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New Britain herald., 1928-05-11
Factory to Home
HURRY

You have been waiting for piano prices 10 take drop, sit up and take notice. You "ho have been waiting for terms you were sure you could pay before obI- sating yourself, wait no longer. Here is an opportunity the like Of which ha. not been presented to you for years an opportunity to buy q famous piano or player piano at price and on terms you little dreamed ot securing for long
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American-brcd entrants and other
American-owned steeplecha6ers.
Il was estimated tho crowd would
reach 900. 900.
Fur coats were everywhere iii
evidence, girls were IN high boots
or CATERS. Wearing colored macin-
toshes Of red, green, blue and brown,
they thronged the paddock. In addi-
ton nearly every spectator catried
an umbrella.
Bookies Drown Jazz
Thesbookies were so numerous and
shouted their odds 20 Justify that at
time sthey drowned out the jazz
band which was energetically try
ing to entertain the spectators.
Crowds came by tram, bus, charas
banc, airplanc and train from all
parts Of England. FiveHandley-
Page airliners from Croydon air
drome near London with Americans
were the first air excursions ever
conducted in connection with an
English race.
Forty-eight horses were entered
making the value Of the race to the
winner nearly $4,000.
Billy Barton, owned by Howard
Bruce Of Baltimore, appealed most
to the Americans, more than 800 of
whom came for the race. Odds
against him were 20 to /. Billy
Barton captured the English fancy
since on his first appearance in
England at Newbury he won spec
tacular race. The other Americans
bred horse entered was Blrgoright,
owned by Benjamin L. Behr Of Chi
cago.
Americans Disappointing
The, bookmakers were quite franks
" disappointed by the Americans,
who they said were not betting al
all like the millionaires which the
newspapers claimed them to be.
The crowd was thrilled over d
race, which more than any other,
tests the power of horse, his STAN.
ina and jumping ability. The four
and one-half mile course has water
jumps and other hazards.
The horses had a record which has
stood for &C years to shoot at. 10
was established in 1862 when Wis.
count de Namur's Huntsman fins
ished first in minutes and 80 secs
onds out Of field 70 -. The long4
est time required to complete the
course was In 1864 when Lord Cow
entry's Emblematic took IL minutes
and 80 seconds.
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FOR SALE

&
SIX ROOM modern house, 3 largs
bed rooms, full basement, eat
front, screen porch, deeirahle
property near sCAoolS, for 5000
mostly payable like rent.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow, :
bed rooms, hot water heat, prac.
tically new and III fine condition,
near school.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, 2
bed rooms, close In, desirable
home in fine condition. with gar
age, for $4,000.
EIGHT ROOM modern house, 8 bed
rooms, east front, near school,
desirable and in fine location.
FIVE ROOM practically new, stuc-
co, bungalow, inclosed porch, east
front, garage, near schools, de-
sirable home for $4,000, mostly
payable like rent.
FOUR ROOM modern. cottage, 2
bed rooms, full basement, garage,
near school, in rood condition, for
FIVE ROOM modern cottage, 2 bed
rooms, east front, fine SO foot
lot, for $780,, on terms.
SIX ROOM modern home, stucco
finish, practically new, breakfast
nook, 3 bed rooms, garage, in very
choice location near schools, mod
ern throughout and very desir-
able.
FINE property for business pur-
poses, 75x140 feet, between Third
and Fifth streets, south Of Thayer
avenue.
CHOICE building lots for residence
purposes.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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Foa GALE

