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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
National League
Pittsburgh, 10; New York, 1.
Chicago. s.; Brooklyn, 1.
Cincinnati, 81; Philadelphia, Z.
st. Louis, 10; Boston. 6.
American League
Chicago, 4; New York, 3. Go in
nings.)
Boston, s.; Detroit. 4 I'll innings
Cleveland, 16; Philadelphia, Z.
Washington, 8; st. louis, 4.
International League
Toronto, 9; Jersey City, 7 ......
Buffalo, 6; Newark, 4.
Rochester, 10: Baltimore, 0.
Reading, II; Syracuse, 10.
Reading 10; Syracuse. 6. (2d
camel.
GAMES Toll Az
National League.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2).
Cincinnati at Boston CD.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
International League.
Jersey City at Toronto CD.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore It Rochester.
Reading at Syracuse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
ChampIon Fights Monday

Mickey Walker. welterweight
champion, will engage Nate Seigel,
in the twelve round main event at
the Broad A. c. in Newark on Mon
day night. There were several other
bai.ta on tha nrosrapa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
HAVE
INDOOR SHOOT
Team Two Registers Wir
Over Team One in Shoot
Last Night

Good scores were made in a
match on the indoor range of the
Perth Amboy Rife Club last night.
Team No. 2 captained by George
Peterson coppcd a match from Team
No. 1 captained BY II. Ryder. Ihs
score was 625 In go.
The scores follow:
Taa- o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14

The first weakfish of the season
was taken at Midland Beach a few
days ago.. A few were taken several
weeks ago at Prince Bay. Old timers
predict a good season in Raritan Bay
this year., as the bottom is better and
consequently feed more abundant
than it has been for a long time.
We hear a lot these days about the
protection of fish and game, but
from personal experience and the ex-
perience of a few others so far this,
year, we have come to the concur
sion that fish do not need any pro-
lection. Better luck mex time.
boys.
Loheart Jensen and Alfred Les
sen tried their luck at Seaside Park
last Sunday. The conditions were
unfavorable owing to driftwood and
sea grass, but they did not return
empty handed. No bass, but some
weakfish and croakers were taken.
During the past week good reports
have been received regarding weak
fish and founders at Barnegat Bay.
Anglers are out in numbers and the
best fishing SENS to be at night as
the blowfish and other trash" are
not so troublesome then as during
the day.
Beach Haven is one of the favorite
spots for fishing at the present time.
A number of fine catches-and some
not SO good-have been reported
during the past week. These catches
include blue fish, sea bass. weakfish,
kingfish and founders.
Rev. Fred. Niedermeyer has re-
turned from a vacation spent in
Maine. He reports some excellent
fishing. His best day was n sal
mon and thirty bass. Oh Boy. would
MT we like to have been there.
ylin Pierson who has returned
from the Rotarian Convention and a
trip through Yellow Stone Park, had
some wonderful fishing during the
trip. As usual his big n got away.
He assured the Rotarians at the din
ner on Wednesday, that the lost
trout weighed at least 10 pounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-15
J0NS0N WAS A WAR HERO
EngIand's First Poet Laureate
Killed His Opponent in View
Of Two Armies,

Ben JOnsOn, England's first poet
laureate, came from noble family.
his grandfather having been a man
of rank and fortune in the service
OF Henry III. His father, however,
suffered persecui on in the reign
OF Bloody Mary, and it was only
at her death that he was liberated
from prison. Death came to him
lust a month before the birth Of his
famous son.
The youth Of the poet was full of
vicissitude. The trade of brlcklay-
ing had been thrust upon him by q
stepfather, but disdalning to be-
come a bricklayer, he entered Cam
bridge at the age of sixteen. Be.
. cause of lack Of funds to carry on
his studies he entered the army and
performed many heroic deeds in the
Low Countries. Once he engaged
In single combat and slew his op-
ponent, seized his arms and carried
them. away in full view of both
armies.
When he left the army he be-
came an actor. At the outset of
his career on the stage quarrel
with fellow actor resulted In a
duel, in which Ben Jonson killed
his opponent. He was overcome
with remorse and the deed is said
to have cOlGred all his future life
He was thrown into prison and was
brought near to the gallows.-De-
trOit News. t.
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IaPAHs BIG FISH CATCH
Hail ferrsts21 Amounted 70 t,7sG..
Ses Iine Tsns-UssA for Table
and a. Fertiiixer. IS

