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Rev. /. S. Stone, Decatur, ILL.,, state
grand master Of u. B. F. & S. M. T.,
has visited Chicago and made his an
nual visits to the various lodges and
temples here giving a splendid report
Of the progress of the organization for
the past year and which year closes
August 18th at Cairo, ILL.,
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory Of our dear hus-
band and father, Rev. Charles Stewart
A. NJ. d. D., who departed this life
July IS, 1925, at Park Sanitarium
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Tho you're gone, you're not forgotten
Nor will you ever be,
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

Mr. and Mrs Louis s. Johnson, 1912
Wabash Avenue, are leaving the city
next month for an extended tour Of the
east While away they will attend the
sessions of the Imperial Council, No
bles of the Mystic Shrine, at Boston,
Mass They will return by way of
New York City and Niagara Falls.
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

Major General ]. A. Shackleford of
St. Louis, Mo-, Major General of the
military department of the Ancient
United Knights and Daughters Of
Africa, is expected to arrive in the
city on Saturday to begin preparation
of camps for hundreds of members of
the organization who will camp in this
city August End to 9TH.
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

Fifty years ago germs were discov-
cred Before that time the human
race was less like rabbit in brush
pile with dog on one side and boy
with a shotgun on the other side
Louisville Times.
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

Mr. and Mrs Boyd J. Atkins, 591S
S. Wabash Avenue, leave Chicago
early in August for a sojourn in Mon
treal, Que From there. they will stop
over in Boston for the 9th annual ses-
sion of the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine
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For as long as life and memory lasts,
We will ever think of thee.
We think of thee in silence,
No eyes can see US weep,
But many silent tear is shed,
When others are asleep.
Elvie L. and Charles Stewart, Jr.
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ager Of the Enterprise Institute, 5l4
Aldine Square, is preparing to spend
a few days with friends at Idlewild
Mich.
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

Mrs. Vita Copeling. niece of A. H.
Young. ALA Calumet Ave, made a
flying trip to Milwaukee, Wis, during
the week to visit with her uncle and
cousins, John Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs Emery
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

NJ. 7. Bailey, president, the Bailey
Realty Co, and located at his present
address for more than 20 years, has
taken over a new subdivision and has
begun development Of the same for the
benefit of members Of the race
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

There Is safety in numbers. Ths
ewo-dolIar bill isn't unlucky In thou
sand I0ts.-St- Joseph News-PresR
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

A fool praises himself. but wise
man turns the job over to some one
else From the KaIends.
The broad ax., 1926-07-17

Mrs. N. B, NewIand, general man
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COLORFUL NEWS MOVIES

By THE CAMERAlVzAN

Preston News Service)
|. Mordecai w. JohnsonUnive
sity President.
2 The Eucharistic Congress.
}. Frank R. Kent-Prevaricator.
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rOR SALE.

