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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-05
NOTICE: OF MORTGAGE
EORECEOaVRf: SALE

Default having occurred in the
terms and conditions of the herein-
after described mortgage 10y reas,a
Of the failure Of the mott Eor 20
pay taxes for the year 1922, IN :he
sum OF $91.99: taxes for the year
IVA in the sum ofss1g.33. and tcXes
for the year 1928 In the sum Of
ssoss, ana that under N terms
the assignee of the mortgagee has
elected 70 declare the whole amount
secured by said mortgage duo aud
payable and To foreclose the same.
and has given notice Ut her election
to declare the whole sum due and
of her intention to foreclose said
mortgage. now. therefore.
NOTICE Is llEJ,EEf GIVEN. That
that certain mortgage executed ana
delivered by Frapk vuskes and Az
County, North Dakota, mortgagors.
10 the Northern Trust Company. ~
corporation, as mortgage. dated th.,
It'll day Of March, 1917. and filed
for record in the office OF the Reg
iatcr Of Deeds OF Eurleieh County.
March. 1917. AZ :; o'clock y. m. and
was duly recorded in Book 10 of
MOrt.aEeS on page =. aud assigned
by said mVrtgaEte by an inStrumen,
Company, Of Sheldon. North Dakota.
dated the 18th day Of November.
1917, and filed for record in the sa III
office of Register of Deeds on the
18th day Of November, 1917. At
. 'cl0ck y. m, and was duly recorded
i5i. and assigned by said Ransom
County Trust Company to Grace a.
Sanborn, of Mortified. Minnesota,
now Grace Sanborn Bosard. said as
cembcr. 1Hi7, and filed for record
ia the office Of the said Register
Of Deeds Of said Burleigh County.
North Dakota. on the 18th day of
December. 1917, at o'clock Z. M.
OF aIorisases. on page col: Which,
said mortgage was duly extended
by an instrument In writing by and
between said Frank taskes and
Agnes yaskcs, his wife, and Grace
of January, 1922. Will be foreclosel
by q sale of the. premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described
1t the front door Of the Court House
II the City of B!smarsk, IN the
North Dakota. at tile hour Of two
O'clock. p. m. on the 18th day OF.
November. 1925. to satisfy thG
amount due upon such mortgages
on The day Of sale.
inGYtsaxs and which will be sold ~
satisfy the sxaltlc. are those certain
premises situats. in, the County. Of
Fur leigh. State fsNdrth Dakota, and
deacribed as follows. to-wit:
The East half o., the East half
Ia Township One Hundred and
Forty.two ia2l. north OF RANG.
Principal Meridian, less the right
Of WAY 0f the Northern Pacific Rail-
! ThttA viii 30. due on such mcrts
gage at the date of sale the sum ot
Ten Hundred r0rty-two and SsA11
Dollars S11,042.5sJ. together with
! TIE costs and disbursements q feEe-
tcluSnrc. -
Dated tim / sh' dey q October.
anAc1. skxBoRN ROSARIO.
Anstgnee of NortagaSee.
IsOBERT II B98ARD, -
AEtdrn4y Tor AssiSne e.-of
MortE4koa. NinOt. n. ID.
AL.BI.s HEDSTR0N6*s
''ier~.s. II NORTH fpakOtA
Shoriff of Bprleigh EQuAty, n. -.
pate OF first publication. Oct. ],
lo--s15-22-2s il--5-1:
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1900; numerous sales ut that price;
bulk 2lU to 800 pound butchers 1880
Ml3.0O; most 16O to 200 pounds. 1850
Ml..s5; most slaughter pigs l2.OOM
1850; bulk hotter grades packing
sows lU.500nl1.5O; heavyweight hogs
..l5Ml3.OO; medium l2.G5N13.0O;
light l2.lO@l2.90; light lights 1l.5O
Ml2.75; packing sows lO.l0O11.e5;
slaughter pigs ll.5OGLl2.65.
Cattle 1000; all classes steady;
choice steers scarce: going mostly to
shippers; II rs paid for l.25i pound
averages with 1896 pound averages
1915; choice ycarlings absent; few
loads medium short fed steers s.756'
s.25; vcalcrs 1i.O0M1i.50; few 1900.
Sheep 5000: fairly active; fat
lambs strong ut Thursdays full ad-
vance. or strong To "a cents higher
- a gcrnral trade; bulk desirable MA
/ tts I3.75Ml4.25; fed westerns 400
9, -: comeback lacking finish
around 1875; strictly choice lambs
held around 1850; culls strong at
3.0oM3.5O: sheep s,cadys bulk fat
ewes 5.50@6.50; top 100; feeding
lambs strong; better grades. l2.75CL
/.
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NOTICE TO n1DDERS

