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The New York herald., 1922-02-16
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In Memoriam.


Ward. Edward VI.
ACKER.-on Tuesday. February a. :.
Louise, daughter OF the late David l..
at 81. Thomas's Church. 9th av. and
53d st., on Thursday morning. February
16. Mt 10 80 o'clock. Interment private.
ARMSTRONG; Wednesday. February 10.
1922. William Armstrong. Funeral services
at his late residence, 23s East i24th ST..
on Thursday evening A. o'clock.
ASH.--on February -. Est"lle Ash, beloved
daughter OF Anp ana istdor Ash IN her
18th year. Funeral from me parents res
idence, 1870 54th st.. BrooSlyn. February
H. 1T . O'Clock.
BEAKEY.-on Tuesday February ~ 1922
az MS residence. f62 Dean ST.. Hrooklyn
Henry T.. beloved husband OF Nollie 4.
and father of M3y a. and Henry r.
Boakey. Funeral from his late residence,
friday, February Il. at 10 A. NJ; thence
10 the Church Of St Agnes. Ssckott and
Hoyt SITS. Brooklyn. where Solemn
Requiem Mass win be celebrated. Inter
ment Calvary Cemetery. Automobile cor
tege.
BEBEE- Tuesday. February lf 1922 of
pneumonia. Charles H. Bebee, husband OF
Phebe a. and son of Sa rah NJ and tho
late Charles H. Bebec. Funeral services
at his late residence, 1876 Fafayette aN..
Brooklyn. Thursday evening Mt O'Clock.
BRANDT --Isobcl NJ. wife OF the late Carl
L. Brandt, y. A., at Dobbs Ferry \. -
February -, 1922, mother of Mrs Charles
NNa
neral from the residence OF G. V. Mills.
pobbs Ferry. February ~. at j. VI.
Train leaving Grand Central 2.lO.
BROWER suddenly. AZ plainfield. y. j..
on Wednesday February To- 1922. John
L.. husband Of Mary Cole and son of the
late William II. and sarah J. Brewer.
Services At hts late home. l21 East 9th
az plainfield. on saturday afternoon,
February is. az 80 o'clock
CLIFFORD. February 70. 1922, at ieJ ST..
Nicholas av., Olivia NJ. widow Of John {.
Clifford and daughter Of William otis
Brown Funeral services AZ stephen Mer-
rltt's Harlem Chapel, 3O4 West l26th ST..
Thursday evening, O'Clock. Buffalo
papers please copy.
CONNOLLY On February Is, Margaret w,
dearly beloved wife OF Edward J and
mother OF Madlyn w, Edward J. Jr-
Marion +. and Francis G.. Connolly. Flu
neral from her late residence, 1926 Beach
av. West Chester. Bronx. Saturday, Feb
ruary rs, at Q 80; thence 20 81. Anthony =
Church. Commonwealth av, Interment
Calvary. Auto cortcge.
CUMMINGS. Mary, on February 10. 1922.
az Manhasset. l.. ]. Funeral from the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Quinn,
~ Washington av. New Rochelle, on
Friday, February ~ 1879. at 10 A. NJ
Interinent IN Holy Sepuchre.
DEINiNGER On Wednesday February Is.
1922 a. her home. Middletown. n j..
r'redcrlcka c. widow OF John T.. Doiu-
inger, aged - years Funeral private.
Intermcnt Friday, February u, az Lu-
theran Cemetery. New York. Automobile
cOrtege leaving Pennsylvania station. New
York. 10 A. NJ
FORBES. At st. Moritz, Switzerland. on
February 10, In the iith GEAR of his age
Joseph Bunderbale Forbes, husband ot
Madeline Mcclure and son ~ the ,gts
rt pin9'i " Tor~e. .nf nc--'fe psrn'0~
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BLUE BOY TO BE
SHOWN HERE FEB. %
Exhibition of the Gainsbor-
ough to Aid Hospital.

