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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29
FETCHING ON By Mary Graham Bonner

D1 NhtAy oA AdAidAil DOfllftF
 The Little Black Clock, with his wonderful power of turning the time backward or forward to any time at all, had taken the children coasting up in the air 1 He had turned the time way, way ahead and coasting in the air was as popular as it had been on hills in the old days.
 At first the children had been a little nervous for it was so new to them to coast in this way, but after a time they began to like it as much as the others. { They went coasting down into air pockets just as they had coasted down hills in the old days, ana they called out:
 Clear the course, clear the course" just as they had years before.
 But the funniest thing of all was to see the children hitch their coasting planes on to other planes going up again, just as years before children had hitched their express carts and their sleds to. wagons going up hill
 John and Peggy and the Little Black Clock did the same and how many times they got rides
 Then they would go back coasting again and again. It was such fun
 They felt they would like to do this fo rever so long and the Little Black Clock let them do it for ever so long, too For he was able, with his magic, to give them extra hours when they got back home and went to bed
 In this way they didn't miss any of their sleep.
 Oh, the Little Black Clock was so wonderful How very, very of ten, when they would pass him in the daytime when he stood on the desk in the back hall with his hands always pointed to ' o'clock, they would say.
 You marvellous Little Black Clock" But during the daytime he never answered them. Only they had an idea that he under stood and was pleased.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29
NOTICE

On and after this date, Jan. 27th, 1880, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Elizabeth c. White.
 adv. (Signedl JOHN T. WHITE.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29

Justice is about enlarged by the creation of a score or so of courts with more U. s. Attorneys, Marshals deputies etc. and the demand for vast in crease in prison room is the concrete evidence to any who will reason that Prohibition does not abolish the liquor traffic.
 Prohibition fosters intemperanee rather than temperance and the vigorously it is attempted to enforce it the disastrousy it affects respect for law and order
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29
ROOMS
ROOMS
ROOMS

Steam heated rooms, newly paint ed with hot and cold running wal CT. Beautiful marine view $15.0G monthly. Private baths. Home Boarding House. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29

The most impressive fact disclosed in connection with the investigation of the lobby at Washing ton is that there are lot of guys who are taking easy money.-(Los Angeles Times)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29

Prohibition is a success and should be continued because there is less alcoholism, crime and insanity. Automobile travel is oompartaively safe-(Dr. Clarence True Will sons Clipsheet
 The loss of life through automobile accidents last year was the largest in the history of the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-29

What the Stock Exchange needs is some of that orderly marketing that everybody has been preach ing to the farmers-U Uorain Ohio JournalD
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26
LIyExTOCK

Chicago. April 26-(AP)-CC. s. d.
A.)-Cattle 100: compared week ago
all killing classes and vealers un-
evenly steady. to 25c higher. Afcst41>
steady On ded steers and X x ERIN !.
i've: .]spesisiiy tipds ssaai1g .s. ls2e.
also sold well ana closed firm. Fat
she stock dragged but supply very
scarce. Finished light and. medium
weights steers In broad demand. srp--
ply 3easonably small. Bulk OF steer.
crop being light and medium weight,
offerings of medium to good grade.
Extreme top heavy 1910: light steers
14.4O: yearling steers l4.20: hetfcr
yearlings 1910. Bulk OF light fed
steers - .yearlinSs l9.sSn!&-as1aes
500 direct; Tor week isa doubles from
feeding stations. $4,000 direct; cons.
higher: fat ewes weak to CSC lower;
weeks bulk Of fat lambs 9.25 to 9.76.
late top 1910: shorn lambs. 500 to
SIS: mostly s.35 to SIS late. Early
top 900. Late top SIS. Fat ewes
mostly 500 to SIS, top 6.25; few ma
tive spring lambs 1900 to 1900.
Hogs 5000. mostly steady to strong.
Ton 1920 paid for l89 ID. weights.
Shippers took 500. Estimated hold.
over 1000, Compared week ago most.
Butchers. medium 20 choice 25o.so0
lbs. s.40.lV,z0. 2C0-25O lbs. 9.60-10:?0;
10000 lbs 9~.6O-1O.2O: 130-16O lbs.
~?.35-lO.16; packing. sows S:65-9.40:
pigs. medium to choice 90-13o lbs. SIS
&c SIS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26
MARKETHAS
REACTIOARY TURN
DUE BUSINESS NEWS
Poor First Quarter Reports In.
spire Selling, Although New
Highs Are Reached

