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A Regal Lining
BeIdings C0tt0n.Back Satin
$3.50

Nothing can give better than this sturdy cot
tonback fabric, yet its real satin finish gives it the ap
pearance and luxury Of pure silk. Besides it is beaut-
fully embossed in large, novel designs. Choose from
tan, gray navy, black, brown, silver and copen
ASCOT PRINTS--As charming summer wash
fabrics, yet much warmer for little tots dresses.
Pretty figures and floral designs all guaranteed QOc
SILK-AND-COTTON BROCADES Combining
the beauty of silk with the utility of cotton, these fabrics
quite popular for many winter uses. C1 20
MANY coIox8. ~As~
FANCY SATEEN-Many colors and designs, suit
able for Innings and various other purposes Several
different grades within this range. 5sc to $125.
FLOOR, 1AHsBuRaH 4 BROTHER
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Toilet Goods
at Low Prices

Cappi Talcum. ...-... ......... 19c
Cappi Face Powder. er..............1. S9c
Cappi Cold Cream. m................. 45c
Cappi Vanishing Cream. .......... 45c
Dierkiss Face Powder. 42c
Djerkiss Talcum. m.................. 17c
Dierkiss Rouge. 35c
Household Chamois. is............... Soc
Household Ammonia, large. 19c
Elcaya Face Powder. er............. 39c
Garden of Allah Toilet Water. ...... 39c
L'Origan Extract, ounce. e.......... .$1.95
Coty Toilet Waters, small size; Paris,
Iorigan, Anberine. .$l.es
FIRST FLOOR LAxs1u1GH 11oTHER
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For Pretty Feet
Footavear Of Winfry Smartness
$500

Even If Fashion had not decreed Low
Shoes Only" for the coming winter, It
would have been hard to resist the allure of
the many delightful styles each day brings
forth.
At this one low price, we have arranged
showing of smart low shoes as varied in
style as they are economical, shoes for
every hour Of the day, shoes in shades as
new and styles as attractive as it is pos
sible to produce.
Four styles are sketched, but there are
many more of almost Imitless range.
A-One-strap pump NTH novel ess-ost sides.
Potent colt, bro1rn suede, blaek suede, RSssios
calf combined Nth ton sxede.
B-The tosg heel and perfo,os;ons of this mode!
MAKE It striking sports shor a styof-fxmf OF
all potent colt or 0annetal. t
C-Pasen. coli trimmed Nth black suede is qsise
dyeSsy exoagh for such smart wodel vt tie Cxbon
heel adds Practical wote.
D-Th graceful esrvs Of this styst- -tsmp T. ter-
'entoyly smart Shosvw II tan aseds bS0soS sseds,
nmetal or patent.
s1ooxD S1oo1, xAxs1B1sx S1o1Ul
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BATHROBE FLAN.
NEL-For N = dti u M
weight winter. BATH. robes
this fabric may be chosen
in various desirable pat
terms. "a inches HO~
wide ........ s.. s3I
PRIN TIE D ;FLAN-
NELETTE-Fori Dress
ing sacdues, Hmdnos and
ychildrert's b a.th= r o b e ..
M a NY Juvenile
and. and other patti Csc
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Gaily Colored Rings
SOC
SOC

Stune-set rings
in all the favorite
colors to match the
new bracelets.
And it is quite the
thing to wear sew
eral rings of differ
ent colors on one
finger.
B r A CELETS,
in numerous at
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tractive styles, inlaid with white or colored
stones. $l.00 and $l.50.
FIRST Y1oe1, IAxs1u1e1 Z 11o1x1
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Indestrucdble Pearls
$2.95

Thirty-inch chains with a high lust
that looks like more expensive bead
Finished with solid gold clasps.
FIRST FLOOR, LANs1u1aH 3 11o1KL1
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Outing Flannel
For|War,,s Sleeping Garments
.25c and 28c

