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TO FIX EASTER DATE

Many times 1t has been proposed to establish more nearly uniform date for Easter Sunday but tradition and custom hard to overcome the old method of cac ation established by the Council at Nice than 16OO years ago, still prevails.
 Under this system Easter may fall as early March p late April 25 and all moveabe feasts of the church are governed by the date of Easter
 Recently the British House of Commons passed bill proposing that the legal date of Easter shall be the first Sunday after the second Saturday in April It is not in tended that the British shall put this proposal into effect alone but the idea is to call world conference to sider joint action of the nations on the subject.
 There are many reasons, business and social to com mend the plan, but inasmuch such innovation would clash with long established religious custom it is doubtful that it will be able to command support in clesastca circles Without such support 1t could not be given practical effect
 If the Marines ever catch him they will take the sand out of Sandino They must catch him first, however.
 Considering the lying and bunk political bedlam is a natural result.
 Governor Al Smith will get off to good start if he can corral all the Smith vote
 Even if we could see ourselves as others see us we probably wouldn't believe our own eyes.
 Man wants but little here below provided he is con- vinced that his neighbors have little less
 We don't doubt bit that Lndbergh may yet be able to make the ship of state Without oil scandals
 The fellow who doesn't get in on the ground floor sometimes turns out to be second-story man.
 A fellow surely has to keep his senses nowadays to get acquainted plea of insanity Too, he has to keep his cents to keep his pockets from getting stale
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FREE, SPECIAL, A .75 ENLARG- MENT WITH EVERY $500 WORTH OF DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. COME IN AND ASK ABOUT THIS. scHALLERER's ALASKA SHOP.
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ina precinct of the City of Seward, Alaska, and at the polling place here in specified The said polling place will be open between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and ? o'clock p. m. of said day.
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Dr. R. J. Alcorn, of the Seward Gen. eral Hospital, returned today from a special case at Kodiak.
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The Best m the "Reit"-Gateway
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The fellow who doesn't get in the ground floor sometimes turns out to be second-sto1y man.
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We don't doubt bit that Lindbergh may yet be able to make the ship of state run Without oil scandals
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A fellow surely has to keep his senses nowadays to get acquainted plea of insanity. Too, he has to keep his cents to keep his pockets from getting stale.
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Man wants but little here below, provided he is vinced that his neighbors have little less.
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Even if we could see ourselves as others see us wei probably wouldn't believe own eyes.
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Governor Al Smith will get off to good start if he can corral all the Smith vote.
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Considering the lying and bunk, political bedam is natural result.
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MINING SUIT

To represent ..lt' New York Alas ka Gold Dredging Co.,, in suit in- volyiug about $25,0oo, F. E Robert son, wcll-known Juneau attorney, left for Fairbanks where the case is set to start this week in the U. $. District Court. He was accompanied by his son, Duncan. MT. Robertson will be associated in the case witIl Senator Harry F.. Pratt of Fail = .o9nks. The suit was brought by 2 engir OCT formerly in charge of tho comranys property on the Kusko- kWin River.
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CORDOVA TIMES WILL
 A0W CET PAID FQR II

Objection to the manner in which regular councilmanic pro- cNCiure had been reported in the Cordova Times, Mayor Wolfe felt that the taxpayers of Cordova were being deprived of their just rights by not being supplied with the town clerks routine report 'ather than the Times reportorial account.
 Councilman Fred Long respond ed to the suggestion by moving that all minutes of the council meetings be published in the Times as paid advertising. The vote was unanimous
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SUICIDES IN OWN CAIRN

While out for an afternoon hike Dawson citizen found the body of Thomas Waller, an oldtimer of the district. Evidence was conclu- sive that it was a case of suicide. The dead man had built a sort of cairn of stones and brush and evidently lying on his back had pulled the trigger blowing away part Of his head.
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ELKS MEETING

