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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-10

NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH--FOUR.
room cottage screened porches, inside pump
close to water front - accommodating seven
Mrs RAYMOND. Col. PISS
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Swimming Pool Is
Open to Adults at
$3.50 Each Morning

In order that more people may be
accommodated at the municipal bath
ing pool, and with the interests Of
working people especially In mind,
the officials in charge of the pool
have changed the hours during which
the place is open.
Henceforth the pool will be open
from $3.50 to 1l:45 "a. H., and from
LAS to $3.50 p. m., daily except Sun
days. On Sundays the pool will be
open only in the afternoon and even
ing.
Persons over 10 years Of age only
will be admitted during the carly
morning hours from 6:30 to 8 o'clock,
however, since this earlier time Of
opening the pool was decided upon to
accommodate working people who
wish to take a morning plunge before
going to their places Of employment.
The pool will be closed all day to-
morrow, since voters of the second
precinct, second ward, will cast their
ballots there in the state primary
election. The pool will be drained
tonight after the closing hour and
will be refillcd during tomorrow, so
that it will be in readiness early
Thursday morning with fresh water.
according to H. E. Collins, who is IN
charge
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Pays Tribute to
Rev. C.. L. Hall at
ElbOWOOds Mission

"Of all individual contributions to
the development, welfare, and pro-
grcss Of our state, count Rev. {. l..
Halls SO years Of continuous and
work at this mission,
with the results evident ut this gold
en- anniversary celebration, as un-
cquailed by any individual, military,
civil or ecclesiastical, in the history
of North Dakota said Joseph A.
Kitchen, commissioner of agriculture
and labor. in an address Sunday
evening at the 5Oth anniversary Of
the establishment Of the Fort Bert
hold Mission ut Elbowoods. Mr..
Kitchen spoke on the development Of
North Dakota. and his address was
interpreted into the Indian language
that the large number Of Indians
present might understand.
Mr.. Kitchen recalled events Of the
Lewis and Clark expedition, the Suily
and Siblcy army expeditions in 1865,
and the Custer expedition Of SO years
ago.
The Indians at the mission present
ed Rev. Hall with purse Of gold at
Sunday nights program in honor Of
his SO years service.
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Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore Of st. Paul
Dies in Bismarck

Mrs. Elizabeth Moore of st. Paul,
MIMI, passed away hast evening at
o'clock Mt a local hospital following
a lingering illness. She was AZ years
and eight months Of age Mt the time
Of her death. She came here about
a month ago from st. Paul to receive
medical treatment and to be with her
family during her illness.
Mrs. Moore is the daughter Of
Patrick Flanagan, pioneer resident Of
Burlcigh county, and was born in
Bismarck October 13, 1883. She is Il
sister of Owen Flanagan who died
here last week.
In addition to her aged father,
Mrs. Moore is survived by six broth
crs and sisters. Thomas and John
Flanagan, Mrs. Simon Gougknour,
Mrs. +. c. Klowitter. Mrs. William
Morris, Mrs. George Schonert. all Of
Bismarck.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at 8 O'clock at ST..
Mary's Pro-Cathedral, with Father
John Stag officiating at high mass.
Intermcnt will be at the family lot
in St. Mary's cemetery. The Body
will lie in state this afternoon and
evening from 4 to . o'clock at the
Webb Brothers Chapel.
Mrs. Moore lived in Bismarck un-
til her marriage and was engaged in
nursing, which profession sh, has
followed Tor many years.
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CAMPAIGN FUNDS COMMITTEE HEAkS .
CHARGES OF HUGE SLUSHFUlD BEING
USED TO BEAT NYE IN NORTH DAKOTA

