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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05


Il Sec" remarked President Charlie
frylor. that they are trying To take
our holidays away from US"
"Gosh," remarked Writ GrafYaman
pc Cory Corner CLUB cHme to order.
What they want I" dn that for? We
mt got much time for thought and
Pr rest now, with this eight-hour
day rule. and only half day or
4dcdny. They'll want us to send
tr children to night school. sos they.
fn work I'm tho daytime, nrst thing
Du know"
Tho more holiday a man has" said
Id Motherhood. ITS been nv ex-
friencc. the more he feels like
orkihK. Take for an Instance. II
Pu nave six holidays in one week.
7'u feel like working the other day"
Il have found. from observations"
7'hcrved Eddie Rose. that when a
IN has six days holiday week.
7 reels so tired he sleeps all day on
8inday."
Il never did care for holiday"
5pined Joe West. "rhc man who
3'eks To Toll about. slip through val
oable hours doing In sone easy
iair somewhercs. or sits In the park
oh'ns squirrels or counting white
3'rses. haE 10 be takcn care of when
p gets old and decrepit at som.
mshouse ar other. He sl.eps and
3afs while other people. like m.
Pr instance. tolls for his fresInn
III MIS- country. He produces moth
~ ana leaves nothing behind"
II Sun Took Dny on.
ne man what yearns for holt
rs Is always watching the clock.
3heh ne TX supposed to be working"
fcihrcd q, Claiming Ruslcl. Sun
8pse the sun stopped moving on It's
fie Tor holiday. what would han
Fh! IN. rrincipl" IL the same. Five
fys IS ittlc enough for anybody To
nrk In any one week"
St'ii," said tho president. reeec,.
IeiF. sim. all work and no play
hkeH Jack II duh boy"
mo troubie about ~ IL, though"
mhtKeh Eddie sullivan. that all
Pc duii boys are inycterat. boli.
who ever saw the live
pcs hke Carter Jon.s and Tom Ip,I
r.ary and Edgar English ,nke ;,
Pliuay. They arc the bnys wh,,
AXE things movo along. Tbcvd
8've nj II anybody insisted ina,
ICY take dag on"
rho man who never takes a boIt-
Elircs longer and Is happier and
health. Than IN. man who
4fai"ays talking about being tired
- weary. added Tom walsh 81
20 tired driving sparrows on,
stAmb!e's Hin Park. because MS
much like play. that git busy
stinR the grass and then when
10 my dcwny couch for sieep. I
Rnt havo 10 call for ,le.r. IL lust
Rturaily comes
suSEe"ts Son~ Holidays.
nm again. Ect the president
a. We should not forget To think
Pout tho memory Of our forcrs,her.
pa thhe cognizance rf tho notabl.
cnts In our history. ] don't know
! n II Is necessary 10 take "A d,v M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

heard by the voters Of their respec-
tive wards. 1t Is probable that these
ward meetings for the month OF
March Will take the place OF the
meetings which the Richmond
League OF Women voters and nine
other cooperating organizations OF
richmond women have been conduct
Ing every Thursday for the past four
months in the foyer of the woman's
club. ia the interest Of good citizen
ship
Announcement will be made later
Hs To the dates and places OF meet
INKS following the one ON Tuesday
evening. all OF which Will he open
I" the public Irrespective Of waru
residence. Invitations to candidates
are being sent out by Mrs. Frank l..
J"hs"n. Legislative chairman OF the
Richmond League 0r Women Voters.
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what aarats down when she goes to
'hn circua on II hnif-ucket. ~ Il not?
or maybe home brew plant:"
Has NIRht ldcn.
You havo tho right idea" as
stnted Henry. but there Amt no
sense I'm 1t. suppose the dog should
utter a how! while tho dogpound
man Is 1T the door? That would
make IT a tangible. An Intangible IL
what You got. what is not visible to
The ordinary observer. IL you wear
doeskin pants. patent leather shy :.
diamond tiara In your - tie or carr.
cane. that Is sign you have a
lot OF intansibles."
something like when a dogs
thiIs a-waRgin. he must have Wheels
IN his head, ain't IT."
Il see that intanyibies IL beyond
your comprehension. but when tn.
IAN man comes around and as,. YOU
Tor your intangibles and Won dor,
want him 10 see them. don't show
him none OF your tank stock. your
virginia hallway and Power stock
your oi! bonds. your interest i'm the
zen Telephone Company. your stree,
car tickets ana your deeds OF ,rus,
on some poor fellows real estate -
~ th"m's II. is ~ Well he can
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MONTREAL CITY HALL
FIRE COST 100000
safety OF s5.O00.00 In signed Deben-
lures md Other documents SIN
Undetermined
| BY Associated Prcss.l