Gainsboroughs Blue Boy" recently
brought to this country for its new own
er. Henry r. Huntington. will be ex-
hibited at Duyeen's. 720 Fifth avenue
for three weeks, beginning February %,
IL was announced yesterday
II will cost 81 to see the famous paint
ing, but the money will all go to the
Fifth Avenue Hospital Special prepa-
rations are being made by Sir Joseph
Duveen for the display OF the master
piece. There will be special press view
and reception for distinguished guests
and art experts next Monday.
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AMONG THE PLAYGOERs.

Miss Mary Garden was in the audience
Mt the Empire Theater last night foe
the performance of 1.-THE C2arina.
Others at that play were Mr. George
H. Doran. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Cobb. Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Harris. Mrs. II. >.
Owsley and Mr. Alfred Stregis.
Good Morning Deal1e" at the Globe
was seen by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter IL
Richard. Mr. Henry r. Towne, Mr.. {.
T. Ward of Chicago, Mrs. John NJ. Hall
and Mr.. Lawrence White.
At the Hippodrome for Get Together
were Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Queen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ID. Cotton.
To see Bull Dog Drummond' at the
Knickerbocker were Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis L. Steers ana Mr.. Henry l.
Hunt.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
CLARKE PARTY GOES SOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Clarke and
their daughter. Miss Florence Kip
Clarke. start to-day for Palm Beach on
the private car of the President of the
Norfolk Southern Railroad OF which
Mr.. Clarke is a director.
From Palm Beach they will visit
Havana, and on the return trip Mr.
clarke. in company with Mr.. George
r. Loyal president of the Norfolk
southern Railroad. will make tour
Of inspection OF that companys lines.
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At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-Franklin d. Peale. L. M.
Sinclair, Clyde Drown, J. J. Daily. j. l..
Hopkins. ]. ]. Murphy. S. c.. Holt. f. p.
Mitchell. NJ. B. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Waterbury and c. l.. Nelson.
The Shoreham-William A. Barber.
Howard C. Ingells. Courtlandt Smith, H.
W. Henderson, George A. Baker and
Charles L. Hotchkiss.
The Wardman Park. l.. Houff Mrs
L. Henry Hartman. Cornelius Wander
bilt, Jr., and w. p. Hamilton.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Sherman Flint had ten friends
for luncheon and bridge in the Plaz..
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Tiffany, who are
at the Vanderbilt, will leave for Europe
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis have
come to the Plaza froro st. Augustine.
Fla.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw of
9S4 Fifth avenue start to-day for Palm
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams kis-
sam. Mr. and Mrs. William d. Guthrie
and Mr.. j. Clinton Spencer are at the
Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City.
Miss Julia Berwind of Philadelphia
will live in the future with her brother.
Mr.. Edward j. Berwind, ut East
Sixty-fourth street.
Mrs. John Innes Kane will sail for
Europe next month. On her return in
July she will go to Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Joseph E. Widener gave a lunch
con yesterday at the Avignon for Prince
and Princess Miguel de Braganza.
Prince and Princess Andrea Boncom-
pagni have returned to the Ritz-Carlton
from Boston. They will sail for Europe
on Saturday.
Mrs. Robert r. Livingston will give
small dance tonight at II Washington
Square North for Miss Alice Dean and
her son, Mr.. Robert K. Livingston, who
are TO be married on February %.
Mr.. and Mrs Lorillard Suffern Taller
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son recently in this city. Mrs.
Taller is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Horace Harding. MIR. Taller is a son
of Mr.. r. Suffern Taller and grandson
of the late Pierre Lorillard. He and
his wife have Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Harding in Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pierson Hamilton
will entertain the Thursday Evening
Club tonight at the Colony Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen II. Forbes and
their young son. Gordon Forbes, will
sail for the Mediterranean by the Adri
attic Saturday. Later they will so to
Paris and London, returning to New
York about June /.
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MRs. ELLEN c. GoLDsoHMrpr.