Washington, June 29--R)-Charges
that "a huge slush fund has been
obtained through administration
channels Of support" to be used in
North Dakota to defeat Senator Nyc,
a Republican, have been presented to
the senate campaign funds commit
tee by u. H. Macarthur. secretary to
the senator. The primary is to be
held tomorrow.
The charges declared the purpose
was to send to the senate L. b.
Hanna, campaign manager of Prcsi-
dent Coolidge in North Dakota in the
1924 campaign.
Specifically, it was stated that the
fund was being used to make a house
to house canvass in North Dakota to
get out the vote on election day.
Will Get Names
"The friends Of good government in
North Dakota will be on the alert to
secure the names of all the canvas
scrs," the statement to the commit
tee said. land to have them sent to
Washington addressed to Senator
Reed. chairman of the investigating
committee now in session.
Macarthur also told the committee
that "a lieutenant Of l. .B. Hanna
recently appeared in Washington and
is known to have conferred with
the interests now under investiga
ton. The last seen of him in Wash
ington was ut the Union Station with
his suitcase in hand. taking train
for the west"
Another strange coincidence IS
the fact that shortly afte, his ar
rival home in North Dakota the
statement added. former Governor
Ncs.os announced his support of Mr.
Hanna and Immediately cakes the
stump in his behalf.
4 Significant Meaning
Taken in connection with the dis
closures of the use of money in ,Ec
1924 campaign and the recent dis
closures in connection with he
Pennsylvania primaries, plus .hc visit
of Hanna's representative to Wash
ington, followed by Mr.. Ncstos cpcn
endorsement of Mr.. Hanna. the re-
cent announcement in large head
lines in the Fargo Forum sunday
June %, under the caption, Get out
maximum vote should have Il very
significant meaning to the vote, Ct
North Dakota, The news item reveals
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Arithmetic Tests
to Be Given July |

The examinations in arithmetic, to
be taken by six 1926 eighth grade
graduates Of the Bismarck and Bur-
leigh county schools. will be given
Thursday afternoon, July |. at 2
O'Clock at the Will school, it was an
nounced today by County Supcrin-
tendent Madge Runey. The cxamlh-
alton will be given in competition for
the Winchester memorial award, an
annual award given by members Of
the family of the late Judge Win
chester as n memorial to him.
The six students who will take the
examination were selected for their
high averages in the subject. The
examination will be given and the
papers graded by members Of the
state department Of public instruc-
ton who will be entirely unknown
to, those. taking part. The papers
will be designated by number.
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Sorlie WIN Close, 3
Campaign at Cakes

8 Governor A. G. Sorlie left. for
0akes this morning where ne Win
Spesk tonight. winding mp His cam
paigH.
From cakes, the governor will
motor TO Valley City. where he Is cx-
'pected to join the party Of the crown
prince and princess Of Sweden ahead
Of the COMMITTEES which yill be sent
Steele. !.
Prince Gustavas Adolphls is-schsd..
saled to address : gathering Of his
seogntr ynlsn Ind others. at The rail
way station ii bismarck Wednesday
night Last reports this morning
were to the effect he will come ON
= E tram Number three, rs yehedui.
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MANDAN news
Population of
Morton County
Shows Increase

The population of Morton County
has increased nearly 1000 since the
last general election, it is indicated
by assessors returns, according to
County Auditor Lee Nichols.
The registration in the city Of
Mandan has gained nearly $50 in the
same period.
The registration in the city two
years ago was approximately 1000.
There were 1900 voters in the coun-
ty two years ago. In the more recent
tabulation ,ofssvoters by the county
assessors .office, 1852 were indicat.
ed and that number has been still
further increased in the past few
days to bring the total up to 100.
as additional people have registered.
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Farm Boys Camp
Largely Attended

The largest registration in seven
years is the record set by the annual
Morton Grant county. farm boys
camp. >. 4
The camp opened yestc rday with 40
youths registered. The boys are
camped in the agricultural building
at the fair grounds and are in for a
week Of fun and instruction. County
Agents r. G. Newcomer and, Thco.
Martell are in charge. County Super
intcndent of Schools. H. X. Jensen is
In charge of the commissary depart
ment and Mrs. Charles Rowe acts as
cook.
Yesterdays program was given
over to getting settled, study Of the
camp rules. and registration. A swim
featured the afternoons activities
and last night the farm boys attended
the Palace thcater as guests Of the
management. - I'D
DIR. Mcmahon Of the N. D. A. C. in
structed the boys in animal diseases
and live stock surgery at today's ses-
sions. Afternoon and evening enter
tainmcnt programs will be offered
during the rest Of the week.
The list of those boys attending
are as follows:
Louis Tokach, St. Anthony; Harvey
Thicl and Elmer Toepke, Judson;
Lawrence Reynolds, Roy Thomas,
Milton Moorhead, Leo Banning, Al
win Leder, Carl Ledcr, Oliver Tor
kelson, Louis Torkelson, Ammon Sto-
we'll, VERSION Storey, Gordon Storey.
Lyle Westrum. all Of the Flasher
community; Benjamin HOLE, Harold
Michaels, Clarence Klusmann, Irwin
Klusmann, Walter Matthiesen, Albert
HOLE, Arnold Kunkcl, Herman Weiss,
Walter Kroeger, all of the New Salem
district; Leslie and Howard Harper,
Glen Ullin; Alfred Peterman, Al
mont; Gaylord Conrad, Mandan. 4
From Grant county up to 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the following
had registered: Bernard Speilman
Hugh Carter, Roy Griffith, Henry
Chittick, Steve Alderman, Paul Hav-
en-. Duane Hagerman, Kurt Zeller
Walter Mueller, Harvey McDowall
Jr., Donald Ferguson, Kenneth Ste
wart.
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ron SALE