a - =
Z The waters surrounding Japan
and to the north constitute one Of
the three greatest fishing areas OF
the northern hemisphere, aud, con
seQuently, the people have plenti-
fut supply. ~. nah, which almost en-
tlrely takes the, Mace OF meat.
Without this abundance Of Ash so
Gloss. at hand, It is. doubtful II the
Japanese empire would have at
tanned the high state Of develop
ment that 1t has reached today,
since its limited>area does not per-
NIT the raising of meat animals suf-
6cfent to feed even a fraction OF
the urea. p9D ulstion, says 4 report
70 the Department Of Commerce.
Japan's tish catch during 1921
amounted to 1.755,985 long tons.
1,124,077 tons Of which were for tn
BILE, WhilA4theD remainder Was taken
for the Oil content and for ferti-
During the last few years meat
has become quite popular among
the Weather japanese, many Of
whom eat two or three European"
meals 4 week, but the cost Of I'M
ported meat places it In the luxury
class and restricts It's use to con-
paratively small number. The in
creased earning power Of the peo-
pie, however, Is making it possible
for them to indulge in, more and
more lu1uries and. in time, meat
may be regarded as necessary
part of the diet.
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RARE BIRD OF THE ARCTIC
Penguin OF the South Polar REGIONS
Weighs Seventy Pounds and
Has Great Strsnuth.

The largest, as well as the rarest,
OF the penguins, those queer birds
OF the South Polar regions, was
first seen by Captain Cook, the
noted navigator.
These strange creatures some.
times weigh rs much as seventy
nve or eighty pounds, and the mus
cles covering their breast coo-
tribute more than one-third Of their
entire weight. ~
A very large specimen was cap
tured and taken on board s in
an expedition to the Anti. .tic.
Standing erect, in the sheen of it's
plumage, it seemed clothed with
gold and purple, and white and
Hack.
Presently it gave IN exhibition of
its extraordinary strength. One
blow of its flipper-like fore limb
sent an impertinent dog bowling
off to nurse his head. Five men
were required to secure the pen
guin, and they succeeded only with
great difficulty, one holding to each
leg. one to each ripper and one
grasping its neck. After being
strongly bound, the muscular bird
succeeded in breaking loose.
Another indication of the i'm
mense strength Of the fore limbs.
or fiippers, OF the pengnins is the
fact that with their aid the birds
are able to leap perpendicularly out
bf the water to a height of three
feet or more, landing upright on n
cake Of ice. They approach close
to the edge of the ice before max
ing the leap, and jump directly up
ward.-BOys' Life Magazine.
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WANTED TO Be ACCURATE
Tennysen corrsets Error Hs Made
While on First Train From
Liverpool to Manchester.

1t was Jack Kemble who in 1888
warned Alfred Tennyson that che
had touch Of mathematics in
him; and readers Of the Eversley
edition Of his works realize from
the copious notes what was the
laureate's ohsession for accuracy.
Harold Nicholson In his brilliant
book on 'Tennyson," records one
delicious instance Of Mr.. Tenny-
sons habit. I'm the first Locksley
Hail." he writes. he had INDUCED
in the following smile:
Let the great world spin forever
The ringing grooves Of change.
Most people would have left 1t
at, that. Not 80 Tennyson. The
inspiration of the verse had been
drawn from railway engine and
had been rendered inaccurately ;
for 1t appears that railway engines
do not, as he had at first supposed,
run in grooves. So he cOnfesses, his
mistake In 3 note:
"'When I went by the first train
from Liverpool to Manchester
(189O) thought that the wheels
ran In groove. It was q black
night and there was such vast
crowd round the train at the sta
ton that we could not see the
wheels. Then I made this line -
Detroit News.
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Safety Ahead.

