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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-11
WREA'F PRigESy
UPWARD n !. ID TO-DAY
Point to Falling
OF Of Winter Wheat seed.
ing In Illinois i"

Chicago, Oct. IL ~ UN - Wheat
prices turned upward today owing
largely to unfavorablc weather in
Canada. Beside the domestic visible
supply total show 100000 bushels de-
crease, and indications pointed, to a
falling off of winter wheat secalng
this fall in Illinois.
me tact, however, that the United
States government crop report was
due after the close had a tendency, to
restrict uuying and to. check gains.
Wheat closed firm Il to IL cents
net higher, corn Ia to ~ cents up.
oats showing u cent to l x cents gain
and provisions varying from IL cents
decHr" 70 a rise OF. ~ cents.
Corn and oats advanced with rela-
tivviy n.,ie selling pressure on either
grain. h. W. Snow, after n 400 mile
trip through Illinois. was out with u
butlish statement covering the condi-
tions Of the corn and oats crops. He
said he expected final returns to show
smaller crop than either the gov
crnment or private reports have sug-
gcstcd heretofore.
Provisions were firmcr symapthiz-
ing with the rally In cotton and cot
ton oil.
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FUTURES TURN FIRM
ON MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis, Oct. 1i.'-At@ Wheat
futures turned firm, today after an
easy. start and advanced a to *
cents over Saturdays close. Pros
poets of small increase in the visi-
bic supply and unsettled weather in
Canada were thu hui factors. .is
Prices hold within ", range of, less
than one cent in all markets up to
the last hour. frtS
Oats were up Il cent. Rye. futures
trailcd wheat with news and trade
featurcless and barley futures were
draggy within " cent range. Flax
seed futures declined on hedging.
Cash wheat was .stcaiy. High
moisture offerings continueAf quite
, slow. Winter wheat was steaay..
Durum was in fair to good demand.
milling quantities scarce and wanted.
Corn trading basis was one cent
higher. :.
Oats were steady.
Rye was firm.
BARLEY was firm. better grades
were in demand while poor quality
was SLOW.
Flax seed was firm to one cent
stronger for choice.
Buckwkcat was weak.
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WANTED To Bi,Y
FOR SALE

s ROOM bungalow. bath, furnace,
full cemented basement, gcoi con-
dition. facing park, close in, only
ROOM modern cottage, bath, .ur-
mace, hardwood floors, clean and
neat, 100000.
ROOM modern house. hath. furnace,
hardwood floors, full basement,
nice trees, Al location, $45OO.bO.
6 ROOM modern house. bath, hot wa
ter heat, east front, Al condition,
10 ROOM modern house, hot water
heat. bath, east front, nice location.
possession November ls., S5250.O0.
10 ROOM modern house, including
furniture, nice part Of city, nice
trees and lawn. Al condition, a bar
gain at $525OOO.
8 ROOM cottage. east front, partly
modern, $4,000.
ROOM cottage, on south side. good
barn. house partly modern. $50 feet
OF ground, $l7O0.O0.
A VERY complete line Of houses from
$1,000 to $4,000 in practically
every part of the city.
BUILDING LOTS In all parts Of the
csfv at all sorts Of prices and terms.
ASSURANCES: Fire.. tornado, auto
mobile in reliable companies.
FARM LANDS: There are some
wonderful bargains on my large
lists. ! am surprised at the de-
mand for lands from our own farm
ers.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
with the only man in Bismarck who
is advertising this community. ].
r. f. YOUNG.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Oct. ll--[R)-B Butter low
er: receipts S,5lS tubs; creamery cx-
tras 45H ; standards Al: extra firsts
42l2M44; firsts 38AM40E: seconds
35M37M.
Eggs higher; receipts 5.3i5 eases;
firsts 3Sn 40; ordinary firsts ,3G3G;
r"fri"e-ator extras ssh; refrigerator
firsts 341.. ~
tneese unchanged.
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FOR SALE