EIGHT ROOM modern house, nice
trees. close IN. 100000.
FIVE ROOM modern cottage, Close
IN, only $4,000.
FIVE ROOM modern BUNGALOW
close In, Al condition, 100000
SIX ROOM modern house, sun
| porch. garage, splck and span
close in, cheap at 100000.
FOUR ROOM strictly modern
bungalow, never occupied, the
best Of ito size In the city, 81
much less than cost, 100000.
SEVEN ROOM house, everything
strictly modern, 76 foot lot
100000 cash, balance cheaper
than rent, $S500.00.
BUILDING LOTS-Make Z savings
investment for = homo by buying
= lot on monthly payments. Hun
dreds Of the homes here have been
started on this plan by me.
1NSURANCE-Fire, tornado. auto.
mobile, in good, old, reliable com.
FARM LANDS-The cheapest good
land Is around Bismarck. have
the biggest and best list ever
had and have more sales on than
In ten years.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUST.
NESS with the best advertiser Of
this part Of the state Bismarck
has ever had.
= u vnvyNsC
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Sally. cajoling the crowd away
from the giant:
.And here. LADIES' and gentle
men. we have the most beautiful
girl that ever escaped from . Turk.
ish harem-the Princess LAllA
Right here folks! Here's . real
treat for youl Thay may como big
ger but they don't como prettlerl
I've saved the Princess Lalla tor
the last because she's the best !
know I'll Jon sheits will agree With
me- Embarrassed enorts Of
laughter interrupted him. '1That'o
right boys. And e the Princess
Lalla don't show up tonight III
know that some good.lookins stan
ton boy has eloped with her.
~stand up. Princess LAlla, and
let these hoys see what . Turkish
princess looks likel Don't crowd
now. boys!s
Sally slipped from her chair and
advanced . PACE Or two toward thu
edge Of the platform. her knees
trembling -, she could scarcely
walk.
lt ala not seam possible q hs,
that the glamprous. boautieul 6gur(
q whom the aDio1oe ha0 0o6o 1
deep and ireaie oalaam No. oolly
Ford. She wondered ~ ~ thool
AA~AaA neaaaAA -. - waAh 80
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-TWo Fordso1l- tractors
with plows, one 1928 Twin City
tractor, one 1890 Rumely tractor.
These tractors are al ii good
condition and ready to 60 in the
field. Come and see them. E. w.
And 'rson, Mckenzie, N. D.
NATIONAL Cash REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles aud .isss! We have one to
tit your business. w. E. Stitsel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
WANTED-Copies Of Will's Seed
Catalog. We have run out Of our
1928 catalogs and will pay &c
each for every copy brought to
our store. Oscar H. Will I Co.
FOR SALE-Cholce Imported Ger.
. man Rollers sad HaYts Mountain,
also .lativr singers. Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone ll6.J, Jacob
Bull, Dickinson. N, D.. Box 72e.
RAOIO-Real bargain. Good Zenith
radio completely installed only
$4,000, time II desired. Write
Tribune Ad. No. Is.
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uooe woman, however. to let zeal.
ou1y interfere with her Judgment
whore the show was concerned.
She had demurred a little. then
had abruptly agreed to Rybee's
plans tor Sally. Hours OF sharp
tongued instruction from Mrs. BY.
~ had resulted In Sally's being
on tho platform now. uervously
awaiting her turn.
The crowd surged nearer to Sal.
10 platform. The spieler was IN.
tsodueins the giant now. and Jan
wae rising slowly from bis euor'
NOUS chair. unfolding his incred.
iblo length. standing erect 1t last.
% that bic head touched and slight
y raised the sloping canvas roof
oe the tent.
Dho wondered. as she gazed pity
ingly and . little fearfully At Jan,
Row 4 telt to b three fest taller
than even the tallest Of ordinary
mon. and 90 she wondered CHI
Gaso1 upward into JAMS face and
caught something OF an answer 4
bor question. For JAMS great. hol
Dow o1oo. Ut "a . skeleton Of . face
Wpro The saddest she had ever oeen
but patiently sad, - II the little
boz oou1 that hid somewhere 4
th1t togsibly abnormal body q hll
~ resigned itself to eternal cor
tov and. loneliness.
~ ~. request Of the spieler ~
| elalko6.. IKE . seyen.leaguerhootl
eeooeueo. q . fairy talA NJ ~
/ 6oeD ~ little platform. then. III
| G1ieneo1, patient, DO folded - q
Fnlnoo1nt 1oeD and relaxed n II
opooe eaalS with Sigh. ~ -
| e1lo4ele ~ lndi6erently o9glnl
oo1fG1s1 ojctures Of himself -
] en)o 49, tho barker turned touagl
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FOR SALE

