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Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29
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Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29

Like perhaps the most of negroes
of that early period, and like almost
everybody of today, the Ridgely SER
wants had vision of great riches,
after the story of Captain Kidd's ex-
ploits had circulated among the Do
yer cOlOred people, where those Of
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
By GARDNER MACK
BEST PROSPECTS

e:sO n. m.--Santa Claus, WASH
inRtOn, WRCk (469l.
iii D. m.--FOrd and Glenn and
show Boat Program, Chicago,
Wis (345l.
CHAIN PROGRAM
II q. m.-WaIter DamrOsch-
RCA Musical Eaucati0n Hour for
schools. New York. VIZ, WBAL, VIE
WLW. WJR. KYW. KWK, kOA,
WSB, VINO, WsM, WHAS. WOAI.
KPRC, WFAA, KVOO. WDAF,
WOW. WHO. voc. WCCO. WTMJ
and after 1850, WRC.
!, ,, s:4s p; %;-Enna III wNAI Iet.,cs acs
100 b. unhappy Wonder
Bakers New York. WEAF. WRC.
WEEI: Great Moments Of History.
New York, WIZ, etc.
1880 y m.--Dixies Circus, New
York, VIZ. WIZ, WBZA, WBAI,
kDKA WyR, WLW. KYW, WBT,
WSB. WSM, KWHAS.
cert Orchestra and Cavaliers. New
York, WEAF. WRC. WEEI, WILT,
WGY, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ,
WSAI, WCCO, KSD. voc, WOW,
WDAF. KvOO. WFAA, KOA, |
KYW; interviewer Entertainers,
WBAL. WHAM, KDKA, WLW,
KYW, KWK. WREN. WRHM,
WHAS, WSM. WHAS.
1880 d. m.-ArmstrOng Quakera,
New York, WIZ, WBZ, WBZA,
WBAL, WHAM. KDKA, WJR,
WHY'S. WHW; KsM. KxW. wWMG. WEENi MsB' "MHM. WBT..
D. m.-An evening in Paris.
New York. WEAFs WRC. WEEsI.
WTIC. WGR. WTAM. WCAlE, 4
WyVJ, NSAI. WEBB, WDAF. /
KSD. WAR. WTAGi, WCSH,
WI WI t. MJR. ,1I WGN;s ,Nsss MslEiey ,s,.z. cor
WBAL. WHAM. KDKA. WLyV,
WIZ. XIV. KWK. WREN, WHAS. 4
WSM. VINO, INSB, WHIT. WRVA. 4
WAX. WCCO. WEBC, K0A. KPOs
KSI.. KGO. XIII, K6iW.s KOSiO.
KHQ: True Story hour. in Cos
lumbIa program, WOR. etc.
fmI Troupe. New York. WE.AF.
WRC. WsEI. WILT. WGY. WCAT,
KED. Voc. WHO. WOW.
10 90 b. National education
week ProRrana. washington. WRf5;
sestsf ra New sss york IEon1SsE VIZ. ss.H WIZ.
WBZA. WBAL, WHAAI, KDExAs
WHIT. WISH. VINO. WsM, WHAs,
WOAI. KPRC. WFAA. KVOO, i
WCCO. WTMJ: United Opera
Company In Columbia program,
WOR. etc.
N b. Tl.-slumber music. New
York, WRC. WLW. VIZ: st.
Regis Hotel Orchestra. New York.
WEAF. NWJ, WHO. WOW. KOA.
DANCE MUSIC
1880 b. m.--Venus Orchestra,
WashingtOn. WM4AL (242D.
1885 d. m.-Barn dance. wash
IngtOD. WTFF t203l.
II u. m.-St. Regis Orchestra.
New York. WEAF 1927.
~ n ms-GHy LOmhartlO'G Orr
chestra. Chicago. WHIT (3S0).
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
[ DUCA I 10 n Al
BROADCAST
FROM WRC