Two excellent grades of yard-wde Outing Flannel
in many neat striped patterns The unusual width tor
this sort Of material is q real economy.
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w HITE LON G.
CLOTH-For undergar-
raents at an economical
price. A splendid weight
longcloth for woInen's or
ehildren's e. wear. 10c
Yard ...........
DOMET FLANNEL
Cotton Flannel OF q
sufficient weight for win
/, ter wear. 27 inches wide.
In pink, blue 1Qc
and white. $50. IN
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Brushed Wool
Sport Goats
For Women and Misses
S.
So soft, fluffy and wintry.
brushed wool is decidedly the
leader among this seasons
sweaters.
These sport coats are espe-
cially attractive in their colors
Of gray, buff, Harding, brown
and navy; some in two-tone
combinations.
A smart brushed-wool slip
over is also included at this
price. -
SECOND FLOOR
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Binner COrsets
Featured BY
MISS TANNER
ofNesv York

There's distinction in the very word "Bin-
ner" which all well-dressed women recognize. To
wear Binner Corset marks q woman a. having
TASTE style and appreciation Of the finer things.
All this week Miss Tanner will be in our Cor
set Section to explain the features Of the Binner
to every woman interested in better corseting.
There are models adapted to every type of figure.
See Miss Tanner tomorrow and be convinced
of the simple and comfortable way the proper Bin
ner can improve your figure.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
"NEMY SVEDEK" VYNESL
ZMRZACENE DfVCE
$4,000.

Pred okresnfho soudce NJ,
Bernona dostavila Sc vcera g.
leta Lillian Horayova, {. 1909
Abbey Ave-, jez zastoupena
otcem, zalovala Clifforda R.
Meyerse, 2155 zap. 90. ul. Q
nahradu $4,000 "a Jim zavi.
neny jeji draz. Dne 4. dubna
1919 hralo 81 devcatko pred
byteb, kdyz bylo pfejeto au.
tenn, ffzenym obzalovanym.-
Tyz Sc k vcerejsfmu stanf ne
dostavil, postal jen dopis,, Y
nemz pravil, ze dite pfislo K
lirazu vlastnf neopatrnost1.
Soudce zahajil licenf bez oh.
zalovaneho a tazal Sc dfvenky
jak il bylo ublizeno. Tazana
odhrnula sukenku ukazala
nohu. "Je drevena", pravila
soudci a n6my ten svedek jeji'
ho nestestf pdsobil ma porotu
soudce tax, ze "a kratko sly.
san byl rozsudek: "Zalovanj
zaplati zalobkyni $50.000."
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ZAPLAVA NEMECKYCH
MYSf MA HLAVNf POLL
CEJNf STANICI.

Nebylo sice 0 ne nouZe nj
kdy, ale cd te dolby, kdy sc
strhavaji v sousedstvi stare
barabizny, aby ziskano bylo
mista ma stavbu noveho nadra-
Ii, neni pry to ma stanici k w.
drzenf, kde jaky potkan, krysa
neb p?dobny obtizny hlodavec
dostals typoved', Timed Pride
"na kirk" nasim modrokabat-
nikim. Kde sc drive objevila
mys jedina, vystupuji pohostin-
sku dnes cele pocetne skupiny,
tax ze ,nisto, aby nasi policaj-
ii honili mysi, jsou sami temito
pronasledovani.
Policista Otto karlovec 81
stezuje, ze mu potkani serial
pill psaciho stroje jednomu
strazniku sezrala havet' ia ]
"ksandy" chyteite potom
zlodeje, kdyz musite nesti v
hrsti kalhoty. Vse Sc nyni Y
centrale zabyva myslenkou,
jak Sc neresti zbaviti, navrhu-
je sc pozvani znameho kry-
sare hamelnskeho, jenz dovedl
ma pist'alu vyluzovati tax kras
sne zvuky, ze vsechny mysi "a
MIN vyspacirovaly a naskakaly
do vody. Jiny pax mysli, ze
by bylo dobre nastehovati ne
kolik 'slapacich" plan nebo
gramofond, ale k zasadnimu
rozhodnuti, jak postupovati
dosud nedoslo.
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NOVY ZLOCIN " CLEVE-
LAND HEIGHTS,