MONTREAL. March City Of
hcials today awaited the cooling OF
The emecrs OF the fire. which last
riTht destroyed the O." Hail. that
thc: might open the H. sa..s in the
services department; M ascertain II
signed d"bentures worth 5000. 900
and other valuable Iubi'. documents
lad been damaged IN III. ccnOarr,
ION Six hremen We're injured.
IN" building. erected in 1857 nj
cost OF 100000. is a total los.
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EACH GETS 90 MARKS s
FORESTRY DIVIDEND;
IRy Assocla,edpre

MUNICH. March There may Be
suggestion for Americans In tho
fact that small town In Northern
Bavaria secently gave to each inhabi-
tant present OF 50 marks derived
from the sale OF wood cut in the mu-
nicipat forest which was planted l5
or 90 years ago.
Germany for years has expended
much energy in reforcstration. many
OF the municipalities throughout tho
country owning forests which are
carefully nursed and used as public
works by the local Inhabitants.
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have nay virginia Hallway and Power
stock II h" wants IT.
The club mad" Arrangements To go
u mo automobile show. naming n
committee 10 secure reservations on
tho Broad and Main one-man cars
md adjourned.
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most widely uscd and most successful
complexion bcautihcr over found.
They clear your blood. they remoyc
the sluggish impurities that gather to
max. pimplcs. boiis. rash. blo,ches
hlackh"ads, muddiucsS and such
bi-mishes. The calcium itself is the
greatest skin influence known II
causes tho skin to wax" UP. il begins
its work Al once, YOU observe the re-
suits and in a few days there is all
solutcly no question as TO the won
d"rful action Of STARTS Calcium
waters. Get so cent box today AZ
any drug store. They are truly 4
co mpie1iOn marvel .-AdN
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I5c Rubber Gloves. 4ir
Sl.OO l.c"nnrd'S Ear OH. .7Gc
WEE AbSorhinr Jr NC
lac Excelsior Rub Syringe. .bOc
''' 'tt bpTlU 2Ic
y Id. Chloride Lime. ISc
toe rhenol Sudiuue .lsc
90 AlcUrub one
2ac lnrfntS' syringe he
toe i'r-aSt Pumps. .ipc
20 vacuum Bottles. ne
"hc Large BOTTLE Extract Sar-
S"pnril,a: good blood tonic. 3Rc
.'uc clark .IohnsOnS' syrup. .3Dc
"uc Laxative Fig Syrup Roe.
l5c british OH lie
anc Atwood'S liitters. 24c
!, az Rheuma SHE
.'c and oUc Meuthoin,um.
iDr and NE
pc l1obson's Carbollc Salvr ne
:ac Corn FiN Foot Tablets. ne
Si.l0 TanlHc SOr
s'.25 Plant Juice .sDc
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To row >A,p to New London

NORFOLK VA. March 4.-The tug
Guardsman. Of the u. 4. scott Tow
ing Company. Of New London. Conn.
will leave Hampton Roads M soon az
the weather moder8tcs for New Lon
rcn. towing the wooden steamer
Fort Russell now at Camp Eustis
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EXTRA SPECIALS!

esc Molba Talcum me
Zoe Alboiene Cold Cream Tubes.
IIct 2 for :Iuc
~ Sulpho 1.ithia. ne
l5c HiNby's Shoe Satin. de-
lar Vim BLACK Liquid lite
lac Vim Tan Paste . for. lac
Reumberto Olive Oil
Half pintS aD,.
l'c Waterman'S Fountain Pen
ihh .''.' .'''..'. ......... iir
25c Violet Ammonia. .......iTr
Soc Celistlne NiChy .,,c
2nr y. u. & Co.'S Peroxide. tIr
sl'io Nio"rnm ............. IDc
zoe Albcrum .I,.
sac Famo Hair and Scalp Rem
coy ...........I Ice
3"c Nickel Plated Soap Boxes I9,.
- Flash Light. complete =. Gac
Toe Menthol Inhal-is Sc
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Sl-Sl.25 Hair Brushes. zoe
soc childs Purses and Bags. .37c
|i.o" White Ivory Hair
brushes m,
aoc-5oc Lot OF Ointment and
saves Gle
Zoe l5r-25c Wash Cloths.
Tr. tie. i5c
zoe Toy wash Boilers for the
e'c Trolley Cars for the boy ISr
hhd 3-inch i!andures. tie < I5r
6nc Antiphl"gistinr Toe
40" itooth's Balrn. 2,c
3ac rcirrS0n'S ointmcnt.aD ..
3ac Infants Glyr"rin- Suppos-
hpIlrS ...........tO Toe
2ar Rough on i,,r
soc i'"hd"lI"n l;uttrr Color. 21r
-.' iiat '"rh .......I7c
.5c l'nnopcptnnc 5p,.
ale l'onuS Extract lyc
,ac Imperial ,;rnnum she
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How to Beautify
Your Complexion
Pretty Girls Everywhere VIII Tell
You Tint Stunrt's Calcium WATERS
IL Your One SURE Why.