There will be business meeting ot the Seward Elks at 7:3O D. m. Monoay evening in the Arcade Club room, the suite formerly occu- pied by Landers' Barber Shop. All Elks are asked to attend.
 CLARKE ANDERSEN.
 Chairman, Seward Elks.
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Mike Wilson, Hoonah, charged with using bear traps in excess of the nine inch limit, was taken bt-
 "r.-r Cragin 9 Tenakee and paid fine of $50 and costs His traps were seized.
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General Tailoring ana Hats Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen. Phone Adams 91. Peyser's Tailor Shop.
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TOBACCOS ANr; CIGARETTES SPECIAL HOLIDAY WRAPPER AT BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
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WE SERVE THE BEST ICE CREAM MANUFACTURED N SEATTLE 50 c PINT-S1.00 QUART. WE DELIVER. The Candy Cottage.
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Have you heard the new 'CkeE," records at SyIvia's? They are wonderful.
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Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye -Eruhn Meat Market.
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Providing the Alameda has to take the Starr in tow it is a mat ter of conjecture as to what time it will arrive in the Port of Seward.
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Have your films develop cd and printed at SyIyia's.
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On the Southbound voyage o1 the Alameda the vessel has re- ceived instructions to await at each mail port sufficient period of time to permit the answering of busir .ess correspondence.
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ARRIVAL TIME IF
 ALAMEDA DOUBTFUL

Nothing definite was heard to- day as to the probable arrival in port of the s. s. Alameda which received orders from headquarters steam to the assistance of the 5. s. Starr, off Dark Island.
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HOLIDAY TABLE SPECIALTIES
 Fresh Eastern and Olympic
 Oysters
 Pint and Quart Cans
 Finnan Haddie
 Barbecued Sable
 Smoked Salmon Fresh Hothouse Tomatoes Green Peppers-Celery Lettuce Caulitiower Sweet Potatoes Extra Fancy Jonathan, Roman Beauties and Deli ciOus Apples - Naval and Japanese Oranges - Fl- berts and and Walnuts Mixed Nuts - Dates and Figs MarshmailOW = Cluster RaiSinS Plum and Fig Pudding Choice Canned Fruit and Vegetables 1: Imported and Domestic 3 Cheese E. & H. Brand Homemade Mayonnaise and Sandwich < Spread Selected COffee-Tea Cocoa and Chocolate s Grape Juice - Ginger Ale : and Budweiser S WHOLESALERS in CIGARETTES | SMOKING and CHEWING s TOBACCOS
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and went over to the dresser to
do 1t properly. Rod says I'm the
prettiest girl in the world" she
said during the process. I'm not
afraid of Lila taking him away
from me. But 1t makes me mad
to have her trying to cook up
triangle ont of her old love affair
with Rod and our marriage. don't
mean a regular triangle. but a silly
three-cornered mess that will just
! keep the town talking and have
people asking eacl- other how they
think ! like being second choice"
THE last words came slowly. re-
L luctantly. as though she hated
the sound Of them. Her mother
regarded her silently for o moment
and then got up to go.
There's q steak and some
cleaned vegetables in the icebox
for your supper IL you feel like
cooking It," she said. But I think
maybe you'd better come home
with me. You look awfully tired,
BERTHE Lou"
Don't worry about US. We're
the happiest couple in the world.
Lila can't spoil it, and II / didn't
have such crazy ideas about want.
ing things Just so I wouldn't care
what she did. ! wish ! had some
Of her indifference to tho rest Of
the world. She doesn't give q hang
what anyone says"
"Well. ! never thought you cared
so much either. BERTHE Lou. vow al.
ways were pretty up-to-date."
"Oh, about hobs and short skirts
and cigarets. But ] don't like max.
ing q town topic out Of my mar.
riage. like the latest murder mys.
terry or love nest scandal"
1T cant be that bad" her moth
er soothed. but wish you'd ind
q way to drop Lila It can't do
any good to let her come right into
your home and torment you.
She :" Mrs. Ward stopped
abruptly. her cpeech interrupted By
the ringing Of the door bell.
Ito Be Continued)
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Sour Old Maid
School Ma'ams
Hit by Prof.