IF the majority of young Ameri-
cans are like little Robert, this M.
ton need have no fear for it's fu.
ture," said Senator Ledge at a BAN
quet recently, and when asked who
little Robert was, told of meeting
the little chap at the house of a
close friend.
HE was busy trying to make a
boat and finally his father asked
him, why don't you sit down quiet
~ and try to read one of your
books, instead of trying to make
that boat?'
"''Cause I don't like to keep
reading other peoples links when
want to make my own hands do a
fink of their own"
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Buried Talents.

IAN old negro, who had since
mans memory been a charge on
public charity, died the other day
in Americas. When search was
made among his belongings in the
decrepit old cabin his brother
found a deed to some valuable prop
erty and @number of currency bills
amounting to $1,000. The bills
were in 81 and So denomination.
But they were 50 badly worn and
frayed that they had to be sent to
the mint to be redeemed. A repe-
tition of the parable of the man
who buried his talent.
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Near San Diego are some quaint
towns and one Of them has a unique
garage. At one time 1t was u
church, but now double door has
been cut through the side and the
vestibule 1t the trent In used for
an ONCE. But the blend Of old and
new affords q laugh to every travel
er who stops there. for over the
door, weatherbeaten but still read
able, IL Scripture quotation that
goes:
Behold I have set before ysu
an open door"
And on the panel below the ga
rageman has inscribed in red paint,
positively no admittance."
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Force Of Habit.

An Angeleno recently returned
from Europe laughingly tells Of
meeting an old friend of his in
Venice, Italy. who has a studio in
=, California ut Carmel-by-the-Sea. He
asked the artist which of the two
places he. liked. the best.
WELL" replied the artist. II
like them both, but Venice Is aw-
fully tough on my cat
II don't get you," said the An.
geleno, "what difference does il
make to the cat whether> it's in
Carmel or Venice?"
swell, it's this way" explained
the artist. "I'ye got the habit OF
tossing the cat out the window int
the back yard every night, and, OF
course, here in Venice there isn't
any back yard"
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SALESMAN.

Statesmen WANTED-M Manufacture
er making general line Of chill
dren's play and school shoes and
women's fancy sandals by a
patented guaranteed not to rip
process, wish capable salesman
who works his territory close to
represent them in the state of
North Dakota First letter give
territory covered in detail, present
connection, amdlnt of shipments.
etc. f. j. Ramsey Co., BAT Rider
Ave, Bronx. New York City.
COAL AGENCY OPPORTUNITY
Highest grade soft and hard GOALS.
You get mine prices and sell at
whatever profit you want. Our
men now averaging over 81 ton. No
yard or equipment necessary. We
put you in business Very small
amount working capital needed.
Boylston Coal Co. $3.50 So Racine
Ave. Chicago.
Statesmen WANTED - Wholesale
house, Is successful years, with n
strong, we'll advertised line for re-
tail trade. We have immediate
opening for two capable men with
good record. Men able to earn
four to eight thousand dollars.
Permanent connection. Miles r.
Bixler Co., Dept. 313. Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Snappv Comeback.

At a dinner a well-knOwn come
dian had finished his speech and, as
lie sat down, a lawyer arose, thrust
his hands into his trousers pockets
and inquired: Doesn't it strike
this company as little unusual
that a professional comedian should
be funny?"
When the laughter had subsidized
the comedian drawled out: Doesn't
it strike this company as q little
unusual that q lawyer should have
his hands in his own pockets
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Not Far OF.

Hoffy was disceursiny about
idiOms of speech. and the oddities
that crop up IN various languages.
For instance" he said, ION the
continent when they want to com
piiment man they call him Z
large vegetable" il
i 'sNhat df that?s z ii Il
Seems a queer figure OF speech.
We have. nothing like It.
ION the contrary, we have
something very much like 1t. Don't
We often call a man q small 20.
tato'T
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First Families Of Cleveland.

First Families Of Cleveland.
Mrs. SabertOoth-Is yours an old
family, Mr.. Skinpants?
Mr.. Skinpants-One of the Oldest,
Mrs. SabertOoth. The contempt
raneous portraits on the wallis OF
our ancestral cave depict all Of Sor
family with tails.
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Rhine and Rhon..

