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Eat More Liver:"-Doctors Advise

II YOU don't know You ought 10
know~~-that science has discovered In
beef and calves liver q "MyEtsri0lIk
Substance" that by actual teat has
succeeded In restoring 10 good Health
thousands OF weak. -blooded
WORKOUT people.
80 leading physicians the country
over are advislng their run down,
thin bloodrd patients 10 eat more
liver for better health. more energy
aud greater vitality.
40 wonderfully efficient IL this
Mysterious Substance" that In many
hospitals that dread disease. PERM"
rio,is Anemia. has been successfully
treated and overcome,
But getting into the system This
potent Mysterious Substance" by
eating liver In recognized as slow
process Too allow for the average
well speedily.
30 one of The hest known iabora-
tories In America. after prolonged
experiments, succeeded IN extracting
from tseah bsef liver the vital etc
menss and put up ihlA extract Ia
concentrated form, very naiatAbie ana
even pisaAant IN The taste,
Yot can 30 10 any druEe.st who II
III all progressive to-day and get a
bla i1-0unca hottie 1T Henso- Liver
thai viii last You eight days. II h
not a pai1nl msdieine,
A Tablespoonful IL 4 dose and YOU u
have Ia eat \ lot ri liver "a get a.
much of this red bla0d making "Myss
teri0,ls Substance" - yas,'li Ret In
one tablespoonful NJ Hemo"Lsvet.
indeed ~ powerful sffieaey ~ NJ
apparent that nns hottie, aT eight
days treatment, nftsn hslngs s,iah q
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MONTGOMERY WARD & co.
PLANNING LARGER CHAIN
will Add 100 Stores to It's Present
Holdings, President of Con-
Germ Announces.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February s.-Montgom-
ery Ward g. Co. has announced plans
for a large retail chain store develop
ment program supplementing its mail
order business in the general mer-
chandising field
The announcement. made by George
B. Everitt, president OF the company
said the mail order house would begin
at once adding to Its 50 chain stores.
opened during the last II months as
an experiment. and intended to have
a total of $50 In operation before the
end OF the present year.
The announcement said the COM
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parrnis HEY may use l. freely wnh
children ii any age HE Youngest
infant. And how they love the
taste!
one word oi warning; Qtl the
pure. real tastoria fletchera CAS-
tnr,a j. thr original. II j. The kind
doctors specify, And with every
toilie comes book on Z arc and
Feeding III Babies" shal 's worth is
weight ~ gold 10 any mother or
prospective mother Sn, remember,
i'tI }nnf druggist you wish fldch-
efs tasioria.
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METH0DISTS MEET.

SAN ksIGkT). 1Az.. February Q ~,
% 4 central c6nfeTfTles f1f MsziesD
NesilodiAis '. ~ fafDlsd hNfe yegterasy
o. b. meeting III cHufcinnEu presided
Hyst by w b. Eeasnilsmp NJ Atlanta,
Tia Bishop III the Methodist Episcopal
Church South
Ai,guI 30 fhUteiIIDsn irnBp The Hezic9
sonfeTenGe ihe Texas sho The yesitFil
NexIean missions we're iSfsssnt Pub
btsaDtl Ut mare reigta,sia lilststLre IN
ktsilistl WA discussed ~ me n1settDR.
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MARYLAND BONDS SOLD.

BALTIMORE. February q Especially.
The State of Maryland sold sl.Sl5. 900
a. per cent construction certificates OF
Indebtedness. maturing from 1893 to
1861. yesterday, on an average basis of
slightly less than 3.f5 per cent. The
certificates were awarded to Owen Daily
g. Co. the Union Trust Co. of Baltimore
and the National City Co. OF New York
a. 103.529. the second highest bid.
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Witch yeu would never believe wss u
sonr xyeNsUA.
