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$1500—Buys a six-room house, large closets, water and lights. Corner lot
80x150; garage. Boston Heights. $150 cash will handle, balance arranged.
c. e. M c Lean
Phone 4304
REALTOR
No. 5 First National Bank Bldg.
In Montana. 3360 acres on Willow creek near Highwood mountains, one
s»ct(<m of leased land. 560 acres in alfalfa, timothy and wheat. Never
foiling water. Best of range. Splendid out buildings. Small cash pay
ment. Balance long time.
7V4 First National Bark Bldg.
Surety Bonds
Money to Loan
IMPOET AMT!
Residence Burglary and Theft Insurance.
Himltslbeirgeir- Gwenns Co,
INSURANCE SERVICE STATION.
Phone 4334 Money to Loan IM Third St. So.
SNAP—$5,000.00—Two good furnished houses on one lot; one 10-room,
modern house, one 7-room modern except heat; suitable for roomers.
Easy terms.
1920 HUDSON SUPER SIX touring car and $1,000.00 cash as payment on
5 or 6-room modern bungalow.
FRARY & BURLINQAME
11 Third Street South.
LOTS' LOTS!
Industrial Sites, Easiness Lots
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Residents Lots in all parts of the city—with
Water, Sewer, Cement Walks, Boulevards
TERMS
1-3 Cash, 1-3 in 1 year, 1-3 in 2 years
7 Per Cent Interest on Deferred Payments
91/0 Third Street South —First National
Bank Building
LOANS
INVESTIGATE
INSURANCE
And you will say this is the best bargain in the city. Five-room, modern
bungalow, built in features, garage; Academy Hill. Easy terms, like rent.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS
FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Phone 6648 or 9S40
INSURANCE
LICENSED
REALTORS
$5500—With $600 cash payment, rest easy terms will buy a fully modern,
five-room bungalow, First avenue north.
AGENCY COMPANY
PHONE 6253
303 First Ave. No.
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WANTED—HEAL ESTATE
WANTED—From owner, six room mod
ern bungalow; north side. Will pay
$1500 down, $150 per month. State full
particulars first letter. Box 172, Trib
une.
WANTED—To buy, three to five room
house, inside 12th street; state price
and terms first letter. Address Box
175, Tribune.
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FOR SALE—HOUSES
FOR SALE—Eighth avenue north;
close in; five room house; bath;
lights; garage and chicken houses.
Special improvements all paid;
first class condition. $3400.00.
FOR SALE—Sixth avenue north, inside
of 16th; four room house; bath;
barn, chicken houses; full lot;
terms. Mallon, 2 Dunn Block.
MY EQUITY in 5-room bungalow on
north side, $700.00, less than cost for
quick sale. Terms, and the best cash
proposition will receive consideration
as to price. P. O. Box 984, Great
Falls, Mont.
MODERN five room house; full lot; on
Second avenue north, near Sixteenth
street. For sale by owner at a bar
gain; furnished or unfurnished. $1,000
cash; balance monthly. Call phone
8787.
FOR SALE—Six-room modern bunga
low; full lot; garage; close in; on
north side; conveniently arranged for
renting rooms. Box 180, Tribune.
FIVE room bungalow, all modern;
cheap if taken at once; $500 down;
terms. Interstate Realty, 203% Cen
tral.
FIVE rooms, bath; garage; $2500; $100
cash, $35 monthly. 3 Dunn Block.
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WANTED—Thirty tons of No. 1 alfalfa
bay. S^ate lowest price f. o. b. at
Flood. Wm. Dick, Box 831, Great
Falls, Montana.
FURNITURE
BOUGHT for cash. J. M. Charterls,
119 Central avenue. Phone 4275.
HIGHEST cash price paid Cor second
hand furniture, stoves and ranges.
Enterprise Furniture Co. Phone 7804.
WANTED—Second hand furniture of
all kinds. We pay cash. Phone 6940.
J. Ellsburg Furniture Co.
TUftN your old clothing and shoes Into
money; men's bought; highest cash
prices paid. Phone 9746.
GREAT FALLS FURNITURE CO. We
buy and trade. 326 Second avenue
south. Phone 4129.
WANT TO BUY—Coal box to haul coal
In; at once. Two or three-ton box.