Sealed bids are requested by the
anacrsiE ned 10 furnish all material.
laborcrs and equipment necessary
for laying ahd construction Of 800
feet more on less Of water main. Bids
shall be made upon basis OF price
per foot OF water main laid III
place for completion not later thar,
the seth Of November, 1896. Bids
must be accompanied with certified
cheek Of $loV.oo payable to order
ii H. Y. Lahr. president. Right Ia
reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
Bids IL he opened at regular meeting
uf board at hiIh school, Mo y. m,
Autri,icr 9th 1876. Specifications
on t,ie with superintendent Saxyik
at high school Ey order OF Board
Of Education. bismarck Special
school District No. l, Richard Pen
warden, clerk.
lil--.B II lot
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHI o II Il ST.
FOR SALE

$sa a FUN SALE
FOUR ROOM NEW BUNGALOW.
partly modern, located ut 323
Eighteenth street. immediate pus-
session. Sale price, $500. Terms.
FOUR ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house. water, lights, full basement.
furnace heat, Sale price SEND.
Good terms. ~;
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
good location. close to downtown
full basement, furnace heat, hard
wood floors. Sale price $E7oO.
Terms. Ar r.
TWO HOUSES ON CORNER Lon.
rental value 500 per month, close in,
q good investment sale price $76ee;
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, bes,
location, full basement, furnaces
hest. fireplace, trees and lawn. For
quick sale, 5000. Easy terms.
/ / HAVE TWO HOUSES FOR REM
and d number VI good real estate
Investments. sA1sv . complete list
Of houses and lots. Appointments
made ut your convenience.
HEDDEN REAL RSTATE AGENCx
Mine Years Active CITY Selling.
We0O bl0Ck 60. s.yM9 =
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

], st. Paul, Nov. 5v--(U. SD. Of A.
Cattle $500; market generally
steady, moderately active; two cars
medium and heavyweight low grade
fed steers. 500; bulk -grassers 1850
$50: she stock largely 4.25l6.25: all
cutters 3.2563.7si bulls mostly 5.O0Gi
j.25; stockers and feeders dull at
weeks decline; 5.25@e.b0; calves 2,
200: market steady; largely 9.75;
choice held up to 1000. b.
Hogs $4,000: light weights steady
to 10 lower; medium and heavy hutch
ers 1OM25 lower; hulk desirable
lights and light butchers 1926; few
lights and underwcights down to
1900; packing SOW. mostly 1o.50@
1875; bulk pigs 1900; average cost
Thursday 1909; weight 200.
Sheep $500; no early sales; mar
ket undertone; strong on feeding
lambs; six loads Of Sc pound Montana
feeding lambs late Thursday ,l2.25;
several loads Fat and feeding Mon
tame ycarlings wcathcrs 1915. =.
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MISCELLANEOUs