The sources Of the Rhine and the
nhole are shout three miles apart.
l4he length Of the line I4 0Ql
miles of tie Rhoness "a miles, The
former river empties lat0 the North
sea thsg etftf e i,l th I. tln q
Lyons and the dlterraneSn. S
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Different.

us Blonde going to take a day
of tomorrow on her birthday"
asked Claudine OF the rapid are
restaurant. ~, TX
"Nope; about six year,, replied
Heloise, the head waitress.
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lmpatlint

The clergyman, was waxing el0.
Quent On the subject Of the "Future
State oe,the Church" AZ his voiee
E0sA In power and volume he made
the rafters ring with the question::
Il aSk you, what shall be ta14 ID
ture glory. Of the clufch?" A brlel
pause ~ breath, and be continued:
II repeat, what shalt BE the futuce
srofE on the church?" -. r
"Yous tell him, daddy, and lett
TO-" exclaimed an entreating voice.
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We Wonda..

Jud Tunkins says you'll never get
the man with a flivver to want the
traffic cops TO- 80. heart and saul
along with this idea ofrigid law en-
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The soil of Spitzbergen has been
found to be frozen to depth of
1000 feet. III l,upmer the..surface
thaws to depth Of about two feet.
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HELP acknowledgements posi-
tions. Positions not requiring civil
service examinations. p. o. Box
all Pa. Ave. Station. Washington,
D. c.
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HELP WANTED-Typists: Earn $25.
500 weekly, spare time, copying
authors manuscripts. Write X. j.
Carnes. Authors Agent, C-3lO
Tallap0Osa. Ga. for particulars.
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Willie Can't Figure It..

Willie-Pa, teacher says we are
here to- help others.
Pa-Yes. that's So.
z Willie-Well, what are the others
here for New Zealand Farmer.
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Not 60 Good.

"Good news" said the o1lce boy.
II cam beDr the art editor laugh
ing" ~ ssfrf-..s II III
"But that was not a coaaic draw.
ing" sighed the artist ir waiting. .
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

SIX PER CENT MONEY Reserve
System, 9 per cent loans, on city
or farm property Reserve Deposit
company, Lathrop building, Kansas
City, Mo.
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last year. The first was introduced
IL years ago, but the long, hot sum-
mer Of 1921 is credited with the
rapid extension of the soft drink
business.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call 1094W after five
o'clock, or call Is Rosser.
1C-1r-2 n
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HELP WANTED--Corn pickers. Call
or write f. L.. Hurr, Sterling, N.
Oak. 12-!5-3t
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~. Sure = WhoDoer,..

Providence, R.. Ia grinding
wheel weighing 20 TONS has just been
completed BY ., factory here. It II
thought to be the largest in the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-15

Along the entire lower California
coast line. longer than from Key
West to Boston, there is only one
lthe-year-around stream entering
tho cao
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LOST
EI'Il.El'rICS

At last treatment which positive
ly stops all seizures from first days
use. No bromidcs or narcotics.
Guaranteed. In fOrma on free.
Hunter Laboratories, POI IL Main
st Lite Rock, Ark.
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FOR RENT--Six room modern mouse.
on car line and near Capitol. Call
747W or 1910 4th st.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1923

world !, Driving power IL supplied by
a 75 horsepower motor. Tie speed
is estimated at $50 volutions min
ute The wheel is especially adapt
ed for work on boiler seetions.
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ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of the First Nation i
Bank of Bismarck for the election of
directors for the ensuing year will
be held at the bank between the
hours of l and 2 O'Clock p. m. Tues
day, JAN 8, 1924.
c. B. Little, President.
12-8-l5-22-29.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house. Jam
uary /, Phone 697.
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More than 5000 soda fountains
we're put in use I'M Great Britain
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FOR RENT-Two warm rooms in
modern home, within two blocks of
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP wANTED-fEMALs