Important as radio product
from any angle one may consider
it, is program designed to open
American Education Week which
Washington, through WRCs will
send throughout the country via
the National Broadcasting Company
network at 10 O'Clock this evening.
s.. d. Shankland. executive secre-
tary Of the department Of super
intendence of the National Educa-
ton Association is to be master OF
ceremonies and introduce the
various features and DR.. Barnes.
director of music of the District
schools will have his Inter.High
School Festival Chorus, the Inter
High School Male Chorus, Western
High Quartet. and some OF the
washington high school instrn.
musical program. Gladys Price,
soprano. and Edith Aphey, pianiste,
both well-known to radio audiences,
will be guest artists.
Paul Y. McNutt. national com
1nander of the American Legion;
Cornelia s. Adair. former president
of the National Education Ass0cia.
ton. and Randall j.. Condor, repre-
senting the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers, are to make
the chief addresses. The purpose
Of the broadcast is to stimulate
interest in modern education work
and in serving this purpose some
Of the very fine work DIR. Barnes
Is doing in the Washington schools
in practical music training and
appreciation will be demonstrated.
Interesting in connection with
this Education Week program Is
the announcement OF the resump-
ton by the National Broadcasting
Company OF its series of historical
dramas, Great Moments in His
tory" which Is set for Z o'clock
this evening, and the WIZ affilia
tions, but which. unfortunately. will
not be either WRC or WBAL, Bal
timore.
The first sponsored entertainment
of Columbia chain origin to find
place on the WMAL program will
be heard at 6:45 this evening In a
15-minute recital by the Emma Jet
tick Melodies" a production Of vocal
and instrumental music. The regu
lar evening programs Of WRC in.
clude q visit from Santa Claus to
the microphone at $50, followed
by the Bakers, Lotus Orchestra,
Cities Service group, Evening In
Paris and Slumber Music.
There will be special feature in
the Farm News program OF WIFI.
which starts at this evening, in
the appearance, as speaker. OF
Major William M. King. 96 years
old, and interested and active in
Boy Scout work! Major King was
chief OF the seed division of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture for more than 3S years. The
VIZ affairs include the Dixies Cir
Gus, interviewer Entertainers, Arm.
strong Quakers, and Wrigley pro-
grams.
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
DIsTANTs

Il <
WSB--Atlanta--6 -63O-47B.e o.
l1;45-~Hawaiian ensemble.
KYW--C -Chlcago-S7O.S2
q ;0O-News: studio orchestra.
y :OD--Chamber music
lS;S0--Fiorito's Orchestra.
Insomnia club.
WBBM- Chicago
/ 10:15--Lee Sims
T. ~ ivsSV--Isombardo's Canadians.
Il :00--Concert and dance music
WsgFds--Ch ChicagO--620-A8
IL :S0--Recital.
I5:Vg--String trio; Ensemble
~: 4S--Savoy Orchestra
WGN-ChicaKO---520-4i8
1 S:3O- Baritone: Opera company.
llioV-Tomorrow's Tom Tribune; Hungrx
Lao Baritone; Concert orchestra
,.,IIzz :V ::yVo--Dream Ship: Dance music.
/ WMAQ--Chic cagO--67O-4zs.5
ll:DO--Amos m Andy
i'll I5--Musical potD6Iirrf
,,,I IL Z; SOL Benson Orchestra.
INSTRUMENTATION
8:50--The Angelus: Jack and Gene
s:OV--Silvertone Hour
l0t00--S Special music
q l:0O--WSL Show Boat
WLW--C -Cincimnati--7O 7O0-4sss
| . ~ ~ 0O---Amos m Andy: Slumber music
-Cincfnnati-S3O-30l.
s;oo-Courtesy program.
9:00--Musical program.
l0:00-N B. c. system
iiaa;;ooo--Gastle ia;oo Farm Orchestra.
- Iz:0O--Thies' Orchestra
| nneapOlis-74O-4OS.4
l0:30--Quartet.
Il :OO--LongI Orchestra
hWKa--s III -slireveport- 76O- a04.S
30--S Studio program,
| KSTP-St. Paul--I300-
9:30--OId Trapper.
Io.00--Derbv; Little German Band.
;v0-- Weather: Amos N Andy.
ll;l0--Dance feature.
A. NJ.
1:00-Midnigl1t Club
hMOA-St. LOuis--I0 0O0-2D9.s
p NJ
9:00--C Columbia Network.
ll:00--Dance music
/ WMAK--Buffal0--550
7.30--WGY program
8:30--Cnlumbia Network
I2:0O-1Landry's Orchestra
| A--CIearwater--BeO-5l5
S:3O--Organ
9:15--Musicale
19:O0-Band concert
Il.0O--Darce rainble
AM-Cl Cleveland- -5B0-3Oe.g
g:00--Fur Trappers
g:30-Studf0 Program
l0s30-DaDce Music
WJR-DetrOit--9e0
il;oo--Anos m Andy: News; Dance
WRVA--ISlehnto 1e0-SSA
9:O0A-WFigley Hour
10:DO--NeRrO SpirifYfals
l1:0O-Richmond Orchestra.
4
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
Baby King Of Rumania
Estimated at 100000

