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OPTIMISM NOTE
AT MEETING OF
FUND WORKERS
200 Members of Women'S
Army Attend Pep
Luncheon Today.

With a spirit of optimism never
exceeded in any group of Commu-
nifty Fund workers, the women's
army of the fund organization is
certain to repeat last years success,
asserted Mrs. Brandt G. DoWney,
general chairman, at the meeting
this noon held at the Claypool.
More than two hundred members
of the women'S army attended the
luncheon as the guests of Commu-
nifty Fund directors. Mrs. John w.
Kern, Mrs. E. G. Rumpler and Wal
ter c. Marmon, campaign chairman,
in short addresses, emphasized the
importance of the forthcoming cam
paign and the part to be played in
it by the women of indianapolis.
May Advance Canvass
Friday morning the womens army
begins its advance solicitations in
order thoroughly to canvass the city
before the campaign closes Nov. 10.
Mrs. Downey announced that only
a few appointments to neighborhood
teams yet were to be made, and that
the women's army never has been
better organized than it is this year.
Mrs. James Wolverton Stockton,
soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Will
liam N. Fleming Jr., and a trio from
the Metropolitan School of Music
gave a musical program during the
luncheon. The trio consisted of
Miss Georgia Baumann, violin; Miss
Virginia Luanberger, cello, and Miss
Anita Wandell, piano.
Leaders Announced
Leaders in the south, east and
west divisions of the women's army
have been announced. In the north
division the following district chair
men have been named: District
l. Mrs. E. Blake Francis; 2, Mrs.
Stanley Undertake and Miss
jeanette Craft; 3, Mrs. August
Buschmann and Mrs. Edwin
Wuensch; 4, Mrs. Frank McCon-
nell and Mrs. Melvin E. Robbins;
5 and 6, Mrs. A. H. Gerhardt; 7,
Mrs. F. E. De Frantz and Mrs L.
R. Young; 8, Mrs Frank Spangler
9, Mrs. J. G. Saxon; 10, Mrs L. L
Mills; IL, Mrs. C. Milton Kelly; II,
Mrs Paul Gray; Is, Mrs. Edwin A.
Hunt: IA, Mrs. Robert Dorsey, and
Is, Mrs. Grover Parr. Mrs. Lucien
King, 4444 College avenue, is serv-
ing as chairman of the womens
motor corps.
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DEGREES GIVEN 218
BY SCOTTISH RITE
First Section of ConvOcation Class
Initiated.

Initiated.
The first section of the sixty-third
sen1i-annual Scottish Rite convoca-
ton class, consisting of 214 mem
bers, received the seventh and
eighth degrees here Wednesday
night.
Louis G. Buddenbaum, active
member for the supreme council,
thirty-third degree, presided at the
exempliflcation of the seventh de-
gree, while John F. Engelke was in
charge of the eighth degree.
Anton Brees, Belgian carillonneur
who is to play the carlton bells IN
the new cathedral, will be the guest
of Arthur r. Baxter, donor of the
bells, at a dinner tonight.
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pott said. Miss Bellamy's mother
has been at her bedside since her
condition has grown serious.
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MADGE BELLAMY ILL;
IN PNEUMONIA GRIP
Severe Cold Develops Into Serious
Condition.

SANTA MONICA, Cal, Oct. IS.
Hollywood was solicitous today
Evening star., 1928-12-23

Uncovering the biblical past in Palestine Native
workmen clearing the rooms of great Canaanite fort
uncovered recently by the University of Pennsy
vania Museums archaeological field expedition in Besan
Palestine, the biblical Beth-shan The found
in the Amenophs III level dating from 141 1914 BE-
g
Evening star., 1928-12-23

