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Evening star., 1926-01-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
Robert De Shields Flynn. As. 44os Ord
haS4fs Sc MsE sa sos is g. Apis
S, lula n M,I Wood So; 1924 aS; & Ewing
Marra. rTi c Vote Matter So 'o ssi4 10Th p st. 81
MiiiaR Viii nafs p Miller iii IS. tuberculosis Hos
John J. Harrison. g. Tuberculosis Hos
Frank Potts; 50. Garaeld Hospital:
Elizabeth Grimes s5 1926 Potomac
George smallwood. So Providence Hos
Philip 5. Gaines, =, 55S 555so Fairmont St
Maria BE- Beeen oaes a Chevy Chase
Eliza Martin. 80. 1891 North Capitol at
Henry B. Bennett, 80. the Porter Apart
Mary Elizabeth Howard. 20. 1854 Park
= wilcher L. Morris, SO. Galllnger Hospital
John Miller, Il : Gallinger Hospital.
Peter Dsianey, 7ss AL Quincy st: nv.
William H Oakman. SO. United States
Frank /. Wagner, 80. ,aloa Cathedral ave
Lucia, Ambrogia, 66. 1863 Park I'd.
Naomi Gray Richter. 20. sihley Hospital.
I, Alice, Alice Taylor. months. the Childrens
Donald D. Keogh, . months. l57 Rhode
William Grimns 75. Freedmen,s Hospital
Jane Jmn,,a Morris r,, A. Freedmen,s ee Hospital
Gicsro Cicero Williams. Williams ,as, II D st. s
Eta nsrS MsnIsy aTsSo so 96 aSGF GaPoI hpse' aSe
Lottle Dean. 20. 1889 B ST ne.
Evening star., 1926-01-18
boy SCOUTS MISS
f. COVETED HONOR
Mrs. CooIidge's Illness Pre-
vents Church Attendance and
"SiIent Salute" Halted.

President and Mrs. Coolidge. be
cause of the latter's indisposition. did
not go to church yesterday, and as a
result they did not receive the silent
salute" which had been planned in
their honor by more than $50 New
York Boy Scouts. who had formed
about the front portico of the White
House at the time the presidential
party generally leaves for church.
The White House had received no
word in advance that these boys were
coming and the President and Mrs.
Coolidge had no idea the youngsters
had assembled in front to pay honor
to them until afterwarG Ordinarily
everything would have gone off just
as the visiting Scouts had wanted.
Mrs. Coolidge Keeps Indoors.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
would have left the White House at
the customary hour to go to church,
but Yesterday Mrs. Coolidge was Suf-
fering from a cold in her head and
thought ii best to remain within
doors.
Naturally enough he visiting
Scouts were disappointed. but they APP
peared good natured about it. and
after leaving the grounds. they enter
ed upon what was a highly enjoyable
and interesting day seeing the Capital.
Senator and Mrs. Edge attended their
luncheon at the Harrington Hotel,
during which the former made brief
address to the boys.
During the day the party went to
Arlington National Cemetery. where
they paid tribute to the memory Of
the Unknown Soldier.
This was the third annual pilgrim
age of the New York Scouts to Wash
ington. The party was in charge of
John II. Pennell, scoutmaster of
Brooklyn Troop. No. 81.
The Scouts left with one Of the
White House attendants a large card
upon which was printed an invitation
to the President and Mrs. Coolidge to
attend their rally to be held in New
York in March.
Evening star., 1926-01-18
SLAYER OF HUSBAND
FACES SANITY TEST
Police Also to Probe Deaths of
Woman's Four Former
Spouses.

| By the Associated Press.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, January
ia lunacy commission probably
will be appointed at Lisbon to deter
mine the mental responsibility of Mrs.
Laura f. Christy. 48, alleged to have
poisoned her husband, Rev. William
Christy. Sc. who died here Wednes-
day.
Prosecuting Attorney Robert NJ.
Brooks said he intended to question
the woman. who according to the po-
lice, admitted she gave her husband
doses OF poison last Tuesday while he
was i'll with indigestion. He would
then decide whether he would prefer
an insanity affidavit against the ac-
cused who is charged with first de-
gree murder.
Mrs. Christy is believed to be on
the verge Of a breakdown. She re-
peatedly murmurs, Il don't know
why I did it,
Police will question Charles Whip
pier, brother of the accused, who
lives here. regarding what he knows
about his sisters four previous mar
riaGes, in which all her husbands are
said to have died suddenly. Mrs.
Christy claims all of them died from
natural causes.
Evening star., 1926-01-18
so WOMEN TAKEN IN RAID,
$50 Men Also Held on Disorderly
Charge in New York.