ALBANY, N. r., Nov. s.-Esti-
mates released by the Federal
Census Bureau accredit Albany with
an increase of $500 population
since the 1926 State census and
a total population of 100000.
The total contradicts the esti.
mate. of the new city directory
of 1928. which says Albany has
an estimated population Of 1SO,
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
Teaches in Two Schools
Separated by 700 Miles

CHICAGO, Nov. .9.--Prof Charles
n. Judd holds classes in two uni
versities zoo miles apart.
During the week he is dean of
the University of Chicago School
Of Education. On Saturdays he
teaches a single class at the Uni
versfty Of Rochester, N. y. He
handles both jobs BY split.minute
catching of trains.
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
ROMPTNG AROUND RADIO DTAI s
kDkA-E. r.tt.sarrh-sso-a.s.s

KDKA--E. Pittsburgh -9S0-3i5.s
7:sO--WJz program.
11:00--Bestor's Orchestra
WGY--sch chehectady -7eO-379.S.
s:s0-wGY Players
a:O0--WEAF Program.
WBZ--Sprin field -0OO-333
7:30-WJZ Program.
10:30--Sports: Strand symphony.
CKGW--T0rOnt0-06O -31e.
9:00-C0ncert Orchestra.
I0.0O-Dance Music.
II O0-Concert Band: News.
KOA--Denyer---O2O 2O-325.D
10:30--FinanciaI Questions.
1n:35--Solitaire Serenaders, 0
1I.O5---N. n. e. system.
< Ii30--Artists Studio.
Music Album.
KFq-sIsOs AmReles--6 40-46A
II:O0-N, B sC General Independents
11.s0--N B G.. entertainers.
Az
1.004--N etwork; Dance music.
--OaI<land--50O- 1854
II 1.00--Network.
11:3g--Network.
12:00-The OIyHpians
s12:se--Moon Magic.
a. NJ.
81 1:DO--Artist Series.
0--Trocaderans.
KpO~-SMn FFancisc0--5 lN-A22.S
10s0O-- Em bassy Theater.
1n.a0--Network.
12:O0--String quartet.
Al. M.
:06--Network.
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HOUSES AND FLATS


HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE--A modern newly dec
Grated house facing west ana gar
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Gated in outskirts Of city, fine
place for anyone wanting to raise
chickens. Reasonably priced.
Write Tribune Ad. No. SO.
FOR SALE-Five room modern
bungalow, out side garage, both in
Al condition, located close to bus
mess district. For full linforma-
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Estate Agency.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
house, glassed-in porch, close in,
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for electric stove and gas. Call
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FOR RENT-New modern five room
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schools. Harvey Harris & Com
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FOR RENT-Five room al modern
home and garage, $500 per
month. Phone 921.
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said. $50 no one could see the Joy
in her face"
And Craig. nodding. understood.
Tears ran down SYPHILIS cheeks and
in her eyes was the light of hap.
piness. She took his hand and
pressed It, for there were no words
for the choking ecstasy that was
in her heart.
DEOPLE criticized her for the
= thing she did that evening. It
was bad taste. they say. and per.
haps they are right.
Sybil put on Z dress Of flame
geofgette and pinned orchids on
her shoulder. Then she wrapped
herself in Spanish shawl with
poppies on It and sat with Craig
Newhall In a theater box while
Richard Eustis' body lay on a mar.
BILE slab in morgue that was cold
q death.
Two days later Sybil gave a tea.
And that was the day funeral SER
vices were held in New Haven.
From an undertaker's bare par.
lor the embalmers carried forth a
wooden box. A single sheaf of
roses followed all that was mortal
OF Richard Eustis into the hearse.
And no one. the papers said, accom-
panied his body to the grave.
II suppose" Sybil told her
guests. as she poured their tea,
that you oil think I'm hard as
nails. and cruel. Well. I'm not
hypocritical. anyhow-and ! don't
care WHAT people say.
I'm glad Richard Eustis is dead
You've seen the papers. You know
what he proposed to do to Teddy
and me. To rob US Of every shred
Of decency. TO tell vile: lies about
us. TO further his own wicked
purposes no proposed to degrade
Craig Newhall. TO humiliate my
mother and break her heart. 70
disgrace Valerie and Tad.
why. almost didn't believe
there WAS . God till Richard died.
Now ] know better. 1t was God
who killed Richard. And be killed
him because he was too sinful to
live. I'm sorry II you think I'm
wicked because I'm happy. But
AN. my friends. I am very. very
happy"
OF COURSE there was a great
- to-do when news Of the tea
party was spread. Mrs. Thorne
took % her bed. vowing that she
would b happier dead than alive.
Tad was furious.
mice women" he said never
do things IN poor TASTE
"Prigi" cried Sybil. 1Hypocrite!
You're Just - glad az ! am. but
you don't dare admit r."
That's the difference" be re-
torted. between civilized being
and . barbarian. Polite people
don't parade primitive passions.
II wouldn't blame Sybil . darn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-20
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENT1ST

