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Evening star., 1928-11-14

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Evening star., 1928-11-14

AsHIN TON. D. c.
WEDNESDAY, November ID, 1928
Evening star., 1928-11-14

"To give advice unasked," said Hi Ho,
the sage of Chinatown, lis to struggle
with responsibilities without hope of re-
ward"
Evening star., 1928-11-14
Grateful Acknowledgement.

In a campaign we're tempest-tossed,
AS statesmen show their skill.
Here's to the candidate who lost,
But gave us all a thrill!
Evening star., 1928-11-14
Indifference.

do you take sides on the evolution
theery?"
mo" answered Miss Cayenne. why
should I? The monkey doesn't seem to
care"
Evening star., 1928-11-14

THEODORE w. MOVES. j. Editor
Evening star., 1928-11-14

The newest wise crack in the Navy:
Hoover carried Maryland, and now
Maryland Is going to carry Hoover
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Uncle and nephew will sit together II
the House Of Representatives of tn
Seventy-first Congress for what Is be
lieved to be the first time on record
Representative Charles A. Eaton, Re
publican. of New Jersey. and his nephew
William r. Eaton. Republican. who ha
lust been elected from a Denver. Colo.
district. The New Jersey Eaton is (;
Baptist clergyman. native Of Nova Scotia
r..lan Ialana n Eacl.nfaIln or.
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CITATION NEARING PETITION TO
ESTABLISH RElNSHlP.
State OF North Dakota,
County Of Earleigh.--ss
In County Court. BEFORE Honorable
J. (. Davies. County Judge
In the matter OF the estate or Amanda
l.. OHara, deceased:
byron IL. Oliara, Petitioner VS.. All
persons unknown claiming any estate
or interest in or lien or REMEMBRANCE
upon the property described in the
petition herein. or against the estate
Of said d,cedent, Respondents.
The State of North Dnkta to the
above named Respondents:
You. and each of you. arc hereby
cited and required 10 appear before
the County Court in the County OF
Burleigh. in said state. at the office
Of the County Judge OF said County. ut
the Court House in the city OF Bis
mack. in said County and State on the
goth day Of May. \. II. 1928. at tho
hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day. to show cause. X any you
have. why the prayer OF the petition
heretofore filed In this Court by the
above named petitioner shoull not I've
granted decree entered by this
Court establishing in tho petitioner
above named the right Of succession
to the estate Of Amanda l.. OIlara,
deceased. and particularly to the
premises IN such petition described.
as follows. to-wit:
Tho southeast quarter SEQ of
section twcnty-eight (2S). In Town
ship one hundred and thirty mine
N30. Range rs t7S,. west OF the
Fifth Principal Meridian, in said Bur-
leigh County.
ut sorvir" he made Of this citation
as required by law.
Dated this eth day Of May, 4. p.
1879.
Ey the Court:
(SEAL) J. e. DAVIES.
Judge OF The County Court.
Allen e. EngeSeth.
lIosk;ns Meyer. Inc. Building.
Bismarck. North Dakota,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
5IS.l5
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- p III Q N f. 90
REAL E..TATI,