New York. April c6.-(AP)-Reac-
tlonary tendencies were quiet pro.
nounced in today's stock market with
selling inspired largely by the poor
first quarter reports now making
their appearance. A slowing down Of
.d~jstributive trade, and G.,decline In
bank clcarings. also hAdN. pSsstmistic
effect ON speculative sentifhents
Trading was largely of ~ profes-
sional character. although pools were
able to attract Il public following In
some OF the specialties which they
succeeded In marking to new high
levels. Total sales Approximately
2;25O.O 900 shares. ~
Vanadium steel, after crossing la
to a new high, ran into q storm OF
profit taking and dropped to 1888 be-
fore It net effective support, Atlas
Powder sold down Z points, lnterna-
tional Silver So. Johnt MAnyflle- 6M
Inc Eastman Kodak and.S Columbian
Barbon; 4 each. but some B thAN
made partial recovepy-frem -thS-day.sS
lows.
United C%orporGtton was heavily
bought, crossing 81 to n new high
level for the year: .Autostrop safety
Foods. 4. MI Byers and Columbus
Oraphophone also reached new high
around. Peoples Gas, Allied Chemical,
american Tobacco: United Aircraft
and Public Service Of New Jersey
were marked up : to 4 points.
The closing was irregular.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26

Live Men Placed In Collins and
Paradsd as 'corpses' Of
Riot Victims

Bombay, India, April 26.-FCFur-
thor. disorders at PeshaWar increased
apprehension hero today that grave
events may be shaping themselves IN
the Buffer northwest frontier pro-
vince.
Lahore dispatches to the London
Daily Mail said q mob paraded the
streets yesterday and tainted troops
On guard. A British Officer, facing
the ring leaders with q drawn revolt
ytr, tried in vain to persuade them
70 disperse their followers.
when an armored car which had
BEEN sent for arrived. . machine gun
was trained on the mob. which then
scattered.
Earlier the Indians had paraded
with "corpses" Of those slain In Wed
neAdax's srioting, in which It is said
now the5S were 80 casualties. Upon
Investigation It proved the 1ndiks,
seeking 70 eniarge-the death reports
had placed. live men In the collins.
Arrival Of two companies Of British
infantry and two machine gun SEC
lions created . feeling Of security
among. European residents Of the
frontier city. signalers Of the city
walls kept constantly on the alert and
maintained communications with
headquarters.
Il was presumed here orders for
evacuation Of European women ana
children from Peshawar were being
put into effect but there was no de-
finite word.
There was q new outbreak at Neela.
near Calcutta. Bengal, Thursday
night when 1000. persons pelted po-
licemen who iuterfered with their
salt making with stones. Sixteen
policemen were injured. The con-
stabulary aneered with a volley Of
buckshot. ihjurtng three natives and
killing me a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26
REAL

100000
FIVE ROOM, brand new shingle bun.
galow, east front. spic and span.
$4,000
FIVE ROOM bungalow. all modern,
close in, q real bargain.
$5800.O0
EIGHT ROOM house. south front,
splendid trees. hot water heat.
&130OyOO
FIVE ROOM house, south side, bath,
close In. Absolutely the best bar
gain In its class In the city.
$4,000
SIX ROOM modern cottage. east
front.
45000.OO
FIVE ROOM. stucco bungalow, east
front. attached garage. brand new,
Just move right in as though you
had built 1t yourself.
= 40S00.OO
BEAUTIFUL. brand new stucco
dwelling. attached garage, every
modern convenience. fire place. all
big rooms. not quite complete and
can be finished TO suit taste Of pur-
chaser.
BUILDING LOTS: hundreds at them
in all parts OF the city at prices to
suit any purse.
THE MOST COMPLETE LIST of
houses. lots and farm lands. I have
ever had.
l. r. Z. YOUNG.
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GRAIN REVIEW :