GROOM modern nhousc. basement;
good condition; practically new
easy terms; immediate possession
7.ROOM modern house; five block.
! from postoffice: reasonable: sos
easy terms. el,a0000
GROOM modern house, east front;
we'll built tor home; newly decor.
atcd. $5,500.0O.
4-ROOM cottage. south side; partl,
modern; good barn; l26 foo,
frontage. $4,000.
GROOM house, south side; close in
bHth. Only 81, 10000.
GROOM cottage. partly modern, eas,
front; nth street. $2,100.00.
GROOM house, east front: modern:
garage. 34,sO0.O0.
GROOM bungalow. east front; mod
crn; basement, garage; just of
paving; spick and span; built fol
a home. $5,70O.0O.
7-ROOM house; south front: biz
trees; nice part of city. $l,200.O0.
lNSURANCE-fire. tornado. automo.
bile in good companies with
prompt service guaranteed.
BUILDING LOTS-lf the lot you
want is not on my very complete
list, will get 1t for you II for sale.
THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS has
developed into = game OF AFDllow
the Leader 4
FL YOUNG.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Aug. 7-(U. S. u. OF A.
Hogs 1000; market generally
steady; packing sows strong to un-
evenly higher; barely enough re-
ceipts TO test market value; top 1850
paid for selected $50 to ITO pound
weights; choice 200 pound butchers
upward to 1910; few extreme weigh,
butchers downward to ll.35; bulk
packing sows 9.S5NlO.25: few lO.5oa
1860: practically no market Oh
sians htcr pigs. Haavywcigh: hogs
iI.NMl. 80; medium l2.OOMi3.4O;
tights 12.5OMl3.50; light lights 1875
Mla.5o; packing sOws 9.50M1O.60;
slaughter pigs, no prices.
Iattle 800; compared week ago re-
ceipts startling smaller: yearlings IS
40 cents higher; good and choice
medium weight sharing advance; bet
ter grades heavies largely 25 cents
higher; lower grades medium and
neavics, slow; steady to strong: ex-
irene top heavies 1000; long year
linss 1860; killer demand western
grass steers very narrow; stockcrs
15M25 cents higher; feeders STEADY:
anu relatively low compared with
light stockers; fat she stock scarce.
80 cents and 81 up; all cutters and
bulls. IS cents up; vcalcrs ST. higher:
weeks bull prices follow: Fed
steers s.25n1Ol5; grass steers to
killers 6.6067.25; ,sltocker and feed.
crs 6.OON7.OO; mcaty feeders 6.75G
LOO; grass fat cows 5.OOM6. 80: grass
helfcrs 6.OOM)7.25: all cutters $3.50
$50; medium bulls 5.75MG.25; veal
ers 12.50M14.0O.
sheep 900; odd lots natives up-
ward to li.40; culls 10000 O.5O; for
the week. 4.1OOO direct and I4s
doubles from feeding stations; fat
lambs closing 25M5O cents higher;
Gull natives strong to 25 cents higher;
sheet 25Ma5 cents higher; fat year
iings strong; feeding lambs strong to
10 cents higher; weeks top follow:
fat range lambs lilo: native lambs
1a.50; fat yearlings 1900; fat ewes
10; feeding lambs 1885; weeks
bulk follow: Fat rangers 10000
1850; native lambs l3.75Mll25; Gull
natives lO.OOM1O.50; fat yeallings
ll.OOMl2.0; fat ewes 6.OOM7 80:
feeding lambs 12.75Ml3.85.
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ron SALE

4
5-ROOM modern bungalow with bath
md fine. basement; close to schools
and good location. A warm and
we'll built house, $2,95O.
GROOM house with city water, cleo
trio lights, gas, toilet, sink in
Kitchen. and pantry. A bargain,
7-ROOM modern heuse with an east
frontage. lot 7txll0 feet: garage
has extra fine trees and a beautiful
yard; close to schools and choice
neighhorbood. $500.
g ROOMS and bath, new modern house
with garage and good basement;
maple floors; house we'll built and
warm; close to schools. Priced
much below its value, $500, easy
terms.
6 ROOMS and bath, new modern house
in Riverview addition; maple floors
and large closets. 1880, easy terms.
8-ROOM modern house with garage;
hot water heat, s bedrooms; lot 68x
$50, feet: close in and near schools.
$500; cash payment $500, bal
ance in monthly payments.
6 ROOMS and bath. new modern
house, in Riverview addition; q
beautiful house and can be pur-
chased on very easy terms. $500.
If you wish to buy house or lot,
We can suit you and may save you
money. Fire insurance written in
the best Of companies.
HARVEY HARRIS & CO.,
Ho6kins Block.
J. p. JACKSON, Manager.
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RAILS TAKE
ON NEW LEASE
Twenty Leading Roads Make
Highest Level For Thir-
teen Years