DIRECT TO you from California.
Delicious Health Prunes land Figs
unsulphcred. sun dried.' Health
prunes large size, 5 Id. box $l.S5.
10 ID. box $500. Fancy Calimyrna
Figs, ) ID. box $500, 10 lb. box
$3.50. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Above prices in
cludc express charges. Send money
orders. Address c. NJ. Henry
Hoist, Los Angeles, CAL, 1l:a W.
i2d street.
FOR SALE-Ten milch cows and sew
en- spring calves and ! yearling Rcd
Poll bull. r. l.. Gilbert, q. miles
West of Menot.n. on Red Trail.
FOR SALE-7Purebred Duroc Jersey
Gifts and Hoars. Special price IL
taken AT once. ScEu fer and Lam
bert Phone TIA.
FOR SALE Medium size heating
stove in good condition. Call ut the
rear OF lis First street.
FOR SALE-A sewing machine prac-
t..,ly new. Coz Third st. Phone
1922
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WHEAT PRICES HIGHER
on. MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis, MIMI, Nov. 5--[D-..
Wheat necovercd from an early break
on cables today. hint of rust in
early stages in part Of the Argentine.
being largcd responsible for the rally.
Prices late In the session were a
cent over yesterdays close.
Oats started easy and turned high
cr an. Winnipeg strength and showed
signs of increasing. Rye futxros held
within. arrange Of y conA following
wheat December barley dipped =:
cent and recovered one cent from low.
Flaxseed futures broke onc-half cent
on. Argentine rains. 80
Cash wheat offerings were m0dera
ate. apd general demand was fair
Only the kinds especially wanted By
local mills sold readily, ordinary to
poor without good weight ruling slow,
Winter wheat was nominally un-
changed. Durum WAS easier.
Corn was firm. -.
Oats were firm.
Rye was firm and unchanged.
Barley was strong to one cent high.
,eT.
Flaxseed was firm and unchanged
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ELTINGE THEATRE

Footballs in the air. Don't YOU
see those pigskins sailing? Can't
you hear the crowds a-chccring:
Come on. Cotton. We want 4
touchdown"
Well. il you'd been ut the FL
tingc last night. you'd have seen
it all. 1.-THE Quarterback" n cork
ing college comedy, brought Rich
ard Dix back to the screen. The
highest praise to give this film is
to say that it's better than Lets
Get Married"
Visit the Elting today or Satur-
day and find out what 1.-The Quar-
terback" succeeds in doing,
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AT THE MOVIES
AT THE CAPITOL.

Ii you arc tired e pictures that
drag through five or six reels
while you are wondering what they
are all about, 60 to the Capitol
theatre and see Tom Mix and his
east IF favoritcs in mo Mans
Cold.' For ono you will do the
same as the audience who wit
messed the first performance Of this
latest release. You will forget
the worries Of the day, the petty
cares and real troubles while you
live fcr an hour or more, n life Of
love, romance and adventure.
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DRESSMAklNG
HOUSES AND FLATS


FOR RENr-Eight room bungalow.
all modern convenicnccs, hardwood
floors throughout. Double garage
excellent location. Rent reasonable.
Only responsible parties with A No.
references need apply. Write
Tribune ad. No. "a.
FOR SALE-CoMplete furnishings
for :. s..c -ooR house. Also 1924
FORD Touring. Leaving town. quick
sale desired House to rent to par
~ buying furniture. Phone 266R
I'll Front street.
Fer SALE-Fcur room modern
house. large living room. fine con-
t'i.icr. fine floors, close in, garage,
II, foot lot; if you are looking for
u nome or an investment. conimuni-
ra'a with me. GeO. NJ. Register.
HELP WANTED Married couple tno
objection to small child) to share
completely furnished home with
small family Phone 538W after .
FOR RENT--Onc now modern four
room house and two small partly
modern houses. Phone 7S3LR.
FoH RENT-A small apartment suit
able for two and four during the
day. Phone 6s7W.
FOR RENT-.four room house. Call
III SIC Fourteenth street, after Q
o'clock.
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M. b. GILMAN CO.
Bismarck.