Dnes rano dopraven byl do
Mt. Sinai nemocnice as 25lety
dosud nezjisteny Ital, v jehoz
obliceji, hlavea krku bylo shle
- dano as II stfelnych ran.
Byl nalezen policii as We
- $3.50 hod. rano v osamele casti
Cornell rd., blize Edgehill I'd.
Cleveland Heights. DIE the
orie ufadd byl vylakan auto
mobilem dvema muzi litok
patrne nan proveden, kdyz ma
-kolenou prosil, aby nebyl zba-
vovan zivota. Jedna sc die
vseho bud 0 zlocin spachany z
pomsty, aneb 0 novy Gin po-
vestne "cerne ruky". Tezce
zraneny nenabyl dosud vedo-
mi. Nalezen byl zvlastnim po-
licistou v Cleveland Heights E,
Juddem, jenz ma obvykle OBJ
chGzce stysel stenanf ihned
privolal serzanta policie v Gle.
veland Heights, Ed. Griebela
Oba byli ma miste, kdyz zahad
ny automobil mizel V dalce
Poblize nalezen byl 38-kali.
bernl revolver, 2 nehoz byly
vypaleny 4 rany, pata patro
ma selhala. Pet ran bylo muz
vystfeleno do list a obliceje
"a kterych naboje vyrazily
druhou stranou ven. V kap.
sach prepaden6ho nalezeny
diva italsky psane dopisy adrc.
sovane "Signor Antonio c/c
Italian Exchange Bank, 26O2
Woodland ave-, do ktereho5
lstavu 81 Italove nechavaji po
silati obycejne dopisy.
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hrdal a small Sc bezmocnvm
vylevGm zlos4, ktere sc jenom
stuphovaly, Motoze Sc jich mo-
hlo zneuziti jinym ciste poll
tickym cildml
Odkud Sc totiz vzala ia ma
padna citlivSst proti Rasinov6
snaze 0 vzestup koruny, kdyz
sc leta pred tim nemecke a !yo-
munisticke listy radovaly a po-
smivaly mad nfzkym kurscm
koruny? Odkud Sc vzala ia
'citlivost jedne casti legionaril
vdci min. Rasinovi, kdyz na
hanobeni legif Munou a boise
viky Sc tax mltclo2
Stvanice stoupala bohuzel i
iv listech koalicnich stran. jez
samy prece pociny dra Rasina
napred schvalovalv.
A tax zahucel osudnv w
strcl potresteneho chlapce.
Zdeseni stoif nyni lcastnic1
one stvanice. Jake z toho po,
lucent? Zakroci vddcove koa
!; licnich stran We SVEN tisku, "a
kroci organisace domnele ura
zenych legionaru, zakroci Via.
da, aby 81 uvedomili vsichn
svou zodpovednost pred naro
dem, staten dejinami? Bylc
by uz ma case odloziti ty Diet
sle strevicky nedlstojne vide
laneho samostatn6ho naroda
zanechati toho zlostneho skfe.
hotani vhodneho pro zbahne.
lou zabi tim a nikoli pro vefel.
ny zivot uvedomeleho a sebe.
ivedomeho naroda, jenz dove.
de dobre rozpoznavat ty "a
skodniky, zneuzlvaj!ci cesko.
slovenskeho tisku, parlamentni
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Herbert Hoover