Cor. 4th st. and Ave. c.
Sunday service at 11:OO 4. m.
Subject: Doctrine Of Atone
ment."
Sunday school at 9;45 q. nj.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesda,y
Thursday, and Saturday, except
legal holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m.
All are welcome to attend these
services and to visit the reading
room.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Paul s. Wright. Pastor

Sunday morning service at 1880,
broadcast by KFYR.
Organ Prelude-"Abide With Me"
(variations), Monk--Grace Duryes
Morris.
Quartet--"Walking With Thee"
Wooler-Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Baven-
dick, Mr.. Halverson and Mr.. Hum
phreys.
Offertory-"Romance," Trommel.
QUARTET Heard the Voice Of
Jesus Say" Rathbun.
Sermon-"The Church Militant"
Paul S. Wright.
Organ Postlude- "Marche Celebre.
Lachner.
Evening service at 1880.
Organ Prelude-"Evenin9 MNdi.
tation," Armstrong.
Anthem-"Come Unto Me-" Choir.
US Choir.
Offertory-"At An Old Trusting
Place." Mcdowell.
Duet-Selected, Elmer Weiser.
Roy Indseth.
Sermon-"From Man of God"
Paul S. Wright.
Organ Postlude-Militarie March.
Ascher, Grace Duryee Morris.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-20
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR TKKDE-For Bismarck resi-.
dence or improved property 100
acres adjoining town Of Flasher
on N. p. railroad. IS miles south
west Of Mandan. Ninety acres
under cultivation, balance pasture
which is also level land and all
fenced. Has = good house, large
hip-roof barn, hog and chicken
house, hog pasture, well and wind
mill. Will also include late 1926
Buick Sedan just as good as new.
Address ]. B. Smith. 416 Broad
way. Bismarck. N. D.
OPPORTUNITY always at stake for
independence If desired. will sell
or exchange 160 acres, apply on
dwelling house, land seeded to rye
except fifteen acres pasture locat-
ed Turtle Lake, N. Oak. When.
what, where, address Edward
Haas, Thinner, N. Oak.
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woman whose love you have
spurned. That's tho advice Of Dom
aid Bacsus of Leicester, who suf-
fered q knife thrust wound in the
neck when he consented to . good.
bye kiss after informing his sweet
heart that he 10 longer loved her.
"As I kissed her." Backus told po-
lice, Il felt q sharp stab IN the side
of my neck. She was u,ing a pen
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AUTOMOBILE