Hbuses Fer Rent,
-FOUR ROOM. HOUSE, full basement,
furnace, water, electric lights, gar,
lot 75x10O, immediate possession.
Sale price 32lDe., $500 cash, bal
ancc $25 per month including z; per
cent interest. 80
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
full basement, furnace heat, hard.
wood floors, we'll located Sale
price $3.50, Terms.
A NEW FINE. ROOM MODERN RUN-
GALOW, full basement, furnace
heat, hardwood floors, convenient
to hospitals and Catholic church.
Sale price y, 800. FERNS. -
"A COMPLETE HOME, six rooms and Il,
bath, fireplace, full basement, fur
mace heat, beautiful lot, garage.
Sale price $4,95O. Good terms.
A VERY FINE HOME Of eight rooms
and bath, hardwood floors and trim,
hot. water heat, fireplace, large bed
rooms, full. complete and partition
price $4,000. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN two story
house, full basement. furnace heat,
south front, lot 50x15O. Sale price
$500. Good terms. 8
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
full basement, furnace heat. large
lot. two car garage, taxes 347.O0.
Sale price $4,000. Terms. 81
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE, full,
basement, furnace heat, located
close in. Sale price $3,675. $500
cash. Balance easy terms.
HOUSE 1912 EAST BROADWAY, hav-
ing large number Of rooms. This
house is modern having q basement
and furnace heat. Sale price $500.
Good terms. "a
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
east front. large rooms, screen
porch, trees, located near schools,
close to down town. Sale price
$500. Terms. -1
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE, good condition. lot 60x15O,
garage, home 10 modern except
heat. Sale price $4,000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
This agency during the past nine
months of 1926 has made and COM
pleted city sales aggregating $ll9.-
9l2LO. Before buying. or listing
your property see this agency.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
E@r~ss@~t
Webb Block. t@ Phone 0
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State and County
Offices and Banks
to Close Tuesday

Offices in the state capitol and in
the Burlcigh county courthouse and
all banks in the city will be closed to-
morrow in observance Of Columbus
Day, !, legal holiday in North Da-
kota. City offices. however. will re-
main open. according to the city au-
ditor.
SO far us is known. no form Of
celebration has been planned by any
organization or official group in
honor Of tfe occasion, and business
places in the city will remain open for
business as usual
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MINNEAPOLIS RAN6;E..,

minneapolis, Oct. u.-N)-KanKc
Of carlot grain sales. assi; (
Wheat No. dark northern l.5ON
to l.54h.; No. dark northern LAPS.
to 1-437s: No. 3 dark northern" 1879
to 1.48: No. hard winter 1..7; No.
2 mixed wheat l.4lss. Nv
Corn No. 8 yellow 20; No. 5smixcd
g. 1850.
Oats No. 2 white 40. Flax Mo-. /,
2.l7N to 2.28. .4..';
Barley sample grade 60 to 65.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
Oct. III
Omen Hirh Inv

Chicago, Oct, ll--(P)--Cash wheat
No ? red 1877; No. 2 hard l.416l.42.
Corn No. ? mixed 17h.M7Sh; No. 2
yellow 78i. M79i..
Oats No. 2 white .6ls@47s,; No. 3
white 49,. Nl44A.
Rye No. ;, SO.
harley 57M77.
Timothy seed 5.OOMj.75.
Clover seed 2B.OOM34.5O.
Lard 1896.
Ribs 14.75..
Bellies 1900.
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Flashes Of Life