Mrs Ellen Chesebrough Goldschmidt.
wife OF Samuel a. Goldschmidt died
Tuesday night after a brief Illness in
her home In the Hotel Essex. Madison
avenue and Fifty-slxth street. Mrs
Goldschmidt was the daughter OF the
late Robert j. and Anne Chessbrough
She was a member of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. She leaves
her husband.
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IN MEMORIAM.

NICHOLAs.-iu ever lovlnc memory Of our
husband and father, John $. Nicholas
who died February 10. 1921.
oIMSTED.-1n ever loving remembrance o7
Isabella X Olmsted. February is, 1893, -
wATtf. Anniversary Mass of Requiem for
tho late Edward NJ Ward on Friday Fub
rusry IL, az o'clock. az s.. lEnaJp8
Ioyoa church PARK av. and stth 9 i
New York city. .g4
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Nj A r r | A G. E S .

DONNELLY- and Mrs. Edwin
Bayha Of 391 OGspn Parkway, Brooklyn,
announce the mafriage OF their daughter,
Ethei o. 10 Mr.. Joseph A. Donnelh-, on
Wednesday, February II, 1922.
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Mr. r. Sumner Welles had luncheon
yesterday at the Shoreham. having Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry and Mrs. Kenna
Elkins among his guests.
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E N c. A c. E D

HEYDON-STRATH.- MIR. Ronald II. Strath
of Toronto Canada. announces the engage
ment OF his sister, Jean Mildred Strath. 90
Albert Russell Heydon Of Brooklyn y. y.
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DAUGHTER ENGAGED.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. Feb. IL.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ruth Murray. daughter of the Bishop
Of Maryland and Mrs. John Gardner
Murray. to Mr.. Francis Gilpin Bartlett,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kemp Bartlett.
Of Baltimore. Mr.. Bartlett is a nephew
Of the late Mrs. Mitchell Palmer.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Burch widow of Bishop Burch,
has arrived from New York to be the
guest of the Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding.
Bishop Of Washington. and his daugh-
ter. Miss Charlotte Harding.
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DUvAL OF PARIS IS DEAD.
Well known Proprietor OF Chain
of Rcstaurants.

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyri0lt, 1922, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Feb. To-
Alexander Duval known the world
over as the proprietor Of string OF
moderate priced restaurants called "Du-
vals. and known for the eccentricity
of his hats, died this afternoon in a prl-
vato sanatorium His fortune is esti-
mated 10 amount 10 several million
francs.
The Duval restaurants are similar to
a number Of chain eating places In New
York. providing small portions at mod
crate prices They are quite distinct
from the ordinary French restaurants.
and achieved an immediate popularity
when oDcned
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Mrs. George T. Weitzel gave lunch
con yesterday at the Shoreham for Mrs.
Clifford Langley OF New York and
Mrs. c. NJ. Goodwin Of Evanston, III.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16

Mrs. Nelson II. Henry of New York
is guest of Mrs Henry L. Dimock.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16

The Ambassador of Brazil. Mr.. Au-
gusto Cochrane de Alencar. is i'll and
has cancelled all social engagements for
the present.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16

First Lieutenant in the 10th Infantry.
His clubs are the Union, Racquet.
Tuxedo and Harvard.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOsT-Brown fisher, fur neckpiece. between
Columbia Yacht Club and Breton Hall or
Breton Hall and 18th st. Liberal reward
II returned to Room 1915. l65 Broadway.
LOST-Hudson boulevard. between Jersey
City ferry and Comnunpaw av., overcost
and Jacket; reward. Return H. LEVINE,
1920 Washington av.. Bronx. Melrose 1859.
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Cats. Dogs &c.