Moving 400 tons of marble
down a mountainside. This
huge block, the largest ever cut
out of the Carrara marble
mines in Italy, will be used for
a statue for the new Mussolini
sport stadium in Rome.
Q Associated Press Photo
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II was to be very simple cere.
mony at st. Margaret s-by-the.Sea.
the little stone chapel where
valerie's grandmother had been
married so years before. Not that
there was anything sentimental
about the Vests, but only that st.
Margaret's afforded such an ad.
mirable solution. 1t was much
smarter than it had been in the
days Of valerie's grandmother. and
the rector was very High Church.
It was quite the thing to be
churchy about a marriage. Jazz
weddings were distinctly passe. Dig.
nifty had become sacramental
thing. and Valerie. who six months
before had contemplated carrying
a swagger stick to the altar. itched
now for sublimity.
st. Margaret's was austere. It
was. indeed, the very place for a
little family wedding" There
seemed to be nothing even family
disrespectful to tho memory OF Mr..
Thorne about getting ). married at
st. Margaret's. A city church. Of
course. would have been Different
Tad was beginning to wonder Il
he had ever really known Valerie
before. Her conversation was en-
tirely explanatory. She was either
simply furious" or thrilled to
death" She "despised" things. or
'adored" them. knowing no half
way emotions.
you'll be q wreck ~ the time
| get you," he told her gently. when
she came to him one evening from
the dressmaker's. exhausted and n
tears.
"Caveman!" she retorted. and he
knew she had misunderstood.
VALERIE was not as innocent a.
' Tad had thought. She discussed
their married life with = great deal
Of modern frankness.
II don't propose to have any chill.
drsn for ct least i've years" she
told him.
"All right. baby" he 4greed.i 81.
And Il ] should ever stop caring
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for you, I wouldn't live with you
for a single minute" she went on.
THAT wouldn't be anything short
Of legalized-"
"Valerie!"
He stopped her sternly. II don't
like to hear you talking like that.
baby. You're my little girl. and
I'm crazy about you. l guess that
doesn't leave you anything to worry
about. does it,"
"Oh. WELT" She dismissed the
subject with elaborate nonchalance.
"You cant ever tell what's going
to happen these days. It's just as
well to understand each other"
"Where'd you get oil these
ideasT' he persisted. whats got
into you. Valerie?"
"Oh. l suppose I've changed" she
conceded. "One does. you know"
VALERIE had forgotten to bring
y a gift from. Paris for her maid
Of honor, and Tad had driven her
down to ind something. He cruised
around tho .congested streets. seek
fng Z place to park while Valerie
ran into = jewelers..
S" II shant b. . minute" she prom.
Used. ANY old. thing will do TOR
Bertha. She hasn't an idea In the
world what's what. It won't take
me Z Sec"
Tad parked the car In front Of q
caterers. Valerie was to leave an
order there for pastries for Z iun'
cheon she was having the next
day. and Tad wa9 70 wait outside
An hour passed. A policeman
requested him to move on. He drove
up West street and down Temple
Place and slowly along waning
ton street. He Was beginning e
worry about Valerie. Probably
they had missed each other when
he had to move. Perhaps he had
better. 60 back to the jewelers.
Val would be annoyed II he KEEP
| her waiting. She had SO much K
do-peor kid!
He LETT the car ct garage u
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Bismarck Woman to
Address Librarians

Miss Bessie Baldwin, state library
commissioner, of Bismarck, will de-
liver the response to the address OF
welcome when q joint meeting OF the
library associations Of North Dakota
and Minnesota convene October 8, At
Fargo and Moorhead. The sessions
will continue through the 10th and
18th.
A number of speakers have been
placed on the program and librar.
ians from many cities Of the two
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Park Square and took . taxi back.
Almost two hours. View! valeriell
DO having a At.
He saw her first. Hanging over
. counter. where precious stones
rested on velvet pillows OF white
and royal purple. She was hold.
ing her hand to catch the light. And
on her little finger dinner ring
sparkled and cleaned. A man was
bending above her. A stick hooked
over his arm. and q glass In his
eye. He was smiling fondly and
twirling Z small blond mustache.
Tad had never seen Valerie look
happier. nor more beautiful. He
wanted to shake her a. though she
were Z naughty child. Yet he felt
. contradictory impulse to crush
her to him. and kill the rest Of the
men who sought her smiles. He
had an absurd desire to slap her
foppish companion across his smil.
Ing crimson lips.
THEN Valerie saw him. and had
L the grace to look guilty.
"Oh. Taddy! want you to know
Lord Montford. And. Monty, this
is my darling fiance-dont you love
him. Monty? Isn't he beautiful!
Mother and met Lord Montford
in London. Tad. ="
The men were bowling stiffly.
I'm sorry l kept you waiting.
dear-but Monty just insisted upon
buying me . wedding present. And
he simply MADE me choose It my.
self. Wasn't It the funniest thing.
running into him like this? The
Leviathan is In this morning. you
know. and Monty hasn't been In
town an hour. I think It's just
the scredmtn0est thing!
"See my lovely present. Taddy!"
Valerie held out her hand.
Gravely Tad took It. and bent to
look. He must b able to control
his voice before he spoke. He won.
dered II Valerie and her Monty had
noticed how completely the dazslin9
thing eclipsed the solitaire on Va
lerie's third finger. OF course they
had. No wonder the idiotic sap
looked SO conplacent.
ssVOU are very kind. Lord Mont
L ford" he said. and every word
was barbed with the venom that
choked him when he tried to speak
quietly. you are exceedingly gen.
erous, am sure. But cannot per.
NIT my flancee to accept 50 valuable
a gift"
why. Tad!"
Valerie sounded like an outraged
exponent of all the conventions.
why. Tad Thorne, what do you
mean-talking like that! l will.
too. The very idea! Anybody'd
"But IL Miss West Wishes" began
Lord Montford smoothly. Il scarcely
understand.
valerie. give Lord MontIord BACK
his ring"
The astonished clerk had melted
disereetly into the background. A
curious customer edged 9 little
; nearer.
II "And tell him. Valerie. that you
10 not wish to accept such trinkets,
because your husband will not be
able to afford them for you.
rs not that reason enough that
Miss West SHOULD wish to accept
. them?" Lord Montford settled hil
GLASS, and gave his stick = victcrl'
lous little swing. mo offense In
tended. assure you. my deal
, Ichap."
i valerie's face Was crimson.
1 'But Tad !"
This Is no place for q scene
Valerie. Please =. I"
ii Ito Be Continued)
Il And scA4t does vslsrts 1of-
, We'll, ,ch0t scosld you dot Ant
sch0t DO you sxpposs Tad Aas &
] soyl Read the xsxt chapter.
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HELP WANTED MALE