NEW YORK, January IS P).-Po
lice raided the Miami Inn, in Green
wiCh Village. early yesterday and ar
rested $50 men and so young women
taking them to the Charles street sta
ton in motor patrols. The raid. ac
complished by Inspector Thomas Don
ahue and four detectives. caused eX
citement in the village.
A man who said he was Emil
Fougnier was charged with violation
of the Eolstead act and with conduct
ing a disorderly house, though he de
MED he was the manager of the place
The other persons arrested We're
charged with disorderly conduct.
Large crowds gathered as the mer
and women were loaded into patro
wagons.
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r. ao0M bum sr.-t.rtt,s;; afufnaes,
fsil ce,nenfed IL ss,sSns. reed con-
ditioh. facing S1ss,. close In. only
4 ROOM sseas.n estsase. baaa, ,ur.
mare. bsydve1od floors, clean and
leat, 4<3o0.OO.
q ROOM modern house, bath, fatnaee,
hardWoOd floors, fell basement,
gtioe tfoes; ~ location, 3l800.0O.
GROOM modern hoiase, hath, hot.wa.
tsr kkAt, cart front, III condition,
10 ss1OQM modern house. hot Nutse
heat. 'bath, east front, s.iec loeAtion,
bu6aession November 1st, $c260O0.
10 ROOM modern houae. inclNai&t
furmitute. nice part, Of aity,- nice
trees and 'lAysn, II. cend lion; as6or.
gain ~ $e26o.OO.
Room eossAss, east front. partly
risAefn.. $4,000:
4 ROOM cottage, on south side, good
q sresnd, 3i7oo.oo.
A VE8Ys complate line Of houscs.ftom
$1,000 TO $1,000 In practicStly
every part Of the city.
HtJtLDfNOe LOTS In ali PARTS Of the
city 1t all sorts Of prices and tersns
INSURANCE.: Fire, tornado. auto.
mobile In reliable companies. 4
FARM LANDS: There are Soma
Wonderful bargains on my tasG
lists. am surprised at the %.
mand for lands from our own farm.
ers.
no YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
with the only nsan in Bismarck who
Is advertising this community.
3. e. Y0lrNC.
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ling trade very uneven; few we'll
finished specialties fully 81 higher;
bulk offering strong 10 unevcnly
higher; top long ycarlings 1850:
medium weight ft.75: buifocks scaling
around $50 pounds 1925: stockers
and feeders she stock and bulls
strong; vcnlcrs slow: weak: bulk to
packers l3.OOMl3.5O; few shippers ut
14.OO.
Sheep $4,000; fat lambs steady to
strong; early bulk Of fat natives and
westerns l3750l4.OO; choice rangers
held above l4.35: natives to city
butchers 14.35: best held around
l4.5O; culls steady ut 9.5OM1O.OO
mostly sheep steady to strong; bulk
of fat ewes 5.6OM6.75; hest held
around 100; feeding lambs firm: bulk
l2.75Ml35O: choice lightweight held
around 1875.
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tirely new mt ritorious invention in
principal household mill are grant
ed. VIII DO manu- featured and
,hrownapn the market as. mass ar
tic!c ut snce. Cuts price of staMAl-
arl product al least to onc-half.
Opportunity for. investment given.
Receive facts. Write Tribune Mum.
t~r IL.
100 BUYS first class CONNECTION
cry store. Fixtures in first class
condition. Only business Of its
kind in county seat town. Fine
openinE for grocery store or pool
hall. Must sieAve on account of
sickness. Write IN caie llr Tribune.
FOR EENT-.A we'll furnished cafe in
Hotel killdecr. Steam heat and
lights included. Will hoard out
the rent. Hotel Ktlldeer, killdeer.
n. Oak.
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Oct. l3--(U. s. ID.
Of A.)-Cattle 1000; market opening
10 to Is higher on most killing
classes; run largely native grasserx;
qualified rather plain; nnrt loads
mixed yearlings 1925; bulk grass
steers 6.00@p7.25; cows and heifers
1850 CPS; all cutters 3.50@3.75; hulls
mostly steady 5.O005.5O; stockers
and feeders active strong; bulks 5.a5
@6.50.
Calves 1900; vealcrs steady; good
lights 100.
Hogs $4,000; several loads 1esir-
able butcher hogs and packing snr's
included in run today; mostly 1860
1900 for butcher and bacon hogs;
fully steady with Tuesdays average;
most packing sows salable around
1000; very little done on these SO
far: bidding sharply lower on pigs:
average cost Tuesday 1906; weight
2O3.
Sheep 1000 packers bidding week.
to 25 cents lower OH fat lambs: very
little done carly. !.
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MARKETS
Ny Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
STOCK PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
Market Reaches Resistance
l.evels-Tactics of Bear
Traders Unavailing

