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HOME ATMOSPHERE

Freedom NJ private home. cool. restfui
location near Fall Greek blvG-. front
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Room for Rent With Board

good meals. reg5Ouable. ia. 1897
NEW TFRSFV. Y 20s6-Front room. fur
nished or nnt---l..nrd. Ha 4S12-R.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Mate
Situations Wanted Female

MAID WORK-Iu hotel reliable woman:
best Of reference He 36l3.
CARE OF ELDERLY PERSOE-In or out
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. n. 1898 Dandy. furn. nev.
fiu- fltcnenette- come. see. got HateE-
ALBANIA n. 72s-2. lovely furn. front
rms. newly decorateo. neat and clean
BATES 9i1-2 rms. hot water. bath. priv
en- gas. elec-i near car.
BELLEFOETAINE. IlOl-4-rm. apt. IN
furn.. light. heat gas. cleo, So. newly
deco. ia. <sgs-W
BROADWAY. 1872 Furnis..~d apt. private
bath. 10. 7aler. phone garage STU
BROADWAY. 2l2l-l rn.. Kitchen fur
nisned. modern. $3.50 VI. Ia o5s3
CAPITOL. n. 1903 -2-rm. apt. everything
FURNISHED. ~. Sll1
CONGRESS. 724- Kitchenette and bed
room completely furnished
DELAWARE N 72O-Apt. for rent, suita-
biz .or 4. reasonable. RI. 1881.
Ill. n, 49, Unfurn. lover noorS beauti-
fuI home. p.zy. ent: gas, heat, nights I4In.
REDWOOD. 2255-3 nice furnished house
keeping rooms. Cheap.
LOCKERBIE. 6l2-smaI. strictly mod;
nothing better Tor $40. Walking distance.
LOCKFRBIE. 5I6-2 clean furnished rms;
rececora ed. Walking distance EeasonaD.e-
MARKET z. 634-2 rooms housekeeping
or Sleeping modern.
MERIDIAN S. I024ia-Furnished house
keeping rooms, call At room j.
MEREDITH. 2al7-2 lower rms; modern;
private entrance: garage. DR.. 5729.
NEW JERSEY. 2O42-2 large clean. cool.
front rms. cheerful. coy. iurn. Adults
NEW JERSEY. n. 7ll-Front rm.. down
stairs. front apt upstairs: modern.
NV JERSEY. n. f24-Good. light house
keeping rms modern. Ri 4l45.
NEW YORK. r. 6l9-Front housekeeping;
modern. s.. adults employed.
NEW YORK. E. 3222-Large front room
and kitchen down stairs: modern: on bus
line and near car. Call mornings
ORIENTAL. N. 20-2-room hsekpiug. apt;
everything furn., also Unfurn. front I'm.
PARK 933-4 rm. apt. and rm. and
kitchenettc. modern, reasonable. ii. 1926.
PARK. 1853 unfinished rms. light. gas.
water, furn.; adults. s25. He. 520l.
VIRGINIA AVE. 239i . rooms. semi
modern nice and cool. SIS. DR.. 2837.
WALNUT. E.. II5-2 furnished rms. walk.
dis; $50 mo. See housekeeper in base.
WALNUT E.. Il2-Rm. down f., priv. ent..
near Penn. car. Use Of phone. RI. 1929.
BOTH W. $50 rooms; strictly modern;
private family. Ha. 2l84.
18TH. W. 13i-2 nicely furnished front
roms, upstairs and three down. Sink in
each kitchen. Ia. 1888.
NICE FRONT RMS.-Strictly modern.
On. 0250.
LOVELY WOODRUFF-l-rm furn. comp;
hsekping; cool. $3.50; Sd Il. CHI 4l08.
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Rooms for Rent

ARSENAL. N. I44-Apt 5; nice. modern
nm. hot uafer. So. Ri. 3645.
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Cottages and Resorts