Washington. Comm the opinion
Of the Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke
we've invented so much machinery
that il breaks our hearts to keep it
going Pointing to the great in
cease in deaths from heart disease
in the prime Of life he said if Me
thusaleh had heard of autos and a
flock Of planes he might not have
lived 500 years.
Washington-If Il friend offers you
something to drink that smells like
hot, burned, crank case DRAWINGS from
an automobile engine, better refuse.
That's how government chemists de-
scribe new denatured alcohol. which
It is hoped will be bootlcggcr proof.
New York-Eskimo flappers are
treading the snow and ice in silk
stockings and high heeled shoes,
bought at trading posts in exchange
for furs. This from John NJ. Hol-
worth, back from an expedition in
Alaska
Ghicago-There's to be some real
family strife in the army-navy game
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New York---i'rudic is making SO
much coin--not to mention Pas
butcher shop and his bcts---that tho
...erlc family is moving from con-
gested Amsterdam avenue out to an
Sls,001 house in Pelham Bay near the
water
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED--Girl for general house
work or party to take care OF child
during the day. Call Sunday or
after 5 p. m. week days. Phone
1902 or SOC Ave. T..
Experienced sales lady
for store at Garrison, N. ID. One
who can speak German preferred.
Apply ut Alex Roscn Brothers.
WANTED-Girl for general mouse
work. Mrs. r. A. Tracy, 702 Fourth
Street.
WANTED-A woman to help with
pastry at O'Brien's.
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Events Of Week Ahead


Monday Club W. Black NJ.
City Hall.
q. O. +. O. T. Hall NJ.
Daughters Mays Hall NJ.
A. O.. u. NJ
NJ.
Sisterhood CLUB NJ.
p. L. w. NJ.
Q. T. Subordinate q. O. T. Hall NJ.
M.
A. Hall NJ.
Pacific Hotel NJ.
Sunshine Society, NJ J. Cullen,
Legion A. 9. =. W. Hall NJ.
Auxiliary. ". H. II.
Oct IL Thursday Musical Club, r. and r. W. Hall.
public NJ.
A, NJ.
O. Il. NJ.
i. o. T. Hall NJ.
w. A,A Hall. NJ.
Girls, Masonic Temple NJ.
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MINNEAPOLIS rI.Ou'R

Minneapolis, Oct. ll-~tP--Flour
unchangcd; in carload lots family
patents quoted at s.05M8l0 a barrel
in 9H-rdund cotton sacks; shipments
~. Sll barrels.
Bran 1900.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Oct. ll--tP9-Potatoes, re-
ceipts 23G cars; on track $50; total
U. 5. shipments Saturday I,6l9; Sum
day &c cars; trading rather slow, mar
vt weak. Wisconsin, sacked: &nd
bulk round whites l.75M2.OO; fancy
SHADE higher; Minnesota sacked
ROUND whites l.75N1 30; Minnesota
North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios
2.0O02.45: according to condition:
Idaho sacked russets 2.OOG.2.5O; fancy
shade higher;a sacked, IaraIs- a0Oes
2.f5. # .a. 10 oefs'itr. L. j.
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Minneapolis, Oct. l1-tu. s. d. Of
A.)--Potatoes: Moderate wire in
guiry: demand moderate, market
stcaody. Carloads delivered sales,
freight only deducted, Minneapolis
and st. Paul rate. sacked cwts, round
whites. IT, S. No. !, and partly graded
2.lOM2.2O; mostly 2.l5.
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Vl)eFI

LQST-Livcr and white springer
spaniel answers to name Of "Jack"
Anyone knowing Of his where abouts
please phone 677M or notify II. C..
Mailman for reward. : -. = 800 :
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Arthur Born is an end for the navy
His brother, Chuck, plays end for
the army. ea
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BISMARCK GRAIN
Furnished by Russcll-Millcr Coz

cent per pound discount under
So Id. Ear corn, 70 lbs, s cents UNI
der she'll. ~ ~
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Agents. WANTED