LOST-Boston bulldog, answers 10 name
Pep; last seen A. NJ. Tuesday In PARK
ct 72d st. and Riverside Drive; white face
and neck; lower teeth protrude, green collar
and name engraved on plate. Pep Teddy
Thurmond;" brown sweater: about IS months
old; liberal reward for information leading
to recovery. Phone Mr.. 1HuRMOND, Co
iumbus I7A7
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Certificate No. 1929, dated February
4. 1918. for one share Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company Common Stock. registered
in the name of Katharine w. Baldwin and
Carroll Baldwin, trustees under the viii OF
Frank -. EsSdwin. All persons are warned
against negotiating the same. KATHARINE
W. BALDWIN surviving trustee. Garrison.
Baltimore county. Md.
LosT-Is party who lost money In theat@I
this weef VIII state amount. theater and
date finder VIII return same. w AS Herald.
ierald So
LOST--.'rs.X and articles, from i26 Madi-
son av.; $50 reward; no questions asked.
Pennsylvania 06j1.
LoST-Tuesday. about o'clock. No. bus or
ia ST., small gilt purse containing four
twenty dollar bills: reward. Riverside SOB.
JeweIry.
LOST-Saturday night. New York CRY. da-
mond ring, square platinum mounting, cod-
tanning large solitaire ami ten small stones;
very liberal rewal d. HUDNALL. schuy. 65S9:
LosT-GoLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
on pier Of Swcdish-A merican Line. w. 51th
81. January 80. Reward. HoI4MBERG, 3is
LosT-saturday. diamond. Platinum ring,
initials ~ NJ L., 1872" engraved In side:
Park West. Brooklyn. phoIe South 49l2J.
LOsT-Diamond and platinum lorgnette.
chain attached. Monday February l3. LIB
eral reward, return cashier. HOTEL PLAZA.
LoSI-ltotel Astor wash room or vicinity,
sapphire and gold ring liberal reward.
Phone RIVERSIDE 5017.
LOST-February II, one gold watch, closed
face, initiated ~. c." on cover; reward
to finder, JEROME 27Sg.
LosT-Ciold wrist watch Monday 2:3O T. VI,
1slst st.. between Broadway aud Amster
dam. Phone FREMONT 5s4.
S7j REWARD
for return Of pearl bracelet with jade pen
dants. lost February ., between West 42d
and Dsth st. \. c. BENNETT Is William
st. Phone Broad 2764
S35 REWARD
for return of platinum bracelet containing
sapphires and | diamond, lost February ),
10th and 9th SITS. a. r. LEE & CO, INC.
- William st.
$50 REWARD.
Lost-Gold locket. with single diamond,
Monday, Nostrand av.. between Av. ana
Dean ST. Return to r. l.. c., 1884 Bedford
av., Brooklyn.
Wearing AnnareI.
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Mrs. Sherman Flint had ten friends
for luncheon and bridge in the Plazl.
yesterday
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Yetta CBieyerl. beloved z
daughter Of Clara Rieser and the late (.
julius VI. Reser and sister Of NJ. Cdisuf
tine, Ely J., Hermann Solon Jay. Arthur
J., Jacques and Reginald Rieser, AT her
late residence. 80 West Seth II. Funeral
services at Central Synagogue, 10th -
and Lexington av., Friday. at 1890 A. NJ
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Stamford. Conn, on Tuesday
February II, 1922. Laurence : Mag,nrts 2
IN his 6jth year. Funeral sercites will b n
place, Stamford, Conn, OH Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. lnterutufJ
Woodland Cemetery
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Tiffany, who are
at the Vanderbilt, will leave for Europe
soon
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IENTILHON. - Suddenly. at Pekin, ChinA,
Joseph Lentilhon. IN hts 2iis year. Has.
band OF Helen Curtis LentiiHon and son ~
the late Joseph de Tours l.en-ilhon. Notice
OF funeral hereafter fr4T
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c.. on Tuesday. Fehrs-
ary H. beloved husband OF jeanette Mac
kenzie tnee Desser! son Of Mrs. GeoF
Mackenzie and brother OF Mrs Chart
Goss and Mrs George KjellbcrS. Funeral
services +. ". Thursday at his laft
residence. 40 East 1921 ST.. The BrorX.
Interment w lodlnMn CnmntarN- ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Brokaw of
9S4 Fifth avenue start to-day for Palm
Beach.
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in Pelham Manor. "
y. on Monday, February 10. 1922 in the
14th year Of his age. John Francis, bclosAds's
son OF Ralph u. aud Elizabeth Frapch~~
Rogers. Funeral services win be held t@c"
the residence OF his parents in Pefg-i0a
Manor. on Thursday. February TO- lg2. e.
at IL o'clock \. NJ. Train leaves Crane
Central station az 10: A II
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-ACEY.-Mary a. (nee Msliuirc), widow ".
Edward i. Lacey. or february IA. 1.rlssi,
Funeral from her late Astidence. PA Las
Dist St. OH Thursday. february ii. al ~
\. NJ Requiem Mars Vt ST. Patrick
The New York herald., 1922-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis have
come TO the Plaza fro3o st. Augustine,
Fla
The New York herald., 1922-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams kis-
sam. Mr. and Mrs. William u. Guthrie
and Mr.. j. Clinton Spencer are at the
Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City.
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HEALTH IS GOOD
FOR FIRST time
IN nj FIVE ! Years Il
Minnesota Man Declares Stub
born Stomach Trouble Disap-
peared Entirely And He Feels
Fine Since Taking Tanlac.