Phone 7624. ^
WANTED—To buy; small bpy's second
hand bicycle. Phone 8958.
TO BUY—Bull pup. Box 171, Tribune.
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LIVESTOCK
»JÙCKS FOR SALE—Pure-bred Ram
bouillet yearlings and twos; big
boned; heavy wooled type; mountain
*t.uged; fine condition. H. K. Howry,
1*. O Box 1156, Billings, Mont,
f HAVE 125 head of choice yearling
Rambouillet rama and 700 lamb rams
to select from. C. R. .Tlntlnger, Cas
cade, Montana.
ffOR SALE—Thoroughbred roan Dur
ham bull, for $150. Inquire H.
Kneel and, 213 28th street south.
PASTURE—Good feed; plenty water;
7 miles from Great Falls. Address:
P. O. Box 947. Fone 9649.
FOR SALE— Holstein calve«.* Phone
7177. Boston Heights Dairy.
RRAL BHTATB
4FARMS AXH K EllSqCIHHM EXT»
!NOW TRY farming on irrigated land;
160 acre diversified ranch on main
road four miles from town; with 8
room house; barn with hay loft; good
improvements; 17 dairy cows and reg
istered bull; horses and machinery;
everything on easy terms. We also
have some choice relinquishments for
sale at give-away prices. Interstate
Realty, 208Vi Central.
EX-SERVICE men! Homesteaders! If
you've got your homestead right and
$100 and want a choice 160 acre im
proved ranch, practically all tillable,
partly broke, located close to Fair
field, address Box 188, Tribune, Im
mediately for particulars.
FOR SALE—160 acres. 18 miles south of
Great Falls; plow land and pasture;
all good buildings and fenced lands;
good water; three miles from town of
Stockett; $32 acre. Mrs. Thomas, Har
dieville. Alta.. Canada.
120 ACRES of Irrigated alfalfa pasture
for rent, $1.50 per head per month, 5%
miles north of Valler. The Valler
Montana Land A Water Co., Valier,
Montana.
FOR RENT—Dairy ranch three miles
from Great Falls; good house and
barns; plenty water and pasture. Box
174, Tribune.
160 ACRE relinquishment, all
ditch. P. O. Box 405.
under
21 SPECIAL NOTICES
MAKE your next order a load
the most economical coal on the
market. Phone 9815. Herrin &
Hoffman.
FOR SALE—Studio auto piano player
and bench; fine tone; high grade;
sacrifice $275.00. 1120 Fifth avenue
south.
CITY AÇENT for J. R. Watkins' Pro
ducts. Mrs. James F. Lampman, 1121
Central. Phone 8220.
LIST your articles for auction sale.
Great Falls Stables. B. B. Burk, auc
tioneer. Phone 4126.
IF YOU WANT your old house renovat
ed at low cost so it will rent, phone
8242.
SADDLE horses for hire. Great Falls
Stables. Phone 4126. *
■COAL, lump. $7.00; nut, $6.25; mine run
$5.50. Phone 5868.
FURNACE coal, $6.50 per ton. Phones
6049 and 8943.
|SAND COULEE COAL—$6.25 and up.
Phone 7624.
BUSINESS CHANCES
GOOD, clean restaurant in live mining
town, with living rooms; good busi
ness. Bargain for cash. Three-year
lease. Write or call Stockett Cafei'
Stockett, Mont.
^BUSINESS corner, apartment building;
3 houses; garage;.consider clear farm
some cash, balance to suit; close In;
north side. Frary & Burlingame.
BARBER shop for sale. Living rooms
above; cash and terms. Particulars
write Riba, State Bank of Plenty
_wood,_Mont.
FOR SALE—Jackson's boarding and
rooming house. Inquire 625 First ave
nue north.
11 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
IFOR SALE—Corner lot on West Side;
close to bridge. Also two business lota
Little Chicago. Box 180, Tribune.
FOR SALE—Vacant lot; close*4n. In
quire 714 Seventh avenue aoinh.
PLEASE NOTE — We do not
charge classified adverUsments to
residence addresses,
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HELP WANTED—FXMAU
OPERATOR for Elliott Fisher machine,
or, experienced typist with some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Box 16o,
Tribune.