SELL SOMETHING NEW-BETTY +,
worlds only convertible, adjustable
woman's hat. Patcntcd.) Designed
n Hollywood Easily sold. Terri
tory open. Address NJ. b. Solstcn.
80: Kcinckc Bldg, Fargo, for terri
tory in North Dakota.
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A call at our Used Car Salesroom
will show you how carefully we select
our Used Cars, and how thoroughly We
put them in excellent condition. A
few Of our good values are:
Ford Touring.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Ford One Ton Truck.
Buick Touring.
Easy Payments.
NJ. b. GILMAN CO.
Bismafck.
FOR SALE
BIG SIX. 1924 Studebakcr seven
passenger Touring car. New Paint
job. New tires. New. car gparan.
LIGHT SIX 1924 studebaker touring,
runs like new, en- exceptional buy
for $500.
OLDSMOBILE touring with winter
enclosure. 1924 model. Just the
car for "A mechanic who can over
haul It and get a good car. $3.50.
ONE DODGE, special coupe, 1926
model. In excellent condition.
ONE BUICK touring. 1921 model.
Good top, good upholstering, new
tires, only 5000.
ONE 1926 Star six coupe. just like
new. $725.
ONE 1923 Studebaker light six sedan.
500.
TERMS can be arranged for any Of
the above cars. Many other good
used cars to choose from at low
prices.
BISMARCK MOTOR CO.
Studebakas- Dist rihutors.
USED CARS
9, 1923 Chevrolet Sedans.
!. 1926 Ford Tudor.
3, Ford CoupeA
1, 1925 Ford Touring.
2, Ford Trucks with Transmission.
T. /, Chrysler 10, good rs new.
Terms on new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.
FOR SALE GOOD USED CARS
1926 Oldsmo bile Sedan.
1923 Essex Four Coach.
1926 Hupmobile Delivery Car.
These cars are all in. first elias.
condition. Call and sec them. !.
OLSON GARAGE
2O2 Fourth Street. Phone 925-W.
CHEVROLET COUPE, used two
months, first class mechanical con
! dition, an opportunity for someon,
!. to get a practically new car at /;
subtantial reduction. Capita.
| Chevrolet Co., Bismarck. Ask fol
! COldcn's>car.
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MISCELLANEOUS

- 1 -
FOR SAI.E-Four fine bred Jersey
heifers. ages from Z to 10 months
old. One 3 months old Jersey bull
calf. Three young Jersey cows.
some fresh, some coming fresh.
John Sailer, Stanton, p. d.
PIANO FOR SALE-Large Piano con-
Germ will sell new Upright Piano
now located in Bismarck home for
unpaid balance. Write Box 80,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
FOR SALE Registered Oxford rams
and ewes, Duroc Jersey bears and
gifts, milking polled Shorthorn
bulls. Write &. b. Nagel, Box ~,
BisMarck, Nd. ~
FOR. SALE--One 8 #. floor show
case; one roll top desk; one large
plate glass mirror; one small table;
one Il It. table. Derby 4 Smith.
1 Bismarck
FOR SALE--xl5 sneep Anu l.liADs, ;.
Mccormick Decring corn picker
Jim Davis. s miles east Of Bis
nlarck. Phone SFl. -.
FOR SALE Shropshire rams. year,.
ihEs and early March ladbs, Frank
Shaffcr. Driscoll., n. Oak. - !
PIANO TUNING-Call {. L. Bryan
at the Melody Shokpe, llG Third s.,
WORK WANTED
ASHES No. IN ore worry about taking
care Of your ashcs-lct the Ash
Man do it. He takes them out Of
your cellar every week. Cinders
for driycvays And walks. Prices
reasonable. Call 977J for Mr..
Burch. AT. Seventh street.
Misunderstanding, patching and
stucso work. Chimney repairing a
specially. First class. work guar
anteed., Call o05 No. Washington
street: Phone 654 7. :.
PEOPLE who haye work for high
carbohydrates school,. or on Sat-
urdays, please notify. H. O.. Saxyik.
Telephone 2S6 orr 621.
STRHfED =
STRAYED-One gray mare. little
stiff, left hind leg, weight 1150. One
black mare front leo wire cut,
weight 115O. Notify w. +. Burtts,
Bismarck, N. ID.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER ii, 1926
Tribune Classified Advert Is
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MALE HELP WANTED