In s.ss 3 siwsts sseatA. ever NA4
Thousand men and wosAsn wtceN tAAs
thsy obtained wonderful rttief nHM
even Q short tTeAtment wtth AassfskA
MANY al them said that nsw> attss
All sthsr sFeatmenla ana nseAtelNeas
haa falleA thsy are at lAst vsA Il GO
inaixNssiNn. sNaar Stomach, sAsepAee4ss. =.
nass' uervcnsne<s or ether treune aAA !,
IA thar eAses % Intestinal xkAsks ARAs
naw. thase fnlkA NY. thex Axe. seAM |,
Ana b aAt ana sxAleS Ne tee<e Netx
No mAssss What yea hes4 Htsa tas
ths AewelA ana ssesaAeA AAlertkA wsn Z.
Ssl1 ~ ever saeee arsss.asA g
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NEW YTRK FsbfusTy stepseiai .-r
FtsilyD g.s,ds 8sTksis were saiisi again
h,6sy NJ pint Glotn prices were gisfkeG
~ ~ at ~ fW s4ssDs The standard
ssx72s remained hnGbsHgsd 81 a.,
msrNet.
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PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
what Il Rack 81 Each SHARE.

-
Dividends have hecn pad continuously
sin,r 1919. cxccnt IN ycar 1922.
Stock dividends of IS per rent In 1918 +
rer cent in 1924 and per cent in 1928 were
also paid.
Al SIS stock Yields SIS rer cent.
January .0-Reporteu Continental 10 nur-
chase L. $. Can, giving 4 sharce their stock
for 5 ~ u 8: also 81 .00O.n0O to hermit
L. &. Ia redeem preferred stock Also RI.
ported that psssaic Metal Go. has been taken
over.
Consult YOUR banker or broker for FUR
ther Information As To vaites bark OF ttts
stock
scraphook this for, future reference.
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pany ultimately intea1ds to have . e.s-
tail chain store In ZACH uf the $500
towns Of more than sAuD population IN
the United states where suitable 10
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RUBBER gLUMPe.

hpW YOHE. February s'specisib,
Crude raDber, sau,ssd TiDbed silAsis,
nscliS1s6 2ts At t0dsy's nom quotation
Of 20 'This compares With 1oes 4
month age ana sTIIs q year aga.
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store We are operating. The presefH
national chains have developed 0nEkf
groceries. drugs. textiles md 5 and aN
cent goods ~ 1f
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biz Improvement IN health that both
patient and d0etar are ahtaniAhed.
It's snccras ~ maker Of rich
blood aud Ia bring strength. vignr
and vitality Ia those who are anrmlc
aud run down IL nj certain thai ul,Ar.
macihla sell II with The distinct un,
defsianding that u ore battle daes
not help you wonderfully ~w your
nancy will be refunded,
Mrn aud wnmen who are suffering
from lowered vitality. general weak
ness, overwork nervous breakdown CT
anemia can put their faith In tiemo~
Liver rof feeble old penpie. sitls
~ 10 10 and In ranvaieScsnee n
WON'T fail II strengthens the nerves.
increases the red blood eeiik. pr0mntes
health and Iehuiids energy,
uet HemnsIiser at Peoples drug
stores Advertisements
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Sc Years Old and
Eats Fried Onions,
Pie--Anything

XTnNY FEW ever fary can eat
Y heartily cf fried food or pie ana
MOI suney Attsrward fren tndigss.
ton o. stomach kaa But read what
thia Plttsbursh man al % says:
AWFUL bioattng from stomach gas
ana dyspepsia caused me TEXTURES ana
made siNer impossible. Thea ] read
ahoss Adierika In the Pittsburgh Press
and rot q bottle. II helped ma right
away ana In . year ana halt y has
worked O miracle. Now % 10 ] eat
almoas everything. such things ~
fried potatoes o. ontons ana pie agree
with mo fns. ] enjoy ME ana arm
happy again, "~~rhos. J. heFOsf. Fsfts-
hureh Pc.