SIX ROOM entirely modern house,
almost down town, nice sun porch
bright and clean, $4,000.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, 81
blocks from postoffice, Al condi.
ton. cheap 1t So O0.0Q
SEVEN ROOM, brand new house.
basement garage, just off new
paving with all its benefits, in
best part of the east side Of the
city. Below cost at $5SOO.cO.
SIX ROOM house water, lights
sewer, garage, large lot, only
$23OO.OO.
SIX ROOM modern house, 2 years
old, spick and span, sun porch
cheap at $4,000.
MY SALES so far this year have
been almost exactly four times ir
amount and number Of those
made last year tn this time. This
includes both land sales and city
property and l have more land
leases out this year than since
1918.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI.
NESS with the busiest dealer ir
the city.
F. E. YOUNG.
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SUMMONS.
State OF North Dakota.
County OF Burleigh.-ss.
In District Court. Fourth judicial
Tessie Gray. Plaintiff.
All persons unknown claiming ury
estate or interest in. OF lien or in
cumbrance upon the property de-
scribcd IN .the complaint. Defend :
The state Of North Dakota 10 the
above defendants:
To' ard each Of yor are hereby
summoned TO answer the complain IN:
office of the Clerk OF the District
Court of Burleigh County Eo,th u:
kOta and to "er q" "r"" AZ
answer upon the SUBSCRIBERS a. their
office In the city vf bismarck. in
within thirty days ,f:rr the ssrvic.
lof this summons upon YOU. exclusive
OF tho day OF such service: and In
case Of your failure TO appear or an
swer, Judgment will be taken against
you by default for. the relief de-
mandcd in the complaint.
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota
this 2Sth day of Anril. 1923.
MOHN. kIIEY & SPEREY.
Attorneys for said Plaintiff. office
and post office address. Webb,
A''VNNI ApISu'"tSN, A>Ottu A'uNVNu
notice.:
To the above named defendants:
Please take notice: that the above
entitled action relates to the follow :
ing described real property situated
in T. e County OF Burleigh IN the
State Of North Dakota, namely: lot
te4. I0) Of Block I've l2). Of
Sturgis addition 10 the City OF Bis
marck RurleiHh County. North Da-
kota. That the purpose Of this ac-
ton is TO determine adverse ella inns
to said real property and 10 quiet
title in said real property IN the
plaintiff herein and against any OF
the Defendants in said action: and
that 10 personal claim Is made
against said defendants or either OF
them.
MOHN, K1LEY & SPEREy.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Webl
Bldg. Bismarck. n. y.
5u-S-15-22-29
TAKEN lP NOTICE
One black and one bay 2-year-olc
! mare colts. on my farm on the s. w
quarter OF Section 1O-138.1e at Ster.
ling. y. Oak. Owner may have same
by paying for this advertisement ant
cost oI keeping.
Il. T.. HERR.
Sterling. \. Oak.
(4.6-o.3-l0
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AUTHOR OF
SAINT AND SINNER