~ enjoy good health now for the
first time in five years." said Emil
Gilbertson, of Cottonwood, MINI.
NERVOUS Indigestion with kidney
pains made me so run down / could
hardly do my work. After meals I
bloated up terribly with gas which
pressed around my heart and hurt me
so badly I could scarcely stand it. At
night was so choked up, nervous and
racked with pain I couldn't sleep,
just rolled and tossed and even walk
ed the floor, an got up in the morn
ings feeling like I had just finished a
hard days work.
"But my appetite is back in full
force and just feel fine since taking
Tanlac. My kidneys are all right and
I have been built up in every way.
I believe Tanlac will help anybody"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
T. Adv.
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1. T. U. Organizer Overcome by Ga
.sl'.%s'- 4| Fumes @ ~

John Baker, Of Helena, Mont, or
ganizer Of the International Typogra-
phical Union, arrived in Minot Satur-
day afternoon from Bismarck, to at
tend to business connected with the
local printers union.
Mr.. Baker came across from Max
in one of the Keavin Buick busses
which became stalled in the mud south
of the city. Baker and several other
passengers got behind the buss to
push the machine out of the ditch
when Mr.. Baker was overcome by the
gasoline fumes and was still in such
a condition that he could not sign his
name on the hotel register.
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Federal Staten Shipped Us, 900 Trees
to Farms.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of 275,O0O trees
Of 80 different species found acclimat-
ed to the dry land areas, have been
shipped from this point by the Nor
thern Great Plains Field station, the
largest agricultural and horticultural
project in the nation, operated by the
United States government. The trees
are consignments on orders received
year ago and are shipped to farm
ers and others who have followed in
structions previously sent out as to
preparation Of soil, etc.
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Ignite Firm is Barred From N. D.

Ignite Firm is Barred From N. D.
Bismarck, N. D. May 4.--The Blue
Sky commission has directed that the
Ignite Industries corporation, Of
Minneapolis, which has proposed de-
velopment Of the Ignite industry in
western North Dakota through manu-
facture of byproducts, be informed
that it is not authorized to do bust
ness in the state, according to Secre-
tary of State Thomas Hall, member
Of the commission. Mr.. Hall said
that his office had issued similar no
tice because Of failure to comply with
requirements Of his office.
The company had previously been
authorized to do business in the state
but had not made application to sell
stock.
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Farmer Loses Harness Second Time
C. D. Stearns who lives on the John
Ehr farm west of the city, is hard
luck artist A year ago someone en-
tered his barn and stole every har-
ness in the place, so that he was I'M
able to hitch up a team the next
morning. Last Thursday night,
thieves again visited his barn and
stole two of his best work harness.
There is no clue.
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Estrayed