COMPETENT woman for general
housework in Helena; best wages;
call evenings. 1127 Fourth avenue
north.
MRS. ANNIS GALLAGHER, fashion
able dressmaker and expert remod
eler. Room 10, Sparling Hotel.
WANTED—Experienced marker and
sorter. $24.00 per week. Hardin Steam
Laundry, Hardin, Mont.
GIRL to answer bells in exchange for
rent of housekeeping room. Box 181,
Tribune.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. 1305 First avenue north.
WANTED—Girl for general housework.
Mrs. Caples, 29 Smelter Hill.
WANTED—Dishwasher, Gateway Hotel,
Poplar, Montana.
Electrolysis. Mrs. Brândt. Vandervort.
6493.
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HELP WANTED— MAL»
WANTED—Experienced rancher; one
familiar with stock and hay raising;
only a first class man will be consid
ered. Proposition involves 1500 acres
good land to be worked either on sal
ary or shares. Apply Box 184, Trib
une, Great Falls, Mont.
DOCTOR in mining camp; must be a
first class physician and surgeon. Any
further information apply to hospital
board, Local 2020, Sand Coulee, Mont.
START NOW— Y MCA Auto Repair
School. _ Los Angeles. ___
19 SITUATION WANTED—FEMALS
ELDERLY trained nurse would like
confinement cases; care of invalid or
children. Box 186, Tribune. Phone
5663.
STENOGRAPHER, 5 years' experience,
including insurance, railroaod, adver
tising and mercantile. Box 162, Trib
une.
GIRL, 15, would like some kind of
work Friday after school and Satur
days. Call at 1112 Third avenue so.
LAUNDRY, rough dry or finished;
children cared for evenings. Phone
8516.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes bookkeep
ing or clerical work. Phone 8412.
GIRL; experience; day or steady work.
Box 152, Tribune.
LADY wants chamber or kitchen work.
316 Ninth avenue south.
DAY work by the hour. Phone 9832.
WASHING wanted in home. Phone 7046.
WORK or washing by hour. Phone 5173.
DAY WORK—Experienced. Phone 4693.
WORK by day or hour. Phone 8157.
Day work, experienced. Phone 8516._
DAY WORK. Room 18. Phone 4349.
to SITUATION WANTED— MAL»
MIDDLE-AGED man wants position
where capable man is needed; reason
able wages; best of diversified farm
ing references; 3 years city exper
ience. Room 12, Northern Hotel.
WANTED—By" November 1. job sheep
herding, by "English speaking man of
years' experience; will feed sheep if
required; wages reasonable. Box 177,
Tribune.
COMPETENT bookkeeper desires em
ployment for spare time; best refer
ences. Box 17«, Tribune.
COMPETENT young man desires
clerical position. Can keep books, etc.
References. Phone 8840.
MAN and wife desire ranch work; ex
perienced. G. L. Steward, general de
livery. Phone 8152.
EXPERIENCED stationary boiler fire
man wants work. Box 183, Tribune.
HIGH SCHOOL boy wishes to work
for housekeeping room. Phone 8216.
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WANTED—SALESMEN
WANTED—High class salesman; must
be a hustler. To a man who can
produce we have a good position to
offer. Box 187, Tribune.
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PERSONAL
COMFORTABLE room for two ladles.
Everything modern; on car line. 1211
Fifth avenue north. Phone 9420.
ELECTRIC massage treatments. Mrs.
Brandt, 14 Vandervoort. Phone 6193.
2 HOARD AND ROOM
WOULD furnish reasonable room and
board to companionable girl or stu
dent, desiring refined surroundings.
Address Box 156, Tribune.
EXCELLENT board and room at 828
Third avenue north; reasonable.
BOARD and room at pre-war prices.
505 Fifth avenue south.
BOARD and room. 501 Second avenue
north.
ROOM and board. 207 6th St. No.
BOARD and room. 211 Fifth St. No.
« FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS
NEW management; Acme Hotel, 317%
Central avenue; modern and up-to
date rooms. Old time price $3 a
week and up. When in the city make
your home at the Acme. $1 .00 per day.
COMFORTABLE basement room;
cheap; with gas; outside entrance;
suitable employed adults. 913 Second
avenue north.