A NEW STUOCQ. BUNGALOW
that is strictly modern, hardwood
floors, furnace heat, two bed
rooms, large closets, q sun parlor,
full basement, basement garage.
East front, low taxes, good Local
ton. Sales price $65Q0.0o., Good
tsrmsss. So h -
A FIVE YEAR OLD MODERN
bungalow, oak floors, two bed
rooms, large closets, oak trim in
living room and dining room,
breakfast 'nook in kitchen, full
partitioned basement, outside
double garage. South front; good
location. Sales price $6760.00.
Terms. e
A VERY FINE HOME STRICTLY
modern, four large bedrooms,
hardwood floors and trim, fire
place. hot water heat, full parti-
toned basement, laundry room.
South front, good location. Sales
price S1sso,0o Terms, ,.s...
SIX ROOM MODERN rvs STORY
house, fire place. hardwood floors,
full basement, 4uln4ce heat. South
front, good location, Sales price
$6boo.o0. Very rood terms.
FIVE ROOM s4Ucc0sANp 4IEs
bungalow, modern, basement gar
age, furnace hoat, hico lot, south
front. Sales price @4700. Tsfuai.
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
part bassment furnace deat rood
location: seles price $500 90.
Good terms. 81
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house, water, lights, bath, east
front. SALES price 1880; GO. Good
We ROOM PARTLY MODERN
hopss, harduood- 1leess, !. watsy,
lightst ~, sarage. sales prize
A srAnEE3nOo6INc HOUSE,
modern, ingrSed pk some repairs,
los4tpd c3ooe sto cafholie church
md. school, siuaIao ~ po6gosoions
4ioo 1fipo 118Tco. IT'D Mo- seaah
.ae.as - ~ heatal J ~ assts y
TlE1B4kGEseCYgAEWkYsc1iA6sk
rod 4lnll complete list ~ Ri1s
36oe1 Ia with
"a ~ bye1A 4 !. aecl
f n ~ b1f4 Nm IN NJ;
. g il9k s6ohtt1et,
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AUTHOR OF
SAINT AND SINNER

and embroidered with sequins and
edged with gold fringe. half.reveal-
ing and half-concealing her delicate
young curves: . provocative lace
veil dimming and making mystic,
rious the brilliance Of her wide.
childish eyes.
She wondered II any Of the more
skeptical would mutter that the
golden-olive tint Of her face. neck
and bare arms had come out OF q
can OF burnt-sienna powder. ap-
piled thickly and evenly over q film
OF cold cream. The mock. Jewel.
wrapped ropes OF her blueblack
hair. however. were real. and she
felt their beauty as they lay against
her slowly rising and falling breast.
To her gravely expressed doubts
OF the authenticity Of her Turkish
costume Mrs. Bybee had replied
CURLY. CONTEMPORARY: my Gawd!
Who knows or cares whether Turk.
ish danes dress like this1 It's
pretty. amt It? Them women may
wear turbans and what-nots for all
I know, but that black hair of yours
amt going to be covered up with
no towel around your head"
And 90. circling her brow ana
holding the scrap Of black lace nose
veil In place. was . crudely fash.
toned but gaudily pretty crown
studded with imitation rubies and
emeralds and diamonds a big o.
birds eggs.
II declare. you make q lot bet
ter Princess Lalla than Minnie
Brooks did" Mrs. Bybes had com.
mented after Quitting Sally. ~She
took down with appendicitis In
Sioux City and ws amt had Z crys.
tai gazer since-one Of the big hits
Of the show. too"
But the spieler was going on and
on. giving her . fearful and won
derful history. endowing her With
weird gifts Yea. cir. folks,
the Princess Lalla sees I'll. knows
Aliases Ill In this magic crystal Of
hers. She sees past, present and
future. and win reveal MI to any.
ono who cares to step up on this
platform and b convinced. Just
Is cents. folks, one lonely little
quarter. and you'u have past. pres
ent and future revealed to you By
the Turkish seeress, favorito Tor.
tuneteller Of the Sultan Of Turkey.
Who'll b drst. boys and girls1 Step
right up
A. he exhorted and harangued,
tho spieler. whom Sally had herd
called Gus. was busy arranging the
little pine table. covered With black
velvet embroidered in gold thread
with the signs Of the Zodiac. On
the table stood Z crystal ban,
mounted on Z ternished gilt pedes.
til. and covered over with = black
square Cue whisked OF the
square and revealed the ~magio
crystal to the gaping crowd. Than.
with another deep salaam, he con.
Quoted the princess Lallas to her
thronerlike chair. She seated her.
self and cupped her brown-painted
hands with their Sided nails over
tho large glaao howl
Il 4 young man vaulted lightly MP
on the platform, followed By giggles
and olangy words Of encourage
ment 6ally's eyes. mercifully
J shielded By the black lace veil.
!, Wi6oue0 with terror. Her hands
tromhlnA n n khnN h0VAraA AEnF
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Tnls HAS uAPPENED