MEN OR WOMEN-Learn linotype
operating. Earn $l5 to goo per
week. Big demand. Our six weeks
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cal plant. Six weeks course $50.
Get our prospectus now. Fargo
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MANTED--Mcn and women to learn
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wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
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BARRIER College. Fargo. N. ID.
WANTED--A male or female dish.
washer for night work ut O,Bricn's
Cafe,
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Bedroom furniture. din
ing room table, six chairs and buff
fet, library table, leather rocker,
wicker chairs, rugs, pictures, cleo
trio washing machine, refrigerator,
Hamilton upright piano, and many
other household articles. Must be
sold at once. Good bargains. II
interested call at 122 Ave. "A.
FOR SALE-Two Wilton rugs in good
condition., cheap. Also one porch
swing, and one porch curtain. Call
931J
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MiNNEAP1A,IS GRAM

Minncap6lis, Uct. 1I.-L1--Wheat
receipts. 4ol cars compared to 48Osa
year ago.. Cash: No. 1 northern 1.41
to l.44; No. dark northern spring;
Choice to fancy LAG to; 1.5f; good, TO
choice 1.42 to Las; ordinary, to good
1880 to 1.41; number / hard spring
la to 1856: No. dark hard Mon
tant on track, l.43, to 1,50: to arrive
1.43 to I.5o; Msy l.47&; December
1.42csst& .ss-
Corn No. 3 yellow "a to IS.
Oats No. 3 white Ala to A2h.
BsrIty ;49 to Ga
Ryc,No. s&s 92A tO~e4 A.st
Flax No. h e. E1x 40 4. 4A9k. Il, J,
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APARTMENTS

ftf <AA EAAS y. 11AS .
FOR RENT---A furnished modern
apartment. Also an UNFINISHED
,..odcrn apartment. A z room part
~ modern house,, close in. For
safe y bed duf0ld. Phone 9O5 after
!! p. m.
FOR RENT - Furnished apartments.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
30a. Il. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Also
sleeping room. Call 434 during the
day and 960LJ evenings.
FOX KENT--Three room housekeep-
ing apt. Also single room. Phone
2A2W. sol Fifth st.
FOR RENT---A 2 roc:a mouern tur
nishcd apartment. 924 Fourth st
Phone 543W.
MODERlN furnished apartments in
the Narney Flat. Phone 773.
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CaIGAGos R0uI.Tkx

ChleAEo, Uct.t Al-OPy- E0q n at1vl
stealy kts4hepritss; receiRksi4 81 catk:
fow]e Is ": springs g u tufkegx -;
rooStisA 1e36; dnekS ~; eAAlSt i0si
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FOR SALE-Quartered oak, extension
table; in excellent condition. 6l9
Second street. 1870
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STRXfED

STRAYED-One gray mare, little
Stiff, left hind leg, weight li5o. One On.
weight 1850. Notify w. Z. Burtts,
Bismarck, N. d.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT large furnished room
with piano in modern house on
groprft ttpor and s.steAm heat at
. 62l Sixth St. Phone 619W.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN-In large,
beautiful home close in. Hot water
at all times. Inquire sos Seventh
street north. IL
FOR RENT-Furnished room, with
private entrance, near Capitol. Hot
water all the time. 1904 Fifth st.
Phore S9SJ.
FOX kkiNI-Two furnished rooms in
modern house, with hot water heat
and close in. 412 Fifth St. Phone
925-W2.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished mod
crn room, suitable for one or two
girls. Close in. Phone 440J.
FOR RENT--A sleeping room cheap.
Gentlemen preferred. Also for sale.
q kitchen range. Phone GIN.
FOR, RENT--A front sleeping room at
5lt Sixth street. Phone 227, Mrs.
l.. M. Parsons.
FOR RENT-Nice modern room Hot
and cold water. On car line. 5l5
Fourth St.
FOR RENT Front bed room for one
or two men at S14 Fourth st. PhClc
461W
FOR RENT-A front room in modern
house. lady preferred. Cal ll4bR.
FOR KENT--A nicely furnished room
in modern home. Phone 440J.
FOR RENT-A front sleeping room ss
5'I sixth street Phone 227.
FOR RENT-An attractive warm
room. Phone 682 or 1914.
FOR RENT Three warm rooms at
2l1 Second Street.
FOR RENT--One sleeping room. Call
QHOJ.I after E:3O.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