New York. Oct. 3-LR-Stock
prices turned upward today as the
market appeared to have reached re-
sistancc levels beyond which the
hammcring tactics Of bear traders
were unavailing, the influence Of
constructive tra1e Developments
which took place over the holiday
cOuntcrnctcd the maintenance Of rela-
lively stiff money rates and the re-
ncwed calling of bank loans.
Traces Of the nervousness which ac-
cOmpanied the recent decline were
still evident, however, rs a firm open
ing was followed by bear drive
against General Motors which carried
it to the lowest point Of the current
movement. The rest Of the market
withstOnd selling pressure and later
responded tn 4 renewal demand for
various motor. food, public utility,
mercantile, copper, railroad equip
ment and farm implement shares.
The advance was stimulated by a
sustained demand for high grade rail
stocks including Nickel Plate. Chesa-
pcake and Ohio, Atchison, Union Pa
cific. New York Central and Lacka-
wanna. Colorado. and Southern, the
highest priced issue among the non
dividend, paying rails, soaring IL
points to 81 on accumulation various
~ attributed to buying for the Burl-
ingtOn and to reports that dividends
would soon be resumed.
Declaration Of Il 100 extra dividend
on WO0lworth shares. helped to re-
vive interest in the merchandising
shares while Timken Roller Bearing
displayed indcncndcnt strength on re-
ports Of railway equipment con-
tracts.
Conspicuous weakness developed in
Canada by Ginger Ale and Electric
Refrigeration, both dropping several
points to new lows for the year
The closing was firm. An advance
in the call money rate to s.: per cent
and the liquidation of several spec ial-
ties in large volume temporarily ar
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FOR SALE

q ROOM mu,lern house, cast front.
close In, two, bed rooms, q good
buy for 5000. on good terms.
9 ROOM modern hoAses close In. fac.
ing -park, three bed rooms. hot
water heat. in good condition. Cor
$3Sa0, on liberal terms.
! PARTLY modern houses, close in,
near schools, monthly income $50.
for $1,000.
: ROOM modern house, two bed
rooms, close In, quite new. fine
basement, very desirable bunga-
low for $3.50.
ROOM modern house, two bed
rooms, in good condition. garage
90 foot lot, for $500. on liberal
terms.
8 ROOM modern house on Seventh,
street, including 3 bed rooms, near
schools, east front, good porch. for
1920. on terms.
Z ROOM partly modern house, ; bed
rooms, hardwood floors, baseM ent
lights. water and sewer. a. foot lot
good condition, for $3.50.
ROOM modern house, east front,
Is foot lot. including electric stove,
for $265O.
z ROOM modern house. including
bed rooms. east front, IS foot lot,
front and rear porches, near school,
for $4AOO, on terms.
GEO. N. REGISTER.
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rested the advance in the final hour
although Il number vi stocks reached
the best prices Of the day.
Investment rails followed q further
rise in the Van Swcringen issues
which lifted Nickel Plate over five
points and Chesapeake and Ohio more
than four. Scattered profit taking
cause some irregularity ut the close.
Total sales Appropriated 1900, 900
shares.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1926
MALE nELpsRAHn