& ROOM bungalow. one year old.
modern, basement garage. east
front. close in, spick and span,
$55OO.OO.
6 ROOM house, east front, modern,
good condition, close in, $30OU.O0.
IL ROOM house. Fourth street, close
in, hot water heat, wide lot, 3 stall
garage, nice lawn and trees, well
built, splendid condition, $83S0.00.
5 ROOM bungalow, modern, east
front. newly decorated, nice lawn
and shrubbcry, garage. $3500.00.
z ROOM house. modern, east front,
good condition, nice part OF city,
screened porch, nice lawn, garage,
100000.
6 ROOM house, south front, fine
trees, modern. good condition, good
part of city, $410O.0O.
5 ROOM cottage, east front, partly
modern. $4,000.
BUILDING LOTS in all parts Of thc
city at all sorts of prices and terms.
FARM LANDS-This short small
grain crop is the best thing, in the
long run, which has happened. It
will mean more hogs, cattle, sncep,
milking and corn. buy NOW.
INSURANCE-In reliable companies,
fire.. tornado, automobile. i
F. E. YOUNG.
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day and there will be u return game,
Mandan at Bismarck, on. Monday.
Airplane Used to
Campaign the Slope

For the first time in the history
OF the Missouri Slope the airplane
has been brought into play as means
Of furthering the rampaigns of polit-
ical candidates.. Is
Monday and today J. s. Sagmil-
lcr, farner-aviator Of Selfridgc, took
up H. r. Rausch and J. r. Halla-
mand and made circuit Of Sioux,
Adams and Hcttingcr counties. Gam
paign cards of John Tuntland, Self.
ridge; W. S. Jones. New England; and
Alfred 0. Brown, Bucyrus, Independ-
cnt candidates for the state legisla-
ture from the 40th district, were
dropped by the filters. Farm yards,
too, got their shower Of cardboards.
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Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-Completc furnishings Of
5 room bungalow. Also 5 room
modern bungalow for rent. Phone
800M or call at 116 W.. Rosscr st.
LOST-Pair Of glasses in brown
leather case. Finder please call
569J or return 20 Person Court
No. 5.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 410
Seventh street. Phone 644J. !,
FOR RENT-Two rooms in modern
home. partly furnished for light
housekeeping. ].
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.pROPOSALN

Scaled proposals for the erection
OF one class room frame school
building will be- received by dircc-
10. >uf Burlcigh County, n. D.. until
$500 p. N. July soth. 1896. at tho
office CT the clerk, In accordance
with plans and specifications made
by Van Horn g. Ritterbush. archi-
tccts.
\ The right is reserved to reject
a1sfs and all bids. 8 !.
All proposals must he accompanied
by a certified check for five (5) per
cent of the amount of the tender.
Plans and specifications are on
file. with tho clerk. County Supt.
OF Schools t4nll the architects.
Dated at Wilton. y. D.. June END.
1926
Alfred w. Lind, Pres.
~ Esther sEngstrOm. Clerk.
Wilton, n. ID.
90 r0ArR ~
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House Agrees to
Take Up Harb0rs
Bill, December 10

y Washington, June 29.--(R)--A ten
tativc agreement TO take up the riv-
crs and harbors hill on next Decem-
Der 10, and to lfmit debate after De-
ccmbcr Is, was reached today by
leaders on both sides in the senate.
, If this agreement is approved By
the senate and objection by one SEN
ator would upset 1.-THE leaders be-
lieve congress can adjourn next
Saturday.
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Commencing yesterday the local Of
flee of the Western Onion Telegraph
company went on a new schedule Of
hours. The new.hours are 1880 Il. M.
to IL. / TO s pm. and 8 to . p. III.
This arrangement gives the city three
additional hours Of service.
C. G. Meeks is the new operator at
the office, working with Dayton
Schwinger, local manager. Meeks has
dteen tIz.qsdrEAd here from Beach.
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A MINNEAPOLIS ROUND UP