THREE room furnished apartment;
neat and clean; living room, bedroom,
kitchenette and bath; gas. 219 12th
street north.
COMFORTABLY furnished room in
private home; breakfast privilege. 3611
Fourth avenue north.
HOTEL OXFORD, 512% Central Ave
nue; best and cleanest rooms at most
reasonable rates.
CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms at
reasonable rates. Fair Hotel, 508
Central avenue.
MODERN rooms, with or without board,
2 blocks from Hotel Grand. 5 Sixth
street north.
A LARGE, furnished, front room for
gentlemen; very close In. 114 Second
avenue north.
FEATHER your nest for winter. Room
at Y. M. C. A. Popular center. Few
vacancies.
TWO well furnished sleeping rooms;
$10. 822 Sixth avenue north. J. C.
Brown.
PLEASANT furnished front room for
gentleman. 300 Third avenue north.
WELL heated sleeping rooms, $10 a
month. 911 Second avenue south.
MODERN room, 1700 First avenue No.
Phone 5745. Gentleman preferred.
LARGE front room for rent. Phone
6310. 225 Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT—Very desirable room for
lady. 612 Sixth avenue south.
FOR RENT—Furnished basement bed
room. 515 Fifth avenue north.
FOR RENT—Nice warm basement
room. 509 Second avenue north.
2-FURNISHED rooms. 1219 Third ave
nue north. Phone 8009.
ROOM for rent In modern home. 620
Third avenue north.
MODERN front room, $15 per month!
315 Third street north.
MODERN room. 818 Third Ave. No. ~
FRONT room, 601 Fourth Ave. No.
FRONT room. 924 Fifth avenue north.
Furnished rooms. 615 Second Ave. No.
ROOM. Gentleman. 414 Second Avo. No.
7 FOB RENT—HOUSEK'PIXG RMS.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, Jew
ell Apartments on Second street, be
tween Central avenue and First ave
nue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms; with model
kitchenettes; special rates to steady
tenants. Fair Hotel. 608 Central Ave.
HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping room.
Large, modern front room. 709 First
avenue south. Phone 5385.
TWO modern rooms and kitchenette,
adjoining; bath. 816 Fourth avenue
north. Phone 8821.
TWO rooms neatly furnished; strictly
private. Phone [phone] Fourth
avenue south.
TWO warm ~ modern housekeeping
rooms; adults only. 814 Seventh ave
nue north.
TWO-ROOM apartment; freshly decor
ated; gas; bath; fone. 1304 Sixth ave
nue north.
STEAM-HEATED housekeeping rooms.
610 Seventh street north. Phone 8662.
TWO or three furnished rooms; furnace
heat; gas range. 1022 Second Ave. No.
ONE large front room with kltchen
_ ette. 514 Third avenue north.
TWO housekeeping rooms, $10 and $15
per month. 212% Central.
HOUSEKEEPING
avenue north.
rooms. 626 FlfUi
THREE housekeeping rooms. 916 7th
avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING'rooms. 718 2nd Ave.
No.
Housekeeping rooms, 920 2nd Ave No.
Housekeeping rooms. 308 Third Av. No.
HOUSEKEEPNG rooms. 622 1st Ave. N.
S FOB BENT—FURNISHED APTS.
FOR RENT—Furnished two and three
room apartments; steam heat, elec
tric range. 426 First avenue south
west. Phone 9627.
PLEASANT three room heated apart
ment; ground floor; rent reasonable;
close in. 311 Fifth avenue south.
THREE room furnished steam heated
apartment; also basement apartment.
Apply 800. Seventh street south.
THREE room furnished apartment.
Phone [phone] Fourth avenue north.
ONE and two-room, 515 Eighth street
south, Berkshire Apartments.
FURNISHED apartment. 618
avenue south.
Third
28 FOR BENT—UNFURNISH. APTS.
PLEASANT apartment, consisting of
large living room; kitchen with
breakfast nook; roomy bath; cozy
quarters for couple. Chelsea, 5th Ave.
No. and 11th street. Phone 7339.
FOR RENT—Several apartments In
bungalow court; strictly modern, with
gas range. Hickman, 324 Central ave.
FOR RENT—Modern four room apart
ment. 605 Fourth avenue south.