MEN. OR. WOMEN---Learn linotype
operating. Earn $45 to 500 per
week. Big demand. Our six weeks
expert course enables you to begin
earning money. Learn in a practi-
cal plant. Six weeks course sou.
Get our prospectus now. Fargo
Linotype School. T.. q. Box SOL.
Fargo. N. d.
GOVERNMENT PATROL. lNSFEC-
IUE N.uards needed frequently
Cor. Canadian and other borders.
$1,tHO yearly. Particulars free.
Write. Oament. 33-P.. st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
BE $utCE$$FuL--Learn Auto aLd
Electrical Business. Write for Free
Catalog. STATE AUTO and EL:.C.
rRICAI SCHOOL, box NIT Abcr
deem, South Dakota.
WANTED-M Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
log and special offer free. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N. ID.
WANTED - Coal miners. Write or
call Rupp Coal Co., Garrison, N. ID.
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WANTED Experienced lady. cook,
young lady preferred to begin work
by November first. See or write
ut once to Mrs. c. l.. Shuey. Hotel
Shuey, Coleharbor, N. d.
WANTED A refined young lady to
share we'll furnished steam heat
cd Apt. References exchanged.
Write Ad. No. AG. care Tribune.
WANTED Experienced sales lady
for store mt Garrison, N. d. One
who can speak German preferred.
Apply at Alex Rosen Brothers.
WANTED Competent girl for gen
eral housework. Phone 551 or call
ut 322 Third street.
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RANGE OF CAaLOr SALES

Minneapolis. Oct. LP-Rangc
Of carlot grain sales Wheat No. i
dark northern l.49ss@l.54H: No. {.
ditto l.4lis@l.6lis; No. 8 ditto l.36As
@l.49ts; No. dark hard winter
l.44sa; No. hard spring 1924; No.
] amber durum l.49ss; No. mixed
1855.
Corn No. 2 yellow T0ss; No. 4 MIXED
n.
Oats No. 3 white AK GA.
Rye No. 2. 035sG794N.
Flax No. l, 2.i3hs@2.c0N.
Barley sample grades 0l@6l; No.
., Is.
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WHEAT DULL AND FIRM
ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis, Oct. l3 -LP) Wheat
was dull and firm today, prices hold.
ing within dullsrange. Top levels
were Is cent over yesterdays weak
close. Trade trailkd off to minimum
after q little activity at the start.
opening was firm, but selling devcl-
o1ed on .n upturn Of half to u cent.
Oats futures were dull and about
unchanged. Flax futures dragged
lower under hedging pressure.
Corn futures broke IA Mlis cents
on better weather in central states
and continued pressure OF country Of
ferings. Cash wheat was quiet and
steady at yesterdays late break Of
one cent in rpemiums, with ease chief.
" in high protein offerings.
There was fair to good demand
for medium protein, heavy weight
springs, while the lightweight and tor
quality departments were slow. Win
7 ter wheat was steady.
Choice yellow corn was in good de.
mand.
Oats were in fair to good demand
Rye was firm. medium to choice Of.
fcrings in good demand.
Barley offerings continued largely
off grade quality.
Rye and flaxsecd were firm.
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THE AYkRACE MAN

'London-England's strength Is in
her average man. That Is the dec
laration Of Major John Hay Keith
Clan Hay, the author). In a recent
speech the major declared that
throughout history Great Britain
seldom has been wisely led, her
strength coming FROM the rank and
file 81 the people. He suggested .
naunumeMttto the Average Man.
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apf)TAffyRN

Chicago, Oct. l3-C Potatoes. re-
ceipts i22 cars; ON track $50: total u.
8. ,shipments 1916 market firm, on
early Ohtos steady; on stock tfodlpg
allow; Wisconsin sacked and LUX
round whites 1.7S@2. 10, according 10
quality and condition; MiAnssets-
condition: Idaho sacked rnrals 2aE
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,1tekQlN(, R(lQTpnNnn