Minneapolis, April 26.-(AP)-tU.
s.. D. A.)-The wheat market moved
within q narrow range for the week
a. generally weak tone throughout
with the low point reached Tuesday.
Receipts OF wheat here were o
the same as during the last lew weeks
and flour trade showed = material
miums firm within an unchanged
range. :Als tho close Of the week ~
.pex. cent: protein No. / darR northern
lWae- M4xsprice to 3 cent over; IL per
Cent ! 10 5 cents over; II per cent :
cent. over May. which closed Friday
ct $l.o:A.a net decline Of 81 cents
, Durum showed 4 better tone. Nos.
and 2 amber durum were quoted at
May durum price. with Nos. l or 2
mixed, at ! cent over to 40 cent .un-
der and No. Il rcd atA to g cent under.
Duluth May which closed. Friday IT
~ cent at: s.nst s decline 9 S:; oen n,s
May at Minneapolis declined 2 cents
for the week closing Friday at. 81
cent with the best Minnesota white
quality. quoted ~ much - 3 cent over
but the bulk OF receipts were from
to : cent over.
Oats was weakened but offerings
in the, cash market remained lieht
and demand was good. May closed
Friday At 37& cent. 2 net loss Of In
10 Ma. ~"
Receipts OF barley were rather
light .elRd choice =malEta6 grader were
SCARCE sln&-tHyuffieient Tor the de.
man4. May eieaed Friday q son,
.dlpartmcnte:choIce to. fancy mating
was 50 to - cent: medium to. good
s. TO 81 and. feed grades 40 TO 50
cent. Special No. !: was 2 to > cent
.sver May and Nos. l and 2 ct I To- :
cent over.
In the flax-nsarket the chief Inter-
est conferred on prospective acreage
Of tho new crop. PremiuSns on No.
seed ON spot were slightly higher. with
eeo4 demand, going 81 5 cent over to
May brje9 Which closed Friday at
|e3.e3. aaaet' lcpe for the week. Of :
cents. r.33fak ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26
FINANCIAL. REVIEW

News. York. April es.-(AP)-war1
Street witnessed 4 decidedly tNQ.etd.
ed stock market this week In which
generally shares Of corporations
earnings moved upward while these
which are making u~nfavorable. COM
PARSONS with a year ago lost ground.
Prominent on the upside were q num-.
Der Of amusement, Public Utility. OH
and Merchandising issues while sell
per. motor. motor accessory and rail-
Lfoad shares
| Rusiness/ news continued spotty,
with unfavorable factors predominant
Brokers loans Increased sss, 5000. 900
this week on top Of an increase OF
more than $780, 0O. 900 the week be-
fore. which many observers construed
as an indication that extensive dis
tribution Of securities had taken
place.
The reported settlement Of the gas
olinc price cutting war I'm the Dutch
East Indies. coupled with reports OF
higher prices in California. stimulated
dard Oils Of New Jersey, New York
and California. Houston and q few
ing the week.
panston projects. provided the basis
for a further upturn In III PUBLIC
Utility stocks. Consolidated Gas Of
New York was one Of the features.
Motors and accessories were under
pressure most of the week. Stewart
| WarnNr'broke more han IL points on
| the. announcement OF Il drastic re-
.duction In the annual dividend. and
HQdson, Studebeker and q few -others
also sank into new-low ground. Rub
bers fell back s4n sympathy. With
tho exception % vlnadium and A: N.
Byers. the steel and pipe stocks 'fAil-
Amusement shares responded to re-
ports, Of steadily improving earnings,
with Shubert theatres and Fox Film
corporation eonspicuous-th the ad.
vance. Eeakyban Kodak and J. Lease
recorded after .spectacular gains to
new high levels for the 'hear. fog
1uxYfTE 8nd earnings reports q 4 de.
pressing Influence. on the rail shares,
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r. Z. YOUNG.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FOR sALE-Fo(lowim furniture In
good condition. Priced for quick
sale. Parlor set Of overstuffed dav-
export and chair, Windsor chair.
two floor lamps, one end table.
one dressing table. one photograph
and fifty records. Telephone 1857.
1853 Or $50. Furniture q Be seen
at 800 Avenue A. Edward s. Allen.
FOR ~sALE-Mahogany four poster
bed and dresser, walnut breakfast
set, rugs. chtlds, crib and mattress,
bathtub and other household fur
nishings. Mrs. Kelly, Fort Lincoln.
Phone 1881.
FOR eALE-elnger. sewing machine
In first class condition, also gray
kitchen table. Cheap II taken at
once. Phone TOO or call at AS Six
teenth street.
FOR eALE-Eieht piece dining room
set. mahogany finish, tapestry
seated chairs, $500. Call Maj.
Kupfer, Fort Lincoln.
FOR aALE-Furniture. Dining room
set. bed, dresser. chairs, etc. Colonel
Alfonte's Quarter. Fort Lincoln.
FOR 6ALE-Hieh. grade piano priced
for quick sale at 007 Fourth street.
Phone SIC.
FOR 6ALE-New refrigerator. Never
been used. Phone $50.
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DUIUTH CASH GRAIN,