Get Il box today of Stuarts Calcium
Waters and in a few hours you won't
question why they are the best known,
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For Teeth and Mouth

DC Tooth brushes .... i.ic
5uc Tooth Brushes :s!Ir
Ipc Prhrco Tooth Paste :,:tc
soc kolynoS Tooth Paste 2:.r
2ac Lyons Dental Powder. etc
sue Pyrodenta Tooth Paste. 2,c
soc size. Iic.
35c Scnrico Tooth Paste .1c
5uc =. =. Whites Tooth Pow
htr Roe
VIZ" Py"rrhocide Tooth Pow
"ei ........ soc
3"c Arnica Tooth Soap. 2Ic
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HOME REMEDIES!

SOC podson's Liver Tone an.
ooc fly's Cream Balm sDc
""c Epsonadc Salts. 4Dc
.oc EH- Lax Tablets .Ic
Doc Freezone ok.
soc iets-lt. for corns .p,.
.Sc Giover's Mango Remedy. .5n.,
ooc Groves Chill Tonic. Ig,.
VI" GUIDES Pcpto- Manean. nae
so HARLEM OH Capsules. zoe
-"c mn 'aS" a Tablets. E. I0r
&C lad Salts ,,n,.
BIC Juniper T.. M.
Poe KY Jelly... III.
zoe kondon's Catarrh Jelly. .Ir
""c Lax Br"mo-Quinine Tab
''.'.'...... ale
3"c l.aNcl ro,.
'"r Limestone Phosphate. .30,.
l'c Malcna Salvc lie
Owe "iiHs Emulsion ......... 40c
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35c Mustcrole .o,.
2Sc Mr. Tablets ne
Sl.25 NuJol 600 ounces) SDc
! Woo Nuxated Iron. zoe
@3'c fape's Cold Compound. .Dc
i'' l'iS" Cough Remedy .Oc
zoe fort"r's Healing on .:i3c
|l."o SCOTS Emulsion. she
."c simmons Liver Regulator. IDr
VII" swamp Root Sgc
"oc caldwell Syrup pepsin. HE
a"c liz. for feet .;,.
'l."O Tyree's Antis-ptic Pow
$500 Zemo ,p,.
Sl."O Benefits New Life. S:,c
VIE Red Rome Marrow. .SI.aO
S.l5 Anglers Petroleum
Emulsion ...... Ore
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! sc B0al's Rolls ........... lie
soc Alicock's plasters 49,. lac
2dc Pluto Splits .........l lac
soc Aplnol. for cuts and burns 23c
rae Baumc's Analgesiuue. soc
'Jc Rellan's, for indigestion. soc
6hc cuticura Ointment $50. 4Oc
'ac S"rS"ants Mango ltemcdy she
Sl20 Fleets rhosphu- Soda. .04c
Sl.@O llypo-Cod ..... .87c
SIZE Pierce's Favurite Pre-
S'riptioh ....... ASc
zoe Settler -. o:sc
Sl.OO Henry s. Wamp0le's
Cod Liver Oil SOC !
6Oc California Syrup Figs. 40c
60c Resinol Ointment 4Nc
35c Calotahs .Dc
$3.50 Budwell's Emulsion. .Ri.:0
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For the Hair and Scalp

soc Dandcrine tDc
zoe Palner's Hair Dressing :.3r
6Oc palmolive Shampoo. tDc
buc NWalnutto Hair Stain. Ire
N2o la creole Hair Dress
INK .............S Soc
zoe Nelson's Hair Tonic dJc
boc Rosewood Dnndruff Tonic. 5ar
soc Partisan SnSc. 10,
aoc Nelson's Hair Dressing .2ic
si'uu i.iuulh Arvon ......... she
Si'-o f'chha -, oreal. $500. 0Sc
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For the Sick Room