LAKE WEBSTER Cottages for rent or
sale lnl2 Park Ave. Ri. 1857.
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS. l920-6-room modern double; ga
rage: water paid. near BIooE5lde paIk,
ASHLAND. 264i--T-roonl mod. double; ga
rage. s45 owner. 1886 College. Va 1880.
BROOXsIDE = EE.. 2326-8 rooms modern;
suitable for 2 families $50 free rent
equivalent to time put In BY tenant on
repairs; painter preferred. owner ID
CARROLLTON-4 rooms; modern; rear
$3.50; $50, water paid. Hu- Z025.
CARROLLTON. 3433-5-rooTn mod. bung;;
double redec: gar; s42.50 Wa 332l-R:
DEARBORN. 2O39-Bungalow; double: gas
range; water. gar. furnished Ri l920:
EUGENE. ass rooms; modern; excellent
condition; nice. yard; garage; paved
street hardwood floors: $50.
modern: garage: $3.50 Oh. 1891.
paid aid $50. Ill ass -
GALE. N 2948-4-room half strictly mod
ern double garage u. 0l64.
HABIG ROAD-At 300 S. Meridian; arm.
ground G. A. DUNN. Greenwood. Phi. 1864.
REDWOOD. 2423-6-room modern double.
double garage. Ii. 1916 From to Z.
LANSING, 43i-4 ROOMS, BATH, $40.
DR.. 1417.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1455-6 rooms modern;
garage; 535. Ri. 1926.
MCPHERSON. 2823-Doublc; rms. mod.
clean. gar: excellent cond.; s25.
MICHIGAN. F.. 4710-Half double strictly
mod. rooms. Shown by apt. DR.. 2862-M.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2ll3-4 bedroom. clean.
modern home; garage; from owner.
NEW YORK E.-5-rm. semi-mOd.. gar.
water pd; $3.50 Dorman, 3l8' mod.
rms. redec. in and out. wster pd.. SIS 30.
RANDOLPH. S. 12Oi-4 rooms. Semi-mod-
ern. water paid; s18: good condition. Dr..
2528-R
RINGGOLD. 1882 Double, cleo. gas. city
water. soft water, toilet. sl9; garage. S2l.
SHELDON-6 rms. s2l; rms. Sl9. semi
mod: close car; wafer pd CHI 1913.
WIDOW-HaS modern rooms. rent 5. re-
serve ] adults: SID Oh. 4925-M.
NEAT COTTAGE-NeW paper; large ard
only SIX. Cruise. 1913 N. Delaware St.
COLORED-4-room house, 2528 Wheeler
St Sl5 Ri 9905 or Be. 1888
GROOM COTTAGE With garage. ITO
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AMBASSADORS APARTMENT
HOTEL

Beautiful ultra modern. furnished or
unfinished, $50 so ana up. Daily or
monthly rates Hotel Service. Phone Ri.
1871 or call at building. $50 N. Penn.
LOVELY Arm upper duplex: newly dec;
garage: utilities furn.: adults. Ha. i945.
900 " NORTH ST.-Laverno Apt colored
4 rms thoroughly mod. Ri. 0232. Hem.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, DECEMBER q, 1929