Duluth, MINI, April 26.-(AP)-
Close: Flax On track $2.S1-2.Sa: to ar
rive $2.s1; Nay $2.s1; July $2.sa; Sept.
Et2.44k; Qet..3x3~A4.
W~heatiNo.EI dark northern $1.02-
tt.09; NcT 2 do @l.01.l.07; No: 3.ao
~: z1dUGs 9~Sc:$l.0e; No. .r'sdArk hard
Montana .04c.SSc; No. l amber. dufum
h0b-9Sc; No. lido, 93C1e0t::T N0:.fadurum:
ne: No. 2 do e1ss3r; 10. rsYhix9d dur
S9,95e;. No: 2. do S7setc; No. !
6Gts No. 3 white 3sMc-3sKc.
No. tsrYUs62.68c.
BakteR, schoice to fancy 52-55c; med
tnm IL Ghpd 4a,Sec:loMar.grades-4 A.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26

MALE HELP WANTED
IF you WANT to get your groceries
and household supplies 1t whole
sale, and . wonderful chance to
make SIS profit . day besides. send
me your name Immediately. No
experience necessary. New Ford
sedan free to producers. ALBERT
MILLS, 4504 MONMOUTH, GIN
CINNATT. Q.
WANTED. MEN, 31-45, qualify f0f
Government Customs and Immi.
grafton Inspector Positions: Com.
mence SITS month. Write. lnstruc-
ton Bureau. Dept. 470. Arcade
Bldg, st. Louis, Mo. Quickly.
CHANCE OF LIFE TIME
RELIABLE. ambitious mar to estab-
lish local business. We finance you.
Experience unnecessary. McNess
Co.. Div. 80. Freeport. III.
YOUNG MAN to travel in nearby
counties. About $3.50 per week to
start. Transportation furnished
where necessary. Write Box 500 in
care of this paper.
LEARN BARBERlNG. Exceptional
opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo-
Ter Barber College. Established
1893. Fargo N. D, Butte. Mont.
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Weather Report

Temperature at Z a. m. .~..........
Highest Yesterday ......s.sssv.
LoWcst last night
Precipitation to Z a.. m. .......... !.
Highest wind velocity ...........
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CONDITIONS

by fair and coo weather. 0vers the
Great Lakes region. A low-pressure
area is centered owe the Pacific catst
region, M precipitation occurred at
northwestward to the Pacific coast.
Over 4 half inch Of precipitation oc-
Cured at many stations In the central
and southern plains states. Tempera-
lures are above freezing in all Sec
ttonS. - Il.
River stage at z a. nf.s 50 feet: "a
hour change, drop OF 0.1sf0ot.
Bismarck station barometic pres
sure, 1924 inches: reduced. 30.03.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS.
Meteorological.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26
REPORT