BY NEA Service
Madison, Wis, July 9.-Many have
been the opinions set forth and the
discussions raised against methods
Of education. Not the least of which
is that Of Prof. Kimjall Young, who
phys his pedagogic trade at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Young believe: among other things,
that old maids, who tend to be sour
and over-sentiment~l. shouldn't be
teaching school and that more men
teachers would better balance school
faculties.
1--WE Americans" he says. "have
gone crazy over intelligence tests and
the intricacies Of rows of figures.
"The Parent-Teachers' Associa-
ton has too many parents in it.
"The school is built after the fash
| ion Of the church-too much preach
ing.
"A premium is placed on docility
in the classroom. There is too much
commotion over a whisper.
CONFORMITY exacts tremendous
price.
PUT pressure on the normal
schools to make them teach mental
hygiene to the student teachers.
stimulate work of special class.
es-the deaf, dumb. etc.
Form more mental hygiene study
groups among teachers and par
ents."
Which only shows that the pres
ent system is all very disgusting to
the good Prof.
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OH! FOR THE LIFE OF
A DANCE PARTNER

~ NLIA CcVNICc
Paris, July 9.-Working as a pro-
fessional dance partner in gay Paree
is one remunerative racket. This
was revealed recently when one of
the male variety filed suit for d.
vorce from his wife. whose attrac-
tons were lost to him when he got
into the big money serving as an es-
cort to unaccompanied women.
His income from professional SER
vices" is specified at $4,000 for q
period Of three years. The average
tip offered to professional partners
at the most select and fashionable
dancing class in Paris. situated near
the Champs Elysecs, is ten francs for
session lasting from $50 to 1880 in
the evening. In the lonp late balls
held in restaurants and supper clubs
the "pro" Of course, makes far big
/ ger sums.
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Don't look such . 'fraid.cat,"
she adjured the reflection. "Rod
isn't = mouse for two cats to fight
over. And he wouldn't marry q
girl unless he loved her. The dear
boy doesn't know It. but he's 70.
mantle to the very dafling heart
Of him. Marriage had to be for
him what It Is to me-love for
two"
She felt better after that and
hurriedly pinned her hair into q
tight knot 50 she could bathe her
face and neck In cold water. Her
mother came into the bedroom
while she was In the adjoining
bath.
"Bertie Lou. I'm going home
now" Mrs. Ward called. But
there's something. want to say to
you hrst."
"All right, NUNS. I'll b out In
just I minute. 0oon's ] get : yard
or two Of railroad risht-of.way Of
my neck"
Mrs. Ward stepped back 70 the
bedroom door and closed It. She
had 1 feeling that Rod might think
she was intrudtng, but she couldn't
80 before she had spoken to Berthe
Lou.
Berthe Lou soon came out OF the
bathroom. most Of her visible be-
yond the scant limits Of an orchid
silk brevity Get. She unstrapped
one Of the sultca1ss and dug out
: Coolie coat Of embroidered pom.
Sc and threw 4 around her shout.
ders.
"What's the quick Watson stun.
Mums?" she teassd. climbing to
cross.legsed comfort on the chintz.
covered bed.
EIER mother looked 1t her with
- troubled eyes before she took
. seat on . chair. refusing Berthe
Louis handconveyed Invitation to
sit on the bed. "Spoils : mattress
to cit on tho edge of t." she said
- SHE had said many times before
to ! Lon. "you must take
care ,our pretty things, honey
ce...s Louis eyes sobered. I'm
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afraid I'll be . bum housekeeper,
Nuns. But II I make Rod hap.
py. ;" Her voice trailed away
uncertainty.
Are you happy?" her mother
asked. softly accenting the pro.
noun.
"You know that Lila worries me,
don't you?" Berthe Lou returned
as softly. There was perfect I'm.
derstanding between them at that
moment. They were closer than
they ever had been before. For
Berthe Lou was not laughing at life
% she'd always done before. One
cant fear = great loss until there
10 something very dear to lose.
Il was afraid she would. You
can't be friendly with her. Berthe
Lou. ! think you'd better tell her
the drst chance you get that you
think It best not to visit each
other"
Berthe Lou emitted 4 short, dry
laugh. NUNS. you'd light the
next war with Civil War weapons
II they made you chief Of stan. !"
she said. Don't you know that /
cant forbid the house to anyone
who comes to see Rod? In the new
order the house Is his as well as
NINE"
Well then. let him tell her!"
BERTHE Lou groaned. Shades OF
Queen Victoria! Can you picture
Rod doing that"
you can tell him 80, can't you -
Wives arc trusts any more,
NUNS. We do.4't want to succeed
~ stamping out opposition. I'll do
everything can to make Rod love
me-but nothing to make him hate
Lila"
Mr.. Ward looked worried. Eyes,
but honey. you know he must have
cared : great deal for her ct one
time. ! can't believe that she
won't have some attraction for him
still Il she caSes to exert It. Lila
Il very pretty In her way. and I've
noticed that its Z way tho boys
seem to admire"
] Berthe Lou unpinned her hair
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ANNIIL DEAD MARRIAGE