Bill Mccarthy, owner Of the Circle
Dot ranch, Med0ra, N. D.. who is put
ting on the, Mandan annual roundup,
July 5-6-7 is to take his punchcrs
and help put on a wild west show at
the state fair grounds, Minneapolis,
Mimi, July IA to II inclusive. The
show will be staged under the aaus-
pieces of the American Legion Drum
corps, Minneapolis.
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AUTO ACCIDENTS

The large number Of automobiles
in the city incident to the observances
ut old Fort Lincoln, caused haif
dozen collisions over Sunday. The
most serious was that at the corner
of First street and Third avenue
about $3.50 when one Of the cars was
tipped over by the crash and three
Of the occupants injured slightly.
Mrs. George H. Wilson suffered a
bruised hip, Mrs. w. A. Fredcricks q
bruised shoulder and Bobby Frede-
ricks an injured jaw. 2
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POSTOFFICE IMPROVEMENTS

Bids will be opened July 8 for
work on the local postoffice proper
ty. The work will include new side
walks on both the First street and
First avenue sides. a new driveway
across the back from the avenue ia
the alley and minor. repairs 10 the
interior of the building.
The contracts will be awarded
shortly after the bids are opened.
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PHoNl sos.
M. B. GILMAN'W.

BARGAINS IN + USED CARs-ls25
Ford Coupe ia first class shape;
1928 Overland touring in first class
shape. Small payment down will
buy either Of these cars. Olson
Garage. Bismarck.
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EVERY WEEK, our Used Car De-
partment is selling an increasing
number of cars. We are careful in
our purchases Of Used Cars-we
rccondition and guarantee each
Used Car, and as q result we can
deliver you thousands Of miles Of
Unused Dependable Transpcrta-
ton for a very small investment.
Here are . few bargains: Interna-
tional, Model 81, $3.50; '26 Ford
Truck, Warford Trans mission,
$3.50; Dodge Coupe. $685.; Ford
Roadster, winter top, $3.50; Dodge
Touring, $l95; Overland 90, $55.
and other good values. Easy pay
ments, n
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POSITION WANTED

YOUNG MARRIED man wants posi-
ton in shop. Has had six years
experience in tractor repair shop
and two years on Hudson and Es.
sex cars. Also some sales cxper-
fence. Address care Tribune No. 60.
POSITION WANTED-Two girls
want positions, have experience in
most any kind of work. Willing
to work. Phone 357N.
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For Commissioned, District One
hereby announce myself csss-
didate for county commissioner,
District No. 1, Burleigh county, .,
the primary election June 50, 1926
Your vote and support solicited.
GEORGE F. WILL.
(PoIitical Ady.o
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SHOOTS FOOT

Carson.-Henry Bauer, IA, lacci-
dentslly discharged his rifle when
hunting rabbits last week, the shot
lodging in his foot. The injury
seems to be quite serious.
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HANNA DENIES CHARGES
MADE BY NYE'S SECRETARY

~
Fargo, N. d., June 29--.L9 Com
plete and specific denial that any
money from sources outside North
Dakota had been received or used
in his campaign for the senate was
made here today by l.. B. Hanna. real
or Coolidge Republican candidate for
the Republican senatorial non ination.
L. L. Twitchell, state chairman and
campaign manager for the :ndependa
ent or administration Republican
forces, said the entire Independent
campaign fund Of $4,000 was raised
in North Dakota and was being spent
in behalf of all the candidates on
the ticket for the IL state and
four national offices.
The national offices at stake in
the primary arc congressman from
each Of the three North Dakota dis
tricts and senator.
Statement Not True
There isn't word of truth in it,"
said Hanna, commenting on a state
ment made in Washington by ID n.
Macarthur. secretary Of Senator Nyc.
that huge slush fund has been
raised to defeat the incumbent, APP
pointed last spring by Governor
Sorlie
II have had no representatives in
Washington and not cent has been
received from outside the state"
Asked to comment on the use of
money in the North Dakota campaign
which closes tomorrow, Hanna said
every little has been spent"
Hanna explained that all finances
in the campaign have been in Twit-
chell's hands.
Canvass Is Desired
A. W. Fowler, who has had direct
charge of the Hanna candidacy. said,
"Of course we want house to house
canvass to get the vote out. We al
ways have had it before and my only
fear is that we won't have it tOmor-
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$50 7-.-9-16