Praze. -Americky ministr OBJ
chodu a narodohospodaf ing.
Herbert Hoover, jehoz povale-
cne velke zasluhy zasobova-
nj Evropy a naseho statu ucte-
ny byly Y posledni schulz o.
stredni spravni komise hlav.
niho mesta Prahy pojmenova-
MIN dosavadni ulice Sadove v
Praze Hooverovou, zaslal pred
|sedovi Ustredni spravni komi-
Sc dru Baxovi telegraficky pro-
|iev, v nemz sdeluje, ze pocty
|tetc 81 hluboce vazi g $ radosti
| il pfiiima.
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ii vedom, &c jeho projevy na-|
jdou RUNE ozvony. Vazny,
myslfci obcan bude snad SOU
hlasit nebo nesouhlasit. Avsak
mladJ @lovek, neznaly svStat
nezkuseny V rlznych 1skoclch
politickeho zivota vybfra v
81 y podobnych clankG jen rej-
silnejsi s)ova, nejtucn6ji vyti-
stena, rafinovane vyrazena, a
utvofi 81 ovsem zaver docela
falesny. Sahne-li k smrtlci
zbrani, mysli dokonce, re jed
ma docela spravne, zvlaste
kdyz predchazejici podobne
pfipady dopadly st'astn6 pro
i1tocnika.
A tax takovy tisk ! verejni
pracovnici. kteri $ cynismem
hlasaji, re ie potrebi Niewia-
domskych j pro nasi republiku
- jsou spolulvinnymi M zlo-
Ginu, jejz odpykava pax cely
|narod stat.
Historic nasich prvnich let
lrepubliky jednou sama nejlepe
oceni, co znamenalo, re ma nej
dulezitejSi odbor statni spra-
| Wy mel vliv tax energicky po-
litik, jako je DIR. RaSin. Samo
ministerstvo financi je nejpro-
tivnejsim resortem pro veske-
rou demagogii, ktera by haze
la milliardami, krmila re stat
nj pokladny kazdeho, kdo il
posloucha a pri tom nevidi, jak
sc sama horlive z tehoz prame
ne napaji, neni-li napajena od-
jinud okrvavenymi pencil. Ami
syn otci, jenz odmita zadosti Q
move penize. neblahoreci a te-
prve k staru uznava, ze otci
nepravem vytykal setfi]d a lidi
bez srdce.
TAX sama osoba ministra Fl.
nanci je nenavidena. K tc sc
Ia ministra Rasina polly jesta
lime momenty. Mluvil bez 0.
balu. nekdy az tvrde v dobe
ikdy Sc mnohe vynikajici 0.
soby koTily "majestatu lidu"
A majestat lidu je casio ne1.
prosnejsi, ncz majestat panov.
Inika. DR.. RaSin zasahl We sve
ochrane statnf pokladny tam
kde moderni zvr6cena doba il
Inejcitlivejsi: Branil vzrGstl
urednictva, jimz strany zapla
|vily statni administrative -
rozhneval 81 mnohe politickt
pfedaky a zvlaste tisk. Brani
nestoudnym spekulacim ia
burse - rozhn6val 81 bursovnt
spekulanty.. Branil Sc prot
pfehnanym pozadavkdm nekte
rych, jak sam opakoval, legio'
naTu - rozhneval 81 mnohe le
gionafe. Pracoval vsi silou {
hospodaFske znovuzrozeni a u
tuzeni statu - rozhneval 81 Ii.
di, ktefi sni jen rozvratu
ably mohli rozvratu pouziti |,
nekalym SWIM protistatnim ci.
linn.
Proto sc soustfedila palba
neodpovedne zurnalistiky na
ieho osobu. Je tech lidf, kite
II mysli, ze mnoho nepratel je
cti, protoze jsou 81 vedom;
spravnosti sveho postupu. Po.
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tribuny, kursovnfho listku pro-
I'll narodu a statu v zajmu do
celia cizim.
Stanislav Nikolau.
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pOUCENf ZE ZLOCINU.

