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BIG Ohio Corporation seeks man
ager for unoccupied territory. $50
weekly commission. Earnings
start Immediately. Good for
$1,000 yearly. We furnish every
thing, deliver and collect. Capital
Or experience unnecessary. Fyr-
F'yter Co., 20l5 Fyr.Fyter Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio.
COLLECT and keep 5000 commits
sion each sale. Two suits or suit
and topcoat $27.95. Unusual
qualitiee. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Latest patterns. Extra
large outfit FREE. Deal direct.
LaSalle Gold Seal Clothes, 527
Broadway, New York City.
SALESMAN-Sell laces, buttons
buckles, ladies' neckwear. lamp
shade, drlpery trimmings. Those
with following apply. Have cs-
tablished trade for right party
Liberal commissions. Schwartz
importing, 30 East Goth, N. Y.
WANTED-Permanent position for
highgra :, speciality salesman
capable Of earning 5000 weekly;
strictly commission basis appoint.
Ing dealers. Good income on re.
orders positively guaranteed. This
IL unusual opportunity. Address
In confidence. PRESIDENT, Box
$50. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
MASKING VALUE LINE cinches
orders guaranteed 2 for $29.5o
mems clothes. Your cash prof't
in advance; we deliver and col
lect. Crane-Kent Clothes, Gin
cinnati,
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Of0cF OF Notice
District Of North Dakota. IS:
On this 9th day Of January, A, d.
1928. OH reading the Petition Tor Dis.
cf.na,rge Of the above named Bankrupt.
Ordered by the Court, that a hear
ing be had upon the same on the
18th day OF March. A. .. 1928, before
the said court. at Fargo IN said dis
trict, at ten o'clock In the forenoon;
and that notice thereof be published
IN The Bismarck Tribune. news.
paper printed In said district. and
tnat all known creditors and other
persons In interest may appear at the
SAID time and place and show cause,
j. any they have. why the prayer
o. the said petitioner should not be
And It Is further ordered by the
court. that the referee shall send.
Dy mail. to all known creditors, comics
o1 said petition and this order, ad.
dressed to them at their places OF
residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Andrew Mil.
Ter. Judge OF the said Court, and the
seal thereof. at Fargo, in said dis.
trict. On the eth day Of January. 4.
J. A MONTGOMERY.
>s y '"s eI By Z. R. STEELE sFs'
Deputy Clerk.
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NO. 7c4l IN BANKRUPTCY

Rankrupts petition for ditch4rge
and order Of notice thereon.
In the District Court Of the United
States.
District OF North Dakota.
In tho Matter Of John NJ. Hanson.
10 the Honorable Judges Of the
District Court OF the United states
John NJ. Hanson. Of Wing In tho
County Of Burleigh, and state OF
North Dakota. in said District. re-
day of November. 1927 last past he
was duly. adjudged bankrupt under
the acts ct Congress- relating TO bank
ruptcy; that he has. duly surrendered
AL his property and rights OF prop
crty.. and has fully complied with
all the requirements OF said acts and
OF the orders of the court touching
his bankruptcy
Wherefore. he prays that he may
20 decreed by tho court to have a
full discharge from all debts provable
against his estate under said bank
rupt acts. except such debts as are ex.
ccnted by law. from such discharge.
Dated this goth day OF November,
JOHN NJ HANSON.
Bankrupt.
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vGsrgRM

3zS.o-s<oA oeNvoe~aoo
S:3o-Apprecietlon PyoGyem
SS:oe-!nstr9msntai
s:1b-"a. ~ & Pjuafoses
<ee.e-kFl Lss Anoelee-aeo
i iss:SSS-sss'1 ss,E qsse
<is.<-kHj Lss Ansslse-SsD
io.00-QrchestsA
ll:00-concort
sss.s-kMx Lee Aaesles-oee
l0:0O-Master Vloltnist
1l:30-Feature prograW
13:00-Hotel orcheotsa
se4.4-koQ ostlan6@y1D
1o:oo-Shsll Program
1l:00-Pilgrtms
13:oo-SpotljeAt Hour
soe.2-kLx oatlaa6-ooo
s:So-Dinner Concert
l:0o-Lae Merritt Ducks
<st.ekoW pestland-o4o
10:oo-shsll Program
13:oe-spotliSht Hour
>s<.S-kPNc Cen Resnelooo-ooo
iosQo-9lus Aon4ey jambaceo
42as-kpo can TssMssoee-5,o
e:3e-Coneert ocnheGtro
10:eo-NBC PgoGI10
SloyA-O<J0 oooealo-ooo
i1!!:sss-4s:,s:' nd sisssa 1s.i,o
Sso3-D<Ho oQeleaoo-o1o
lo:oe-Shell ey9RAeaiseD
i;:SSa-tcstssS hi t 5sssss
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no. rose IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt's petitlon for discharge
and order OF Notice thereon.
In the District Court Of the United

