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with his company of comedians and
songsters, in cat the Stage Door; the
beautiful Beasley Twins in a violin
and piano number, Music Symphony
and Charm" and Louis Leo in dar-
ing mid-air exhibition. "Equilibristic
Diversions.
The photoplay is the thrilling melc-
drama Lost at Sea- featuring Hunt.
ly Gordon, Jane Novak and Lowell
Sherman, supported by cast of
screen favoritea.
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Jones, wearied of Bills shiftlessness
and furtive drinking, is plaintiff in
the divorce appeal, is one of the
strongest ever devised for the stage;
alternately funny and sad, and. final
ly downright sorroWful, when Old
Bill, escaping from the Soldiers
Home, appears in his faded blue
uniform and acts as his own lawyer.
Adelaide Hubbard will do the
Mother Jones role.
In addition to the regular matinees
on Wednesday and Saturday, there
will be an extra matinee Friday, at
which the midweek price of SO cents
for all seats will prevail.
KEITHS-JOseph Sankey's Noted
Revue.
B. f. Keiths Theater announces for
this week the best and biggest revue
in the history of the circuit. Joseph
Santley, the well known musical COM
edy star, between engagements, has
produced and will bring to Keith's to-
day his finest effort, the London,
Paris and New York Revue" The
lyrics and music are by Cliff Hess,
A big company includes Bud and
Jack Smith, Dorothy Mack, Charles
Ross and the eight Fifth Avenue
Girls" The settings and costumes
have been designed by Henry Drefuss.
Another feature will be the song
narration put over by Helen Trix and
her sister Matte, Songs at the
Piano..
John Miller and James Mack, 1.-THE
Bing Boys" will entertain with COM
edy singing and dancing; Lorin Raker
will demonstrate his ability as com
edian and fun maker; Diversion la
Carte" presented by Jack Fulton and
Peggy Parker. was written by Paul
Gerard Smith; Bud and Jack Pearson
will offer fun bit called. Don't Tell
the Doctor; the Modern Marion
cites" will entertain, and La Fleur
and Portia, equilibrists, will thrill, fea-
turing their human top, and house
features will complete the bill.
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METROPOLITAN-"Ella Cfnders. !"

The reopening of Crandall's Metro
politan Theater, yesterday, after
alteration, reseating and general beau
LITIGATION was signalized by the
presentation of an attractive bill,
featuring Colleen Moore in the
First National film version of the
newspaper comedy strip, ELLA Gin
ders," which is merely a reversal of
Cinderella" recounting the adven-
lures of little drudge in the movies
in Hollywood. The added attraction
was furnished by Bernardo De Pace,
"the wizard of the mandolin. and the
Metropolitan World Survey. a new
two-reel comedy based on the Mabel
Herbert Urner domestic stories of
Helen and Warren" entitled, 1.-The
Family Picnic" and an especially de-
ightful musical program by the
Metropolitan Symphony, under Daniel
Breeskin, completed the bill, which
will be presented today and all this
week.
ELLA Cinders" reveals the amusing
tale of a small.town slavey who wins
a movie contest and HES herself to
Hollywood, only to learn that the.
promoters were a bunch of crooks
who have decamped with the easy
money. Desperate, she tries all the
customary devices for crashing the
gates of the exclusive properties
where motion pictures are made, final
ly achieving success by the veriest
fiUke-which was just as good an en-
tering wedge as any other. The sup
porting cast is headed by Lloyd
Hughes and includes Mike Donlin,
former ball player; Jed Prouty and
others of note.
The auxiliary features of the bill
H.. l..
par with the finest the Metropolitan
has ever offered.
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Current Attractions.
At the Theaters This Week.

NATIONAI~sLi ghnin'" comedy. Tomorrow evening.
KEITHSoseph Sankey's Noted Revue, vaudeville This afternoon
and evening
EARLEJames j. Jeries Shakey vaudeville This after
and evening
Four vaudeville This afternoon and evening
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Lady Castlemaine, and Randle Ayr
ton the role of Charles H..
A Mermaid comedy, Who's Ny
Wife," the International news reel, a
beautiful scenic and the musical pro-
gram by the Columbia orchestra will
be added attractions.
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COLUMBIA-"NeIl Gwyn."