Hrozny Gin prepjateho MIA
dika hndf mnoho lvah mad pTl-
cinami atentatu. Min6ni' obca-
MI je sice RUNE, ale prevazna
vetsina vidi je v nasich verej-
nych a tiskovych pomerech. Ia
Rakouska byli jsme my Cecho-
We peclive zavrem We videnske
kleci kdo sc 2 Cechd odvazil
trochu do sveta, byi velmi po-
zorne sledovan, ably mic ciZine
nefekl, re Rakousku pocet-
ny narod ziti chce samostat-
nym zivotem. Prisel-li k nam
cizinec, ie'nz zvedave poodhr-
nul obal videnskya chtel Sc in
formovat primo u Cechd, byl
nemene pozorne sledovan a v
dane chvili policejne vypove-
zen. O Slovacich nebylo ami
reel, tt byli teprve mnohona-
sobnem obalu ulozeni v mad ar
ske bedne co nejspodneji.
TAX jsme zili Y tesnem pro-
storu a ze jsme mladym naro-
dem, NELL jsme hojne bujne
krve a fantasie, abychom 81 pri
SVEN vyvoji, jenz mel mnoho
a mnoho poteslivych stranek,
nevypestovali nektere zlozvy-
ky. Snad to byla malost, uz-
kost naseho ceskeho sveta, KITE
ra vypestovala nasem tisku
takovou vasen k nekonecnym
polemikam. Snad to byl ne
dostatek jineho vazneho ma
terialu, ze Sc potiskly cele
strany neuzitecnymi polemi-
kami, osobnimi ltoky. Mas ma
~ obsah ceskeho sveta, Znze-
! ny caste bohuzel jen ma Pra-
hu, podobal sc vesnici, mestec
ku, kde jeden obcan druhemu
neni neznamy, kde kazdy W.
rok jednoho donese sc hned k
sluchu druheho. A tento zvyl1
dostal. sc u mas do tisku, stall
Sc zvykem, potfebou ctenar-
stva, ktere bylo "a takove o
sobni klepy nesmirne vdecno.
Je vice nez pochopitelno, re
Sc tohoto zlozvyku zneuzivalo
k politickym uceldm. Bozinku,
stacilo rici, re DIR. Rieger pro-
dial "a dve skleniky konaku ce-
II narod a tax dlouho to opa.
kovati, az verici mladez sla
rozblt okna nasemu prvnimu
| politickemu vidci.
Byl to tedy zlozvyk, jenz
vedl, k tomu, re Sc neuvazova-
10, ~ by ten nebo omen vyrok
mob. byti dobry, ze by Sc ten
nebo omen naIpad mohl prove
sti. HlaVni veci bylo, kdo to
rekl. "A jistlize to rekl, tedy
na nej. Sebe lepsi myslenka
utonula v te zabi t1ni pomluv
a klevet. Protoze pax skutec-
ne uslechtily clov6k je citlivej
81 V otazce cti, ustoupil mnohy
dobry obcan radeji stranou a
verejny zivot Sc uvolnil pro H.
di meme citlive anebo necitli-
We, at byli to lide radni, kteri
81 nechteli niceho delati uto-
XII ma cest, at lide, ktefl tfeba
nell jak Sc fika, "hrosi" kdzi,
|vydelanou po pripade neja-
kym tim odsouzenim pro riz-
ne prestupky, kradeze atd.
/ Ia Rakouska tento zlozvyk
nobyl vsak takovou merou ne
bezpecny iako nyni, kdyz jsme
vstoupili ma svetove forum. Pc.
dohne Stvanice, jichz ma pr
isme byli svedky v pfipade mi
nistra Rasfna, odnasi cely ma.
rod, cely stat. Ia Rakouska
1 jsme 81 mohli lezet v naruti a.
nebo Sc drzet v kfizku, ale na
hospodarske pomery a osuc
statu to nemelo vlivu. Naopak
elm vice jsme sc bill a stvali
tim byla Vfden spokojenejsi.
j Dnes vsak jsou pom6ry jint
II a kazdv zurnaliSta. nOS1anec
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
REASONABLY LOW FREIGHT RATE N
ADEQUATE TRANSPORTATION ESSENTIAL
TO GENERAL P~ROSPERITY-R. BUDD