Combination Syringe and Hot
Water Hottie.
$50 "Ranner" ps,.
$2.ia Wear Ever" No. asG. sI.9S
81 Velvet Hot Water EOttle, .3r
Other Hot Water Bottles.
Sl.h? wv ear Ever" No. IS. .RD
SlSH Wear Ever" No. % Si..D
S2.lH Good Health. .Si.5a
Si.9 Red Wing. .SI.I0
Sl.O1 Radiant Fountain
Syringe -...
$2.lg Ideal stro
S3.25 Marvel SnSn
bination BED rams. -. .x2..5
zinc Douche Fans. .oS,.
2'c Syring" Tubing. - feet
red rubber IHc
25c Ear and Ulchcr Syringe. Ipc
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23

GENOU OIL FIELD
Close in leases and royalties sur
rounding and including well. See
Genou state Bank. Genou. Mont.
TO TRADE, clear title land in Por-
cupine, Devils Basin, Mosby oil
structure. City property. residential
preferred. P. 0. Box 1857.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23

GROOM furnished apartment; First
avenue north; very d~eslraole' gao
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23

A SELECT apartment in the "Hamp-
tom" all modern ~conveniences.
A. NJ. HART COMPANY
l Second street north. Phone 400
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Brick Bungalow
FOR


FUMED oak breakfast table. second
hand linoleum, second hand fruit jars.
fumed oak high chair. second hand
tent $3.50; portable bath tub and
heater, walnut tea table $3.50, fishing
tackle. 4o7 First avenue south.
NINE ROOMS of first class furniture.
close in, for sale. Rooms all full.
House for rent, in good condition.
Reasonable. Box ga Tribune.
CARPETS, linoleum. rugs. dishes.
tables and all kinds of furniture.
Reliable Furniture Store, 1c2 Third
street south.
FOR SALE-An Edison photograph In
dull mahogany in finest condition.
All new records. Call at $40 Third
street north.
A $50 MAJESTIC RANGE to be sold
for SIS. Inquire at $40 Third ST. No.
ELECTRIC wash machine, SIS. 1911
Third ven north.
PIANO FOR SALE, reasonable. Apart
ment 10, Glendale.
FOR SALE-Good piano. cheap. Phone
IT'S or $3.50.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23

Cheap. five-passenger
1918 model. 40S First
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23

MAN AND WIFE on ranch
500 HARVEST HANDS n haylng
EXTRA gang and section men
TWO camp flunkies. , mixers
CHORE MAN and irrigators
SAW MILL laborers
Montana Labor Agency
1871 Second Street South
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TO TRADE

q TO
FOR SALE-Or will TRACE for horses or
cattle, 1885 Hart Parr tractor. 90
inch Hart Parr separator, 4-bottom
Sattley pillow. Inquire Great Falls
Farm Machinery Co. 500 Third ave-
nue. south.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO exchange for
automobiles. horses. cattle. farm
equipment. city property and farm
lands? Tell us about that trade you
have in mind. Pagan & Norby.
FINE combination residence and in
come property; will take large D or
passenger automobile as part pay
ment. 1911 Third avenu north.
LOT with small house. close in. on car
line. trade for good car. Dodge or
Buick preferred. Fone 6o4s, mornings.
TO TRADE-Team of work horses. 1900
lbs. or cattle on a light car or truck
1lo7 Ninth ave. south. Great Falls.
WILL TRADE for anything l can use
or land. good tractor and plows.
SOC Central.
1917 CHALMERS to trade for carpenter
work. HOS First venue north.
1920 CLEVELAND tractor for stock or
city lots. Box 1858.
Machinery. horses; rad or sell. 1891.
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~wANTED-REAL ESTATE
LEGAL
NOTICE OF CONCRETE SIDEWALK
ONSTRUCTION