Denver, July 9.-Two years ago
Mrs. c. z. Tanner, IS, married
Thomas N. Pray, 40. She died
shortly after and the estate left by
her was disputed by Pray and Mrs
Tanners daughter, Mrs. Libbie Girls
man. The court ruled that Mrs. Tan
ner did not have full mental capacity
when she we'd Pray and for that rea.
son annulled the marriage. Pray
will not share in the estate.
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RESULTS OF PROOF

Montreal, July 9.--What the u.
S. lost in revenue through the sale
Of liquors the last few years, Canada
apparently has picked up. The in
crease in that country's sale of bev-
erages since the event of prohibi-
ton in the United States is signifi-
cant. For the IL months ending
February Of this year, Canada's IL
quor sales were valued at nearly
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oratory Of The Rockefeller Institute
for more than Is years.
During that time the tissue has
had . daily salt water bath and
trim. Like the 2500-year-old cop
pers in . bank here which would
have multiplied, IL left at interest
since they were made, into more
money than Is in the world, this
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bit Of tissue II allowed to grow and
multiply would, theoretically, fill the
universe.
The novelty is DR.. Alexis Carrel's
special charge. The object in pre-.
serving it was to prove the practic.
ability Of keeping parts Of the hum.
an body in storage for surgical
operations. !.
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&& {$ SIS SIS s
JULY 9

JULY
1S19-Birthday Of Elias Hive, sew
ing machine inventor.
185O-Zachary Taylor, twelfth presi-
dent, died in office.
'1S72-Democratic national conven-
ton nominated Horace Gree
ley and G. Brown.
1904-Democrats nominated Alton
B. Parker of New York for
president,
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THE BIG QUESTION
He: You know that love you and
will be true to the last.
She: But how long shall I be the
last ANSWERS.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

louise FOR SALE-An unusual
opportunity to purchase direct
from owner one of the largest and
most beautiful residences in Bis
marck at the very low price Of
$16,500. $1,000 cash, balance on
terms, to responsible party. Ele-
CANT lot on corner with east front,
look $50 feet, with lots Of trees
and shrubs and large two car gar
age. First floor contains extra
large living room with beautiful
arched entrance from hallway,
Colonial dining room with fire
place and door leading to spacious
porch, most complete kitchen,
built-in cabinet, linen closets. Two
stairways to second floor. Second
floor contains four elegant bed
rooms that will not fail to please
the most exacting buyer, beautiful
bath cow .ni"ntly located. Third
floor contains large room for use
as amusement room or bed room.
Basement cont&ins large plastered
laundry ,om fully equipped with
automatic gas water heater, tubs,
ETC., and : fully partitioned. Hot
water heat throughout, weather
strips. Will show by appointment
to anyone interested in a real
home. Address Ad. No. IS, care
Tribune.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED-On farm near
Bismarck. Neat in house work,
have no objection to helping with
chores. Age IS years. Call at
Bismarck Hotel, Room 80.
WORK WANTED-Young lady
would like . stenograplic posi-
ton. Has had some experience.
Would also consider clerical work.
Phone l37-J.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out OF r. air that leaky OF
cloxe-l radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
LADY wants work by day or res
taurant work, part or full time.
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81, 220, 900, an increase Of about
SIC, 000, 900 over the preceding year.
CHICK HEART TISSUE LIVES
MANY YEARS