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A o GENTLY and naturally - taxi
a tns Q drunk Of water. AdlsrikA
acts Upon hOTM upper ana lower
howala. arinsins immediate relief
from sas bioatiae. tHtsattHsl slssis
and eAroHie csmstipaftes.
The very FtNnT dose 1t Adiestka
often oftnsa aut AstoM,shsng amounts
nj old waste matter from the inles~
tinal canal This poianneas matter
may have been IN the lmtssssrss \
lang time. causing GeA headache
aieeplessnesa and many other symp.
toHaA A treatment es . fese sessks
with AaleEikA eeteA eerysess ehrensc
eanstapstien ana Intestinal stssis. -
mese yAtisfaetaFy eoAditiaA
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shoulders and looked into his eyes,
Don't say It that way" she eau.
toned him. 1T sounds as II you
didn't believe me. And we must
never doubt each other again. Or
lie. One little lie led to all the
trouble We had.
But It began before that-the
night OF our wedding. l asked my.
self II you loved me. l should have
believed that you wouldn't have
married me II you didn't. And |
should have kept on believing it,"
POD took her hands OF his shout.
- ders and pressed them to his
lips. "A man never had Z sweeter
BRIDE" he told her. but a mans a
man. Berthe Lou. And that means
that sometimes he's a fool. Only
. Wise woman can help him then.
YOU were too proud and too good"
Berthe Lou smiled at him. well.
try It again" she warned him, and
I'll light for you like q nshwife."
Il think I'll stick to tho hearth.
side." Red replied. but l still
would like to know how you II.
nanced this house. And that doesn't
mean that think you stole the
money or anything like that. but
Just % Z matter Of curiosity. )"
II bought 1t on terms. OF course.
silly. And It's half yours. You
were the nrst person to answer my
ad."
with chicken feed In my pocket!
But I've got Z position. l take
possession Of . cage on Monday.
It's special work and there will be
q lot Of overtime. but it's with q
big organization and now that I've
something to work for besides bread
and butter. ="
Thank goodness I've found q
paying tenant for this house at
last" Berthe Lou applauded. "You
don't know how I've worried about
tho future payments"
Rod laughed. "You can sell the
flowers and vegetables I've grown.
A lot OF your i've dollars week
went for seed"
Then you must have been liv.
tnk on crackers and cheese" Der.
tie Lou declared. jumping up. And
I've the loveliest dinner for you!
But you will have to help me With
the steak"
II can cook It to the queens
TASTE" Rod assured her. Suddenly
Berthe Lou paused over lifting the
steak to tho broiler.
"You said that the first time We
cooked . meal In our own home,'
she reminded him.
This II Z new start. too" Rod
replied selemnly. And this time
NJ Will make = 60 Of It. won't We.
Berthe Lou?"
LETS 50 right out after dinner
and send kilograms to our parents"
Berthe Lou suggested: and I've
got to telephone poor little Bessie
Rogers. She will sit up for mo I'm
afraid. She never trusted you very
much and ! think she guessed that
! was head over heels In love with
my caretaker. And she may dis
cover that I've brought . weekend
bat. expected you to leave TO-
night" she added naively.
TELL her that you've given me
the Job tor life" Rod satd. I'm
never going % stop taking care Of
yoQ again"
Tor ave dollars Z week?"
Tor love Of the only girl Ii the
THE END
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
Qs1.0S0I Nh 0Ao.N


Notice is hereby given that that
cred by James Il. Swanick and Ethel
N. Swanick. his wife. mortgagors. to
Paul &. Remington. mortgage, dated
the list day OF December, 1915. and
filed for record In the office Of the
register Of deeds Of the County Of
Burieioh and state OF North Dakota,
- the 18th day OF December. 1915.
and 1sly recorded In Book los OF
Mertsases. page so. and assigned by
writing 70 city National Bank OF
Rtmarck. North Dakota. dated the
18th day OF January. 1917. and filed
for record IN said office Of said reg :
tster Of deeds on the l7th day Of July.