Temprtrs. Pre-.
Station Sam. Low In.
Boise. Idaho, cloudy. So 50 90
Calgary. Alta, clear. 80 - .06
Chicago. Ill, Clear. IS 50 90
Denver, Colo. clear. - q .0e
Des lioines. Ia, pit cldy AZ IS 90
Dodge City, Kan, rain. IS IS .l2
Edmonton, Alta. cldy. So SO 90
Havre, Mont, pit cldy.. 80 50 .0S
Helena, Mont, clear -. Sc So 90
Huron; S.. D., cloudy 49, a. 90
Kansas City, cloudy. IS ~ .l6
Miles City. Mont, cldy. A. ~ 50
North Platte. Neb.. cldy 40 40 .6S
Oklahoma City. cldy.. Sc So g?
Pierre. s. D.. rain $50. AZ 20 40
Prince Albert. Sas., rain 40 40 ~
Rapid City, S. D., fog. ~ 40 81
st. Louis, Mo-. cloudy. So So 90
st. Paul. Minn., clear. IS Sc 90
Salt Lake City, clear. N IS 90
Seattle, Wash, cloudy. So So 90
Sheridan, Wyo., clear. IS as SO
Sioux City, Ia. cloudy. az - 90
Spokane, WASH. cloudy As IS 90
Swift Current, cloudy. "A 40 10
Toledo, O., clear $500. A 30 90.
Winnipeg. Man,. cldy.. SO 20 90
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For Bismarck and vicinity: Prob
ably showers tonight and Sunday.
Not much change in Temperature.
For North Dakota: Cloudy, with
pobably showers tonight, and east
treme east portion tonight.
For South Dakota: Cloudy. with
probably showers cast and central
portions tonight and Sunday. Not
much change in ttemperatufe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26
ROOMS roR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sleep
ing room with two windows suitable
for one or two, good location, hot
water at all times, also q complete
.ly furnished light housekeeping
ROOM. Call at 623 sixth street or
phone 1l5l-R.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms, also four
furnished rooms for months Of
June, July and August. Roy Neff,
T ITO Seventh street OF phone SSH.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, also for sale,
leather davenport and chairs. china
closet and ice box. Phone 833.W or
!. call ct 323 South Eighth street.
FOR RENT-1n hot water heated
new modern home, two cross venti-:
lated sleeping rooms. one room
may be arranged aS q sitting room.
Phone 71A-lM OF call at Gil Ave. e.
FOR RENT-Desirabic large, Wei
Ventilated room in modern home.
also garage. Rent very reasonable.
Call ct 1o4 Ave- Q West or phone
..os-W.
FOR RENTING sleeping rooms very
close In, reasonable rent. also would
like to work out by the hour. Phone
l573-W or call ct 2l9 Seventh street.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN in . large
modern nicely furnished home real
- close In. Phone GAIN or call at
90z 2evenIn ssreeI:
FOR RENT-Two wen furnishe6
rooms IN modern home with board.
Reasonable rates. Phone 304-J q
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CHICAGO poTAr0Es

Chicago. April 2G-(AP)-(V 8 %.
A.)-Potatoe1-l13 carst IN track Az
total u. 8. shipments 73S; old stock
trading very. slow, market weak;
Idaho lacked Russets 3.6Q-5.5t.. few
fancy shade higher new stock, trad
ing sloH foer1ot barely steady: Texas
sacked Bltee trlNmphs. very few sales
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DULUTH RANGE
POrHr0Ei

Mlnneepolis, MIMI, A1EJf :26.-(AP)
inquiry. demand land tradingA1pw
market steady. Carloads FOB ship
ping point Chased on delivered sales
less all tr~ansp0rtation chArgesl.. 4Ack |
pertly graded few salesf Ms Il a.sS.i
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-26

W-ANTED-Names and addresses Of
Spanish American wal veterans and
widows; service between April u,
1895. and July 4, 1902. O. Anderson.
Pension Claim Agent, Z 8. Htlliard.
Montgomery, Ala.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago, April 26.-(Ap)-p0ultry-
alive.-steady. I trucks. prices I'M
changed. 49,.
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WANTED