New York. Aug. 7-(AP)-Gon.
structivc forces were again at work
IN tOday's stock market. which
showed a further broadening in &C.
tivity as orders poured in from all
sections Of the country Easy credi,
conditions and favorable trades news
continued to prove the basis for the
advance. The scarcity in the float
ing supply of many stocks caused
active short covering.
Rails took on new lease Of life
when Atchison. Southern Railway and
New York Central were lifted to the
highest prices in year or longer
bringing the general average of 20
leading rails to the highest level since
1913.
Warner Pictures CA was one of
the Spectacular individual features,
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Aug. 7-(AP)--Un-
der series Of sharply curtailed runs
this week, the cattle market staged
a sharp decline and closed mostly Is
@50 cents higher; says the weekly
review Of the United States DEPART
ment Of agriculture. Hogs value
were just reversed in form. the local
market beraking % to Is cents in
line with outside conditions where
receipts were heavy. Fat lambs ami
sheep recovered all of last weeks 25
to so cents break the close being the
high time Of the week.
The only expansion to the 25M5O
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STEAM PLANT
AT WASHBJJRN
BIG PROJECT
Continued from page one. /,

ITS kind to invade the Ignite field
IS distinctive in being the frs
erected along the Missouri river fol
cooling purposes. Low tempcra
ture OF boilers insurcs great cconom,
| IN fuc! consumption. The plant vii
DC strictly up-tO-dale in every way
| The coal will be handled entirely b,
machinery from the car to the boil
or. A spur has been built a uuarte,
OF mile long to the plant from
the bismarck Minot branch Of thu
500 Line.
The site. which covers altogcthc,
thirty acres. is located three quar-
ters Of . mile west of Washburn
It's proximity is having a stimulating
influence on this community, which
has sewer system under way and
IS planning other improvements. II
IS believed that the power plans
presages other important industrial
enterprises, in view Of the combined
advantages Of the Missouri river and
Ignite fields at this point.
The new Washburn plant will bc
valuable udiunct to the system of
the Otter Tail Power company, with
headquarters Mt Fergus Falls. MINI.
Vernon Wright is president, &. W.
Welsh. chief engineer anl CkarlcsrA.
Larson is residcn. engineer. The
. leading officials were here u few days
RsD, inspecting the work.
Serves Wide Territory
The Otter TAil Power company
owns and hoperltes six FhyI,;,oclcs.-
trio sbiatits,All located in Minnesota
on the Red river. It has steam plants
ut JAmcStbWH Devils fakr mud char
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soaring nearly eight points on buzz
ing influenced by the cnth usia site
reception accorded the new vitaphonc.
Westinghouse Airbrakc was lifted to
new 1926 peak on buying influ-
cnccd by reports Of large current
earnings. Tobacco sltwress moved up
under the leadership Of United Cigar
stores, which crossed l01 to "a new
high.
Motors also came back into spocu-
Iative favor. General Motors making
= spectacular squirt Of more than
hinc points at the colsc to a record
high for all time ut PIT. Dunont
scored = similar gain, also reaching a
new peak price.
The closing was strong. Total
sales appropriated 600. 900 shares.
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ROOMS FOR Rrr