Nell Gwyn," a British-made pro-
duction starring Dorothy Gish at the
head of an English cast, a romance of
Drury Lane orange girl who cap
tured the tickle fancy of England's
merriest monarch, Charles II, will be
given its initial presentation In
Washington at Loew's Columbia The
alter this week, starting today.
Miss Gish, the madcap, whimsical
coincidence of Hearts of the World"
is said to achieve the greatest char
acter enactment of her career in the
role of the Drury Lane orange girl.
Nell Gwyn," with the exception of
Miss Gish, is entirely British In cast,
direction and locale. 1t was filmed by
Herbert Wilcox from a story by Mar
Jorie Bowen, amid the actual scenes
of Nell Gwyn's triumph, and the cos.
tunes, manners and morals of the
late seventeenth century in England
are said to have been brought to the
screen with fidelity.
The story discovers Nell. ragged,
but happy, about to start for the the.
alter, where she sells oranges. Count
ing the coins of her stocking.purse.
she tells her mother she will soon
have enough to buy silk stockings
and slippers. Laughing at the good
danes injunctions that silk stock
ings amt respectable, only court
ladies wears EN-" Nell fares forth to
her fate. How she spends her saw
ings paying for the supper to which
the royal rogue invites her, and later
holds her own in court intrigue amid
a battle of hearts with the beautiful
but INSCRIPTIONS Lady Castlemaine,
emerging the victor, makes an inter
esting, if daring, screen narrative.
Juliette Compton PLAYS the role of
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STRAND-s'Prilmrose Four.D

The first gun of the Fall theatrical
season is fired today at the Strand
Theater, Ninth and d streets north.
west with an opening bill of choice
Loew's vaudeville acts and feature
photoplay.
The Strand. it is annouAce has
been redecorated and renovated from
cellar to garnet, and cool comfort is
assured its patrons by the installa-
ton of two huge rotary ventilation
fans, the power of which is sufficient
to change the air in the theater every
minute.
The opening program is headed by
the Primrose Four, Bob Gibner, Eddie
Drury, Bill Sadler and Norman Stan.
ley, q quartet of well known melo-
dists in 1000 Pounds of Harmony"
Holding second place on the program
is an elaborate song and dance en-.
semble, the Speak E.Z. Revue pre-
sented by a cast of eight capable
artists, including the famous Sidell
Sisters.
Others will include WIN II. ward
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two gladiators who as far back as
November, 1899, went % rounds at
Coney Island, n. Y, with the. decision
on points only going to Jeffries, have
now combined their talents and are
appearing in a brief act that reveals
many of their former secrets. The
boilermaker and the ex-sailor demon.
strate practically all the modes of
training, assault and defense that
made them leaders of their class
among the heavies quarter century
ago.
other vaudeville features will be
Roy Rogers and company in a versa
tile offering, "Show Me the Way to
Go Home: Alma Keller and Norma
Layland, that lyric duo" in a cycle
of engaging songs, and Verna Ha-
worth and q strong supporting cast
of dancers in an interval of Terpsi-
chorean innovations in which Miss
Haworth's Individual partner, Fred
Martin, plays an important part.
The special picture fer the week will
be Universal's The Love Thief"
comedy-romance, starring Norman
Kerry. supported by Greta Nissen.
The house features viii include short
camera subjects and Alexander Arons,
concert organist, who will play Songs
of the Hour" arranged by himself.
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Photoplays This Week

At the Photoplay Houses This Week.
COLUMBIA-'Nen Gwyn." This afternoon and evening.
METROPOLITAN-"Ela Cindes" This afternoon evening
RALTO-So This Is Paris This afternoon and evening.
PALACE-"The Show Off, This afternoon and evening.
TINOLI-"Padocked" his afternoon and evening
AMBASSADOR-"E1a Cinders.' This afternoon md evening
CENTRAI-"The Fate of Firt This afternoon and evening
WARDAIAN PARK-"Thef OF Bagdad." Tomorrow evening
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News and Comment
BIZ w. II. Landvo,gt.

ttD oG And with them The Greater
d Movie Season twoweek vacaonst dreams OF
wealth hapcss chases the phantom liberty as the
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TRYGG