1873. and recorded In Book 175 81
Assignments. page 49,. and thereafter
duly assigned by an instrument in
writing to Tho Depesitors' Holding
Company; corporst'on:: dated n.
for record in the office 81 said reg
istsr OF deeds on the 18th day OF
July. 1928. ana recorded In Book let
Of miscellaneous Records 1T page 467
will be forsclosed by sale OF the
premises In such mortgage and here
Ina fter described, at the front door
Of the Court House At Bismarck. In
the County Of Burlsiwh. and state OF
North Dakota. at the hour Of two
teber. A. d. 1923. to satisfy the amount
; due upon such mortgage On the dag
! of sale. The preMikes described In
such mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are described a.
| follows. to-wit:
Lots Nine and Ten - and 100 in
| Block Twenty-Five t.D Of the
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him reproachfully. Il asked you
why you were late and you said
you had worked at tho ONCE. OF
something. And you had been to
Lila's apartment"
"Yes." Rod admitted. II had. but
couldn't tell you why. Berthe Lou
| didn't want to worry you"
And you were there when
called your ONCE Just after l got
that telegram from home" BERTHE
Lou added. Il knew then that you
were In love with Lila"
mo. don't say that" Rod plead,
ed. Il won't lie to you again. ever,
even Tor your own sake. Please
believe me. didn't care much for
Lila then-exeept that I believed
her . wonderful friend. Later
thought ! did. But It has been you.
BERTHE Lou. tigtt. last aud always
since ! Arst loved you And there
was nothing With Lila ~ ! can't
tell you about"
QERTIE LOU allowed him to take
= her hands. "will you lot me
tell you why I lied to you!" be
asked to break the silence In which
she struggled for faith In him. She
nodded.
Then Rod told her about the neck
lace and the bracelets. She did
that to cause trouble between us!'
Berthe Lou cried at one point In
the story. "Oh. Rod. II only you
had told me Why you had to save
your money!"
Il couldn't when you came back
from Wayvills." he answered. "You
had changed 70. mean though,
you had. I'm ashamed Of It. Berthe
Lou. but didn't believe you would
want to pay Lila the Insurance
money"
~ know. She had made you
think | was q selfish little beast. .
Berthe Lou said.
"And you had . date the nrst
|nisAt you we're Aoas." he reminded
1T surprised Marco more than II
did you" BERTHE Lou answered.
smiling. Il never would have gone
out with him II you hadn't told
me you were having dinner with
the Lorees."
And 70 they went on. bringing up
their grievances. laying them. clear
ing away their mtsunderstandinso
and coming nearer 70 each other
than they ever had bssn before.
Suddenly Rod remembered that
Berthe Louis presence IN the Baker
cottage Vas unexplained. TELL me-
how you happen to b here" b
urged her.
I ITS whore ! should b." she
boosted proudly. Fright In our
own home!"
She enjoyed Rods evident per
plexity. but abe did not kAon him
long n suspense. Il had THU
house built with the money you
sent me-" she told him. LILA did
~ one GOOD turn. even Il she didn't
mean 70. She forced - @ savl
some money"
but $4,000 wouldn't build thil
house," Rod protested.
Berthe Lou put her hands on BIZ
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CHAPTER XLvIIl


pod stepped into the tiny hall
and then halted abruptly. For
few seconds he fancied he had
entered the wrong house. That was
absurd. This was Bakers place.
all right. But what was going on?
Who could be here?
"Why. Baker. Of course" he told
himself. though still puzzled. He'd
never thought about the possibility
OF the man having q wife. This
looked like a woman's work. But
It was funny they hadn't waited
until he was out Of tho house. Per-
haps they wanted him to leave at
once.
He was still In the hall when sud.
denly he was rooted to the spot by
q greeting called out to him from
the kitchen. Was this an hallucina.
ton?
"Rod, Is that you?" the voice
sounded, a bit shaky. Come out
and help me with the steak. will
you?"
Rod moved on into the living
room. feeling just as he should
have felt-completely bewildered.