into the guard room, and another into
the back hall. The guard room Of
Tered the best hope for the tear
bombs.
ut was l $50 =. N. when word was
passed to the convicts. They came
pouring through. Beyond they could
see the open door. The gates ajar
and even . line OF carS awaiting
them. Is they thought. But they met
the gas and began dropping. Those
who did not 60 down broke for
safety. The warden fell and the
guards buckled under the fumes, but
We dragged them out.
Air Full Of Bullets
1T vas q ticklish Job. The air VA
full Of bullets.
"Chief Cabin. Of Syracuse arrived
with 30 men. Chief C~anavaguh, Of
Rochester, arrived with more gas and
% men. Then began the last phase
Of the battle. with the men in the
upper tiers. They smashed windows
and Rugged the floors and did all
they could to escape the gas. but fl
nally gave in. We rushed them again
and again firing shots. They had to
use their arms sparingly. not having
much ammunition. It was evening
before NE rot them ALL"
Tho final stages Of the mutiny
came when the roundup for missing
firearms began. Every cell was
emptied and oil their contents thrown
into the corridor. Not q scrap was
overlooked In the search for IL pis-
tolls which were missing. Six were
found In the prison and the other six
were located outside the prison and
either returned to Acting Warden
Christian or otherwise accounted for.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Dec. 13.-(AP)-W. s. p.
A.p-HoEs-4O,OO0 including $4,000 d.
rect: market mostly ~. &c higher r 1n
s Weights :e: IS so 9 ssc higher iyS ;0i TOP '' s:ss
paid for lSs Ii weights bulk 10000
lbs $50 TO 9.65; butchers. medium TO
choice :5O-3OO lbs 9.35 TO $40: 200
$50 lbs $40 to $40: 10000 lbs 9.35 TO
ing sows 500 10 SIS: pigs. medium to
choice 9O-13O lbs $50 to $40.
Cattle-l2,O 900: calves $500: largely
ycaler and yearling run In medium
10 good flesh; better kinds strong to
sss hieher; *! good .,d demand md for hn,,I light e.
higher; vealers Is to soc higher:
slaughter classes, steers good and
choice 130O-15OO lbs 1850 TO 1850;
l10O-15OO lbs 1890 10 1890; 95o-11OO
.lium $50 lbs 70 SIS to 1870: fed
yearlings good and choice 75O-95O
lbs 1918 e 1925; hcifers good and
choice $50 lbs down 1I.4O to 1850:
ommon and medium It's 70 ll.40;
ommon aud medium els to SIS: low
cutter and cutter $50 10 6.15: bulls,
good and choice (beef) S.75 to 9.75:
cutter to medium 6.25 to 500: veal
ers milkfed good and choice 1?.:6 to
all weights 1850 to 1915; common
and medium s.55 to 1925.
Sheep-i5.O00: market active;
strong TO :sc higher: bulk fst lambs
ewes SOC "a $50: feeding lambs quo
table steady: lambs. good and choice
r. lbs down 1875 to 1885: medium
1925 to 1c.75: common $50 to 1l.:5;
ewes. medium 20 choice $50 lbs down
AS: feeder lambs good and choice
1l.75 to 1855.
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WEAK STOCK VALUES
SEND WHEAT PRICES
LOWER EARLY TODAY
News Developments Largely Fa-
vovable TO Friends for High
or Grain Quotations

Chicago. Dec. 23.-(AP)-F'ree sell
ing. largely from eastern sources and
ascribed to stock market weakness.
did much to make wheat prices av-
Export business in North American
wheat today amounted to only about
10000 bu.. Inc a decrease OF the
United States wheat visible supply
was relatively small. 721 200 bu. Con-
siderable notice was also taken that
seeded in Kansas. the leading wheat
state of the union. show a cOndi-
ton Of 50 per cent compared with
but SO per cent a year & and q To-
a average Of 81 per cent.
There was considerable spread r
ing today between December corr
and May. The visible supply increased
1.345.00O bushels, and IL 6.73a.0oO
bushels against 1S,174.ooo bushels
last year. Oats were easy. sympathi-
xing with corn and wheat.
Provisions showed s~teadiness help
ed by upturns in the value Of hogs.
Except for setbacks In stock ex-
change values. news developments to-
Of higher prices for wheat. This was
especially the case regarding advices
from Liverpool. where the market
scored sharp gains owing q good deal
to the fact that the supply Of wheat
than half the total at this time last
year. Another buliish factor was an
estimate by the United States depart.
ment Of agriculture indicating that
world demand this season IL likely TO
lie 100. 900. 900 bu. more than previous
~ figured and the world carry-0ver
So 600, 900 bushels decreased.
Downturns Of Chicago wheat prices
today. however. were quick to appear
after something OF a bulge in the
market at the opening. Adding mean
while to k,e bearish influence Of the
action Of the stock market were sig ne
hat European call for wheat from
North America had again flattened
out. R~e-seilers abroad were reported
MS offering wheat &c q bushel cheap
or than the grain could he had from
this side OF the Atlantic. although Of.
fetal estimates Of wheat production
in France showed $4,000, 900 bu. re-
duction compared with the latest pri-
waite forecast.
Wheat closed irregular at &c net
decline to NC advance, (Dec. 1905:
Mar. 1:5h e A.; May anh to -.
SlN 10 n: Mar. 93ss May 95A).
Oats 4 shade off to nc up. And
provisions varying from &c setbac
to an equal gain.
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Chubb Loses $4,000
Suit and District
Court Quits to Jan. Z