John Kruger hauled coal from the
mine Saturday.
John Anderson and Floyd were
callers at Martin Nelson's Sunday
morning.
John Kruger helped Ivan Law DC
liver 10 head Of cattle to the Cook
place near bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lundquist and
Mrs. Jean Cunningham and SON were
Bismarck shoppers last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Midland
and son Donald were transacting
business in the capital city last We'd
ncsday.
Carl Muth was n business caller in
Bismarck Wednesday.
Ivan Law was business caller at
kruger's Wednesday night.
John Kruger was caller at Ivan
Laws home Thursday night.
Melvin Magnus called on business
at Krugcr's home Friday morning.
Emma Trygg was spending the
week end at her folks, Charlie Trygg.
Art, Magnus called on business at
krugcr's one day last week.
Mrs. A. Kruger Elsie and John
were Sunday guests at George Mel
son place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist and
Mrs. Jean Cunningham and son and
Mrs. A. Kruger, Elsie and John spent
tho afternoon at Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fishers.
Carl Muth had bunch Of young
folks as visitors last Sunday night.
John Kruger was a business caller
at Ncni's Friday mOrnin".
, Elsie Olson left for Fargo 10 visit
her sister, Mrs. Anton Fisher.
Melvin Magnus was shopping in
Wing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law and family were
in Bismarck Saturday on business.
Mrs, Jean Cunningham motOred to
Bismarck Saturday and got Mr.. Gun.
ningham, who came on the train from
Fargo.
The dance held at Tooker's barn
| Saturday was quite well attended
! Those that attended were: Martin
| Nelson, Carl Muth, Elsie Kruger
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and fam.
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe War!!sy
! Clar hcc Starr, Evy. Joe, Paul. Jim
and Dan Mccormick, Bill, Bob, Frank
and Emma and Mrs. Watched, Orpha
and Helen Agncw, Mino and Scnous
Harms. Bill Wilton and Marjory
Glib Scdcrstrom. John Olson. Steve
Morris, Bill Splitter and Ernest
Baumgard. All reported good time
John Trygg called at Krugcr's last
Tuesday morning on business.
John Kruger was visiting relatives
, in Bismarck Sunday.
Emma Nelson visited with Gcrtie
and GLADYS Nelson Sunday.
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FOR SALE
Houses For Rent

Four room house, full basement, fur
mace, water. electric lights, gas, lot
75x1OO, immediate possession. Sale
price $4,000. 5000 cash, balance $25
per month including per cent in
tcrcst.
Five room modern bungalow, full
basement, furnace heat, hardwood
floors, we'll located. Sale price
$3.50. Terms.
A new five room modern bungalow
full basement, furnace heat, hard
wood floors, convenient to hospitals
and Catholic church. Sales price
$4,000. Terms.
A complete home, six rooms and bath
fireplace, full basement. furnace
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 bee
rooms. full. complete and partition
cd basement, outside garage. Salt
price $1,000. Terms.
Seven room modern two story house
4 full basement, furnace heat, soutl
front, lot 5Ox15O. Sale price $4,000
Good terms.
Seven room modern house, full
basement, furnace heat, large lot
two car garage, taxes $4,000. Sal.
price $4,000. Terms.
Modern five room house. full base
mcnt, furnace heat, located close in
Sale price S3,675. $500 cash. Bal
ancc easy terms. 4
House 1912 East Broadway. having ;
large number Of rooms. This kOu3'
Is modern havign basement AM
furnace heat. Sale price $500
Good terms.
Seven room modern house, east front
large rooms, screen porch, trees, 10
Gated near schools. close to dow
town. Sale price $1,000. Terms.
Five room partly modern house. .goot
condition, lot 5Ox15O, garage. hom'
is modern except heat. Sale price
$4,000. $500 cash, balance MONTH!
payments.
This agency during the past nin'
months of 1926 has made and com
plctcd city sales aggrcgating Sll9,
0l2.5O. Before buying or listing
your property see this agency.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
Webb Block. Phone
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csunt az >, bAds foot. They .tooks him
u StcclOstA secsa doctof. 4.
Mrs. Porter Reports
on Work Of American
Citizenship Bureau