Don't be too CONFIDENT" Enid
warned her. "He may refuse you!"
But at sight Of Sally'n dismay she
relented. II know H., loves you,
darling. Don't worry. II l were
you Id get busy Immediately on .
trousseau."
"One dozen kitchen aprons will
top the list" Sally laughed.
Four days later the second tele.
gram that Sally had received from
David arrived: Catching next
train East. darling. Happiest man
in the world. Can We be married
day I arrive? Am wiring your
blessed mother also. I'll be loving
you always. David"
"Of course you can't be married
the day he arrives!" Enid ex.
claimed Indignantly when Sally
showed her the telegram. I'm 60.
ing to give you . real Wedding"
II think the children are right.
Enid" Courtney Barr unexpect.
eddy championed Sally In her pro.
test. "a quiet. impromptu we'd
ding. by all means. Our an
nouncement to the papers will IN.
dictate that we approve. and since
the boy is unknown in New York
and Sally has only just been in.
troduced. I think the less fuss
the better"
Sally kissed him impulsively.
aware, though the knowledge did
not hurt her. that lie liked her
better now that she was to leave
his home. than he had ever liked
her.
David arrived on Monday. and
was guest Of honor that night at
a small party Of Ends and Saily's
most intimate friends. at which
time announcement Of the forth.
coming marriage was made. They
remembered haying seen him
briefly at Sally's coming-out party
and so handsome he was, 30 much
at ease. now that he was to be
married to the girl he loved. that
It occurred to none OF Ends
guests to question his eligibility.
Sally. sitting proudly beside him,
looked happily from her mother
to David. knew that in gaining Z
husband she was not losing q
mother. as she would have done
II Enid had not interrupted the
writing Of that terrible letter.
On Tuesday Sally and David,
accompanied by Enid and Court.
ney Barr. went to the municipal
building for the marriage license.
and the afternoon papers carried
the news on the front pages,
under such headlines a.: '.Popu.
lar Deb to Marry Rich Farmer"
But In oil the stories there was
no hint Of scandal. no reportorial
prying into the past" Of the
adopted daughter OF the rich and
prominent Courtney Bars.
The wedding took place on
Wednesday. In the drawing-room
Of the Bars Fifth Avenue man.
sion. and the next morning. In his
account OF the very quiet" wed.
ding. Z society editor commented:
THE ceremony was read by the
Reverend Horace Greer. Of Can.
field. -. the choice OF celebrant
being dictated by unexplained zen.
timent."
What the society editor did not
know was that the marrying
parson" Of Canfield spoke only
the last half of the marriage ser.
vice, beginning where he had
been interrupted nearly three
years before.
Sally and David were no longer
half married."
THE END
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! away to marry David. You have
a mother and a father now. Sally
You're no longer girl alone. as
David called you. You have q place
in society as our daughter. whether
you want It or not. II David wants
to marry you, he must come here
to do SO. must marry you with our
consent and our blessing"
"But-" Sally's Joy suddenly
turned to despair again. HE
wouldn't marry a girl with a for.
tune. He told me SO when he was
here"
THAT was when he was penniless
himself" Enid pointed out. "I'vc
just read this newspaper story
about his inheriting his grand.
fathers farm. It's a small for.
tune in itself. and since there's no
immediate danger of your inherit.
Ing either my money or Courts, I
don't believe he will let your pros.
pectiye wealth stand in the way
II he loves you."
"Oh. he does!" Sally laughed
through her tears. Look" She
snatched the newspaper from the
moor ald pointed to the last para.
graph Of the story about David.
HE named his prize heller after
me! It says here his only sweet.
heart Is Sally! Oh. Mother.
didn't know anyone could live
through such misery and such hap.
piness as / felt today! wanted
to kill myself after van-Oh!"
TELL me just exactly what he
said to you!" Enid commanded,
her lovely voice sharpened with
anger and fear.
When Sally had repeated the con.
temptuous, sneering speech as &C.
curately as possible. her mothers
face. which had been almost ugly
with anger and disgust. cleared
miraculously.
The man is an unspeakablc cad.
darling. but I am almost glad It
happened. since you escaped un.
scathed. He won't bother us again.
I'm sure Of It.! He's not quite low
enough to gossip about me to my
friends. 1t is evident that he
planned all along to use his knowl.
edge as q club to force you to sub.
NIT to his desires. And now that
he doesn't want you any more. he
will lose interest in the whole sub.
ject. I've known Van nearly all
my life and I've never known him
to act the cad before. He's probably
despising himself, now that his fe.
yer has cooled. Ifyou marry David,
with our consent. he'll probably
turn up at your wedding and offer
sincere congratulations with q
whispered reinsurance as to his
ability to keep our secret"
"When I marry David. not IT."
Sally cried exultantly. Ringing her
arms about her mothers neck.
"Oh. I'm SO glad ! have mother! !"
Don't strangle mel" Enid
|
laughed. Leave me strength to
write . proposal Of marriage to
this cocksure young farmer who
brags that he Is as capable In the
kitchen a. on the seat Of . cult.
vator!"
HE cant cook halt as well % I
cant" Sally scofed. you ought
to taste one Of my apple pies! He
can play nurse to his blue.ribbon
stock al he wants to. but he's got
to let me do the cooking! And.
Mother. you'll-you'll tell him how
much I love him. won't you? And
and you might remind him that
We only. need half marriage core.
mony-the last half. Wouldn't It
be fun II we could 60 back to Can.
field and let the marrying parson'
| finish the job?"
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and wanted me to be his mistress.
He told me today. He did not
think ! was good enough to be his
wife. It would always be the same.
And so I am going to David. who
knows and loves me anyway.
'Oli. Mother. forgive me for hurt.
Ing you like this! But don't you
see that ! would hurt you more by
staying? After q while you would
be ashamed Of me because / could
not marry. would humiliate you
In the eyes Of. your friends. And
could not be happy ever. away
from David. / wanted to die after
Arthur Van Horne told me today
what hs really wanted OF me. but
now I know I want to live-with
David. Please. Mother. don't think
my love for you"
She could write no more Just
then. Laying her hot cheek against
the cold glass Of the framed photo
graph 1t her mother she sobbed 90
loudly. so heart.brokenly that she
did not hear q knock upon the door,
did not know her grief was being
witnessed until she felt . hand
upon her shoulder.
"Sally. darling! What In the
world 10 the matter?" It was Enid
Barr's tender. throaty contralto.
Sally sprang to her feet. her eyes
Wild with fear. her mothers pic
ture still tightly clutched In her
hands. III was writing you q
letter." she gasped. Ill"
Perhaps I'd better read It now"
Enid said in an odd voice. and
reached for the scattered sheets Of
pale gray notepaper on the desk.
Sally wavered to q chair and
slumped into 1t. too dazed with
despair to think coherently. She
could not bear to look at her
mother. for she knew now how
cowardly she had been. how abys'
mally selfish.
Her flaming face was hidden by
her hands when. after what seemed
many long minutes. she heard her
mothers voice again:
Poor Sally! You couldn't trust
me? You'd have run away-like
that? Without giving me a chance
to prove my love for you?"
Sally dropped her hands and
stared stupidity at her mother,
Enid was coming toward her. the
newspaper with David's picture In
It rustling against the crisp taffeta
Of her boufant skirt. And on
Ends face was m expression Of
such sorrowful but loving reproach
that Sally burst into wild weeping,
Poor little darling!" Enid
dropped to her knees beside Sally's
chair and took the girls cold,
shaking hands IN hers. I'VE all
make mistakes. Sally. i've made
more than my share. Maybe I'm
getting old enough now to have Z
little wisdom. Aud want to keep
you from making q mistake that
would cause both Of us-and Court
untold sorsew."
but ! love David and I shan't
love anyone else" Sally sobbed,
though she knew her resistance
Was broken.
I'm forced to believe that now.
darling" Enid said gently. "And
shall not stand In the way OF
your happiness with him. That d
not the mistake ! meant"
you mean that you'll let me
marry hint" Sally cried incredu.
lously. "0h. Mother! ] love you
cot"
"And I love you. Sally" Ends
voice broke and she cuddled Sally's
cold hands against the yelvety
warmth Of her own throat. "Youv
mistake would have been to run
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German Actors to
Present Play Here