81 200 BUYS first class confcction-
cry store. Fixtures in first class
condition. Only business Of its
kind in county seat town. Fine
opening for grocery store or pool
hall. Must leave on account Of
sickness. Write in care As Tribune
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This agency during the past nine
months Of 1926 has made and COM
plcted city sales aggregating $780,
9l2LO. Before buying or listing
your property see this agency.
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HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
E@r-y.s4~-Ss
Webb Block. 4@. Phone
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FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE, good condition. lot 60x15O,
garage, home Is modern except
heat. Sale price $1,000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
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Ghicago-Therc's to be somc real
family strife in the army navy game
New Britain herald., 1926-05-27

the check
 Right here" l answered and handed him my fountain pen.
 As hc was signing his name he said In an undertonc: Dine with Mamie and me tonight. won't you?"
 Certainly not" ] answered.
 well Mamie won't come without you.' he pleaded disconsolatoly.
 'I know it," l triumphantly in- formed him.
 And then I bowed and thanked | him for the sale, and he left. ! l was really so dumb and univers- l cd in what l had to do that I did not know whether I had made the sales check out right or not. And as i by this time Miss Cleavor stood di- rectly in front of me, her cold eyes scrutinizing mo very carefully ! handed her my book and asked her if it was all right. Her eyes opened wide as she saw the check and the name of the man signed to ii. "It is perfectly all right, Miss 1 Miss"
 Again I supplied my name. If seemed that had been doing noth. ing else all day
 Copyright 1926, NEA Service,
 1nc.) i TOMORROW: A Kitty Cat.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-27

than a three-pieca suit. T. not only is completely correct, but it is won derfully saving. For the dress or coat can he used separately or to. cothcr.
 The adjoining sketch is a charm ing suit, II IS Of navy blue crepe roma and th" dress is straight and short The botoau neck is split in front and embroidered in q fine de- sign in blue and W hitc and red beads hound by tiny rcd and silver braid Tho short sleeves are bound in tue blue roma. The waist Is long and thr skirt is tight in back The front, however. IS very full giving rather an apron effect, and ii is en- 1roider,i in a design more elahorat" than that around the neck. but of thp same colors. A belt of blue gros- grain ribbon which has a line Of tho red and silver braid through it's center cncircles thc hips and ties in flat bow in front.
 The coat is the same length as the dress and has a yoke ombroider- cl like inc dress X streamcr collar Of lnr roma may be tied at will. Rcd and white gar1cnias are q nice touch on one shoulder. The sleeves are tailored and a band Of the red and silver braid indicates narrow cuff on them.
 Red and white beads form q charming motif on this suit Of blue crepe roma.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-27
HER}!WN WAY
 oYa Girl of Today
JUDY AGAIN TELLS HER NAMI

u DN AGAIN TELLS HER NAME
 "I was dcathly afraid. Miss Dean, that I would find you selling wom- ans lingerie or something equally embarrassing" said Buddy Ire maine And you cant tell how re- lioved 1 am that it is something as universal and inoffensiye as hand i kcrchiefs.
 "Now I have got 10 talk fast, I want you 10 throw your influence with Mamie on my side"
 That is big order, Mir. Ire maine" I said unsmilingly, looking l him straight in the face.
 "Oh don't try to upstage me, Judy. You know all about Mamie's and my affair. She told me that you did. You know that I want 10 put Mamie in tho way of a musical education."
 And no other?" I questioned. Buddy Tremaine looked at me scarchinEly, and then he grew lit- tle pale, hut he said dccisively: And no other"
 "Thcn I will hcln you. Where shall have these handkerchiefs sont?" l said hurriedly. as l noticed Miss Cleavcr siding mp to Us.
 Send them to the Blackstone Hotel, Miss Dean" played up Buddy as he arose, "Whore can I write