New York. A bit Of tissue cut
from the heart Of an embryo chick
has lived, fed on serum, in the lab
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Sarah: Has your boss ever open
~ made love to you?
Clara: No. but 20 ahead and tell
me your story.-Lifc.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMEN wanted Immediately. Sew
aprons home for Reliable Rated
Manufacturer. Established 10
! years. We pay to SIS dozen. No
selling. Write Employment dept.
LII Mfg, 532 Broadway, N. Y.
WOMEN-Spare or full. time sew
ing Daytime Frocks, SIS dozen,
experience unnecessary, steady
work, no selling, particulars free.
Liberty Industries, 20 Liberty
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. !,
LADIES-Can earn $2O-$3O weekly
sewing smocks; everything fur
nished; no ,,lling; addressed en-
velope brings particulars. krex
Garment, 1907 Broadway, New
York, Dept. 231A.
WOMEN, Girls, earn $25-$35 week.
" addressing cards at home spare
time; experience unnecessary;
easy, steady work. Write immed-
lately. RIALTO 366 Broadway,
New York.
WHNTED-Experienced girl for
general housework. Call at 521
Washington street or phone 1884.
WANTED-Maid for general house.
work. Phone 524.
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Phone Sol.
WANTED-Waitress at O'Brien's
Cafe.
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SALEMEN-Can use two more to
sell inter State Oil company's es-
tablished line Of oil and paint.
Phone 1874 or write A. H. Cloth
Ter. Box 40.
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LOST-Between Bismarck and Moi
fit on river road, mans brownish
gray dress coat on July 9TH. Find.
err please notify this office and re-
ceive reward.
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Call at 210 Second street or phone
11l1.R.
LADY student wants place to work
for board. Telephone 1873. Bis
marck College.
BABY CHICK

GENEROUS profit in few weeks.
Beals brooded and day-old chicks
for fall market. Baby chicks Sill,
hundred, G. o. D. Beals State
Chickeries, Fargo, N. D.
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GOOD USED CARS

GOOD USED CARS
Ford Tudor .............. $685.. 90
Ford Coupe ............... 276.OO
Star Four Coach ........... 325. 90
'tar Six Coac.l ............ 650. 90
Ford Touring .............. $500
THESE cars in fine mechanical con-
dition. Also other used cars.
Terms If needed. We trade. Shop
ct 101 Third Street.
6EDAHL MOTOR CO.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE 90

MALE Zip WANTED
IS MEN WANTED at once to learn
Barber Trade, Short Term now:
Free catalog explains all. Moler
Barber College, Fargo. N. D.,
Butte, Mont.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern
house near capitol. Adults only.
Call at 1910 Fourth street.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern fur
nished house. Garage in base
ment, immediate possession. Call
TAR
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AUTOMOBILEC

FOR SALE-New Essex sedan ct
a large discount. Will consider
trade for city property. Write
Tribune AID No. 81.
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o. Ked USED CARS

Attractive Buys
1927 Chew. sedan; 1926 Chew. coach;
1925 Chrysle- sedan; 1925 Ford
sedan; 1925 Ford Tudor; 1926
Ford cou. 1925 Ford coupe; two
Ford tourings; Overland touring;
Overland delivery truck; Dodge
delivery truck.
Other bargains in Used Cars.
We trade ar.l give terms on both
new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.,
Bismarck, N. D.
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Guaranteed
Rebuilt Automobiles
A Used Car Is No Better 1haa tn
Dealer Made Il.
NO REASON In the world why you
should wait all your life to be
able to Luy "the car you want. "
The quality" cars in our used car
department are still quality cars,
but they sell at prices that are
easily within q modest budget.
Come in and see them.
Rebuilt Cars With . BcI c<stioa"
LAIR Motor Sales ca.
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FOR RENT-Large furnished sleep
ing room in modern home, suitable
for one or two with hot and cold
water in room. Call ut SIS Fourth
street
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished clean three
room ligh. housekeeping apart
ment in modern home, gas for
cooking. Call at 622 Third street
or phone 132-W.
FOR RENT-Two pleasant sleeping
front rooms in strictly modern
home. Re a.cnable rent. Close in,
fine location. 400 Sevent.. street.
Phone 902-R.
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FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment, newly decorated on
ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street.
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PERSON

PERSONAL
PARTY driving to California first
week in August, has room for 2
passengers in passenger sedan.
Write postoffice box 492, Bis
marck.
PARTIES going to California third
week in July wish passenger who
can held with driving. p. 0. Box
636.