ROOMS FOR 19Nr
FOR RENT - Two nicely furnished
rooms for two. One furnished
room for one, also board. at 6l3
Third street. Phone 1lO5. One
light housekeeping room at 622
Third street. Phone 132W.
THREE UNFINISHED rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping. and one
furnished bedroom, in modern
home. 223 Twelfth street north.
Phone 1l32-M.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house, hot water heat. fun bese-
mcnt. south front. garage. Avail
Phone S37-M.
FOR RENT-Slceping room. Also
one room suitable for light house.
keeping in a modern home. ;. Close
in. Phone GOAL. Call ut Is Thayfr
street.
FOR RENT = Large, we'll furnished
room with two nice clothes closets.
suitable for one or two. Ladies
preferred. Close in. 507 Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping in modern
house. Alb First street. Inquire
At 81 Ave. A.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
with kitchenctte and closet. Ice fur.
nished. All Fifth St. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern home. close In; ladies preferred.
800 Seventh street.
FVR RENT Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
NEWLY decorated pleasant light
housekeeping room. College Bldg.
Telephone 1873.
ROOM FOR RENT-In modern home.
Close in. $40 First street. Phone
1867.
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED light
housekeeping rooms. ll6 Broad
way.
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cents rise in cattle was on maturcd
steers. these holding about steady
and selling largely at 7.75GpS.75 with
top Of 9.6O, whiel mixed yearlinrs
on q strong to 20 cents advance
reached 1000. the bulk H.jO@0.5 so.
Grass fed steers sold mostly at 600
M1.0O. fat cows and heifers from 4 rs
MG.6O; low cutters and cuttcrs from
3:25l1M.OO with bulls at 4.75@535.
Veal calves finished at lO.750al 90
mostly. StOckcr and feeder price
lists were up 25 cents with a bulk OF
S.OOca6.bO on steers and 4.OOQr5.OO for
cows and heifers ut the close.
Fridays trade on hogs found a few
sorted lights up to 1875, medium ana
heavy butchers selling largely ct
!l.5O0a 1850. while packing s0ws sold
from 9.5O@lO.OO. Pigs held at the
1925 money.
Fat lambs closed with bulk Of
l2.75@ 1875. one load Of fed western
yearling wcthcrs which averaFcd 81
pounds, selling at 1926. Fat ewes
cleared largely vt $500 100 for de-
sirablc weights. q few odd head
reaching $50.
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FOR SALE

) ROOM partly modern house. Second
street, for $4,000, terms $500 cash,
and balance like rent.
8 ROOM partly modern house for
$500, First street. terms $500
cash. and balance like rent.
5 ROOM modern house. 2 bed rooms,
hardwood floors, full basecmnt, fine
lot for $4,000, on terms.
NEW ROOM modern house. up to
date, built in features. cast front,
near schools. on good terms.
ROOM modern house on Sixth
street, bed rooms, east front. hot
water heat, for $3.50, on terms.
6 ROOM modern house. Riverview
addition. oak floors. sun parl0r, ga
rage in basement, lawn, trees and
shrubbery. on liberal terms.
3 ROOM modern house on Eighth
street. bed rooms, cast front, full
basement, double garage, on terms.
) ROOM modern house. except heat,
2 bed rooms. close in. hard wood
floors. for $3.50. on good terms.
1 ROOM modern house for $3.50, on
liberal terms.
GENERAL store in Burleigh county
for trade for Burlsigh county un.
encountered acre properly.
GEO. N. REGISTER.
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TODAY
(Continuad from pae, on,.)

| CONTINUED from page onel
And Mrs. Robertson, sitting in the
front row Of choir, was shot, and
! died in an hour. The bullets were
fired through a window.
One report suggests jealousy. An.
other attributes the killing to boot
icggers. annoyed by the cvangelist's
hostile attitude. They say the kill
ing Of the woman was accidental.
The other day in Texas a clcrgy~
man who had attacked the city g,sss
eminent shot and killed n man who
called upon him to demonstrate.
New York and New Jersey. discuss
an extraordinary murder case, revived
/ after four years Of silence. that Of
the Rev. Mr.. Hall. Episcopal clergy-
man. found shot to death. under an
old crabapplc tree, with Mrs, Mills. q
member Of his choir, murdered beside
him.
In connection with the last case.
Senator Simpson, special prosecutor.
says: Shameful negligence was
shown in the ease originally, and the
case was treated in a way that ought
to satisfy any murderer"
The general attitude Of the law to-
ward criminals in this country seems
to be Of kind that sought to sa. isfy
any criminal"
M. 49,
No man hero to his VALET did
not apply to Theodore Roosevelt. His
valet writes for Collier's Weekly
About The last days Of his master rs
q convinced wofshiper. Atone with
Roosevelt At the gln0Ment Of ihtS. deuth,
the valet says Roosrvclt's ihst words
were, "Plcasc put out the Mght..
Theodore Roosevelt was tired,
his heart was broken by ';l1e death Of
his. sonAQuentin. Goethc's last words
were, More light Thcyl;wcrc ap-
pt0priate, for. few men have COM
tributed more light to the human
rtce than Goethe contribo.ed.
The question for hs Ill Is this:
Does death mean only putting out
the light Or does it mean Tor u. all
"more light"
Dispatches frOsA Mexico report thst
h6tt1eg 81 several ProtettAi0k haYe
bSeH burned By Catholies.as Nkis is
e0Ght1ess due TO che beljef hat the
Pfteettants hAve tecn se1hnonsihlo
To-. Of hate stiinulated, ~ Mexican
3aSe rn4he6tis action aint1st the
0a4&eeic c3fafch. One staleoA6 it ~ =
'Ptetestant bishop In Mexlce xns eal-
es !. -; !, n ssif M catAoilcsse ~.
! The lGSxiean 1isei dsnt ~ Ssiseesd
&At CatA1iic hkpllUp'1 80 ! Iaea g
an afmistice. The boycU Sb3t3 0Sxa.
can Catholics, inteHdSd ~ l6aptoss
tie scvernmsAt, viii ~ pl,6 5S6r-
geticslly.
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SANDY.
(Coatisued from Pare q