Hearing IN the Shahane murder
ease. appealed to tie supreWe court
from Grand Forks county, probably
will be had in November it was said
today. Argument on the appeal was
postponed from September Is at the
request ~ attorneys.
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FOR sALs


nouses ptt keSt e
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, FULL basement,
furnace. water, eleetric lishts. gas,
ss,. 7s1 1,.s sno
ance '$.5 per month including 7 per
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW:
full basement. furnace heat. hard.
wood floors. VOL located. Bale
price $3.50. Terms. ii.
"A NEW rive ROOM. MODERN Bun.
GALOW, full hNsemeat, furnace
heat, hardwood floors, convenient
to hospitals and Catholic church.
Sale price $500. Terms.
A COMPLETE HOME, six rooms ind
bath, fireplace, full basement, fur.
mace heat. beanSifUl lot, garage.
Sale price $l,1J0. Good terms.
A VERY FINE HO1eE 81 eight room,
and bath, h&f6Woed floors and trim,
hot water heat, fireplace, large bed
rooms. full, complete and partition
| ed basement, outside garage. Sale
price $1,000. Terms.
/; SEVEN ROOM MODERN two story
house, full basement, furnSes ,heat,
south front, lot 6Oxl5O. Sale price
$4,000. Good testna.
! SEVEN ROOM MODERN sHOrSE,
! full basement. furnace heat, large
!. lot, two car garage, taxes $500,
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ROOMS FOR RENT

kOOMS FOX RENT
FOR RENT-Clean warm sleeping
rooms with or without board. Hot
water ut all times. Close in. Phone
G72LR.
FOR RENT--A most desirable hot
water heated room with large
windows. Suitable for ! or 2 in
strictly modern home. Four blocks
from postofficc. Phore 967 or ~
Thayer.
FOR RENT-A nice large front room
rented for light housekeeping. on
first floor with piano. Call at
4l9 Seventh Street.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN--In large,
beautiful home, close in. Hot water
street north. I'll
FOR KtNT--Two furnished rooms in
modern house, with hot water heat
and close in. 4l2 Fifth st. Phone
925-N2.
FOR RENT Large modern roonr;- ex-
ira warm and convenient, reason
able price. 2O8 Rosser. Phone
36OW.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished mod
ern room, suitable for one or two
girls. Close in. Phone 4sOJ.
CITY-HEATED single or connected
light housekeeping rooms. College
building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT--A nice large front room
suitable for one or two. STA Sixth
street. Phone 227.
FOR RENT Room in private home
Breakfast If desired. 6 w Thayer
Phone G76LW.
FOR RENT A front room in modern
house. lady preferred. Cal ll45E
FOR RENT--An attractive warn
room. Phone G82 or 1914.
FOR RENT One sleeping room. Call
yCOIJ after $3.50.
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MlsCELLANDous

AUCTION SALE-Hogs and cattle. e
Purebred Poland China spring boars
and gifts. e. Purebred 0horthorns
(Milking Strain) cows, .heifers,
bulls. Sale starts ut p. m. sharp
ct my farm s miles north la miles
weAt sof .Driscoll. Send Tor eataleg.
Lunch at noon. T.. A. Van vl<et,
Driseoll, N. D.
FOR SxLE-Registered Oxford rams
and ewes. Duroc Jersey boars and
gifts, milking polled Shorthorn
bulls. Write G. i. Nagel, Box 81,
Bismarck. N. D.
WANTED AT ONCE-Ton truck for
hauling gravel west Of Sanish, N.
b. Long haul and long job. Al.
dress n. r. Thompson, Sanish. n. d.
FOR SALE-27S sheep and lambs, /
Mccormick Deering corn picker.
Jim Davis, 6 miles east Of 'Bis-
marck. Phone SF4.
FOR Shropshire rams. yearl.
ings and early March lambs. Frank
Shaffer, Driscoll.iN. Oak.
PIANO TUNlNc--can c. L. BS7en
st the Melody Shoppe. ll6 Third -.
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This agency during the past nine
psd city Z, SALE sale, 'as scs ane .s
$3.50. BEFORE fuyisr Sr .is:tist
your property see tktssaGeney.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis. MIMI, Oct. 'l3--tP)-
Flour unchanged IN CARLOAD lots,
family patents quoted at 8.O6GIR.25 in
9S-pound cotton sacks. Shipments
5O,6O8 barrels.
Bran 22.OO.
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WHEAT MARKET
GETS SETBACK
Weather Conducive to Free
Movement Of New Wheat
in Canada Is Cause