8 FOR RENT— FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT—One 3-room, one 4-room,
one 7-room, all furnished and modern.
Two blocks from Hotel Grand. 5 6th
street north.
THREE rooms, furnished, in duplex
house; modern, except heat; close in.
newly furnished, $32.50. 321 Eighth
street south.
5-ROOM house, well furnished; rent
reasonable; suitable for large family.
- - 621 11th street north. 1
; Call
2 ROOM and 3-room house; well fur
1 nished; clean; rent reasonable. Call
! 611 17th street north.
FOR RENT—Modern four room house,
furnished. Apply 908 Fourth avenue
south.
SIX-ROOM furnished dwelling; $40 per
month. Midkiff-Spalding Co., 209%
Central. _ .
3 OR 4 rooms furnished or unfurnished;
modern; close in. 316 Sixth avenue
south.
TWO-ROOM bungalow; furnished; ga
! rage; full lot; 518 monthly. 3 Dunn
J Block.
STRANGERS in town! homes ready to
go into. Call 612 Sixth street south.
2-ROOM house, partly furnished; close
in; $15 per month. Pierse Auto Co.
THREE rooms; clean; furniture like
new. 1224 Seventh avenue north.
TWO room furnished house, $12.00. In
quire 2423 First avenue north.
4-ROOMS neatly furnished. 1022 Eighth
avenue south. Inquire 1020.
TWO room nicely furnished bungalow.
906 Eighth avenue north.
FOR RENT—Furnished six-room house.
421 Fourth avenue south.
MODERN, furnished 6-room. Inquire :
619 Sixth street north. r
THREE-ROOM modern except heat. 612
Ninth street south.
SMALL house. 323 Second avenue south.
SMALL house. 519 Eighth Ave. So.
29 FOR RENT— CNFUR. HOUSES
ONE four-room; all modern except heat;
unfurnished house; close in; ■ $22.50
month, including water. 5 Sixth street
north.
FOR RENT—Four room flat. $24.50. D. i
A. Crichton & Co., 319 Ford Bldg. !
Phone 9461.
TWO-ROOM dwelling; north side; $15 j
per month. Midkiff-Spaldlrig Co., 209>a
Central.
THREE-ROOM house; partly modern. ;
1807 Sixth avenue north. Phone 8949.
MODERN four-room. Close in. 625 j
Third avenue south. A. H. Gray. !
j THREE room house, unfurnished; re- j
! modeled. 807 Fifth street south,
i MODERN 4-room house, 2022 Central? i
Apply 319 Fourth avenue south.
FO R RENT—7-room house and garage, j
3220 Fifth avenue north.
MODERN house; garage; adults. Fone
5513.
MODERN four-room. 620 Eighth St. N.
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WANTED—To rent, an unfurnished 7
or 9-room modern house, close In on
north side. Phone 8933.
WANTED—To rent; ranch east or south
of city. Box 168, Tribune.
9 FOS RENT—MISCELLANEOUS
Potatoes stored in car lots. Great Falls
Transfer Co.
AUTO STORAGE
$2.00 per month, brick warehouse.
Great Falls Transfer Co.
FOR RENT—One nice store room, fac
ing Sixth street north; one office
room, R. M. Block, Central avenue^
5 Sixth street north.
TO RENT—Office rooms in Simpson
block. Inquire Nate Wertbelm A Co..
208 Central avenue.
GARAGE for rent. 625 Second avenue
north. Inquire Leland Apts.
GARAGE; paved district. 1115 First
avenue north.
FOR RENT—Garage,
north.
515 Fifth avenue
GARAGE for rent. 1611 Fourth avenue
north.
GAR.AGE._700 Seventh avenue north.
GARAGE—-1220 Third avenue- north.
GARAGE. 211 Third avenue north.
HONEY
ALLEN'S Sweet Clover honey delivered,
prepaid parcel post anywhere In
Montana; 5 lbs. $1.15; 10 lbs. 92.25;
20 lbs. $4.26; 30 lbs. $6.25. Clark W.
Allen, Big Timber, Montana.