Bit" interrupted Craig. grimly. III
she did . hula.hula right on the
late lamented's well.known grave"
"oh. you two!" exclaimed Tad,
and stalked wrathfully from the
room. you give me . pain"
|TAD and Valerie were planning q
= New Years party. their last In
the old house. In February they
were moving to an apartment OF
their own. Valerie was taking
cooking lessons and I course In In.
terror decoration ct Boston Univer.
sity.
I'm trying 20 hard" she con.
fessed to Sy6il. TO make up for
the bad girl l was. With Richard
dead feel that all that horrid part
Of me IL dead. too. I'm going to
spend the rest Of my life being nice
to Tad and then ! guess I'll have
squared myself"
Craig was trying to persuade
Sybil to announce their engage.
ment at the New Years party.
Nothing like starting the year
right" he argued.
"Out Of the frying nan into the
fire." she LAUGHED.
But that annoyed him.
"Pleasa, Sybil." he be,ought.
don't Joke that way. No wonder
the hammer and tong artists say
you're hard-boiled."
''oh. they do. do they?"
"You know they do. You're the
most misunderstood little angel IN
| 10 states.
'And, what would thev ~ II. i
married you? That You'd made an
honest woman Of me. I sunnose! -
~one Aof these dave he threat.
sned. .you'll vake IN and ana no
little Ctaigie under foot. Then
maybx y0u'il - anrrv
'Naybe.- sh4 acknovledeed
MABEL MOORE va anartment.
w hunting asain.
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food Of Mab's glowing sulosy on
Jack.
"Oh. darling, shut upt You're
too darn ecstatic. You bore me.
You make me sick. Please be mis-
cradle once in awhile. Listen,
NAB. I've got q funny feeling in
my bones. You you get Fremont.
tions? As II something perfectly
dreadful was going to happen3
Well. I've got one now. There's
something brewing Something
fierce. I feel It,"
The electric busser bussed.
"Oh. yes. Come right up. We're
all ready"
Mabel slammed doors on the con.
fusion OF adjoining rooms.
TITS the agent. Sib. Perhaps
he's premonition. Perhaps you're
going to fall In love. told you
he was . knockout. That's right
powder your nose."
The door opened. And Z slim
young man admitted himself
quietly.
Hello, Mrs. Moore"
A softspoken young man. boy.
ishly hesitant. Hat in hand,
standing In the doorway. with the
sun shining through the western
windows on the gold Of his blond
young head.
ssT0HN!"
y Sybil had risen from the dav.
export. The tea cup In her hand
clattered portentously In its saucer
and. trembling IN her clasp. crashed
shrilly on the hearth. Pale as the
waxed gardenia she wore. she COW.
cred In awesome terror from the
man she faced.
Then she put out her arm to
touch him and when he moved Z
step nearer she buried her face In
her hands and shrank away again.
Astounded. Mabel gazed at the
tableau.
Are you John Lawrence?" she
gasped.
He nodded dumbly. looking At
Sybil.
SYPHILIS head rolled vacantly. like
something set loosely. Her eyes
were CLASSY and her pale hand At
her throat moved oonvulsively
against the dreadful contraction
there.
There was horrible moment OF
ominous silence. Even Teddy held
his breath. Il was a. II life itself
stood still IN passing. Then tho
man In the doorway pitched for.
ward on his face, And Teddy's
baby terror broke the horrid quiet.
Ito Be Continued)
(BGck from the grace. JoAN Lao
renee tells q tale Of blood en1 Aos&;
ror. 4 trsly Atstorio tsell1at = !
the nect cA01ter-0 ster1 l.r.
ntshed By ~ AAssrtooN Legion
ana verified throxGh o1uctel Rec
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THIS HAS HAPPENED