HIGH GRADE USED CARS
Slightly used Ford coupe, fully equip
ped.
Nearly New Oakland with winter top.
Chevrolet Sedan driven 5000 miles.
Chrys!cr 20, good rs new.
Oyerhauiel and rephinted Chevrolet
Sedan. Come and sec it.
Ford Tudor, used one season.
Ford Coupe. ovcrhauled and new paint
job--ducc.
Slightly used Chevrolet touring. Buy
this and put on winter top. YOU
will sav0 money.
Three Fords at $25 each.
Terms and Trade.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1926
MALE HELP WANTED

SIS WEEKLY. Man or woman wanted
with ambition and industry. to dis
tribute Ruwleigh's Household Pro-
ducts to Steady users. Fine open
ings near you, We train and help
you SO you can make w to 500 q
week or more. No experience nee
cssary. Pleasant. profitable, dig
nified work. Write today. W. T.
Iawlcigh CO., Dept. ND353, Mime
apolis. MINI.
WANTED--Manager for hardware
store. Must speak German and be
able to handle the German Russian
trade. We want hustler who can
sell goods and show profit. State
salary expected and experience. Ad-
dress care Tribune No "a
GOVERNMENT PATROL lNSPEC-
TOR-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$3.50 yearly. Particulars free.
Write. Oznicn1 1872. st. Louis,
Mo imme diaeply.
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ROOMS ron aENf

HUO1S8 EVW NEWT
FOR RENT--Onc large modern room
with kitchcncttc and closet fur
rishcd for light housekeeping, hes
gas. Call 523 Seventh st. PhoAe
l67W.
FOR RENT-A large pleasant room
with kitchcnattc, ~. blocks north
from postoffiec. Cali ut 314 Third
street after p. III. Phone 105iW.
FOR -RENT-Good sized front room
with closet and kitchenette. Well
furnished. Also garage for rent.
III. Fifth street. Phone 213.
FOR RENT-F'Urnished room in mod
ern house, two blocks from post
office. Rath and telephone COB
venient. 222 Second street.
FOR RENT-Largc front room, in
modern home. For sale: One
Round Oak Range. Phone 932LR.
Call at 3O5 Third street.
FOR RENT-One furnished room for
LIGHT housekeeping, or sleeping
room. SIS. Near hospital at Alt
Tenth st. or call 1908.
FOR RENT-Comfortable room for
two, married couple preferred. New
home with MI modern conveniences.
Phone ZIG. II Ave. A.
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room,
close in. suitable for married cou-
pie or two girls. Also board If de-
sired. Phone 51iW.
FOR 1tENT--A small sleeping ,xoem.
nicely furnished. ksasoAADly
priced. 2lS Second st. Phone SS3J,
FOR RENT-Nicc warm room in fine
location. Call 1917 or call 1t y
Ave. A. Corner Mandan Ave:
SINGLE Or connected. newly decorat-
cd, city heated, light housekcsptlA
rooms. College Building. :. q
FOR RENT-Good modern room, het
and cold water. Close in on cal
line. SIS Fourth street.
FOR RENT-One nice rpem, oi,s
une block from .postofficc. 3V
Third st. Phone 923M.
FOR RENTING furnished room:
in modern home. Hot water heat
Inquire 81 Ave: AZ"
FOR RENT--A warm attractive room
col Seventh street. Phone 6S2.
FOR RENT-A large attractive room
It 522 Second strest.
FOR RgNT--One sleeping, room. Cal
06OLJ sftce $780,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. 5-(U. $. D. Of A.
Hogs, $4,000; slow; mostly steady ut
Thursdays. low time; spots on pigs
and light lights 1926 cents off; top
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FOR SALE Sagless, springs and
bed stead, "a size bed. spring and
mattress, screen, table,. chairs,
vacuum cleaner, tubs and wash
board. Inquire 1t Apt. over Guss-
ner's Store.
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TODAY