Office Of City Engineer
Great Falls, Montans.
July p, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that the City
Council of the City OF Great FANS.
Montana. at Its regular meeting on July
II. 1922, ordered concrete sidewalk 70
be constructed on the south side or
Third Avenue North between Thirty
third Street and T~hirty-fifth street
along the front of lots l TO Z, BON
inclusive, in Blocks IS and - OF the
Boston and Great Falls Addition
The name of the street along which
said concrete sidewalk is ordered con.
structed appears upo the minutes or
the Council Of the above date, 20 "hich
reference is hereby made.
All concrete sidewalk remaining nn-
built at the expiration of thirty tSol
DAYS will be built by the city and ali
costs assessed as a special tax to the
abutting property in accordance with
the provisions Of Ordinance No. S9o.
n. l.. MORRIS,
City Engineer.
First Publication July n. 1oac.!
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23
HELP d

WANTED-Experience
salesman for our mems
clothing and shoe de-
parGmento Bergers De
partment Store
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8 FOR RENT-FURNlsHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-One 4-room furnished
house: modern except heat: $50. One
4-room furnished house; close IN;
sewer connections; So; Fc.y close In
5 Sixth street north.
THREE large. modern, nicely furnished
rooms; private bath; hot water: clos
cts; laundry; nice shade; close 10 car
line. 1909 Second avenue north.
NEATLY furnished three-room cottage
suitable for man and wife or TWO
bachelors. 1909 Third avenue north.
FOR RENT-Three-room house part
ly furnished. $40 First avenue north
Inquire at Washington Grocery.
TWO-ROOM furnished house. Call be-
tween 2 and 4, Ills Third ave. south
or $40 Third avenue south.
TWO room cottage, well furnished and
clean. Rent $500 per month. Call
GOT 18th. st. No.
3-ROOM furnished houses for rent,
cheap. Apply forenoons. 6o7 Seventh
avenue south.
THREE-ROOM furnished house, S14
month. S20Ia Third avenue southwest.
FOR RENT-Three-roomed furnished
house, SIG. Inquire 924 sixth ave. so.
7-ROOM furnished house, suitable for
two families. Call % Fourth st. so:
s-ROOM tent house, furnished. $40 per
month. SIT Seventh avenue south.
FURNISHED three-room cottage. Al
Ninth avenue south. Fone 1905.
TwO-ROOM furnished house. partly
modern. 613 Sixth street north.
FURNISHED 6-room modern house.
INQUIRE, 619 Sixth street north.
FOR RENT4-rooms, partly FURNISH
ed. 4O7 Fifth avenue south.
/ FURNISHED cabin. Reasonable rent.
400 Eighth avenue south.
PARTLY furnished two-room house.
1919 Sixth avenue south.
7-ROOM furnished house. lnquire 2oo
Second. avenue north.
o-ROOM furnished house. Inquire Sig
Ninth avenue south.
! FOR RENT-Bachelor cabin. 419 Fifth
avenue south.
SMALL house. 51e Eighth Ave. So.
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PLEASE NOTE - We do mol
charge classified advertisements 70
residence addresses.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
In Our Educational Department
for refined woman age q to 40; work
is along school lines and is pay1as
successful representatives $l5oo 10
$4,000 per ear plus raiiroaa IsIe'
Guaranteed salary and nDerai ataM
76O-O-Gas & Electric Bldgy Denver
Colo.
WE HAVE permanent
positions open for ex=
perienced salesiadies-
Department Store
SPARE TINE WORKS. an hour easy
selling Simplex Ironing Board Gov
ers." Wonderful new invention every
woman wants. New agent MADE -
first two hours. VIM. j. Lynch,
Springfield, Ill.
WANTED-Ladies experienced in fancy
work, anxious to earn extra money
at home, spare hours, write lmih Gu
ately to Underwood Art Gooos So'
Portsmouth, Ohio.
AT ONCE-Five ladies to travel, dem
onstrate and sell Dealers; $40 70 80
per week; railroad fare paid. Gooa-
rich Drug Co. Dept. SOLO, omaha'
Nebr. -
WANTED-School teacher, district NO.
25, Salem. 500 per month. Teacherage
and coal furnished. D. {. Wlnans'
clerk. Eden, R. Box SPA, City. -
WOMAN COOK on ranch. $50. Girl
help cook on ranch. Montana LABOR
Agency, 1874 Second street south.
COMPETENT maid for housework.
Family of three. Mrs. julius Wuerth-
ner, PIT First avenue north.
WANTED-Woman to cook breakfast,
wash dishe and assist with olner
meals 625 First avenue north. -
RELIABLE GIRL for general house
work. Mrs. H. NJ. Sprague, Id"
Fourth avenue north.
GIRL wanted for general housework:
Must be a good cook. Inquire, go
Third avenue north.
WANTED-Neat young girl to assist
with homework. Address, BOX 20
Tribune.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Mrs. Hagan, 2712 First ave. n.
WANTED-Experienced chocolate dip
per. Apply in person. The Bee hive:
WANTED-Competent raid. Mrs. I.
Parker Veazey. 6o6 Fifth ave. north.
EXPERIENCED maid for general
homework. SIT Fifth avenue north.
MAID for general homework, good
wages. 626 Fourth avenue north.
EXPERIENCED camp cook wants job,
G. Reinhard, Reidel. Mont.
WANTED-Day work. Fone 1874.
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FOR NATURALIZATION