6ALE5MEN-BiSgest paint season
now onl Hundreds Of customers
for our guaranteed Paint, varnlsh.
Roofing ct factory prices, long easy
terms. Orders piling In. Make
$1,000 weekly In your own neigh.
borhood. No experience or cash re-
quired. Write for free sample OUT
tit. The Adams Paint Co, Dept.
Lis. Cleveland, o.
eALE8MEN WANTED to handle the
highest class securities that IRE Of.
tered to the public. Drawing &C.
count and commission. Can 60 any.
where In North Dakota. Apply to
r. Q. Remington 4 Son, Bismarck
North Dakota: -
$40 70 so DAILY
EASILY earned selling shoes for the
largest direct to wearer concern In
the world at saving Of - to 8 pair:
some good protected territory still
open. Doublcwear Shoe Co., Min
neapoliS. MINI.
sALESMEN-Make $50 to $50 week.
~. Selling direct to consumer
WOODEN shirts. underwear. blankets,
jackets, ~ovcrcoats, sweaters, hosiery,
etc. Full line samples. Northern
Wooden Co., Dept. q. Fergus Falls.
Mimi.
OPPORTUNITY earn $4,000 weekly
selling paints, varnishes, roofing or
credit. Factory prices save 40Ts.
Season starting. Outfit free. Mad
ison Paint, Dept. Ella, Cleveland,
Ohio.
RELIABLE MAN-Distributc ana
collect 100 store route your county.
$50 and more weekly. Pleasant.
permanent. Free sample. PERKS
MFG. CO, Forin. Pa.
WANTED-Washing machine sales
man to sell Meadows washers at re-
tail. See H. A. Halvcrson at @. p.
Hotel Sunday.
AGENT
BIG OHIO Corporation seeks man
ager for open territory. Opportun-
ity to earn $500. 5000 ana more
yearly. We furnish everything. Elk
perience. unnecessary. Eyr.Fyter
Co.. 1866 Fry-Fyter Bldg, Dayton,
Ohio.
AGENTS SELL MINUTE KLEIN,
FREE SAMPLE. Cleans automo-
biles, furniture, metal, glass. Your
name on labels. Big profits. MIN
UTE KLEEN LABORATORIES,
Dept. 800. Evansville, Ind.
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FOR sALE-Dargain home With in-
come. eight rooms, two baths. five
rooms and bath downstairs. hot Va
ter heat. Roomy hat, upstairs. of
three rooms and bath bringing Ia
80 q month. Fine garden spot. loal
bargain ct $500. Why ply rent.
Write G. ~. Purdy. City. Ga Avs. ,.
FOR RENT-NHTnished doWngeolF1
In modern home consisttug q Nv
ing room, bedroom, sun poSler.
kitchen and hath. Very pleasant
adults only. available Nay first.
Call ct 4l3h Thayer Ave. WetG. 10
Gated in rear q 4l3 ThAyer Ave.
West. or phone 46e-J.
FOR RENTING roam hou6o Wifb
furnace heat. water, also GaFaoo ard
chicken house, garden space. Locat-
Cd at 1906 Front street. Can NJ
or see A. 9chAdler u - Seventh
street. Rent 80 per month. avail.
able Nay, LIST.
FOR RENT On FOR eAiEEaI7s
modern house. newly decorated.
hardwood floors. full basemeut, hot
water heat, located ct 90 Third
street. Immediate p~ooeesG1on. In
quire It TT Thayer Avouuo a
phone Ga. w. a. Huh.
FOR eALE-Dy owner hand nv
five room gea,oco bungajoW. Hard
wood floors. attached garage, ooDe
front. near school and capttal. Im-
mediate possession. Also couan1ote
set Of furniture. rhone o71.N.
FOR sALE-My nsw modsrn -
on Avenue Il. Excellent lawn, tFoos
and shrubs. Bargain. Terms e q.
sired. Address W. i. Lair. yheho
or see =. "A. Lair, Dakota leofAoiAl
Bank Dutldtug.
FOR eALHW foom mo96E1 -.
allow. basement GnSloe, law. 49,
shruhbeFy. pt1oo yoooonAh11.
down poyrneuts TegInA 1GG7s
1907 after 8 >. "a.
FOR oAllIy1vo room mo61In
allow IA nm coQdl&aon, -
and troeGt loootod - - 80 r.
town. wftto 1f1Donos : 0oA
Ad No. ~
FOR 6AfEW 00ner. 316ESS
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