Bankrupt's petition TOR discharge
and order Of Notice thereon.
In the District Court Of the United
District Of North Dakota
In the Matter Of Gust Zakls. Bank.
70 the Honorable Judges OF the Dis.
trict Court Of the United states Tor
the District OF North Dakota.
Gust zakis, OF Bismarek IN the
County OF Burleigh, and state OF
North Dakota. In said District.
respectfully represents that on the
nth day OF No"nrber. 1877 last past
he was duly adjudgcd bankrupt un-
der the acts OF Congress rcla.'ng to
bankruptcy: that he has duly sur.
rendered all his property. and rights
Of property, and has fully complied
with all the. requirements of said
acts ana Of the orders Of the court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decreed by the court 70 have Z full
discharge from all debts .prcvahle
against his estate under said bank.
rupt acts. except auoh debts 40 are
excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this goth day OF November,
A. y. 1927.
GUST ZAKIS.
Bankrupt.
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S2s.s-koA osnver-s2o
1:t0-pinner Concert
e:SS-Firot Con0reSa tional Church
4ss.s-kFI Les Anselss--s4o
l0:0O-Atwate Kent Hour
i ss::aa3-hhis,s T a;S.,c
4is.@-kHJ Los Anssles-7fo
?:4o-Church Services
l0:0O-C6ncert Orchestra
33e.s-kNx Los Ansslss-eSo
8:1O-First Unitarian Church
0:00-Cirst Presbyterian Church
l0:00-C0peert Orchestra
3s4.l-koo oqhland--7oo
s:3o--etaNdard symphony Hour
lo;60--At4etsr Kent Hour
4ei.e-keW PsrtIsnd-s,o
is:SSO-At"sies IKE Kent Hour
1e:eOe-Symphony Concert
4e4,e-keRc San Pransieee-oeo
.s:3o-Cdheest Orchestra
10:3O-BaIlrQom orcheetrs
43t.3AkPo San Franciseo-7to
e:10-Standard Symphony Hour
, so;:ssSe-ee[ss. f olsse..r.
SaS.e-kJR osattis-eeo
.s:10~Church Service
1l:00-Ooncert Orchestra
S7o.e~kHo epokane-o1o
s ::;;Ss-SSss"ss'e & sFfT 1S,S Hour
l}ioo -leSA PgpGvam
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AGENTS

AGENTS
AGENTS-Greatest metal Speciejfy
ever invented! Merchants amazed.
Sensation wherever Oh ,wn! Large
examinations. Exclusive territory.
Write quick! Print.Q Graph, 126
Fast Third Street, Flint, Michi.
-NTS, Distyibutors for Cities,
Towns: 5000 daily. Carry
line Of noncoyrossive, nonevapor.
citing antifreeze solutions. Act
quick! Acme Oil Corp. 1s9 No.
Clark, Chicago.
DISTRIBUTOR Tor 100 store route
this eounty. Experiences unneces-
cary. No selling. distribute and
collect. Sho.M net $1,000 " .ckly.
PERKS MFG. CO., Flor.n, Pa.
FOR SALE
FIVE ROOM bungalow, all modern,
full iet, GOOD .neighborhsod. :
FIVE ROOM bungalow, all modern.
close il. another real bargain 1t
$460O.0O.
TEN ROOM house, close in, suit.
able for large family or Tor good
paying rooming house, hot water
hest, we'll built, only $4,000.
EIGHT ROOM house. al modern,
close in, beautiful trees, corner
lot. 46A(0.f)O
FIVE ROOM house, South side.
cheap ct $ls0o.0o.
FIVE ROOM cottage, Eleventh
street, good condition, full lot,
east front, $4,000.
Every indication IL for 1928 70 Be
one Of the best years the Missouri
Slope has ever known. This part
Of North Dakota is now in the best
condition Of any farming district
IN the entire country, and that
means the entire world. This is
not Real Estate Bsllyhoo, il Is Z
fact.
Do your real estate buying now,
farm lands Of city property, and do
y With the busiest real estate man
+. =. YOUNG.
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SOUTHERN