fANAGER WANTED-For Bis
a. marck store. Experiences uneces-
II sary. $65O.OO cash deposit re-
q 0uired on goods. 5000 up month
III ". MANUFACTURES, 2O7 South
II 18th St., Omaha, Nebr.
5 MEN Immediately to learn Bar
Der profession. Exceptional cppor-
tunity. Free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo. N. D.. Butte,
Mont.
FWHNTED-Man with car. Easy
Work. No house canvassing. Earn
$40 to $40 per day above expenses.
Write Tribune Ad. No: Sc:
MEN WANTED for bridge work at
0Oc per hour. Apply at camp three
miles east of Glen Ullin, N. D. j.
J. Rue & Sons.
YOUNG MAN WANTED. Apply in
person. Underwood Typewriter
Co. log Third street.
WANTED-Tinners and furnace
man. French E. WEIGH Hardware
Store.
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thorities failed to bring back HI
sight.
Recently do Fremont entered .
local barber shop for 1 shampoo and
massage. The barber was using IN
electric vibrator when his customer
suddenly sprang from the chair cry
inf, II can see! can seel"
It il now believed that Z blood
clot, broken by the vibrator, was tho
cause Of de Bremont's blindness.
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states will attend oil the sessions.
The morning Of Tuesday, October 8,
will be taken up with registrations
and viewing Of exhibits 1t Fargo.
Mrs. Harvey w. Bertelson will pre-
side.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO TRAUE OR SEl.l-
Hotel at Kuhn, N. D. Good pay
ing proposition, finc location.
Good terms in selling: Write
Matt Clooten, Kuhn. Full infcr-
nation will be given.
FOR SALES gal. crockery Jar
with faucet, canvas porch swing,
black travelling case with brass
corners, Martin Saxophone c
Melody. Phone 90A or call 102
WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE
Resident grocery or other small
business. Write or wire Joe
Schock, Turton, S. D., or phone
STOW, Bismarck.
FOR RENT-Good garage at res-
sonable price. Tight, warm build
ing, cement floor, gravel driveway.
Three blocks from postoffice.
Phone 1475.
FOR SALE-Used school desks and
seats. Anyone interested see or
write John o. Rise, President
Lien School District. Arena, N. D.
FOR SALE-Set Of Harvard
classics. Anniversary edition.
Good as new, $4,000. Irving Funs-
ton. Menoken, N. D.
FOR SALE-Eight heal Of Holstein
mich cows. Will br fresh this
fall. Write John Sabat. Bismarck,
| N. D.
FOR RENT--Desirable office rooms,
reasonable. Inquire Dahl Cloth
ing Store. 410 Main or phone 369.
FOR SALE Casting box. Cheap.
Inquire at Tribune office.
Rubber is being experimental
with for paving purposes.
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
MANIFESTATIONS for we'll
known Waterless Cooker Kitchen
Craft. Sells readily, for it is not
only used daily but needed in
every home since it protects
health, saves time, saves it's price
in 2 to 4 months. Entire meal in
one utensil, on one burner, no at
.tention. Guaranteed against de-
Nfect in construction, nationally ad-
vertised, unusually salable re-
mainder Of year. High earnings,
advancement. Write The Kitchen
Craft Co., West Bend. Wisconsin.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN
Al Speciality salesman to- take
charge of territory. Man who car
stand prosperity; handle big
proposition with returns Of large
remuneration for salesman who
will think and work. Strictly q
direct Manufacturers line, selling
direct to dealers. In replying
furnish three references. Addres:
Boxley Manufacturing Co., Rich
mond, Virginia.
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II DUCE HELPS VETS
Observation-Disclosures War Veter-
ans association Of Italy has been
given 4 1913 IL acre farm by
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THIS HAS HAPPENED