SALLY FORD. ta4aeo - . state
osphasage. e seas1el est TIE
:sse ;.: e: = = 80: e c, ~. o "a.
DAVID NASH. sssasss esd slh.
iete. whs 3 weskesg - The Car.
son eae0 Ter The eum0es. Ger.
son makes oneoosasleas abeUe
Davtd's tsteo1selp Ter salty ana
Oevis sts!kee nsa. Net ksswiss.
sally sse Qave1 1ee1de q sun
away. AZ that alghs they sra@p
through oeo1o end uouse0 RESIDE
toward The IOtlle seWn - stanton
AZ daybree6 they csoee the palI.
road tracts ea6 zee . carnival
81. co So: :ss s.:... :s:s: s
e6ralSaE The ovsiReS g dhe ear.
aSvao naees . Ooaee Ter them.
NOW GO ON WuT0 THE OT0aY
CHAPTER XIV
TIP I0HT this way. LADIES' and
- gentlemen! Step right up
and, ses Ro6o, the ostrich man. eat
glass. nails. toothplcks. lead pipe.
Or what have youl He chews EN-
Up and swallows 'em like q kid eats
candyi Boffo digests anything and
overything from horseshoes to
jack.knivss! Any gentlemen pres.
ent got . jack.knife for BoiYo's
diuner1 Come on. folks! Don't
b bashful! Don't let Boao 60
hunsryl"
Dimiy through the crowd came
the voice OF the barker and ticket
seller IN his tell. red. Scared boz
outside the tent: "All right. oil
right! Here you are! Only quar-
ter-26 cents-two bits--to see the
big showi Performance Just start
ed! Step. right upl All right. boys,
this way! Don't let your girls call
you . pikArl Two bits pays for Il
ell! See the hall.mau.half.woman!
See the girl nobody can llfti Try
and lift her. boysl Little and
pretty 40 . picture. but heavy as
lead! All right. step right IN!
. Don't crowd! Room Tor everybody!
Sec Princess Lalla. the Harem Crys
I'll Gsserl Sees oil. knows ell!
See Pity Stag. the smallest woman
In the world
lucredlblel On Saturday. Just
two days ago. che had been peellns
apples 70 make pies for the Carson
family. To-day she was . member
OF Q carnival troupe. under the
protection Of Winfield Bybeo. owner
Of Ill these weird creatures about
whom the spisles was chanting. &
was too unreal 70 b true.
There had been - solid hours
Of sleep. Thsp. had come : mar
velously satisfylns supper 10 the
dining or. or privilege" car. With
Bybee hlmself Introducing her %
those astoniehing people whom the
spieler was now exhlblting 20 the
curious country people The giant.
Z Hollander named Jan somethlng
or-others had bent from vast heights
to take her hand; the tiny male
midget. . Hawaiian billed merely
- Nokob had gravely asked her.
In tiny, piping voice. * she would
sew . button On bic miniature eoat
Tor him: the beasded lady va
. man. after al . man With q uae.
urolly fa1oatto volco and tiny hands
and feet, BoIo. the human ostrich.
had dleoppoiuted her b being 1T
lsoo0 With . very ordinary diet q
cornsd boof aid cabbage The tet
Girl, W1o had coo01od % sally thal
oho aooly Wolyhoo 80 rounds
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
= s.as7s II Q n II go
FOR SALE