Wahpeton, N. D.. Oct. 7.--lR-Ac-
ton is tho watchword Of the Amcri-
can citizenship department. Of the
state federation Of women's clubs,
Mrs. A. G. Porter. Edeelcy. reported
at the state convention here today
"No deaf and dumb chairman are
tolerated in the department. Failure
to answer communications constitutes
u resignation" Mrs. Porter said. The
work Of the department, which is I"
promote interest by tho women in all
the duties Of American citizens ami
encourage fulfillment Of citizenship,
duties by others, is divided into four
sections. each with u separate chair
man.
The various divisional. chairmen
arc Mrs. S. q. Nelson, Northwood,
citizenship Training: Mrs. George
Kcup Columbus, Americanization;
Mrs. d. $. Nickcrson, Mandan, Coop
Grafton with War Veterans aud Mrs.
T., l.. Daniclson. Endcrlin. Indian
Welfare
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Those attended Sunday school Sum
day were Emma and Hugo Nelson,
Ida and George Manuson. Floyd,
Irene and Hazel Anderson. Edith and
Lennard Olson. Melvin and Lawrence
Coleman, Gladys. Clara and Mar
garvt Rue, Edgar. Elmer and Alvin
and Andrew Trygg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred and family.
Edith Olson, Irene and Hazel An
defson wcre guests with Clara ald
Margaret Rde SunGa- afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott were.
ous from Bismarck Sunday evening
and got Emma Nelson.
Emil johnson called at John Olson's
place Thursday.
Madlin Rue motorcd to Bismarck
Friday evening to bring Clara Rue
and Emma Nelson home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdohl aud
family were visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Evelyn and Charles Engdohl are
visiting a week with their grand par.
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Martin Nelson made n trip to the
coal mine after two loads of coal
Monday.
Walter Sunquist and Porter Nelson
returned Monday after two weeks
absence from their home.
+. NJ. Parker Watkins man. stop
ped at the George Nelson home Mon
day evening en- route to Regain.
George Nelson called ON Carl Lar
son Tuesday evening on business.
STERLING:
Miss Mildred Stewart spent the
weekend Mt home.
Edgar and Ernest johnson spent
Sunday ut home.
H.. r. Wright and family spent
Sunday at the Zuraff home.
Ed Martin of the Apple Creek
ranch, accompanied by Miss Dorothy
zuraff and Miss Mildred johnson,
spent Sunday at the Gcrhart Mag
mus home.
Miss Peterson spent Sunday in BIS
marck.
Earl kcevcr, accompanied by Miss
Laura Laird, visited at the Robert
Solberg home in Nauxhton township
Sunday.
w. T.. Snyder and family Of Boyd
township visited ut the Tyler john
son home Sunday.
Miss Madgc Runey. accompanied by
her father. W. T.. Runcy. called at
school No. 2, and also ut tho Christ
lana school, Monday.
George Kush hauled load Of wood
to school No. z Monday.
Max Lang shipped cattle for the
association Tuesday.
Fred Schaper. who has been drilling
we'll in Clear Lake township, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Max Lang, accompanied by Mr..
Buttz. a pig buyer from Iowa, was
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PERSONAL

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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT--A furnished modern
apartment. Also an unfurnishcd
Y-odcrn apartment. A room part
IL modern house, close in. For
sale bed dufoid. Phone 9O6 after
!: i. II,
FOR RENT - Furnished apartments.
The Laurain Apartments. Ihonc
303. h. +. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Also
sleeping room. Call ABA during the
day and 060IJ evenings.
FOR RENT-A 2 roc:1 modern fur
nishcd apartment. 024 Fourth st
Phone 543W.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished apart
mant in Varncy Flat. Phone 773.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHO II r. 90
HOUSES AND FLATS

n, ~
HOUSE FOR RENT Strictly modcrn
structure. eight rooms, bath room,
shower bath room, hot water hcat,
hardwood floors throughout. Bun.
galow style. Two car garage. West
side, excellent location. Rent rear
sonable. Apply to Ad No. 81, Care
Tribune.
FOR RENT-A four room unfurnishcd
modern heated flat with private
bath, also the first floor and basc-
ment formerly occupied by the
Oldsmobile company ON Main strvct..
For sale bed duofold and bed
davenport. Phone 905.
FOR SALE-5 room bungalow. Ga.
rage. Small payment down. aad
monthly payments at a very rea.
sonablc price. For sale by owner.
Phone 92l.
FOR RENTING room modern house.
Furnished. Phone 25 or call ut
1O17 Scv. nth between five and six.
FOR RENT-Scvcn room house and
barn with 4 NC res good land, located
outskirts Of city. Call 675M.
FOR SALE-Fivc room modern bua-
galow with garage. close in, at u
bargain. Phone 679W.
HOUSE For RENT-six rooms, mod
ern, corner First and Ave. C.. In
quire DR.. Priske.
FOR RENT-A furnished 0. unfur-
nished house. Call o60LJ even
ings or 434 days.
FOR RENT-A room modern house.
$500. Fourteenth and Rosser.
Frank Krall.
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OrFICE ROOM FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Officc formerly occupied
by Attorney Burke Fourth street.
See II. b. Hoskins or S. A. Florcn
Of the Business Service Co.
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The word "plcasc" used in tclc-
grams is said to cost $10.OOO,OO0 in
the United States annually.
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DIPLOMACY