3e.s-WWNc Ashsville~eto1o
6:fk-pinner Music
o:St--Aegiculture Period
@1s.swWSo Atianta-s3o
S:0Q-yic Meyers Orchestra
6:S0-1oxy and His Gang
S;3o~dsnersi Motors Party
ROSEWOOD chsssaassss~ieso
3:ssSS- -d,;.t1|c.s IEnssmbis
3s%~-krAs s1ss speJnss~7oo
!:oo-Claesical Hour
S:o0-H4sJnony Eingo
S:00-O9pcs Frolio
s<o.7-WJAx Jaskssnvllie-rooo
5:40-Oi4 Time Ci00leys
o:3O-Qenerel Motors Party
S2.@eWHAS Levlsvllle-o9o
7:3Q--StuAio Concert
S:90-kosair Hotel Program
Ss3e-EGeuesal Motors Party
stGe-WMc M1mphls-soo
e::eeee-E4sm T9!k
S:S0--CAlova Concert
sse.s-WsM N4ehvIlls-sso
ee:Se-Spxy ana 1ie Gang
s:sS-Sssssssssf Motors Party
2AetHeMo New orlsans-sso
S'3o~vogeaestras: WsMB Special
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern 5
room lower duplex. garage at
tached. O. w. Roberts, Weather
Bureau. Phone Isl.
Or RENT-Strictly modern five
room bungalow with garage. Close
ia. o. w. Roberts. Weather Bur.
eau. Phone 151.
FOR REf'T-Strictly modern home
furnished at 813 Thayer. Inquire
w. s. Casselman
FOR RENT-Flat in Person Court.
Phone zoe.
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sALEsMRN

WANTED-Ambiticus man to cs.
tsblish his own business. Must be
able TO furnish automobile. A
permanent business where the
profits are limited only by the ef-
fort put forth. Pleasant outdoor
work calling on farmers in your
homo county with complete line
Of household necessities that have
been on the market for Is years.
For full information with catalog,
write 6. c. HEBERLlNG COM.
rANY, Dept. 1875, Bloomington,
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RADIO PROGRAMS
reAyvaee on rms AN

Wv ssS;sa} ~ w VIZ VA re bs zoe
S:;&s So V9ss a1Ss =xD @sAs
g s: 81 *61y es8S ~ VIII
wey rs S Wa sS v' Hic* 1Essss
''s! S Nv Az s;N E $% Sss
' $JAs sf 1 Ss ss as Was
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE 82-
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
MEN WANTED-At once to learn
barber trade. Easy, profitable
work. Our systematic training
fits you for best positions. Gaia.
log and full particulars free. Mol.
er Barber College. Butte, Mont:
Fargo, N. {.
DO YOU DRIVE A CAR? q. E,
Government Chauffeur. Carrier
job pays $lll-$175 month. saow
70 qualify" mailed FREE. Write,
instruction Bureau, 33.p Arcade
Bldg. Sc: Louis, No.
FOREIGN POSITIONS : Young
men interested going sunny
South America write ct once for
information. South American
Service Bureau, 1880 Alma, De-
troit, Mich.
WANTED-Farmsr Of farmes's e.
o. man 10 travel IN country.
6tsady work, good profits. nc.
: COMMON 4 COMPANY, Oopk
C262, Winona, MINI.
WANTED-Man to take grocery
orders in Bismarck and Mandan.
$4,000 to $4,000 per week. Write
Tribune Ad. No. 81.
WANTED-Young man TO work By
the month. +. Jaszkowiak, 40
Twelfth street.
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EsTRxYED-Froa, our 7sTm near
Mckenzie one red ahd white cow,
weight 100. Kindly take up and
notify. Cow II probably IN vicin.
ity Of Meuokeu or McKouyie. L.
E. Heaten Jr., Mckenzie, n. D.
ISTRAYHD-From our farm near
Mckenzie on or about Nov. i.
one red md white spotted yearl-
ing steer weight about 600 and
horned. Kindly notify and collect
charges. I. E. Heaton r., Nc
KenSje, n D.
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Rebuilt Automobiles