BUNGALOW, five rooms and bath,
new and Ill modern, garage, good
| location, south front. Price
9l05O.0O. Terms.
HOUSE-Eight rooms and bath, all
modern and Ia splendid condition,
fine location. A desirable home.
Full lot. Price $7600.00. Terms.
BUNGALOW-New stucco, five
rooms and bath, vestibule, five
closets. splendid arrangement,
newest design, full partitioncd
basement. Garage. Price $5500.OO.
BujSSIGaA Ii rooms and bath,
al modern, glazed porch, hot wa
ter heat, living and dining room
finished in oak. Price $4750.0O,
Terms.
HOUSE-Six rooms and bath, stuc-
CO and brand new, fire place, hot
water heat, garage attached to
house, east front, fine trees. Price
$7260.0O. Ready for occupancy
May 1st, 1928.
HOUSES rooms and bath, mod
ern. hot water heat, porch, east
'front.' ooupIe garage. frlce
$3800.00, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly payments.
HOUSE-Eight rooms, partly mod
ern, half block. ground, fine chick
en- ranch. Price 100000.
With spring rapidly approaching
you will want to get located in your
OWN HOME. and enjoy the con-
tentment and satisfaction Of real
life.
We write every form Of insur.
ance in good old reliable Insurance
Companies.
Phone 1873
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECUR.
ITY COMPANY, INC.
Office with First Guaranty Bank.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

EARLY SPRING gives you the
largest selection and biggest bar
gains in used car, to be had q
any other time Of the year. re
Studebaker coach, refinished, like
new; '26 Buick Master coach
little mileage, perfect condition;
'26 Oldsmobile De Luxe sedan q
. bargain for quick sale: '2t
Dodge sedan, leather upholstered;
'26 Oldsmobile coach; '28 Dodgl
sedan, leather upholstery. These
are guaranteed used cars. Easy
time payments.
M. b. GILMAN co.
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LAWN FERTILIZERS

LAWN FERTILIZER
l HAVE some pure sheep fertilizer,
the best money can buy. I haul
black dirt and ashes. If you want
to get your moneys worth phone
977-J. T. NJ. Burch, 416 Seventh
street.
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LOTS FOR SALE-Now Is the time
to make plans for your summer
vacation. Why rot buy a lot and
build cottage on the shores Of
Island lake which abounds with
fish and game? One Of the pref
tiest lakes in Minnesota. Must be
sc to be appreciated. Lots COX
$50, $3.50 and up. Write or call
A. l.. Woodmark, 210 Broadway,
Bismarck, N. d.
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HOME LAUNDRY

GENTLEMEN! The only way to
keep your shirts for years Is to
senI them to Marguerit Bulten's
Home Laundry. Repairs IL de-
sired. We call and deliver. 203
Ave. A West. Phone 1917.
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FOR RENT--All Of section 3,
township 139, range 80, about
three miles north Of Bismarck.
About 240 acres plowed land,
balance hay and pasture. G. F.
Dullam.
FOR SALE-My Is 1-2 acre farm,
all fertilized land located on Fort
Lincoln road, outskirts of city.
Peter Schantz, Route 2, Bis
marck, N. d.
Scientists observations indicate
that the sun radiated Z per cent less
heat in 1922 than in previous years.
and that since then it has not sent
out a normal amount Of heat. The
life Of the sun. however, is esti-
mated to be 10000, 900 ,OO0, 900 years.
Specific gravity is the weight of
a body compared with the same VOL
ume Of water.
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BOACD AND ROOM

