Daily
Guide. 943 Dwight Bldg, Kansas
City Mo.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD
People must eat. Federal distributors
make big money; $4,000 yearly and
up; no capital or experience needed;
guaranteed sales; unsold goods may
be returned; your name on packages
builds your own business; free sam
Piles to customers; repeat orders sure;
exclusive territory. Ask now! Fed
eral Pure Food Co, 23o5 Archer, Chi
cago.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

WANTED-Experienced waitress and
woman cook. Gateway Hotel Poplar
Mont.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03

year Bldg, Kansas City, Mo, is max
ing an offer to send a handsome
~raincoat free TO one person in each
locality who will recommend it to
friends Write TODAY.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-03
ARM AND MEASUREMENTS

FOR SALE-160 acres, all pillow land,
fenced, buildings. well, 5 cows, 5
calves. ? yearlings, for quick sale
$500 cash. S1675 on time. Two miles to
Collins. c. F. Herbison. Collins, Mont.
FARM AND RANCH to rent. Parties
interested in leasing a first class large
diversified farm or a we'll watered
stock ranch. address Box 1877. Lewis
town. Montana.
So PER ACRE buys a 1~.2o0-acre stock
ranch. including 40 head of cattle.
about 40 tons of hay, s horses; very
good terms. Teton County Colonial
lion Co, Choteau. Mont.
WANTED-To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash price,
full particulars, D F. Bush, Mime
apolis. Mimi.
SEE WATSON for land-Sure crop.
Foothill ranches at bargain prices.
Watson Land Co. 7 Second St. north.
100 ACRES near Great Falls. plenty
hay and wood. river front Good
crops. Cheap. Owner. p. o. Box 1902.
FOR RENT-One gooG grain ranch. in
the country where there are no crop
failures. p. o. Box rs.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of
land for sale. o. h. Hawley, Baldwin,
Wisconsin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Cottons

VOILE AND BATISTE-A splendid group of 40-inch wide voiles and batiste, in light and dark grounds and very neat fig ures for neighborhood and street wear. OE
 Special, yard LCC PALMA CHECKS = Special for tomorrow only. 36-inch wide, extra good quality pa- jmaa checks, in small 1Eo checks only. Special, yard lCC CHAMBRAY = 27-inch wide striped and solid color cham bray gingham, for house dresses, bungalow aprons, work blouses and children's 10o wear. Yard 1UC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

Summer Silks
 Here are the silks our Silk Shop recommends as most seasonable and most economical for the silk frocks of July, August and September-summers warmest months. We chose them for their economy, daintiness and quality, and we think you will approve them for the same reasons.
 CoLORED PONGEE-33-inch wide pure silk pongee, in 20 bright summer colors. A quail : ity that is safe to wash and which loses none of its brill lance after washing. 1 40 Yard 1s1C nl1N ELL S1bGI G - AV-lllLA wide, heavy crepe de chine, in beautifully printed patterns and color combinations. These Silk Shop features tomorrow very special, i co per yard, at 1.CC BROADCLOTH SHIRTING - 32 and 36-inch wide tub silk, in neat stripes and pretty pat terms. Strictly fast colors and very serviceable and beautiful not only for mems shirts, but for women's summer 1 OO dresses. Yard LOU WHITE SILK RATINE-A ruggedly beautiful S6-inch wide pure silk fabric, in white only. Makes up beautifully in sport apparel of all kinds and certainly is EO inexpensive at LOU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Indian Head 19c

se-inch wide genuine Indian Head muslin-full bleached and every yard perfectly woven. No better fabric is woven for ues in art needle work and for fancy linens. and assuredly you will appreciate the chance to buy 1t at 1se the yard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Gate Leg Tables

These tables reproductions of the tables of our fore fathers-true reproductions and modern only in the that 20th century manufacturing processes con- tribute to much lower price, Made of mahogany in several finishes at 50 and up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
To,iletries

Kinds honey and almond
 cream, special 37c Houbigant's ideal toilet
 water, 1 ounce 95c Peroxide of hydrogen, Is ounces 1ec Witch hazel, double dis
 titled, 6 ounces 21c L., J. & L. lilac vegetal 6oc Large metal compact pow
 der and rouge 59c "Mum," the famous
 deodorant 19c Stacomb, for the hair 69c Watkins mulsified cocoa
 nut oil 37c Myrrh-Lyptol mouth wash 37c Ammens' prickly heat
 powder 19c Pebeco tooth paste S7c
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Glorious Store to Supply the Needs of Glorious 4th