FEMALE HELP WANTED-Ladies
earn $50 weekly, spare time, home.
Leading music publisher wants
honest, energetic representatives,
address circulars, mailing orders.
Send l0c for music, information
Wolfe Gilbert Corp, 1868 Broad
way, New York.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work only very competent person,
one who is capable of some house
hold management need apply.
Highest wages for satisfactory per-
son. George +. Will. 1928 3rd St
l2-15-3t
WANTED--Ladies to take business
or music course Work way help
ing housework. Room, board.
tuition and small salary Paterson
Institute. LAGRANGE, Ill. l2l5-lt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for family
Of three, state wages expected,
middle aged woman preferred.
Call or write Mrs. c. f. Nelson
Coleharbor. n. ID. l2-l4-lw
WANTED - Competent girl for house
work. Mrs. j. A. Hoffman. Phone
9l2 12-l5-tf
WANTED School girl to work for
room and board. Phone 307J. 9Ol
9th ST. l2-14-3t
WANTED AT ONCE-EXperience
Mattresses and kitchen help. Phone
900 l2-l3-3t
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FOR RENT-One nicely furni shed
room in modern house. for one or
two. Phone 3i6J or call at 408- 10Th
Street 12-1O-1w
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FOR SALE--Big Type Polon China
Bears. Pure bred. price reason
able. Gail or write +. l.. Hurr,
Sterling, NJ Oak. l2-1b-lw
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able for two gentlemen. LIP Thay-
err Phone 55SR l2-14-lt
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HELP WANTED-MALn

WANTED--Men and boys to fiji va
cancies in barber shops every
where; $25 to $50 per week; steady
work; easy employment; easy to
start in business for yourself;
largest demand Of all other trades
combined; modern system: We
teach you in q few weeks to fill
one of these big paying POSITIONS:
unlimited training; enroll now
For free catalogue and further
particulars apply Moler Barber
College, ZIG Front. St. Fargo,
N D.; 1O7 Nicolett Ave-, Mime
apolis, Mimi; or 220 Pacific Ave,
Winnipeg, Canada. Molers. the
most reliable system of Barber
Colleges in America.
MALE HELP WANTED-Electricity
taught by experts Earn while you
learn at home Electrical book
and proof lessons free. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed and position Sc
cured Write to Chief Engineer
Cooke. 2l44 Lawrence avenue, Chi
cago.
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FOR RENT Modern furnished
rooms for housekeeping o. Steep
ing rooms. Phone 646W.
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WANTED TO KENT-Improved farm
with buildings. Cash rent prefer
red. Write Box No. l61, Wing.
N. ID. I2-13-lw
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HOUSE FOR RENT-At SIS eth st. S
rooms and bath. Furnace heat.
Call at 5l6-7th st. for information.
l2-l4-3t
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FOR RENT--New store, with two
unfurnished rooms upstairs on
Broadway, across from auditorium.
See Frank Krall, the Tailor.
12.3-tf
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FOR SALE-Leather DuofoId, prac-
tically new, good springs and mat
tress. Also two hole laundry
stove with pipe. 946M.
1D-1S-1f
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FOR RENT-Apartment. One entire
floor, fully equipped for light
housekeeping. Electric range for
cooking. Phone 79sW. Geo. w.
Little. .at l2-7-tf
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FOR RENT-Immediate possession
new, strictly modern five-room
lower duplex; heated attached
garage, finest location. Apply .
w. Roberts. Phones 751 and l5l.
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PAGE SEVEN

FOR RENT-One nicely FURNISHED
room in modern /,me. with or
with or without klclienette. Paoao
l091-R 12-l5-2o
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOlJSEk AND FLAn

FOR SALE--5 room modern house,
including 2 bed rooms, for $4,000.
house, in good condition, well To-
Gated as to schools, immediate
possession, on good terms; 6 room
house, close in, for $4,000, on IL
beral terms; s room partly modern
house, close in, for $4,000. 5 acres
Of cultivated land near the out
skirts of Bismarck Geo. NJ. Regis
ter. 12-l3-lw
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FOR SALE--Western Electric 10 A
Loud Speaker, complete with tubes;
lists $l6l, for quick sale, 500.
Call or write +. l.. Carlton, Heb
ron, N. y, l2-l4-tf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-15

FOR SALE-$l85 Columbia Graf
onola, with records. Price 500.
Phone 309-M, or write Box 6, Bis
marck 12-13-3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE--Set of 81 books with
railway traffic maps of Interstate
Commerce and railway traffic
course complete. for $40, at aga
18th street North. l2-ll-1w
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-15

FOR SALE-Household furniture,
sos 3rd street. 12-ll-1w