Chicago. Oct. l3--LR With wealth.
or conducive to free movement q,
new wheat in Canada, wheat value.
today underwent Il material setback
Ocean freight rates Mt n new HIGH
record acted bcarish factor here
although strengthening wheat price.
abroard. Favorable crop reports from
Argentine and Australia counted as q
further weight on the wheat marke,
here.
Wheat closed heavy, Il cent to IL
cents net lower, corn rs to rs cent.
off, oats 4 to Il cent down and pro.
visions varying from two cents dc.
cline to 22 cents advance.
Corn was weak and sharply lowe,
with May selling ut new low on the
crop. Numerous stop losses orders to
sell were uncovered on the way down
A fair rally from the inside figures
ensued on account Of shorts covering
Oats went lower with corn, bu,
showed relatively ns4rc strength thar
mat grain. There were further re.
ports Of oats damaged in shocks by
rain.
Provisions averaged firmer sympa.
thixing with hogs and cotton.
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FARGO BUTTER

Fargo, N. D., Oct. l3--lR-Dutter
fat. churning cream unchanged; pack
ing stock unchanged.
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PXHSHADL BAKERY CHANGES
parshall.- The Home Bakery, es-
tabliAhAA here three years ago by
Harry Watson. h1s been purchased
by Vance Remington.
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0EDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
Webb Block. phoae o
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A call at our Used Car Salesroom
will show you how carefully We select
our Used Cars, and how thor4Aghly 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.
NJ. b. GILMAN co.
Blsnarck.
USED CARS
9, 1928 Chevrolet Sedans.
!, 1925 Ford Tudor.
3, Ford Coupes.
I, 1925 Ford Touring.
2. Ford Trucks with Transmission.
/, Chrysler 20, good as new.
Terms on new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEvROLET co.
FOR SALE GOOD USED CARS
1925 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1929 Essex Four Coach.
1926 Hupmobile Delivery Car.
These cars are all in first-class
condition. Call and see them.
OLSON GARAGE
2Oc Fourth Street. Phone 925-W.
FOR SALE-1926 Ford Coupe slight
~ used. A big bargain II ssii at
once. Write Joe Huncovsky, Box
ll2, Thinner, N. D.
AGENTS WANTED
SELL SOMETHING NEW-BETTY B
worlds only convertible, adjustable
woman'S hat. (patented.) Designed
in Hollywood. Easily sold. Terri.
tory open. Address NJ. B. Solsten
3O2 Rcineke Bldg, Fargo, FOR terri
tory in North Dakota.
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Five room modern fur.
nished house and room partly
furnished modern house. Phone 30
FOR RENTAL modern seven room
house. excellent condition. Bull
in features. Phone 233.
FOR RENT-Furniahsd 1 room mod
crn house. EaAt' front, screened
porch. Call 6l&.
FOR RENT-Six room modern hou Sc
$4,000. f. +. Young.
APARTlf1sTS
FOR RENT--A furnished ms1er7
apartment. Also IN unfufnishet
modern apartment. A Z room part
y modern house, close IN. Fol
sale I bed dufold. Phone 106 Altel
5 p. N.
FOR RENT-A three room Furnished
apartment in modern house. Cas
also be used a. single rooms. 60,
! Ave. b. Phone 1O94M.
FOR RENT - Furnished spartaenfs
The LauraiM Apartments. Phen(
! 303. B. 3. Flanagan. Prep.
FOR RENT Fufnished ape. 1lSs
.leeping rom. Call !34 during tn
day and 1ooLJ evenings.
FOR RENT-Two or three room fur:
nished apartment at Sol Fifth st
Phone 242W.
, FOR RENT-A 2 rooca moaern f1r
nished ApArtment. 924 Fourth st
Phone saw.
MODERIN furniahed apoYtments Il
the varney Fiat. Phone '773.
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