% oyoNh yrold hay make
  fOrFO nS and We supply from new b "a summers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Dozen Towels
 98c

For tomorrow only, we offer special. one hundred dozen red or white bor- dered Huck towels. Soft finish, med ium size and very special at ssc the doIen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Batterton's Iced Tea

Stop cooling beverage
  al coffees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

side with hard vulcan ized fibre, making it al- together five thicknesses. This is the strongest known trunk construc- |tion. Among it's features ere: An ironing board, dust curtains, shoe box, drawer locking device, Yale spring lock, hat box, laundry bag, electric iron holder and beautiful cretonne lining.
 Limited number of these trunks offered for spe- cial selling this week at 39.60 each.
 FOURTH FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
The Famous Dread-Naught Wardrobe Trunk
 39.50

A Strictly High-Grade Wardrobe Trunk at
 the Price of an Ordinary One This strongly constructed, handsomely finished ward robe trunk embraces every feature found in trunks sell ing for double it's pricejust the trunk to make vacation journey pleasant.
 The Dread-Naught trunk is made of three-ply wood reinforced the inside and covered on the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Stamped Gowns

There seems to be no limit to the assortment of new, com pletely made stamped gowns. A few stitches and they seem to be complete. 89c for dainty gowns in white and flesh.
 At 1.39 are gowns of the very best nainsook. At 2.95 are white and lavender gowns hemstitched and with colonial border.
 BALCoNY-MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Bath Rugs 49c

Good sized pink or blue bath rugs. Pretty designs and good weight Good housekeepers always like to have plenty of fresh bath rugs, and this is their opportunity to lay in supply at . very unusual price.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Tea Wagons 5000 and Up

The tea wagon is indispensable convenience in the modern dining Its use, every day. makes serving easier and it is essential when there guests Many splendid reproductions in different perodspieces to rations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Sheets LOO

A special offering of double bed size seamless sheets; made up from heavy. full bleached sheeting with surpris- inSly soft finish.
 Experienced housekeepers will need no urging to buy these when they zee them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Porch Furniture

furnishings for front porches and made to comply with the needs of those who would econonfze The manner comfort not to be found in other types of porch furn ture.
 Cane Back H
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Iceland Wool Slip Overs Are Smart Sweaters for the Fourth
 5.95
Iceland Wool Tuxedo
 Sweaters 7.95

Conservative in model though utra-fashionable in weave Decidedly the smartest type of sweater and displayed in all sizes in gray. jade. navy and black.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

SUNSHINE SPREADS-Au remaining Sunshine washable spreads in colors. single or double sixs. with CT with out shams, formerly 2-Bo to 1 I.5o. tomorrow 1 COLORED SErSLRess and baue. also white double bod spread. with sspa- rats shams to uAteh- Pretty, fast colors. offered vsry spssial v E0 per set tsOV DIMITY gPREApS-Whfes dimity spreads, with shams to match. Seal loped cut cornsrs ard most attractive;
 Single bed sets 3.eS
 Double bod ct 3.0t coLoRED DINITY-sprsa6 bed ssts In new display in rose and blue. Seal loped with shsms to match,
 Single bed ssts B.oS
 Double bed sets o.ok
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Six Bath Towels
 LOO

These bath towels are size 17xs4- they are hemmed and bleached and of an unusual weight and quality. The opportunity to buy sir for 100 Is such that we anticipate a demand far larger than the supply-2nd the sup ply is fairly large.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Baby Bunting Covers and
 Pillows 1.50 and 75c

The new Bucella art packages brought many novelties to pleasantly occupy your time during summer months, and prettiest among these are Baby Bunting covers and pill lows. Both made for babies beds and stamped in pretty nursery designs that even little girls themselves can complete.
 Stamped Aprons Dainty new ideas in aprons stamped for embroidery and patchwork. Completely made up and ready to be embroid- cred. 59c assortment presents four pretty, new patterns for choosing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
Poster Beds

complete showing of beds design quality to the ideals o those who seeking that which thorough accord with design and finish they the last prices We particularly pleased your toward group of unusually fine poster beds of mahogany
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
For the Fourth of July Plunge Wool Suits 4.95 to 1895
Silk Swimming Suits 1895 to 1750

All silk 2n1 bathing suits in plain fancy the bnatons Women who silk suits luxury and will tell that their service that long run est after all. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
HAVE AN IDEAL
DR.. CRAIG TELLS
MACADEMY CLUB
aNN11AL MEMORIAL SERMON
PASTOR At THOMSON M L.
CHURCH.
pavs Tribute to Principles uphela W
orqantzotton's Deceased Members.