4 Used Car Il No Better Than the
Dealer Made Il.
MOST Of the fine used cars we are
showing today hsve run off a
mere fraction Of the mileage built
into them. The first owner paid
more than twice a. much per mile
- you will have to p4y-and your
sSniles win afford you just %
much pleasure.
sRebellt Cars with . R4r utatiea"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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egAvuegs ON rMs AIN

go ss .5s ~ wS SspsE -: ~ wv NV wv we -
TAO t:'v;'i F''s''i * Wal WI WI vs. W
'' SSsiS W.T. wy s sss' ws zGF S xaF JH M
$50 NS;i' s$EsseoS s&as aes fss M x
%%aA As WV we &S VIZ WRA wSf2 VS. W94 eoSc cS
Rs i SeS:i s;' Sll;'''' ~zSs 1S
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Monday, January 16
$3.50 to 1900 a. m.-Music and
complete weather forecast.
1880 to 100 p. m.-Old time pro-
gram.
Loo to 1:15 p. n,.-Weather, mar
kets and news.
1:15 to 1880 p. m.-Aunt Sammy's
household chat.
$3.50 to 7:15 p. m.-Male quartet.
7:l5 to 1880 p. m.-Eltinge theatre
organ, Henry K. Peterson, organist.
1880 to 7:45 p. m.-Weather, mar
kets and news.
7:45 to 800 p. m.-Radio farm
school.
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LOST


UUSI-WFist watch Friday After
noon ct the Tourist Cafe or the
Bismarck Business College OF
from college to Bismarck Hide
4 Fur Co. Phone 1916.
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KFYR Radio
Programs
Sunday, January IS