SYBIL THORNE. Boston socie-
~ girl, returns from n drive in
the country with CRAIG NEW.
HALL to find TINT her father has
died during her absence.
In order to please her father,
whom she ndored. Sybil had just
consented tn marry Crnig. the
His death II n fearful shock to
SyblI and her frnil little mother.
But they rnIly brnvely for tabs
apprOnchinu marriage.
Tnd, SYPHILIS handsome brother,
10 engaged TO VALERIE WEST.
The wedding II three weeks on,
md sybii. fenrfully apprehen-
sive. speculates Erimly.
"Anythlng." she reasons. sscan
happen in three weeks. Maybe
vnl will elope with n count"
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII
Mrs. THORNE. engrossed In
preparations for the marriage.
was buster than the brides mother
She monogrammed Tad's handker.
chiefs and pajamas, and debated
endlessly on the problem OF real
mice wedding gift"
Almost every day she made the
weary round Of shops and stores.
pricing silver and glass. rugs and
china-comparing values all the
way from Copley Square to Scollay.
Finally. in an antique shop on
Charles Street, she compromised on
an ancient secretary and high boy
with . bullying front.
"But. Mother" remonstr . ted
Sybil. valerie doesn't like old
things"
! Mrs. Thorne bristled defensively.
They're extraord inarily fine
pieces" she said. ''and there's moth.
ing could be In better taste than
antiques"
Craig had chosen silver cock.
tail set: a tray, and a mammoth
shaker and many goblets. Poor
Craig-he tried so hard to be one
Of the family. SYPHILIS heart went
out to him, when he discussed with
Valerie the advantages OF q wed.
ding breakfast as against a buffet
luncheon. very solemnly, like wise
old uncle.
He listened patiently to Mrs.
Thorne, who was hemming curtains
for Valerie's kitchen. Did he think
yellow checked Bingham would be
cut, or would he like plain white,
banded with delft blue? The blue
would match any ordinary linoleum
best. Of course, but then. wouldn't
the yellow afford a pleasing con-
trast?
Craig was confldant and lackey
for the lot of them. He ran or.
rands for Valerie. made reserva.
tions and bought tickets for Tad.
Mrs. Thorne. when she took to
weeping. found his shoulder always
accessible. Even Mrs. West sought
his advice.
CRAIG was to be Tad's best man.
and valerie's cousin. Bertha
Onts. was to be maid Of honor. She
was dark. andsrather norid.-a little
greasy looking. sybH Thought. with
straight. oily hair and small eyes.
An admirable contrast for valerie'a
blond beauty.
Bertha was SO dull she made
Valerie positively radiant. and more
exquisite than ever. Sybil had
heard that beautiful girls some
times choas ugly friends, IN order
to seem more beautiful themselves
but never before had she lent any
credence to the notion.
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FARM WANTED

FOR RENT-24O acre improved
farm. l want . tenant fully
equipped to farm : 240 acre place.
Located between Braddock and
Dana, Emmons county. To the
right party will furnish seed grain
on half crop share. Possession
can be given at once. Apply to
Eta B. Sayler, Bismarck, N. D,
800 Mandan street or phone h7S.
WANT to hear from owner having
rood North Dakota farm for sale.
II bargain, send price and de-
scription F. B. 6. Box 495, o.
ney, III.
WANTED TO RENT-Farm land.
so acres cultivated or prairie land.
To be located north Of Mckenzie,
N. OAK, for farming next spring.
Write E. Samuel, Bismarck, N. D.,
care of Lewis GarSke.
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Premier Mussolini. The property
was presented to II Duce for the
purpose Of creating Z model farm
and he has now turned the job over
to wounded veterans.
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Dependable Used Cars
WORK w ANTED

WORK WANTED
WANTED-Washings of all kinds,
also competent girl for general
homework. For sale: Lloyd baby
buggy. Phone 5SS-M.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or repair that leaky or clogged
radiator. All work guaranteed
and price reasonable.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