(Continued from page one)
death. Able men told L. II. Hartman
he would have lived a longer life had
he drunk light beer, and relaxed.
They even say that toetotalism is
safe only for those that do very little
thinking, and do that little gently.
That's terrible insult TO prohibi-
ton and ice water. but that is what
able scientists say. They say also,
by the way. that Il sure path to early
death is bootleg whisky.
A correspondent says it is not safe
tn srnter' Russia with dress clothes
Such proof vi caritalistic leanings
might cost your life. We shuddcr at
that. forgetting that in many dis
tricts congressman would lose his
job IL he appeared in such rcgaiia,
and once United States senator
r"ved his rugged manhood by wear
Nv, shoes without socks.
This is much more important than
cocks. dress suits or elections. Our
f.ur,h American continent is said TO
!" sinking about one. sixth Of an inch
per year. And commission viii de-
vote twenty years to studying the
problem, five years less time than
Darwin devoted To studying earth
worms and their power to raise the
land.
One-sixth Of an inch yearly seems
small. But that would be foot and
n half every century and with such 4
sinking Pixies Peak would be below
the Atlantic Ocean in much less time
than it took the horse to change to a
enc.tocd animal.
The Rev. Mr.. Stratton, ardent
fundamcntalist, objects to the Rev.
DR.. Fosdick, who doesn't believe
Joshua once stopped the sun in its
journey around the earth, possibly be-
cause the sun doesn't go around the
earth
John y. Rockefeller. Jr.. sits under
Dr.. Fosdick, so that Reverend Strat-
ton attacks Mr.. Rockefeller for not
believing that every Baptist should be
baptized all the way up to the top Of
his head and Il little higher.
Mr. Rockefeller might reply, but
doesn't, that he is building apart
mcnts to rent ut reasonable prices to
those that can't afford high prices.
That every apartment has its bath. so
every tenant can enjoy complete in,-
lnersion three time !, day. DR.. Fos-
dick will tell DR.. Stratton that COM
oletC immersion was more important
III old days. when nobody had bath
tub, and somebody had to set the good
example
In ancient days the London Daily
Telegraph solemnly discussed us
marriage q failure" These days Of
bootleg whisky and rampant flappcr-
dom make it difficult to judge what
marriage really is.
Mrs. Herman A. Williams wants a
divorce as quickly as possible, please,
and says when her husband goes
camping he ignores me and takes one
Edna with him.
Also according to The wife. the hus-
band says II married man should al
ways he in a position to kick his wife
out when he gets tired Of her. So
different from the old love, honor and
obey idea and hard for person past
! 10 to understand. What vii! the next
step be:
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woRk WANTED

WANTED--WOrk in store for winter.
Rave had three years experience. In
gcneraf merchandise. Can give
references. Write Tribune No. 66.
WORK WANTED-Childrcn TO care
for, in my 4own home by the hour
or by the day. Phone 5l1W or call
1T 7l5i. Thayer.
WORK WANTED--Wonan wants
work BY the day or by the hour. All
kinds of house cleaning. Call 5O4M.
WORK WANTED-Capablc girl wish
cs to care for children after school
hours. Call i41J.
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Too Late To Classify

WANTED "A competent girl for gem
eral housework. Call ut 1l2 West
Rosser.
FOR SALE-One large heating stove.
62O Sixth street.
FOR thanksgiving room suitable
for two. Phone 832W.
FOR RENT--Strictly modern 81.
room bungalow with garage. Apply
D. w. Roberts, 1T Main street.
Phone ISL.
WAkTED--Maid for general house
work. 7O2 Fcurtn street.
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMEN-Pleasa work selling
mems and boys shoes in No. Dak..
direct to wearer, experience essen
tial but not necessary. Write for
territory ut once. Box l05, James
town, N. II.
WANTED Salesman who Is willing
10 work and can stand prosperity.
Apply room q, Eltinge Bldg, Bis
Marck.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Nov. 5--LP)--Flour un-
changed: shipments 36,aG9 barrels.
Bran 600.
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COMING! The great an
nlal showing and sale Of Al
brccht's fine furs. Saturday
ii Webb Bfothers.
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PERgoNAt