Sunday, January IS
$3.50 to 1880 a. m.-Music.
1880 to 1900 .. m. Church
services, First Presbyterian church.
loo to 300 p. m.-Jennie Thomp-
son Graham. soprano; Grace Duryee
Morris, accompanist.
200 to $500 p. m.-German Evan
gelical church with German services.
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$50 VIAL t crcssS Xseasstsa
7:60-Artist Recital
ooG3-WgRl 0eeteN~seo
$50 Musicale
i:so-ccncsrt Crehsstra
S:1S-AtWates Kent Hour
%e,.s-WNAc 0esssn-eso
e:so-Park Street Church
S:Q0-Enervescent Hour
$50 mericaf, SINCERE
o:V0-Dnn Voorhees, Baud
so2.s-WoA oussaie--seo
6:3o-Centrai Presbyterian Church
s:l5-Atwater Kent Hour
S4s.1-WMAk 0utssio-Sso
6:35-Chuych Services
e:00-Same ~ WOR q hrs)
Sss.%-Wrlo Aartsord-Seo
l:3o-Symphonio Ensemble
e:30-stctxon tHrade
e:c0-(a3itol Thenter Family
&s3.S--WoR NsWask-71o
Sc - ;';sssa 4rfass sa4
6:!!-:iMnl-y Evening Musicale
s:t-Scs.iohs Chimes
e:na. .l:itcrvcscent Hour
o:Sv- American Singers
s:0G-Don Voorhees, Band
:Sl.o- WcAe New vork-6to
1:oe-Yc"1s Peoples Conference
3:00-Men's COME rctlce
@:20-Arouvticun Hour
5:r0-Musical Program
6:30-StotsoN Parade
6:20-t;xpitol Thcater- Family
S:iS-biblicai Drama
<s1.S-WJx New rosk--seo
ls:eo-Goldcn Strand Group
S:10-Eotional Religious Services
S:00-Aeollan Organ Music
Se-DuSss: String Quartet
i:iS-Pssis Heminshaus: Vibrant
s:i5-Utica Jubilee Singers
t.l5-DOn Amalxo
soS.e-WFi.WIlT philadelphia-1
C.o0-Concert Orchestra
6:30-Symphonic Orchestra
7:?0-concert Hour
S:.S-Atwater Kent Hour
s@s e-Woo PhilAdsiphIs-sso
S'00-Organ Recital
:is.e-kokA plttsbur0h-sso
8 l5-Iittle Symphony Orchestra
S.l5-Colller Hour
e.4t-utica Jubilee Singers
s.l5-Don Amaizo
4eS.eeWJAR ProvIdenes-o2e
1.eo-Men's Conference
(:39-Etetson Parade
6:c0-CapItol Theater Family
s7.s-WHAM echsstsr-1ooo
educational Religious Services
x.tv-Fireside Forum
c.O0-Theater Hour
i:V0-Eastman School Recital
37s.s-Wov sehsneetady-7so
5:30--Stetson Parade,
e:20-Cap!tol Theater Family
S:lk-Atwater Kent Hour
e:lS-Biblical Drama
333.1--WeZ sprinshe!d-soo
l:so-National Religious Services
7:15-Collier Hour
S:15-Spccial Concert
9:O5-Musicai Program
3se.s-ckcI Toronto-84o
3:00-Organ Recital
4ee s-WRc Washlnoton-64o
6:3o-Stetson Parade
6:30-Capito. Theater Family
o:lS-Atwater Kent Hour
sis.s-WTAo Woreester-seo
3:0o-Men's Conference
6:30.-Stetson Parade
e:1o-scspitol Theater Family
SOUTHERN
sse.s-WWNc AsheviiIe-1oto
3:OO-Sacred Music
e:30-Church Service
47s.s--WSD Atianta-e3o
6:O0-Vesper Services
e:30-Capatol Theater Family
73lE-Atwater Kent Hour
44S.1wWooo chattanooos-1zeo
e:30-Fatten Ensemble
7:30-First Baptist Church
1ol.-kTH0 Hot spflnQs-7oo
3:30-Song Recital
0:00-MuSic Lovers Hour
10 :4o-~Or~hcstra FrOlic
1%o.7-WJAx Jaeksonvlile-3eo
7:0O--Church Services
S:00-OrgaIl Recital
122.eWHAe louisvllle-e3o
<:30-Choral Eyens0ng
6:e0-sCapit0l TheateT Family
S:15-Orchestra
si6,s-WMc Msmphis-sso
e:9e-Cepitol Thsater Family
7:l5-Atwater Kent Hour
33e.s-WsM Nashvilie-sso
6:1e-Capitol TheateP Family
S:lS-AtwateF Kent Hour
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There are butterflies as large as
bats in the Philippines.
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vSOW vWss01VOs4-t((U
s:eQ-Cea!t Artillery Dan1
l0:SS-Hsr1y;' Maid:
ss4.t-wNvA Rlshwese~a,N
,::SSsE-ee;;:ssIss . Quartet
CENTRAL
sss-kvW ch,sess--gso
s:SS9o-Eoxy ana 1ie Qe9g
S:S0-Nise and ohine
s;0o--Noo Huoolaa otrjNo oQoStoe
ses.e-WGoH.VJJo eAlseoo
!:O0-Grset CVmpo1ero
sS$S-Sses:Essss 1asvr
Ats.%-woN.wL,o ehlssss-.x
7:so-A. b T. .Qypsies
s sssSS-eessas ssem NvSss s|Iss Sssty
s~<.s-wts oh,ssOs-eRe
s s:SSoS-SSSss:.e ~! r :
S:So-aocEsy CAM
@A5.s-WMAo.W WEI eAleeeswm
s s::sSS-HG,ss,c f: S.i:aa..
l0:SS-ofcSsssTa 4 MAJ
<s.EWlW clNslaNssl-yVo
7:oo-Homs Fires HsogreD
io;oo-Dsneo Music
sas.s-WoAI clnslaass,-ooo
7:30-L. ~ dyneiAe
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Columbia Photograph
In first class condition. Dark oak
finish, with records. Library
table, dark oak. r. D. Burman.
Phone 726-W.
FOR SALE-A piano Edison phono-
graph with records and other
furniture. Call Room sos, Pat
terson Hotel.
WORK WANTED
WANTE~-Work Of any kind BY
laborer. John -Shafer, 422 South
Thirteenth street.
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sss.s-WecA esassss,s~,>n
e:oQ-Ceagt Artillery Dan6
.e:39-Juhjlee 6inGCrn
l0:00--Aeyry Mai6S
SN,1-WNvA NishWea1u1)oe
;:s!E-SS;; ;ss. Quartet
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-03-16
Radio Program

Friday morning Tom Allison the
local Atwater Kent radio dealer
Installed a brand new electric ra-
dio in the assembly and at eleven
fifteen we Adjourned classes to
listen to the program. 1t came oy-
er X Q NJ o and was in the direct
charge Of County Superintendent
Burrows who spoke 10 US as did
Principal f'roula of Roosevelt
High School. Part of the pro-
gram was musical. This was the
llrSt Of a series Of programs for
schools that oui Superintendent
has planned for as. The next will
be at the same time on next Fri
day, and we have the use of the
same Radio each Frid5y from now
on Till school close, in June.
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wET-BUT IT BURNED