BOACD AND ROOM
BOARD AND Room in modern
home. Close in, very reasonable.
Young men preferred. Call at
S23 First. Phone 066-M.
TRY the Mohawk For rooms and
board. Phone las.
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ROOMS ron RENT

WE'LL FURNISHED room In nice
private home. Close IN. Always
hot water. Gentleman only. In.
qutre SOC Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished
sleeping room in modern steam
heated home, close in, $12 per
month 1t 6lO Thayer.
FOR KENT-Furnished room suit.
able for gentlemen, one block
! west Of postoffice. Mrs. L. Logan,
208 Second street.
FOR RENT-April lst, three nice
well ventilated rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply ia
F. A. Knowles.
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room
in new home. Suitable for two.
Ladies preferred. Call at 1l06
ThAyer Ave.
FOR RENT-Two light housekeep-
ing roms on ground floor. Mod
ern with gas stove. 1922 Broad
way.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
I room in modern home. Call at
616 Third street. Phone 1179.
FOR RENT--Furnished room suit
able for one or two. Call at 418
Seventh street. Phone 844-J.
FOR RENT-Furnished .sleepinR
ing room in modern home. Call
ct 2l9 Tenth street. Phone 535-W.
FOR RENT-A nice comfortable
room in good location. Also
garage for rent. Phone 640-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in 4
modern home. COZ Sixth street.
Phone 782.
FOR RENT-tS0om at 4O6 Sixth
street. Phone All. Mrs. J. E..
Dawson.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 314
LIZ Main stress. Mrs. K. A. Grit
fin.
FOR RENT-Furnished room close
in, 316 Third street.
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Lair Motor Sales Co.
1 OFFICE ROOMS

FOR RENT-Desirable office room
in Hoskins block. See s. A.
Floren, Business Service Co.
" Phone 401.
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INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECUN
lTY COMPANY, INC.


Office with First Guaranty Bank.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern
house with garage, also for sale,
rent or trade, z city garden lots
and Ia section land near Wing.
INQUIRE A, u. Shipp. .,.
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aOU0E0 AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Six room and bath
bungalow, hotwster heat. Close
in. Also for sale: A kitchen range
with water front, $500. Phone
0O5 after 500 d. m.
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SATESMEN-Make $50 or more
weekly, permanent position. Write
quick, National Sales Agents, Du-
luth. MINI. 81
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NALESMEN

AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN--I
you are in earnest and want to
make connection where you can
make $500 to 500 weekly, we
have the proposition with . re-
liable company producing . quail
ity line Of attractive fest selling
merchandise for the entire FAM
ily. Complete sample line fur
nfshed. For full information,
write Minnesota. Wooden Com
pany, Duluth, MINI. !.
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FOR RENT-April LIST Z room mod
ern house, hot water heat, full
basement. Also garage. Call
676-M after 5 p. m.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house ct 70l Front street. In-
quire at 5II Second street or
phone 317.
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Carols Next Retreat
: Is ClOaked in Mystery

\ Godstone, Surrey. England,
May 1O.-(AP)-It was an
nounced at the home Of NJ.
? Jonescu. where former Crown
Prince Carol Of Rumania is
. the guest. that Carol was con-
fined to his bed today with
chills and fever.
London, May 10.-(P--Sir Will
liam Joynson-Hicks. home secretary,
announced in the House Of Com
mons today that he hoped Prince
Carol will have left the country by
Monday. d,
Carols next retreat was cloakcd
In mystery. Carol was stunning
publicity as diligently as he seemed
to be counting it day or two ago
when he journcyed to London and
visited the zoo after the deportation
order became known. The house
of his fellow countryman, M.
Jonescu, at Godstone, Surrey. was
closely guarded against intrusion.
In some quarters it was stated
that Carol had been invited to the
Irish Free State, but the Daily Mail
said he had been made to reahzc
that the Free State government ana
not wish to be embarrassed by ms
presence. There was some douDt
whether he would return TO france
and one rumor was to the effect
that he was almost certainly gong
to Belgium. Monte Carlo was an
other suggested place of refuge.
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