This couldn't be! Now he knew
he was the victim Of his own mind.
His brooding over the past had
brought him to the verge Of In.
sanity.
That table. He stood staring at
1t. without answering the voice
from the kitchen. Oh. he was still
too sane for that! OF course there
were no places laid for two. no
gorgeous red roses. and a lace cloth.
Then he shifted. "Oh. Lord" he
groaned. do l only imagine that
heavenly smell?'
'Well, aren't you coming?" The
voice from the kitchen was grow.
Ing impatient-just like q wife's.
/. For answer he moved over and
touched the roses. Their feel was
unmistakable. Did people imagine
they felt things. too-things that
weren't there? Rod had a touch Of
panic.
HE drove out to the kitchen like
q veritable mailman. He would
lind out II he could see the owner
OF that voice! r. he could !.
then there was no doubt about It
he was ready for the straight
jacket.
He saw her. standing before the
kitchen table, fussing with Z thick
soak. and not trusting herself to
look up at him. Ho lifted his arm
and drew his coatsleeve across his
eyes. Berthe Lou waited for him
70 say something. She heard only
2 half-suppresssd sound OF helpless
misery. that brought her head up
with = jerk.
Why. what's the matter with
your" she cried and rushed over o
though she feared he was going 10
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fal! and she could save him. Her
touch on his arm had a strange ef.
feet. What happened then was far
from BERTHE Louis plans.
Rod simply took her and held
her. Held her as a drowning man
would hold to life. BERTHE Lou
could scarcely breathe. And she
couldn't think at all. A humorous
phrase came to her mind-"this Is
so sudden" 1t made her laugh.
And the laugh. though It was barely
audible for lack Of strength behind
1t. was q sound Of pure happiness.
No. she was not thinking.
But she had to breathe. and whom
she finally struggled out of Rods
embrace she remembered In q rush
all that she had forgotten In this
last moment.
. .
A ND Rod remembered too. Berthe
- Lou belonged to Marco Palmer.
Rods eyes instantly became points
Of anguish Of the soul so intense
that Berthe Lou was compelled to
look away from him.
"Why did you do that3" she said
brokenly.
Because l love you. Berthe Lou.
Rod answered. his voice vibrant
with emotion.
"Oh. but you don't!" she cried.
III you did you never could have
belieyed what you told Lila!"
"Lila?" Rod repeated DULY.
EYES," BERTHE Lou faced him
with her head high and her cheeks
adame. Lila told me what you
saw At Marco Palmer's house. |
went to her when ! learned that
she had been out here. oh. Rod. "
she hurried on in . rush. 'how
could you believe such . thing!"
Rod stared at her I moment in
dumb Questioning. Then: my
God, what q blind fool I've hAen !"
he exclaimed bitterly. "Bertis Lou,
you will never forgive me. will
you?"
BERTHE Lou sank into Z chair and
buried her face on her arms. Rod
came over and knelt beside her.
Listen to me. please" he begged
BERTHE Lou did not raise her head.
Neither did she draw away from
the hand hs put tentatively on her
arm.
i must have been mad" hs went
on. but ! have some excuse. BERTHE
Lou. had been disillusionsd. and
! was sure you didn't love me. You
went away Ii such an unaccounta,
bio fashion: you hardly wrote
just short. cool notes.
i knew about you and Lila"
BERTHE Lou Interrupted in mufled
tones. Il found out before ! went
away.
There wasn't anything to llnd
out then" Rod said with painful
honesty.
Now Berthe Lou raised her head.
You told mo Z lie" she charged
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WORK WANTED


LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
o,'t or r .ir that leaky or
rlosL radiator. All work guar.
anteed and price reasonable.
WANTED-A job cooking in a cook
car by a middle aged woman. Call
at 302 Fifteenth street or phone
SSH.
ALL THOSE who wish to take
High School girls to work for
board and room, please phone
High School, 2S5.