Understood man (buying tennis
hlaxcr): Do you think this will
shrink at all?
Salesman: Is it for yourself, sir7
u. NJ: Yes.
Salesman: Most certainly. sir,
it will misunderstanding Show. Lon.
don, &~
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - Experienced stenograph-
Or. Give past experience. refer
cnccs. salary expected. Answer by
typewlttcn letter with your sigma
ture. Permanent work for right
party. Apply Ad No. ~ Care Of
Tribune.
ELDERLY couple wants housckeeper.
Desire lady forty to fifty who
= writes plain hand. State age and
Phone number. Live in city. Ad-
dress No. Al. care Tribune.
WANTED-Giri or woman to do
houscwork on farm. Must be clean,
good to children and desire steady
employment. $4,000 a month. Mrs.
John Taylor. Steele. N. Oak.
WANTED-An elderly woman to take
care Of year old child. Phone
1851. 2l2 Sixth st.
WANTED--Girl for General house
work. Phone 967.
WANTED--Waitrcs at Olympia.
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WORK WANTED

WANTED plastcring, patching and
stucco work. Chimney repairing a
speciality. First class work guar
antccd. Call sos No. Washington
st. Phone ga l.. J.
SERVICE-Lct me haul your ashes
during the winter months. Will
call for them twice week. Ser
vice very reasonable. Phone 734R.
Joe Eiselc
PEOPLE who have work for high
school boys after school. or on Sat-
urdays, please notify II. .. Saxvik.
Tclcrhor $50 or 821.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Will take
Ford truck in on part payment for
two lots and small house. 905
North Washington Street. Phone
C54LJ.
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A coll at our Used Car Salcsroom
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.
M. B. GILMAN co.
Hismafrk.
FOR SALE
BIG SIX. 1924 Studebaker seven
passenger Touring car. New Paint
job, New tires. New car guaran.
tee. 500.
LIGHT SIX 1924 Studebakcr touring.
runs like new, an exceptional buy
for $500.
OLDSMOBILE touring with winter
enclosure. 1924 model. Just the
car for u mechanic who can over
haul it and get good car. $3.50.
ONE DODGE, special coupe, 1926
model. In excellent condition.
$625.
ONE BUICK touring, 1921 model.
Good top. good uph0lstering. new
tires. only 5000.
ONE 1926, Star six coupe, just like
new. $725.
ONE 1928 Studcbaker 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.
Stakeholder Distributors.
USED CARS PRICED TO SELL
iTORD truck with transmission and
grain tank, $345.
ONE trailer with rubber tires, $35.
! ONE 1925 Ford Tudor, $3.50.
ONE 1925 Ford Touring, 5000.
ONE 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, 1895.
ONE 1926 Ford Coupe, bumpers, mo-
tormcter, spare tire, $525.
ONE Chryslcr Six Coach, one yea
old. 1880.
ONE 1926 Overland Coupc. 500.
ONE 1926 Ford Coupe, $500.
! Easy Terms.
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LOST

LOST-A black leather travelling bag,
containing ladies, colthcs. Lost be-
tween bismarck and Apple Creek
Sunday night. Return TO owner or
Tribune for reward.
LOST-Liver and white springer
spaniel answers to name Of Jack.
Anyone knowing Of his whereabouts
please phone 677M or notify II. c.
Mailman for reward.
LOST-Saturday evening wrist
watch Waltham Movement with
second hand, on ribbon band. Notify
Nellie koochma, care Bismarck
Hospital for reward.
LOST 30x5.77 Racine, between Bis
-marck and Wilton. Return to or
notify Ben ]. Heitzman. McClusky,
NJ ~
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DREsSMAKING

ON100MAA1GVO
SEWING--Hand sewing for children.
Jaycttc work a speciality. Phone
A14W
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCEI.LANEOUS
FOR SALE-Onc A.. x 9 Pool table.
balls. ball rack and cue rack all for
5000. Write No. 40 Tribune.
SHOW CASES WANTED-Call 336
Mandan.
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FOR SALE

LOCKWOOD ACCESSORY co.
800 Main st.
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PURNTTURD FOR eAL1
FOR SALE-Bcdroom furniture, din
ing room table. six chairs and buf-
fct. library table, leather rocker,
wicker chairs, rugs. pictures, cleo
trio washing machine, refrigerator,
Hamilton upright nanO,' and many
other household articles. Must be
sold at once. Good bargains. If
interested call at 122 Ave. A.
FOR SALE-Household goods. 8l3
Third Street.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnishe room, with
private entrance; near Capitol. Hot
water all the time. 1904 Fifth st.
Phone 896J.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms in
modern house, with hot water heat
and close in. 4l2 Fifth St. Phone
925-W2.
FOR RENT-Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry Store. Apply to
+. A. Knowles.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room cheap.
Gentlemen preferred. Also for sale.
kitchen range. Phone GIL.
FOR RENT--A furnished room in
well located home. Phone 49SR.
FOR RENT-Thrcc warm rooms at
PHI Second Street.
FOX RENT-One sleeping room. Call