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.cr,rn,, -" The Wei chosen Nh"Je'''
"NVra, Is Your LI:""' over S'\'E-nN'
members Of this well known "FH"'''"'
ton were in attendance.
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1,,r,.s 14.i. He said In part: some
cu,,,n say that life i hut dream
1as,,g mid that 'Iif" C"in"i" ;'I INK" Il
r7,wcr and continu"th not; IN" ap"Sti -
1aucs said that. If" Is h"t NAror
Tn.rrcIlrw said Life IS real. If" IS
,.,rrrst aid the gay" IS not the E"a'
md therefore. lie IS our most fca!
treasure. .,
",ro many roop'". !ife i constant
rrIrl. ard consists OF eating. SIe"r'AH
nrd working, without any d"hh''" "hj'''
or rurpnsc. while TO others II ~ 4 SCI
eh ,.aIr search for plea sure: but the
men and women who really ave anu ~
con,rlIsh something az" those who Two
,ccnr,IIuc TO tho dictates OF God. The
Question We should ask ourselves. Is
.>-. We really living "r are "" mercy
cvig,:,r md drifting along with the
tlG'"'
"Al mon Nv" according to two plans,
namely 4 se!c-maGc plan, or plan
which God has given US t" follow. Nj
roIeon lived according - his Sc!i-mat.
plan. He iniEht have blessed the Wort
Instead Of CurS!nG H. HIS He cnu'''
| IN n complete and utter defeat. Alex
! rr,,cr rho Great lcC, the world worse
! than he found II. h""an*" Nc ini""'"
! sis own nIan. cord Give. Brirsh"r.
J rroycd himself 4 true hero in lndt1,
I ard when he returned IN England Il"
! 60, S,rorr,l as 10 prryiOGs hero ha''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20

cna,. liavc q purpose and "a vision 70
vou- future Mco amd pursuit When q
nam uids out Gods purpose LOT MI"
in ,3,s ufa. hc, is ever inch Il man. IL"
J,,. ,,ot have TO I've three-Score years
and ten before he receives this inspira-
ton.
"Th.,rs and ct'otionS pass ana arc
no .n"rr. What No are depends "i,T =
wna, W.. have been in III" past. 80
should have Il vision OF manhood. W."
.noulI ak ourselves the question:
What are We going 10 do with the tai
onts and ability that God has given Us
Bv pleasure and wanton iooIlShneSS'
b!llia.., pro,ontll!.tles are killed.
w" can lind the plan In Jesus ChrlS..
We should daily emulate HIS example
and live acrnrdiuc 10 his HE py pre-
Ccpt and example"
{ He ,lid glowing tribute TO the oc-
ceased members Of the organiza ton
whn .r, William 'arkcr. Ice lHtH'
Charles M!akcml!cr and Leo Ruble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
CLYDE B, johnson Will
Give DR., johnson EulOgy

Charleston ". Va. Ma~r& t1.-C,y""
Beecher Johnson. whn - H""H a'-
quatnted with Tho lat" i'c. /. {. Jn,.''-
ston all his ne. !. - coming '"""
Tyler county. Wi! ds.i,"r the ""'"Ey ON
tho widely incurred Ear;N =, '1~,"r At
services % hc Ned .: e. -; tNpt'S'
temple In tH;S c.;y Monday morning M
10 o'clock. The funeral sermon W" b.
preached BY Rev. BY S"H''7r. WHO :
conducting a. SIX w"",;s' caH'To's2 n 2
tabernacle In th!s Cay.
The BODY oc pr. Jyhrsa" "" He !"
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0 O'Clock on unit. after ;"H funeral ser
vice, which begins a; -. III" H'Hn =
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and pass on a the rNVr.' W. not p"
one-terth large enough - '..i ih"s"
who wou,d IlNe t. a,.""! -" :r&"-7, :.
The downstairs a"A'"r.H" ~ the
church IS being reserved '"r -" mem
bers OF the FAM and 'mmeiia:"
friends
DR.. T. c. johnson was AZ honorary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20