| (Coatinued from Pare q
Ms: Why are you here alone r
| She saw his face clearly then.
She smiled into'sit. Quietly che
feached over, toucAed his (heef NTH
1er fingers; *Doat cp! for me.
Your dear, fine Sy0s NJ full Of tears.
Because Of nn9 Where 10 Judith ?
An. Douglas, she will wipe away
your tesrs: Why doesn't Judith
come to mef'
Judith came. She knott ,st Sandy's
ocd-she buried her face In Sandy's
hands. Sandy said: "It's you ne
nceds--you. Judith. always. He
knows this. All. know he sees it;
make him know it Jude. This is
ter that ] do now than have ever
done before Judith. this Il
true-Judith, / did one thing. Tell
me. Judith. were you proud Of me
that day."
"oh, Sandy! oh, my darling. I
would 90 for you. would have you
"rhat is better. Let him come"
The brown head was hidden in
Sandy's hands--the young, tender
eyes were hidden, .s.F
But she whispered: "Don't cry SO.
dear, dear Douglas. Don't cry for
me. Be happy. Did only make
you sad! Douglas, put your arms
On. here; about me. Kiss me. Once
as:ln.-ah, once again. :. :"
judith came then and led him
away: She reached her hands gently
dear. bonny lad. Her eyes poured
all her agony Of love on his. Il
would have gone in her place, Doug
las. Oh. to spare you this I would
die SO gladly"
Judith put white orchids in Sandy's
flowers.
Judith looked at the deep wsvcs Of
shining hair and nc the smile carved
de!icately as BY d spirit-n smile Of
triumph on that Turing, wondrous
mouth. Death giving back her charm
AL the charm Of the bliths, laugh
Ing Sandy, who had come in per.
rune, SO gayly with all those little
thrcafy iauehe-dcath making her
cxultant again-death putting beauty
q the spirit on Sandy's white still
AuCgs
"Dicd bravely--ah. so bravely-
Sandy dearest"
The young form huddled in a chair
stirred. He pressed his hands bit
terly against his mouth. @
Judith went ito him. So MANY
times she went to him. douglas.
look at her. Oh, do! She would
want this. She smiles. Don't rob
her Of this last sweetness. She
wanted to go always bravely. She
was SO proud to die bravely.- And
she did. Bravely and finely. Do
look at hcr-touch her sweet hands,"
All this-oh Judy-Judy-all
"iou can not bear it?' She reach.
Cd up and put her hands on his
face. She looked ut him plesdingly.
Looking SO, she offered him her life,
= 1t Is too much to bear aloae. An.
Douglas, let me come and bear it
with you. Will you not let me bear
It with your"
:, For the first time he met her eyes.
nc seemed bewildered, as though his
spirit said: "III share it with you.
am here and l will make it easier
a little easier =
, DO you want me near? Doug.
las, DO you want ME ncar!"
His arms swept about Judith. Like
= little boy he sobbed with his head
hidden on Judiih's shoulder. Judy
you--Of course YOU"
And like little boy he took the
solace-treMbling, tender soluce of
Judlth's voice-Judith's sweet, pref
~ hands-thc tenderness and life
long love Of Judith's aching arms.
THE END.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago, Aug. 7-(AP)-Poultry
alive steady: receipts three cars;
fowls 2OM24; brOilcrs 26M3O;
springs 5000: ROSTERS IL; turkeys
"a; ducks 22@25: geese 20. -.
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FEMALE nnP WANTED