WANTED-M Maternity cases., with
good care, ut the home OF Mrs.
John Dixon, LO4 Ninth street.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTuO
POSITION WANTED-As general re-
pair man in Ford garage. One years
experience and training. No boozer.
Write A. r. Engebrctson, Strceter.
North Dakota,
Position as housekeepcr
= in widower's or bachelors home by
a middle aged lady. Write Mrs. 4.
Hartong. Sanish, N. d.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Nov. 5-tE) Poultry alive
steady; receipts seven ears; fowls II
Gl22la; springs %; turkeys IS; roos-
tiers IL: ducks %; geese 20.
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Celebrate Armistice Day at
the American Legion Dance
at PattersOn's Hall.
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLR USED CAR

DEPENDABLR USED CARS
We INSIST that the Used Cars We
sell shall be good cars. Let Us
show you some sof the letters We
have from many Of our Used Car
customers.
Dodge Coupe, 1924.
Ford Coupe, 1924.
Ford One Ton Truck, 1925.
Dodge Sedan, leather. 1926.
Chevrolet Panel Delivery.
Overland Light Delivery.
Easy time payments.
M. b. GILMAN CO.
Bismarck.
FOR SALE-One 1926 Oldsmobile
coupe, Al condition, good tires.
runs like new. only $3.50; 1925
Oakland Brougham sedan, good
finish and in good mechanical con-
diticn, S775: 1926 Dodge Special
coupe, secs; 1924 Studebrkcr
light six touring, 5000; 1926
Studebaker Standard six roadster,
$500; / 1924 Oldsmobile touring
with winter enclosure, 5000: ! 1920
Buick 6 touring, new tires, good
mechanical condition, $500. Terms
can be arranged on any Of the
above cars. Bismarck Motor Co.,
C%,,.lahoLnr n; "a rihuf0rs
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NOTICE

NOTICE
killlcer Hotel Cafe will open for
business Thursday, Nov. 4th. 1t
will then bc known NJ the Coffee
Shop, killdecr, N. D.
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PAGE SEVEN

10. 20. F. DANCE
There will be a dance at the
10. o. r. haM Saturday, Mo-
vember 9Th. The public b in.
vited 10 attend.
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rraaALH HELP WANTED


WANTED Experienced girl Tor gen
cral houscwork. G23 Fifth street.
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CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.
IN q. n

FOR SALE--Clcveland six coupe
1924 model in. excellent condition,
Good tires. bumper, matoDeteE and
heater. Will sacrifice for $4,000
Write Tribune No. 81.
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Of the policy itself.
WARNING
Policy does not cover persons under Is or 20
years of age, persons blind, deaf crippled
who have lost an eye limb Nor will fremen,
patromen and railroad employees be covered while
on duty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-14
PROTECTION AND BENEFITS GIVEN BY A
KENNEBEC JOURNAL $500 POLICY

SYNOPSIS OF POLICY COVERAGE- ONE: If killed {
Steamboat Street Railway Car, Elevated Subway Ralro
pany will pay, subject to the provisions of policy the
Sight of Both Eyes $780, One Hand and One Foot $780,
$780, Either Hand $3.50; Either Foot $3.50; Sight
o
n Automobile Stage while riding paying
the weckng
the provisions of the policy the following
o Eye
in
OF
tv
a
Foos ther Eye
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-14
HOW POLICY SOLD so cHEAPLY


be offered policy selling for o and win wonder
al
OF
.
PROBABLY issuing
Of
selling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-14

Knn
1.-The O0TaveAd
Ayb the unan
lection
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-14

considering
questions First IF should be acdent killed would
Eyes to this question
this policy Secondly these During the
public
automobile
suffered
can't that afford family protection
read will
deaycp fill mail the information
tailed information the exact will have this worth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-14

u
$780, .ssse..
driving aecdenty
standing public highway
wing motorcycle which
$1,000;
One Eye o Either Hand $780, Either Foot $780, Sight Either
in
to
SEvEN
$4,000 and policy holder
friends rendered unable communicate with friends because accident illness