Experience % n great teacher. but X
has nothing that way on The lack o.
experience.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
John Mccormack, Noted Irish Tenor :, Appearing April 21

John Mccormack, the world re- nowned 6enor, who will give a reel tai at the Arena, New Havens on Fri dav April 21st, is easily the most pop ular singer on the Concert stage today as IS seen by the capacity audiences which he draws wherever he appears. He has won his way to their merited appreciation through the natural and beautiful lyric quality of his voice. combined with the whole-hearted warmth and sincerity with which he sings.
 He is one of the few operatic sing CTS, who on the concert stage, does not sacrifice both art and voice by g. constant and unVarying style of dra- ~matic expression. One must have con- traSt and MT. Mccormack eXemplifies and employs this contrast with power. full color and true artistic style and finish.
 John Mccormack is not only gifted with wonderful vocal powers, but also with the power to use his voice to it's fullest worth Standing before an au- dience he is a, wizard song bird, sway ing the emotions of his fellows as though he knew heart throbS and a dictator of smiles.
 America. few years ago, with re- spect to it's music, was in much the same state as Italy and England were in the tirns of SpenSer and Dante, with respect to literature.
 How different it is with John Me SC'f1iStCh' tHe 14tSL really great S1IISe eA who mas 0eiEned to sing an entire program in the English tongue. There are no cold audiences when he ap- pears There are no empty houses when his voice is heard. His audiences are not composed of a few exclusive persons devoted to an art that is not and never can be nationel. There come into the Mccormack audiences all the really cultured men and women of the community, who, listen spell bound while a great artist sings great songs which they can understand. Tickets for the New Haven concert are on sale at M. Steinert Sons Co.,, 1S3 Church Street, New Haven, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
Terms Ireland ''Brainpan of
 The World"

Washington, April 4.-Ire1and was described as the 'tbrainpan of the world" in an imp oned tribute to the Emerald Isle by Senator Stanley, Democrat. of Kentucky, during a re- cent debate on the floor of the Sen ate.
 Stanley aloquently pleaded the cause of the Irish Free State, saying it has risen through centuries of oppression to command the admiration of the world.
 'I have not a drop of Irish blood in my veinns," Stanley said. 'fI wish had. l can trace my ancestry back to an unbrol1en English line and I'm not specially proud of it. But I know that when the history of all the peo- pies of all the world shall have been written there will be nothing in song or story sweeter or sadder or grand CT than the sufferings and the tri- umph of the Irish people and the Irish nation.
 sRises Like Transfguration."
 "Out of centuries of persecution such as no other race ever suffered, up from fields incarnadined in blood of heroes and stakes and gibbets, sanctified by the sacrificia1 deaths of martyrs, in her rags and her poverty, her learning and heroiSm, wild anl grand and beautiful. Ireland rises like miration of the world, for at last, thank God, Old Ireland is free"
 Stanley suggested that if the pleas of pro- British were followed. that the statue of Andrew Jackson in front of the White House be torn down and a new one erected to Lloyd George or George Harvey.
 'fWhy should not Ireland feel an antipathy to Great Britain?" Stanley demanded. NO Senator has the right to treat contemptuous1y the just resentment against wrongs so deep and damnable that their reiteration might make the very angels in heaven weep.
 "Abhorrence of EngIishmen.''
 Were I an Irishman, as I am an American of English ancestry, I would swear my hrstlborn son, as Hasdruba1 did Hannibal to eternal hate of Rome, to the abhorrence of all that Englishmen say or do ol think as long as he remembers the women they had outraged, the babes they had butchered, the sons sent to stake and the gibbet, her faith dis honored and her fields drenche7 with blood and desolated by fire and sword"
 Stanley praised the deeds of Irish citizens who came to America to make their homes free of British op- pression.
 "Irishsmen have filled every post with honor and have adorned every thing they have touched" he con- cluded. CT pay my humble need of praise to the brainpan of the world. to the home of poetry. of e1oquence and of valor-to the Emerald Isle"