WOTk. NdlI dt S4O VCSs AsoooSA
Ave.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two large clean fur
nished rooms with bath for light
housekeeping, private entrance.
Also for ale: A bicycle, good as
new. Call at 213 Eleventh street,
one half block from Broadway.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room in modern home, $1,000 per
month. Phone 921 or call at 3O7
Tenth street, opposite st. Alexius
Nurses home.
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping on ground floor,
heat. light and water furnished,
gas if desired. Call at all Eighth
street.
FdR enthusiastically furnished
sleeping m in modern home.
Cali mornings or evenings at 7l5
Mandan street or phone 132l-M:
FOR RENT-One furnished sleep
ing room in all modern home with
or without board. Close in. Call
at 100 Ave. A or phone 983-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room suitable for one or two in
modern home. Close in. Call at
2OS Second street or phone 761.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms in modern home,
centrally located. Call at 4O4
First street or phone $50.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. Close to
capitol. Call at 81 Sixth street
vr phone 374-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in strictly modern
home. Call at 623 Sixth ST., or
phone 1151-R.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
and kitchenette with porch. 4O2
Eighth street.
FOR REN.--Large furnished room,
close in. Call at 316 Third street.
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern stuc-
CO bungaloy with garage. Finest
location, immediate possession. o.
w. Roberts, lit Main Ave. Phone
ISL or ISL.
FOR SALE-Seven-room house.
Modern in every way, including
heated carr &c, full baserent. One
AZ the best built homes in Bis
mhrck. On pavement, shrubbery
and good lawn, always kept. in,
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa.
ton pho, 267.
FOR RENT-Five room house with
lirht and water only at els South
Fifth street. Close in, ready for
possession Sept. 10th, rent reason
able. Inquire at 100 Broadway
or phone 129-W.
FOR RENT-A modern twelve room
house, two bath rooms, and partly
= furnished. Immediate Lossession::
Phone 905 or call at 222 Second
street. -
FOR SALE-Modern home, includ-
ing heated garage, full basement,
Ashrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further information phone
267.
FOR RENT-Modern six room
s.ouse cheap to responsible party.
Possession Immediately. Inquire
at 405 First street.
FOR RENT-Small modern house
centrally located. RESPONSIBLE
parties Of adults. Write Tribune
Ad. No. IS. ---
EN~-NE17T 7 $500 Lc,,eo ont;relv
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FURNITURE FOR SALE


FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Davenport and two
chairs, plain chairs. kitchen
chairs, table and cabinet, combina-
tion desk and photograph cabinet,
dresser, sewing machine, oil heat
ing stove, smoking stand and other
miscellaneous articles. Call at
112 First street or phone 637-W.
FOR SALE-W al11ut twin beds and
full sized bed. All box springs.
Practically new. A bargain. Call
Room 25, City National Bank, or
phone S98. q
FOR SALE-Electric range in good
order, practically new, reasonably
priced. Gil Second street. Phone
912-W.
FOR SALE-Lloyd baby carriage in
good condition. Reasonable price.
| Phone 729 or call At ITO Broad
way.
FOR SALE-Cheap if taken at once,
electric washer. Phone 8-F-4 in
morning or 300-R after 8 o'clock.
FOR SALE-Roll top desk and
chair, also household furniture.
Call at POI First street.
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
| Kennedy Furniture Cn.. Mandan,
| N. D.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Experienced girl for
general housework. No other need
apply. Call at 1T Main Ave. or
fphone 751.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call at 213 West Rosser
Ave.
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ELECTRIC VIBRATOR CURES
BLINDNESS
Pasaaic, N. j., Sept. 11.-Blind-
ness overlook Leo G. Dc Fremont
last May. Efforts Of medical au-
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH O N II 82-
APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Large three room un.
furnished apartment consisting Of
entire upstairs, newly decorated
and all modern. Call evenings or
mornings only, ut 6l4 Rosser or
phone 2l4-R.
FOR RENT-Small 2 room apt. fur
nished or unfurnished. Also want
school girl to work for room and
board. For sale: Good heating
stove cheap. 422 Fourth or phone
12l0-W.
FOR RENT-3ingle apartment with
kitchenette, nicely and completely
furnished, All Fifth street. Phone
273.
FOR RENT-One two-room fur
nished apartment in modern home,
924 Fourth street. Phone 543-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
800.
FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment. Call at 100 w. Rosser.
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FOR RENT-A modern twelve room
house, two bath rooms, and partly
: furnished. Immediate lossession..
y Phone 9O5 or call at 222 Second
efpnot
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Whenever an American firm
SEMI ! travelling salesman to So
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FOR SALE-Seven-room house.
Modern in every way, including
heated sars &c, full baser-ent. One
az the best built homes in Bis
mhrck. On pavement, shrubbery
and good lawn, always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa-
ton nhOy z 267.