more for a given expenditure for
labor. Something can be accomplished
in this direction without reduction in
wages; by more efficient performance
of the industrial employee; by keep
ing abreast of the development in
modern shop methods, tools and APP
planes; by further perfection of
motive power and cars; by making
improvements in terminals and by
making grade reductions and other
wise improving the roadbed. Such
additions and improvements, of
course, involve investment of addi-
tional capital. This emphasizes the
need, which is encountered at every
turn, for established credit in order
to give the best service at the lowest
cost consistent with prevailing con-
ditions."
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

Ralph Budd, president of the Great
Northern Railway, thinks there is no
one thing more essential for the
general prosperity of the country
than adequate railroad transporta-
ton and reasonable low rates. He
says:
an order to continue the enlarge
ment and improvement of railroad
facilities necessary to take care of
the increasing traffic, the railroads
must increase their credit. To do
this they must actually earn a fair
return. And they must do this not
for a few months or for one year,
but consistently as a regular thing.
The only way this a be accomplish
ed is to reduce transportation costs.
an 1922 of every dollar the Great
Northern Railway spent, SIS cents
went for wages, Is cents for fuel,
Is cents for other material, 10 cents
for state and federal taxes and 5
cents for miscellaneous items such
as loss and damage, depreciation, etc.
The result of the years operations
was a totally inadequate net railway
operating income equal to 81 per
CEN on the company's investment.
"No matter whether the railroads
are operated privately or by the gov
eminent, the only way freight rates
can be reduced is by getting trans
p~ortation costs down, and that means
that there must be a reduction in
the cost of fuel and other material
and in labor costs as well.
"The item of taxes, which on the
Great Northern was $4,000, 900 in
1922, amounted to about one-half as
much as the company's net railway
operating income.
While a sound public policy would
seem to indicate the advantages of
reducing taxes, the experience of the
Great Northern, in common with all
other railroads, is that its taxes have
been increasing from year to year,
being in 1922 almost twice as much
as they were in 1916.
"The intelligent public, in consid-
ering railroad rates, should bear in
mind the effect of this excessive tax
burden.
theoretically other taxpayers are
relieved from taxation to the extent
of the railroads contribution, but, in
practice. it is likely the expenditures
for local government are simply IN
creased and greater programs OF pub
lie improvements undertaken to on
sumo the larger receipts. The evil
of "easy money" for public expendl-
lures is we'll brought out in Presi-
dent Harding's last message when ne
said: "Tax exempt securities are
drying up the sources of federal tax
alton and they are encouraging ex-
expenditures by states and
municipalities. There is more than
the menace in mounting public debt,
,here is the dissipation of capital
which should be made available to
he needs Of productive industry"
1.-THE reduction in the item Of labor
.ost does not necessarily mean lower
ng the wages Of tho employees, but
!oes, of course, mean accomplishing /
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

soft .oii which give an air OF care
less elegance.
In fabrics the lighter colors always
have the call in spring. are
popular as we'll as clearinghouse and
tweeds in grays, browns and black
and whites. For those who prefer
the darker colors there are attractive
new patterns in self stripes and chalk
stripes.
The figure above, at the right shows
one of the loose, easy draping four
button styles with the buttons spaced
rather far apart. At the left is a
typical two-button young mems suit
showing the new style tendencies.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

The influence Of college life upon
fashion as well as upon is
growing stronger all the time.
More and more young men go to
college every year. There they ac-
ouire taste in dress as well as in
reading. When they return to their
homes their clothes are quickly adopt
ed by the young men who do not go
to college.
This q the English influence
is strong in college mems clothes.
Coats have the loose back without
vent; weightless front. short lapel and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
For SALE