Usually, when material is wet
thoroughly soaked-there is no
need 10 worry about the possibility
cf fire There's a Joker in the
pile though, when hay is the sub
ieet of the wettingl
A barn located in New Hamp
shire during the Hood in November
1897 was particularly wet, being
partially submerged. And it cons
tanned hay The owner started to
remove the hay when the water had
subsidized sufficiently, but spontm-
eous combustion beat him to it,
Result--the barn burned TO the
ground.
Spontaneous combustion is per-
haps the least understood of all
causes Of fire. That's probably
the reason why it does so much
damage (over Sl5,00O,000 in 1926,
according to figures computed by
the National Board Of Fire Under
writersl.
Take your own home for in
stance, How about that cellar,
that attic and that gagage9 Don't
forget the clothes closets, eitherl
Remove any piles Of rags, paper or
rubbish. Such materials may be
oily or wet without your know
ledge II SO, look outi You may
wake up in the middle of the night
ard wonder how you ever got into
stch hot place.
Better look around now before
any damage is done.
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Lincoln Medal Awarded

The judges Mrs. p. NJ. Smoek,
Mrs. B. p. Kirkland and DR.. Nell
Parker Jones, reported to lis last
Wednesday then selection for first
place in the Lincoln Essay Contest.
Ruth Matthews was awarded first
place, john Jorgensen second place
aud luehi Nishiyori third place.
Mr.. Smith presented the medal ia
Ruth Matthews at assembly We'd
nesday moumg The Judges fur
Their reported il to have been very
difficult to decide between the
tirst three and said that many
other papers were also good. Some
% students wrote essays.
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finishing in fourth place Morris
Reckless finishes fifth.
Honor Roll

Eight High School pupils had
perfect cards with all A grades
They were Andrew Holland Nor.
gan Of the Senior Glass, RUBY
Crosby. Of the Juniors: Irene Gar
yin aud Lois Clark OF the Soph-
.omore class: Kenneth Dowling
William Dunlap, and joyce
Harmeling Of the Freshmen class,
Robert Bacon of the Seniors made
five A grades and one grade Of c.
The entire honor roll by elasse-
follows Ten Seniors; Robert Bac
on. Louis BroSseau, Baxter Gala
way, Andrew Holland, Clareuce
Weiss, Donald Morgan Mcrri,
Naomi Tiomslaud.
Thirteen Juniors; Elsie Anderson,
Margaret Brmtou, Frances Brooks.
Ruby Crosby, Merritt Corbiu, Hen
rietta Edwards, Lloyd Hansen.
Doris Hutchinson. Helen Johns,
Massa Mukai. Charles Petheriek.
Lille Roen, Marguerite Urquhart.
Thirteen Sophomores Lois Clark
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Basketball Letters Awarded


Last Wednesday morning the
letters were awarded to the bas-
ketbalI PLAYER, who mad earned
them duling the past season. A
large pemant beartlg thc insciip-
ton, Basketball Girls aud Boy,
Island Champions 1928 was also
presented to the school Il hang
among the school trophies.
The list Of girls who received
letters follows. Coach Black. Cap
tain Olga Wei. Naomi Tjonlsland,
Margaret I,rinton, Margaret De.
que, Olive Corhin, Helen Olson.
Irene Clark. Ann Zwarg, laura
Brosseau aud Lois Clark.
The BOYS who received letters
Coach pease, Capt Nelson. Ward.
Tjonmsland, Gates. Thompson.
Magill, Bragg Holland and Man.
ager Ross Armstrong
The girls elected Margare Briu-
ton captain IN l92S 1929 and
the chose Donovan Tlomland 81.
their Captain
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Linoleum Good for Table Top

Inlaid lmoleum makes good
table cover. If it matches the
floor it makes the kitchen attract
i've, besides having many practical
advantages. II is a good surface
for cutting bread and is not har.
med by moisture or hot dishes. Il
IS a quiet surface on which to
work and easily kept clean.
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SISTED IDEiiE;iRs7777.S73Hvils;;


FOR sALE-Kresky Brooder USED
one season. Capacity 1000. In
quire, England x Petersen. 2-24
FOR sALE-torest Mood. ! Wi
oehyer. George Senmidt, i'non,
Req sos. l2,9-tl
FOR SALE-Chicken litter. Call
Black Ill or write Jack Wood
Portage, Wash, l-6-tl
FOR SALE-Willard Storage
Batteries. Crosley Radio. Bat
terry Charging $3.50. vashol
Machine Shop. 3-1l-ti
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Glass Baseball

Thursday night after school the
Sophomore Glass defeated the
Freshmen in a game Of Kitten
ball. This game i, played with an
indoor bah and girls can play i,
equally well as the boys, Til.
was proven when the Sophomore
won with five girls on their team
The score was s to IL. 'fhe game
was umpired by Ross Armstrong
More inter-class games are to fol
low