District court adjourned until Tues
day. January Z. Saturday afternoon,
with the return Of q verdict for the
defendants In the suit OFF. w. Chubb
against the Cammack and Kimball
riauo companies, J. w. Shaw. D.
Ernest Hall. J. G. and Dorys Maddox.
The jury Wal out about three hours.
The plaintiff had asked CSC. 1000 dam
ages Tor loss Of . plano agency. al
legtng q nervous breakdown was due
to It. The verdict carries with It q
counter claim Of the defense for
193oo.1T.
Judge r. q. Mcfarland previously
had dismissed the other jurors until
January I. He left for Jamestown
to spend Christmas ct home.
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RANGE or CARLOr SALES
PROHIBITION AGENTS
FACING VERBAL FIRE

Couer D'Alene, Idaho, Dec. 23.-R
An attack by the defense upon the
conduct Of federal prohibition agents
who spent nearly q year in northern
idaho collecting evidence that re-
suited In the arrest Of about 200 per-
sons on liquor charges was in pros
pect there today at the trial Of %
individuals accused Of conspiracy to
violate the dry law.
Attorneys for the defense announced
they would make sensational disclos-
ures" and would require about two
weeks to present evidence in behalf
OF the accused persons. who include
city officials and business mel Of
Mullan, Idaho. Their motion for q
directed verdict Of acquittal was de-
MED Saturday by Federal Judge J.
Stanley Webster.
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Additional Sports
.Sharkeyto Figure
In Feb. z Battle
Boston heavyweight to Meet
an Unnamed Foe In Miami,
Madison Square Says

New York. Dec. .. The
second annual battle Of the palms.
featuring Jack 6harkcy. Boston
heavyweight. against some contender
not yet chosen. will be waged. in Mi
ami. Fla. FEB. q. 1880. Madison
Square Garden announced Saturday.
The same date has been chosen as
last season when the Garden carried
out the last plans Of the late Tex
Richard and staged . bout in the
winter rendezvous between Sharkey
and Young stribling. Macon. Ga.
Since that time. . permanent outdoor
arena seating $1,000 has been con-
structed 1t Miami. where the Garden
plans to stage one major contest in
each Of the coming six years.
An opponent will be named for
8harkey On or before Jan. Is, the
Garden announced. Definite decision
will Be made following arrival here
Of victcrio Campolo. the Argentina
giant. and the results Of heavyweight
tilts scheduled In the Gardent be-
tween Tuffy 0riffiths and Johnny
Risko and Otto Won Porat and Pau
limo U1cudun..
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FARM WANTED

cANADA-Why pay big rents or tie
up money in high-priccd land while
In Canada millions of acres virgin
prairie close to railways awaiting
settlement can be bought from SIS
to $500 an acre, with long terms
Of payment If desired? Free gov
eminent homeSteadS In the newer
districts: good improved or unim-
proved farms In all provinces at
low prices. Excellent climate, high
est quality produce. good markets,
low freight rates, low taxes. Fast
est growing country In the world.
Grain-growing, stock raising, dairy
ing, fruit. poultry, mixed farming.
Schools, churches, roads. telephones.
Rural mail delivery. Get the facts
from the Canadian Government In
formation Bureau. Canadian Gov
eminent has no lands to sell but Of
fcrs free official information and
service. Special low railway rates
for trip of inspection. Free maps,
booklets. advice. No obligation.
Thirty thousand Americans moved
to Canada last year. Write w. O..
Black, Canadian Government In
formation Bureau, lit Robert
Street. Fargo, N. OAK.
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Bumblebee and Frogs
Spending Winter in
Badgers Hole Found