Three houses on Southside, small
cash payment, remainder lots of time
at 6 per cent. Why pay rent?
Weber piano, solid rosewood case,
cheap.
Royal typewriter, nearly new.
All kinds of household furniture.
Encyclopedia Britannica, IL vol
umes. Shakespeare, s volumes, cheap
The New Reference library, in 6
volumes, cheap.
Other works in sets and many sin
gle volumes of historical and current
fiction, including many works on the
great wal.
Codes of Montana, 2 volumes, only
sit Frank Bliss, $50 Main st.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
R HOG SCHOOLS

With the assistance of R. B. Mil
Ian, livestock specialist of the Mon
tana extension service, three hog
schools will be held in Roosevelt cou-
nty, April 5 and 6. These schools
will be held as follows: Divide COM
munity, Boyd school morning and
afternoon, April 5; Wide Awake COM
munity, evening Of April 6.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
time. Beautiful Spring line.
international Stocking Mills,
1-1Ot Norristown, Pa.

FOR SALE-40 acres near Sand
point, Ida, partly cleared, some
meadow, all tillable when cleared.
Large house, barn, two poultry
houses, cellar and good well. build
ings, all new, near school on good
road; will make good poultry or
dairy ranch. Will sell cheap and
give terms E. A. Melvin, Glen
gary. Idaho. 4-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

John Eklund has always been more or less
of an advertising enthusiast. That is, when he
had anything on the farm to sell he usually ran
an ad in the newspaper to tell the people he
had it for sale. But since he had his sale last
Thursday he has come firmly to believe hat adj
vertising space is still the cheapest thing on the
market. John spent something like a hundred
dollars advertising his sale, inserting a whole
page in the Enterprise two weeks and smaller
ads in other papers, and it is said that he had
the biggest crowd that ever gathered at an auc-
ton sale in the county, most of them being good
bidders and Mr.. Eklund informs us that his sale
went about $4,000 more than he had anticipated.
If there was a man, woman or child within SO
miles Of the Eklund home that did not konW of
the Eklund sale it was because they could not
read.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

WANTED-Men or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hos
iery for men, women and children.
Eliminate darning. Salary $75 a
week full time, $3.50 an hour spare
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

FOR SALE-Pure bred Buff Orph-
ington cockrels, a dark rose comb
Rhode Island Red cockrels. Prices
reasonable. Buff Orphington pull
lets $500 each. G. S. Appelgren,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
Murphy Sisters building.

WANTED-Young man for general
work on dairy farm, at once, good
wages and home for right party.
No cutters need apply. Steady
work the year around. Inquire at
Herald office. 5-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
box 402, Wolf Point.
Ut

FOR SALE-A few pure bred S. C.
R. l. Red and also a few S. c. White
Leghorn and White Wyandotte
roosters. Reds and W~yandottes
$3.50 each and Leghorns $500.
Mrs. Cora Spencer, Volt. 5-tf.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

FOR SALE-Limited amount White
Russian Seed Oats. John Nc
Peek, Wolf Point. 51-8tp
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WANTED-Roomers. Inquire at
Northern Produce Cream Station.
5-tf.
FOR SALE-Used Ford touring car
in good running order. Lloyd
Montgomery. 3tf
WANTED-Cooking, house cleaning
or work of any kind, IL years ex-
perience. Inquire at this office. tip
FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop 16x24
with tools at Lustre Mont, Is
miles north Of Oswego. Good bust
ness but as my health is poor I must
sell. Write to H. H. Boese, Lus-
tire, Montana. 6-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

FOR SALE-Samson Truck box, cab,
and starter, oversize cord tires, a
snap. ]. H. Coffey. Aft
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29

FOR SALE-Grain fed, we'll broke
team of mares and harness, cheap.
See Lloyd Montgomery. 3tf