The St. Paul Stock company Of
10 first class professional players
will present at the Bismarck audi.
forum May Is at 6:16 p. m, an
all star performance Of the wonder
full Musical Comedy, der verliebte
Spatz."
There can be no doubt that every.
body will welcome this occasion to
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CHAPTER xLvrII


CALLY. crouching on the door OF
her room. spread the cracking
sheets Of The Capital City Press.
her eyes devouring the two-col-
umn picture Of David Nash. Two
lines OF type above the photo
graph leaped out at her:
Honor graduate Of A. & NJ.
inheri:s grandfather's farm"
lie hadn't been injured or
killed in an accident. he wasn't
married! In a frenzy OF relief and
gratitude to the God she had just
been accusing OF deserving her.
Sally Barr. who had been Sally
Ford. bent her head until her lips
rested on the lips Of tho photo.
graph. And il. was rather q pity
that Arthur Van Horne. ICON.
noisseur OF kissing" was not
there to see the passionate fervor
of the kisses which the girl whom
he had dismissed contemptuously
was raining upon an unresponsivs
newspaper picture.
When at last she was calmer
she read the short item through.
It was the last paragraph that
brought her to her feet. her slight
body electric with sudden deter
mination:
young Nash Is living alone in
the fine old farmhouse. and ap.
parently Is as capable in the
kitchen as on the seat Of q cult.
vator. He says his whole heart
is In scientific farming. and that
his only sweetheart is Sally 4
blue-ribbon heiter which he ID
grooming to break the worlds
butter-fat production record"
David! Darling David!" She
was laughing and crying at the
same time. HE hasn't changed!
He hasn't forgotten that we're
half-married!"
Jerking open q drawer Of her
dressing table she caught sight oil
her face in the mirror. and her
eyes widened with delighted sur.
prise Gone was the pinched,
white, shame-stricken face, and
in it's place was beauty such 90 she
had never dreamed she possessed.
She turned away from the mirror.
tremnlous and abashed. tor what
she had to do would not be easy,
Her eyes tried to avoid the ex-
quisite photograph Of her mother
that stood in its blue leatheJ
y frame on the dressing table. but
at last she snatched It up and
carried It against her breast q
she ran to her desk.
She felt that she was talking ia
Enid as she wrote. pleading TOT
understanding and forgiveness
from those dreaming. misty. corn.
dOwer-blue eyes:
Mother, darling: I'm running
away. to 90 to David. Please don't
try to stop me or bring me back.
for I'll have to rum away again II
you do. I'm going to marry David
because I love him with oil my
heart and because no Il the only
man I could ever marry without
causing you shame. He already
knows the truth. and It made no
difference In his love tor me. You
know how 1t was with Grant Proc
tor. You said yourself that II
told him.. he would not want to
marry me. And I could never marry
= man without first telling him the
truth. Arthur Van vorne knew
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hear and see Q show in the osiginal
German language. The players are
said to be actors and actresses Of
the best known theatres Of Ger
many. Even the man Of very mod.
crate means can afford to see this
performance which will be given on
one day only.
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MALE ZIP WANTED