WAREHOUSE SPACE. first and second
floors now vacant, on Milwaukeo
tracks, near freight house. Inquire
Como Co.
FOR RENT-Two-story brick building,
could be used for warehouse, garage,
or table 500 Second avenue south.
DESK ROOM for rent; downstairs. In
qiurt Is Second street north, or Fone
65SS. s
FOR RENT-Furnished office for a
short time. 5O7 First Natl Bank.
FOR RENT-Two garages. lilo Second
avenue north.
GARAGES for rent. 1124 Second ave-
nue. north.
GANAGE-Fone 500. III 2nd ave. n.
CARAGE-211 Third avenue north.
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FORD

A complete line Of rebuilt Ford cars
in stock at our sales rooms. Il
ney Motor Co.. authorized dealers.
1921 DODGE touring,
wonderful buy at $500.
Prentice Auto Go. Fone
0S3S.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEK'PIN0 Rms.

TWO modern furnished housekeeping
rooms; gas, ice, phone: private en-
trance; porch; ground floor. 1903
Second avenue north.
TWO modern housekeeping rooms,
ground floor, private entrance. 722
18th ST. No. Phone 694S. After one.
LIGHT, airy Housekeeping apartments,
kitchenettes, special summer rates.
Fair Hotel, 5os-5lo Central avenue.
FOR Rents rooms and bath, fur
nished for housekeeping. 1910 Fifth
avenue north. Fone 622S.
TWO front rooms completely furnish
ed, S23. 1905 Sixth ave. No. Fone SAILS.
ONE ROOM and kitchenette. Also one
furnished room. 1112 First ave. north.
TWO we'll furnished rooms. $50. Sleep
ing rooms $40. 500 Sixth ave. north.
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms.
5O7 Second avenue north. Fone 9442.
SINGLE housekeeping rooms, cool,
clean. comfortable. 800 Third ave. no.
NICE single room; gas; cheerful and
convenient. EOS Sixth street north.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. gas range
rs Second avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING room. gas, telephone.
All Fourth avenue south.
LIGHT housekeeping room So lnunth.
sos Second avenue north.
FURNISHED apartments. 514 Third
avenue north. Fone S112.
NICE clean housekeeping rooms, $12.
423 Fifth street north.
| TWO modern housekeeping rooms. E12
Third avenue north.
FURNISHED, modern. 1923 7th ave. So.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23

DISTRICT MANAGER for Montana on
silk hosiery proposition direct TO
wearer. Man with experience in hand
ling silk hosiery agents preferred.
Good proposition for hustler. Prompt
deliveries, capacity ZOO dozens a
week. State experience IN application.
International Pure Silk Mills, Nor
ristoWn. Pa.
TWIN CITY HOUSE with established
business in Montana desires statesmen
for that territory to sell harness,
saddlery. shoe findings and automo-
bile accessories on salary and com
mission. References and experience
necessary. Box X, Tribune.
GREAT FALLS MEN, over II. Become
railway mai clerks. Commence 1913
month. Steady. Common education
sufficient. List positions free. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept
213 X, Rochester, n. Y.
TWO YOUNG MEN to sell high grade
Ions distance radio sets, direct from
factory. You can sell these sets 500
cheaper than any place in W
1870 commission Fone 5601. TIVE
5 and $50 p. m.
WANTED-Writers: experience I'M
necessary; good pay, Get ideas from
Gloom" TIE Deyiis Book. 25c per
copy on news stands or direct from
Gloom Publishing Company, Los An
geles. Calf.
MEN-Age II to So, experience unneces-
sary. Travel; make secret investiga-
tons. reports. Salaries; expenses.
American Foreign Detective Agency,
468 St. Louis.
HORSES AND HEADERS WANTED
Horses for ranch work and headers to
work by the acre. Boyle Land Co.
p. o. Box 902, City. Ranch east Of
Great Falls.