SALESWOMEN.--New invention pre-.
ping. Real comfort at last! Women
adore it. WONDERFUL money-msk-
ing opportunity. Free sample Of
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Jackson. Chicago.
LADlES-S25.OO weekly easy. Spare
time addressing cards. No canvass-
ing or experience necessary. Write
immediately. Encolse stamp for
particulars. Elm Service, Ill N.
STUDENTS Silver Cross Hospieal,
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years High School. Address
superintendent. .
LADIES-Wc pay Sl2 per hundred
gliding cards. pleasant. work; no
selling. Self-addressed envelope
brings particulars. CREiLOCK
ART Co. AZ Broadway. N. ~.
LADIES-Wc pay $40 per hundred
gliding cards. Easy work; no seh-
ing. Sclfaddrcsscd envelope brings
particulars. Broadway Card Co.,
1853 broadway. N. Y.
WANTED-Y Young lady or young man
to represent reliable lingerie firm,
local or travel. State age, past cx-
pcrience, etc. Write Box Ala, Mum
dan, N. ID.
WANTED--A refined and competent
housekceper Family Of four. No
small children. Write c. A. Tuglie,
Coleharbor. N. d.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. No. 4 Ave. B. Mrs. L. A.
Schipfer.
WANTED-An experienced waitress,
New Palace Cate. Mandan. Z
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LAUNDRY

ALL KINDS Of laundry work at 30
cents dozen; wet wash, 20 pounds
for 800. Also all kinds of plain
sewing, neatly done. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work done. Call
222 Bell street. Telephone 737-L.J.
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Fully furnished ground
floor apartment, next to bath; very
private; gas range. Phone, light,
water in apartment furnished:
reasonable. COL Second street,
Phone 11S8.
FURNISHED Apartment---Two large
rooms, closet and kitchennete with
large screened in porch. East
front, down stairs. Call at rear
door. Sis Sixth St. Phone $50.
FURNISHED Apartment Two larfe
rooms, closet and kitchennete with
large screened In porch. East
front, down stairs. Call at rear
door. 5l8 Sixth st. Phone 500.
FOR RENT-Choice unfinished a.
room apartment, with bath and
electric range. Harvey Harris &
CO.. Hoskins block. J. p. jackson,
manager.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments.
/ The LAurain Apartments. Phone
303. B. F. Flanagan, Prop.
FOR RDNT-DownstairY apartment
in modern home. $45.OO. Unfur.
"ished. Call S72.
FOR RENT - Furnished two-room
apartment. SEQ Seventh street.
COR RENT = Furnished apartme nts.
$50 Fourth street,
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F. 3. Young.
xALKlfaaAN

SALES1lAN
SALESMEN--$45 per week guaran.
tsed. Fast selling gum and pea
nut vendors. Trade In. old nil,
chimes. Experience unnecessary
Jim Heap makes $500 per month
Peerless Products Co., Keystone
building, Kansas City, No.
$l00-$2O0 WEEKLY. Big Coz. and
weekly salary. Reliable house.
Guarantee deelers turnoyer on
money back. Rapid promotion. A.
New Speciality Cv, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.