WANTED-CIean cut snappy young
mar, Bismarck high school grad
uate, 10 to Is years, for employ
ment at one Of leading local serv-
ice stations. Excellent opportun.
ity for advancement to hustler
and business getter. Write p. O..
Box 80.
AMBITIOUS men with light cars,
anxious to conrect with good
Rural Sales proposition where
honesty and effort count for good
returns daily. Ready to start at
once. Inquire Room 307 evenings,
Patterson Hotel. City.
OPENING for active men with light
cars. Join sales unit, travel with
manager. Must be ready to start
1T once. Good money from start.
See Mr.. Snowden, 7-to-0 p. H.,
Bismarck Hotel. Room GO.
MEN-Why not learn a profitable
profession, easy work, special
short course, free catalog. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. D.;
Butte. Mont.
MEN, why not learn profitable
profession easy work special short
course, free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College. Fargo. N. D.-Buttc,
Mont.
WANTED-Men to dig rock by the
cord. Land cosc to Sterling. +.
A. Lair, Bismarck. N. Oak.
WANTED-Dishwasher, either
man or woman. Sweet Shop.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
$4,000 FIVE ROOM bungalow, hard
wood floors, built in features.
Close in. Easy teams.
$3.50 SMALL apartment building
in good location.
$4,000 NEW s room bungalow,
hardwood finish, basement garage.
LOTS FOR SALE in all parts Of
city.
INSURANCE written in reliable
comoanies.
THE HELLlNG AGENCY.
10S-ard st. Phone ST.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished apart
ment, 4 rooms and bath. Front
and rear entrances. Hot water
heat. Well ventilated with ten
windows. No family with children
need apply. Call 1t 514 Seventh
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Murphy Apis. 2O4 l-2 Main
street. Phone $50 or 427. Ask
for f. w. Murphy.
FOR RENT-Large two room fur
nished apartment on ground floor.
Call at 924 Fourth street. Phone
543-W.
FOR RENT-May LIST, furnished or
unfurnished apartment. Varney
apartments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-Nice S room modern
apartment. For further informa-
ton phone SO r 329-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
everything furnished. Call at
$50 Fourth street.
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AUTOMOBILE.

AUTOMOBILE.
FOR SALE-1925 Ford Tudor Sc
dan, also 1925 Ford roadster, both
in good ,ndition. Telephone
11.2-W or write A. A. Doerner,
Bismarck, N. D.
FIR SALE-Oaklsnd coupe in first
class condition for demonstration.
Phone 1874.
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Nonresidence owners
Of choice lots have decided to close
out and priced accordingly. Save
money by consulting J. X. Doran,
400 Third street,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAFE-Located in one Of the best
towns in South Dakota. Best
business location in town Of 1900.
On several good trails. Excep-
tionally we'll equipped and fur
nished. Lots electrical equipment
Seating capacity, seventy-five.
Fine business. No trade. Some
terms. rrice $4500.O0. Illness
reason for selling. Write Trib-
unc Ad. No. &c.
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Billings counties, died suddenly at
her home here recently. Although
left an invalid by stroke which
she suffered several years ago, her
death was unexpected. She leaves
two sons, Leo Hoist of Dickinson
and Ellis Hoist of Cody, Wyo., and
one daughter, Mrs. Robert German
of Dickinson.
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4S2 group gatherings of union
Sunday schools were held, with an
attendance Of 76,0O4 persons.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MlSCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D. -. -. -
FOR SALE-Registered Shorthorn
bull. Splendid animal. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Price
reasonable. A.. C. Small, Star
Route No. !, Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Cholce Imported Ger
man Rollers sAd Hartz Mountain,
also lativr singers Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 1851, Jacob
Boil. Dickinson, n D.. Box 728.
FOR SALE-First class restaurant.
Fixtures full equipment. J. H.
Sampson. Valley City, N. Oak.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Casting box
AID one TIL. p. D. C. motor. APP
ply at Tribune office.
FOR SALE-One Van Brunt drill,
good condition. Also two wagons.
!. Wachter Transfer Co.
FOR SALE-Good milk cow. In
quire at. Peter Mihm, R. /, Bis
marck. N. Oak.
LIST YOUR Bismarck property
with The Helling Agency. Phone
S77.
FOR SALE-Irish Spaniel pups. H.
w. Crawford. Mandan. N. D.
FOR SALE-Eight foot counter
show case. Service Drug.
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FURNlTuRE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Combination gas and
coal range with hot water front
Cheap. Call at 318 Mandan Ave
BARGAINS in used furniture
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan
N D.
FOR SALE-Quick Meal range, Al
condition. Phone 901.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
HAVE Client who wishes to ex-
change new Player Piano for city
lot or good car. The Helling
Agency. Phone SIT.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For
chickens, 30-foot windmill. Ad-
dress 2022 Rosser. Phone 5S4-LM,
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x- .----
WORK WANTED

LEI ACkS Ka(.latOr shop Clean
out or RI air that leaky or
closgsl radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
YOUNG MAN desires position dur
ing summer doing general office
work. Can furnish references.
Write, Tribune Ad. No. "a.
a YOUNG lady desires position
in hotel either in or out Of town.
Write Tribune Al. No. as.