Fssssnden. N. D., Dec. 23.-While
trying 70 die out abadger, Karl and
Jack Ehni, Bowdon brothers, found
two frogs and . bumblebee alive at
. depth Of eight feet.
Stories Of eophers frolicking on
snowbanks and butterflies fitting
about in February are not uhcom-
mon, but this IL believed the first
time live frogs and bumblebees have
been captured here in December.
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Pirates to Start
St. Patrick's Day
Pittsburgh Nationals Will Take
Their Preliminary Work
at Paso Robes

Pittsburgh. Dec. 23.-tRD-The
Pittsburgh National league baseball
club Saturday announced It's training
plans for 1890. After preliminary
work ct Paso Roblcs. Calf. the
Pirates will start their first exhibi-
tion trip. st. Patrick's day, going
first to San Francisco for q series
with the Mission club Of the Coast
league, starting March 10.
Before leaving San Francisco bay,
the Buccaneers will play the San
Francisco and Oakland clubs and
then move on to Los Angeles for
games with the Chicago Cubs, March
a. =. -, 81.
Starting east, . stop will be made
ct Houston. Texas. for games with
the Houston. Texas league club. April
:. 4. 5. &. Games will be played also
ct Fort Worth and Dallas.
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STOCK PRICES DROP
1.12 POINTS UNDER
Volume OF SELLING
Fresh Offerings Of Stocks
Squslch Sporadic Rallies
in Declining Market

New York, Dec. 2S.-(AP)-"Bear'
traders and sold out Bulls" were the
only ones able to derive any Christ
man cheer from today's stock market,
to ~ points under a heavy volume o,
selling. Sporadic rallies developed,
but Invariably fresh offerings OF
stocks appeared on the r~ecoveries,
with the market showing little signs
Of any organized buying support.
Wall Street found plenty of rea-
sons to explain the decline. such as
selling for the purpose of establish
Ing Income tax losses, bear" raids,
!!quidatton OF support stock II the
tightening investment holdiNGs the
market was believed by other obser-
vers however. to be following the
traditional course Of all major de-
clines.
Most. observers agreed that little
pected until after the turn OF the
Selling today's embraced a wide lis,
with the high priced Industrial spec
islties. public utilities and steel
umbian Carbon showed an extreme
decline OF 1lh points. Johns Manviile
1Oh. American and Foreign Power
81. General Electric and Simmons
ia each. American Can SA. and STAN
s;oSe.. Gas e NJ and axe nlee rns ri Safew ,Iy
49, - w. ~ 1bcs CItiu, MI
Reduction. w orthingt Pump,
American Waterworks, Western Uni
on.. Houston Oil and American Power
and Light sold down s to ~ points.
United states Steel common. which
touched 1S9 on the recent recovery.
fell back more han six points 10
1868. which contrasts with the low
Of $50 established last month and the
years high Of 261A established On
New York Central. Canadian raeif-
ic and Lackawanna each dropped )
points. st. Paul preferred 4 and IA
flock Of others. including Erie,
Chesapeake & Ohio. Delaware & Hud-
son and Rock Island lost . to 3
An increase in the call money rate
to So per rent helped to maintain
the confidence OF the bears and was
followed by the selling of some stocks
purchased on the mid-aftcrnoon rally.
Prices. however. did not fall to the
and such leaders rs L. S. steel, Ameri-
can Can. Johns Manville. General
Electric and American Foreign Pow
er offered strong resistance to fur
Their LIQUIDATION. The close was
heavy. Sales Appropriated 100000
Poultry-Live firm: chickens by
freight 20 to %; by express Il to IS:
br0ilers, freight 30: exports 30 to IS;
fowls. freight % to So: xpress IS 10
-; roosters. freight l6: express -:
ducks, freight % to 81: express -.
RANGE or CARLOr SALES
Minneapolis. Dec. 23.-tAID-i;angc
Of carlot, grain sales: Wheat: No. ]
northern, 1.27 to 1907 No. . mixed,
1.O7A: No. : hard winter. 1.1SA; No.
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NEW YORK