WORK WANTED-During thresh-
ing by man and wife with four
year cid boy. Write Tribune, Box
264. Beulah, N. D.
SERVICE
LET ME- haul your ashes and rub
bish. Service very reasonable.
Phone THAR. Joe Eisele.
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LOST-A brown canvas pack con-
tanning wearing apparel, blanket
and camera, between jamestown
and Steele by coast to coast hik-
ers. Finder kindly notify Bis
marck Tribune Reward.
LOST-Five linen napkins. Finder
call Mrs. Alexandra At phone
54S-J.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-2S passenger bus, dual
wheels. four speeds, suitable for
wheat hauling, gravel, lumber,
passengers, most any purpose,
7-36x6 splendid tires. Cost SIC, 900
Would consider car In trade, very
cheap. A little more than the
cost Of the tires. C. C. Hibbs
Lucas Block. Bismarck. NJ. Oak.
NOTICE
FOR SALE--A new 1898 model A
tudor Ford sedan. Reason FOL
selling, poor health. Call at 1921
South Tenth street after 6 p. m
FOR SALE-Packard 4-door sedan
Al shape. Western Auto Co.
Mandan. N. d.
FOR SALE-l025 Ford coupe Il
good condition. Phone 1452. NJ
o. Steen.
FOR SALE-Atwater-Kent radio.
tube, good az new. Phone 755-.
or call at Rose Apis. N.
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FOR RENT-LEASE

STORE ROOM at Bismarck, N. D.
Bank, corner Third and Main. Al
80 basement, same vicinity, suit
able for business or athletic pur-
pose. Apply Dakota Corporation,
Box 368, Bismarck, N. d.
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sealed bids for 100 r.. more or less
Itenite coal will be received At this
Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
Dated this 18th day Of August nj
Arena. n. OAK.
MRS RUTH LAMBERT
Clerk Aroma School Dist
No. 80.
8:el-:e-33.2(- :'.cS-ls.30-Sl
9:l-3-4-S-6-7
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Townsite Of Mckenzie. CouMey oe
Burleigh. state Of North Dakota,
according to the plat thereof %
file and Of record In the office Of
the Register Of Deeds for said
Burleigh County. North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of Four
Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty.fOut
and 2S/l00ths Dollars (3SSSl.3e) to.
gether with the legal costs rn4 feeo
Of foreclosure.
Dated August 90. 1923.
THE DEPOSITORC HOLDING
COMPANY, Z Corporation.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
zuger & Tillotson. Attorneys Tor Az.
signee of Mortgagee, Bismarck.
NORTH Eakcta.
$3.50: S:e.l3-:O.37
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FOR Stakeholder bungalow,
rooms and bath. Close in. Also 4
room bungalow in the suberb. For
rent: Furnished light housekecp-
ing apt. '.eated. $25 per month.
Located in the suberbs. Possess
sion Oct. LIST. Call l22 between 9
and 10 p. m.
FOR RENT-Modern eight room
house at 400 Fourth street. City
heated modern five room front
apartment and bath at 2l2 1-2
Main. Furnished or unfinished.
Also for sale: New De Luxe bed
spring. Phone 9O5 after 500 p. m.
FOR RENT-SmaIl house with gar
age. Also furnished apartment
with gas for cooking. on first
floor. Call at 60l Second street
or phone 1853.
FOR SALE-Seven room modern
house. Double garage. Located
on pavement across from school.
Buildings and premises in very
good condition. For information
write Box 81, Bismarck, N. Oak.
acknowledgements party wants
to rent five or six room modern
house. Bungalow preferred. Can
move any time between Sept. LIST
and Oct. Is. Phone 1884.
FOR RENT-Four room modern
house with no. water heat. Can
take poss ession at once. Inquire
within at 4O2 Ave. c West. Phone
575-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished modern
home Of five rooms, located ut l1O
East Broadway or call l95- W.
FOR RENT-Five room modern fur.
nished house. Phone 12l8-R OF
call at 305 Third street.