Estrayed from a sheep ranch 20
miles west of Donnybrook between
1st and 18th of March. All horses
branded on the right hip with hair
brand g." (plus, sign Of addition)
One light gray gelding, five years old
VT 1900 lbs; One medium grey mare,
4 yrs old VT 1900 lbs; One black
mare, 7 yrs old VT 1900 lbs; One
black mare yrs old W.T. 1400 lbs; One
black mare yrs old VT 1000; One
red grey gelding g. yrs old VT 100;
One blue mare with black head 6
yrs old VT 14OO. ..- g..
NJ. D. GRAHAM,
6/4-2t-cg. Burlington, N. D..
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A son was born Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs; Ed A. seafeldt. The proud
Stone Ordean Wells Co. is passing
around Rio Tans.
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WE WANT-A live hustling agent
for Ward County to sell Smokers
Pure Fruit Buffers direct to the
consumers. Write for our propo-
sition. The J. M. Smoker Co.
Orrville Ohio. '5/4-t2-cg.
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WANTED-Fifty head of cattle and
horses to pasture. Best of grass
and good water. miles south
west of brady. R. F. Evans,
brady, N. D., or inquire at the In
dependent office. If
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FOR SALE-Fresh Mich Cows,
Guernsey and Jersey, with calf at
.1"side if you wish. This is good stuff
Time till fall. Inquire Union Ma
tional Bank. 5/4-t4
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PASTURE FOR STOCK-Five miles
from Minot; plenty of grass, water
and shade. Just west Of Big Bridge
P. J. Peterson, Minot. Or Phone
10 or CSC R. 5/4-t3-cg
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FARM-South Saskatchewan 800
acres, improved, good water, etc.
miles from town. G. B. Kenton,
Artesian, S. Oak. 5/4-t6
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FOR SALE-About 200 bushels of
nice Early Ohio Selected Seed Po-
tatoes. Will sell reasonable at my
place. Joe Gustafson, brady, N. D..
5/4-t2-+
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FOR SALE-Guernsey heifer calf
out of the Person strain. Address
Box 1887 or Phone 366M Minot N.
D. 5/4-2t-cg
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FOR SALE-Three hundred bushels
of White Burbank potatoes, price
reasonable. Write or call George
Hanson, brady postoffice, lives 2
miles west and 7 miles south Of
above place. Geo. Hanson. 4-20-6t
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FOR RENT-Two ideal garden lots
in northeast Minot. W. H. Rogers,
Phone 1O9OJ.
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&c you want to sell your farm OF
city property see JOHN J. LEE
Minot, n. D.
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FOR SALE--Extra Early Ohio Pota-
toes. J. J. Brand, Logan, N. D.
5/4-tf
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FOR SALE-Brome Grass Seed, no
quack, recleaned ready to sow. 8
cents per pound F. o. B. Lonetree,
N. D. Groom & Kassens, Lonetree,
N. D. -. 5/4-t2-*
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WANTED-15 head of fat butcher
cattle, good price. X in care of
Independent. 5/4-tf
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FOR SALE.-One Registered Red
Poll Bull years old. $4,000 takes
him. H. Benno, phone 13-F-11
4/2O-tf.
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FOR SALE-Ten Registered yearling
Galloway Bulls. Galloway steers
always top the market and need no
iehorning. Address w. Glib,
Sanish, N. Oak. *-4-2O-6t
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FOR SALE-My former fes1deHce
South Main street. Cost $4,000 in
1913. Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Would exchange for securities or
other property. Might rent sub
ject to sale. Write G. S. Youmans,
Ut East Lake St., Minneapolis,
MINI. 3-3O-tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-05-11

FOR RENT-280 acres pasture land,
running water, all fenced. Thos.
Golfer, Minot, N. D. 5/4-3t*
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-05-11
Geo. Foote Again in Jail

Geo. FOOte again IN jail
George Foote, better known as Geo.
Hines, was arrested Saturday and
placed in Jail on complaint of his wife
charged with threatening to kill.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-05-11
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-White Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed. 1t makes the best
hay or pasture. J. r. Osborn, Lone
Tree, n. D., P. O. Box As. asst