New York. Dec. 23.-(AP)-Butter
than extra AN TO 81: extra q: score)
AN to ~; first as to 81 sc0re) 36h
to AZ; packing stock, currena make
No. !. - to ISL; No. 2. 1sh to -.
Cheese steady; receipts S3.574.
:2: do held 2e to 2sh.
Eggs firm: receipts S.134. Mixed
%colors. fresh gathered extra -: ex-
ira first 81 to 81: first 81 to -: Sec
onds not quoted: refrigerator, special
TO 42h: seconds 10 to ~: nearby
Hennery white. closely selected ex-
ira IS to 20: nearby and nearby west
ern Henncry white. average extra
g. to s.: nearby white .pullets Soc;
ira fancy, 20 10 -: Pacific coast
white. extra IS 10 81; extra first eSh.
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DOCTORS

DOCTORS
WHO so blind as he who will not see
There is no ure for Ills In surgery?
BUT-At Dr.. MacLachlGn's Clinic
you can be cured without being cut
to pieces. We know that disease is
In the blood and cannot be cut out
with a knife. With well-known
Alkaline Blood Treatment. vitamin
Herbs. Roots and Bark and Scienti-
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CURED HUNDREDS and we can
CURE YOU. Clinic OF DR.. r. M.
MacLachlan (Harvard) Rooms 6-8,
Lucas Block. Bismarck, N. Oak.
mo KNIFE.
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COWS FOR SALE-TO solve short.
age Of feed and funds, I offer for
sale for short time only three grade
HOlstein cows with an average q.
grcgatc yield Of milk daily for the
past four days. OF l44.6 lbs. without
cnSilagc or alfalfa. One has rec.
ord Of 1894 lbs. for . year. Ages
~ and 5 years. Priced separately
500. 500 and 4l25y00. Special
price on three In Z lot. Sale offer.
ing withdrawn after Dec. 16th.
Mart Cotton, 5 miles 8. =. Of Oris.
coll.
DIAMONDS direct from Importer
and cutters ct great savings. Guar.
anteed. Wrist and pocket watches
ct bargain prices. Liberal allowance
offered on old watches. Cash a a.
proved credit. Watch repairing Cov.
pert work.. Mali orders prompoav
taken care Of. James w. 0ago1e.
Office ct l06 Third street, south g
Hotel Prince, Bismarck. N. Ook.
BEAUTIFUL silvergrey growing air
plant from tropic trees. Lives all
winter without water Or earth.
Charming curiosity. 0uitahle
Christmas gift. Delivered POSTPAID
for dime. Bay Co.. Bay Head. Nor-
Ida.
CHRISTMAS; present. yo1rSeI7 With
. nice pair Of properly fitted
glasses. Dr. MacLachlan's Clinic.
personal service. no asststauts, .
years In Bismarck. 0~etisfoettou
guaranteed or your money back.
W~ANTED-FUR6. HIDE, WYIzI1
Ship Or bring ~ your 1urs non. ~
pay highest cash peice9 leo9131e
ERIN HIDE 4 Fur Co, 80 Pros
street In new brick bu1dine. ~.
marck. N. Dak.
FOR 6ALE-Winches tor Moon IfSo
new @3.2S. mans Australian ohooD
lined long coat, fur collar ~
porcelain top kitchen cablnek, xook.
e.. Cali ct 61l Hannafin stroot e
phone eo7-J.
FOR oALE-Duffalo cat 8 =
condition. si1e -. peico o58sAa On
b seen at Frank xrallAB q ~ m
street. Or call 1t W. q. OaGoolm0o8
40 Eighth streeE. lhone N
FOR oAIECho6o0 connEY R
imported German 1olloga ohn6InS
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