TO VOTE TO BUILD COURTHOUSE
sResder--A courthouse levy pro-
possls will be presented to the voters
Of Adams county 1t tie coming pri-
mary election. The proposal is for
the setting aside Of certain amount
each year to be used for the build
ing of q courthouse when the cssh
is on hand.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHONE 90
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Men and women to lesTn
barber trade. Great demand, bix
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo. N. Oak.
BRICKLAYERS WA NTE D-Union
job. $l.4O per hour. About 2 1-2
months steady work. American Beet
Sugar company, East Grand Forks;
Mimi. ,s-xr-,
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

Having filed for the legislature
from the 9th district, I solicit. the
support Of the voters 81 Iris coantt
whom I represented ct two sessions
Of the legislature. r. am an indie.
pendent Republican candidate.
L. e. Heaton,
Pol. Adv. MeKsesis. n q.
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(PoIitical Adv.)

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
am q candidate for reelection to
the office Of County C3Wnlaleoioner
in the First Commissioners District
and IL elected will conduct the If
fairs Of the County to the best Of my
ability and judgment, - I have done
in the past. Your support will Be
appreciated.
Edward G.. Patterson.
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nVO0NO 4AIND = DA AZ
rUK oALE-Se,en room house, part
ly modern. Close in. /. Also LOG by
$50 TT. lot across from Roosevelt
school. Phone sos after p. m.
WANTED-Modern furnished home
for the summer months with
screened porch. Family Of two
adults. Write care Tribune no. 72.
FOR SALE-Seven room house, all
modern. Hot air heat. Lot $50 by
$50. Inquire at A. Papacek Tailor
Shop, 100 Third st.
FOR RENT-Furnished lighthouse
keeping apartment, !, and small
garage suitable for Ford cars only.
422 Fifth st.
fUk RENT-Furnlshed and unfur-
nished apartments,,s $40 and up.
Strictly modern, F. W. MuQphy, 215
Third street.
FOR RENT--July LIST. an apartment,
modern, two rooms and kitchcnettc,
downstairs. Sis Sixth st. Phone
$40.
FOR RENT-Modern four room flat
with bath, heat and water. Phone
9O5 after q n. IN. .-a
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Pol. Adv.

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioners. District Four,
/ hereby announce Myself . can.
didate for county commissioner.
District I. Burleigha County. q TN
primary election June ~, 10ye.
Ynur vote asid assnport s0lifited
.(Signsd) Axel 1e1er. !
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For missioner, District Three
l hereby announce myself . can.
didate for county commissioners,
District 3. Rurleigh County. ct the
primary election June 80, 1926.
YOur<v0te and support solicited.
(Sighed) Oscar Baekmsn.
(POlitical AL
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Vote for John H. Bowers
for County Auditor.
political Adj
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l ann candidate for nomination for
the office of Sheriff Of Bur1eigh
County. l would appreciate the sup.
port Of the voters.
ROllin WEIGH. .
Pol. Adv. So
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Ccek yith Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel,
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FOR RENT Furnished H4bt. with
private bath and also duofoid for
sale. $50 Fourth st. s
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the fact that there is to be house
to house canvass Of the state to urge
voters to get out to the polls on cleo
'tion day"
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i am . cAnlidate FOR TIE office q
States Attorney ~ BnTleigh C1eAty
at the Primary Election. ] W6a1A
appreciate yosrs Sboroit.
ID. F. T1lloteon. !.
,lPoliNeai AAst;a
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Compcte girl for house
work. One who can 60 home nights
preferred. Call 472R or Cowan's
Drug Store
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Refined and delicate perfume is
made from ill-smelling petroleum.
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WORK WANTED
HOUSES AND FLATS

WANTED TO DO-General shouse-
cleaning and washing. Phone 209R.
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F. E. YOUNG.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

LOST--Billfold containing $50 bill,
two notes, several receipts. Finder
please leave ut G. p. Hotel for re-
0vo ri