sYBIL THORNR. Doston society
girl, II plalntfR 10 the most eenoa.
tlonal divorce ease in the annals o.
local tarispru1enee. oybil has pc.
titi0ned Tor divorce from RICH.
ARD EUST1S. when she married
secretly. and With whom she lived
for only two weeks. she has
naked alaO for the .eustody Of her
never seen.
Her husband cesnters ~ brins-
lng suit for 1100yOOo against
CRAIG NEWHALL for alienatio
Of Syh1I's affections. Crale hes
loved Sybll for years, bot o. abao.
l.tesy gu1ltlsss Of Eastis' alleka-
The nevspapers carry sensa.
tlonal Details n great headlines.
Society q Intensely tnfeFested,
and specula tiOn - rife.
II IL the Arst day OF the trial.
and Sybl1. with. her mother An1
her brother. TAD. 10 waiting ln
court. Craig Newhall r. there tea.
Richard Eustls has not eo@e.
Neither has his lawyer. NE
Judge. frovn1ng. coh6s1te HI
watch. MR.. PETERSON. 1yDlls
attorney. tells her tAat the case
may be dismissed. 1nAAsnly : .
COOTs ONWGCV 0Ob6bI0 the
corridor to the judge's beneh.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
COMETHIN0 had happened
- Something dreadful. On hel
feet. Sybil felt suddenly dissy. Per
haps she grew pale. for q man In I
blue uniform took her arm and
walked beside her. Up there-iu
front Of those people. The cyno
sure OF all eyes. ~.
! She squared her shoulders brave
". And those in the courtroom
saw the judge bend kindly toward
her. His grizzled locks seemed e
touch her satin turban. Peterson
bald head cleaned beside. Only Z
word or two. -
SYPHILIS lawyer put hid hand b.
meath her elbow and they left thl
courtroom through tho judges lob
by. Then the Judge stood before
the vast assembly and spoke very
quietly.
There has been. an accident
Richard. Eustis, defendant In thia
case. accompanied BY his attorney
motoring from New Haven "a It,
tend this session Of the court, waa
killed this morning. 10 Providence. :
A seconds silence. And then 1
buzz-the dreadful buxs Of gossip
Women whispering. A court ollceI
raped Tor silence. And. when thu
whispering grew. he called har1h
": Silence! Silence!"
The Judge LEFT the bench. And
presently. the courtroom waa
cleared and the corridors were
crowded.
Excited little groups. 49,. ibid
you ever! What . dreadful
thing! ]. -. And / was DYING, "a
see him. =. Wv. " an ~
In the judges lobby Mr.. Peterson
whispered to Craig.
Il took her out this way b,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-20

MISCELLANEOUS
DIAMONDS direc+ from cutters and
importers. Fine qualities. low
prices. Cash or easy payments.
Wholesale and retail. James w.
Marek, exclusive diamond dealer.
Office at 1O8 Third street, Bis
lmarck, south of Hotel Prince.
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.
Wanted: SKUNKS and BADGERS.
We are ready to receive them and
are paying highest prices. Bring
or ship them direct to the
NORTHERN" Hide, and Fur Co.,
Box 265, Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Horton All Electric
Ironer-42 inch. Cheap. Phone
9S3-J.
FOR SALE-Early Ohio potatoes.
Wachter Transfer Co. Phone 81.
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FUN NONHEOiIBTEHEO VOTNR0
Registration days for nonregistered
Voters Of Bismarck. n D., will be
held October 23rd and October 30th,
1873, at the several polling places in
the City OF Bismarck. Polls open
from 3 o'clock A. NJ. to 7 o'clock p. NJ.
Dated at Bismarck. N. D., this 18th
day of October. 1928
A. c. ISAMINGER,
County Auditor.
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There were 35,917 searches fol
finger-print Identification in Scot.
land Yard in 1927, of which 17.427
proved successful.
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statesmen

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SALESMAN-We have an Opening
for salesman or sales manager
who is not satisfied with his pres
cnt earnings. Unless you can
show past record of being a pro.
Queer, do not answer this ad, but
if you can, it will be worth your
time to get in touch with us. This
is not stocks, bonds, insurance,
ETC., but is a speciality product Of
proven merit. Sales Manager,
Minneapolis, EOS Plymouth Bldg.
WANTED-Man or woman to travel
in North Dakota and appoint lady
agents for our big line extracts,
toilet preparations, etc. Steady
work, good pay. Write Perkins
Products Co, Hastings, Nebr.
WHOLESALE house established Is
years wants aggressive man in
Bismarck. Experience helpful but
secondary. Big season now. Liber-
al advances. Bixle- Co., Dept. 81,
Cleveland, Ohio.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men.
Your free 1929 catalogue ready.
$500 weekly. New deals. Fast
sellers. Puritan Novelty, 1913
jackson, Chicago.
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knife which I had lent her ! day u
two before" Authorities found IN
girls father III and her mother -
pressed inability to cope with ~
situation.
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TAX EN- utub NAwuf-uS

TAKEN UP NOTICE
One white gelding about 10 or N
years old, weight aDout .,h .,u,,nuh.
Owner may have same by paying for
advertising and keep.
o. w. BROSTROM,
Sec. 14-142-81,
lO:2O-25; III Wilton, No. Oak.