FOB SALE—FURNITURE
FURNITURE For sale; 1905 Centrar
avenue; one beautiful Circassian wal
nut 4-pleoe bedroom suite; one white
bedroom suite complete; one elegant
oak dining room suite, good as new;
library table; chairs; rugs; bedding;
pictures; bric-a-brac, etc.;; all in good
condition and will be sold cheap.
HIGH grade player piano, bench and
nice selection rolls, cheap; cabinet
phonograph and records, White ro
tary sewing machine, library table,
laundry stove, small heating stove,
sanitary couch; fiber rug, $5.00. Call
evenings, 1821 First avenue north.
SECTIONAL book case, $15; drophead
Singer sewing machine, $15; dressing
table, $12.50; range with water front,
$30; Vernis Martin bed, $10; bed
springs, $5; cotton mattress, $7; stand
table, $1; chiffonier, $12.50; baby crib,
$7. 119 Central.
FIVE rooms household furniture for
sale. 1 fumed oak buffet; 1 dining ta
ble; 6 chairs, leatner Upholstered; 1
davenort; 3 leather rockers; ?. dress
ers; 1 library table. Bargain. To
sell at once for cash. 318 Seventh
avenue south.
FURNITURE exchange;
FIVE rooms furniture; fumed oak din
ing table; chairs, rockers; davenport;
ivory bedroom suite; oak chiffonier;
dresser; Vernis Martin bed; Edison
phonograph cabinet; rugs; library
table, etc. 1009 Fifth avenue north.
Phone 4624.
AMERICAN walnut dining room set,
ivory bedroom set, dresser, sanitary
couch, rocking chair, vacuum cleaner.
19 Seventh street north.
FOUR good rugs and a few pieces o'
good furniture; must be sold today:
very cheap; no telephone calls. 204
Fourth street south.
EXCELLENT dresser, $15; chiffonier^
$15; brass bed, complete, $18; mission
dining set, $25. 112 Twenty-fourth
street north.
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. 66
Woodworth. Call 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.,
or phone 6662.
GARAGE for sale; 3-room house for
rent, $8 per month. Call 204 Fourth
street south.
IMPROVED Cascade range; good con
dition; cheap. 920 Third avenue
north.
UNIVERSAL range and _ Giobe Hot
Blast heater. 417 Third street north.
buy, sell or
trade. Phone 9746.
CREAM Separator; furniture
St. No.
GOOD heater for sale
307 16th
Phone 7427.
12 FOR SAI.E—MISCELLANEOUS
FURNiTURE ~ MOVING
Pianos Moved $ 3.00
Truck, per hour 2.00
Truck, per day 12.00
Dray, team and man, fcer hour . . 1.60
Dray age to and from freight
depots, business district, cwt..... .05
Coal delivered, car lots, bus
iness district, per ton 70
Furniture stored and crated for
shipping.
Automobiles stored per month.... 2.00
Potatoes stored in car lots.
Two large brick warehouses on rail
road tracks.
Great Falls Transfer Co.
Phone 4385.
HOSIERY
WOOL heather hose, pair 95c; silk fibre
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hose, 55c; silk drop stitch hose, $1.00;
all silk fashion hose, $2.95; silk and
wool hose, $2.50. Room 8, Cory Hotel.
BIG monev saved in buying men's
suits of clothing, separate coats and
pants, hats and shoes, and the same
is true In all kinds clothing. 204
Fourth street south.
MEN'S shoes'and pants, SI per pair;
odd coats, vests, overcoats, suits,
hats, eyeglasses; everything a bar
gain at The Bargain Store, 13% Sec
ond street south.
17-35 HART-PARR tractor, four-bottom
Case-Satery plow, 10-ft. drill, 10-ft.
Engine double disc, in good condition.
Inquire St. Paul Barber Shop.
FOR SALE—Underwood standard type
writer, No. 4. $50 for quick sale;
good condition. Address Box 182,
Tribune.
BARGAIN for quick sale. Ladies' tailor
made blue suit, size 36. The Bargain
Store. 13% Second street south. _
SMALL tractor with plow, wagon and
drill; easy terms or will trade. Thaa
num, 301 Second street south.
SAND COULEE best mine run, by load
$6.50; Sand Coulee best lump and nut
by load, $7.00. Phone 9549.
Carl Weissman Co., 323 3rd Ave. So.
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine;
drop head; new model; good as new
for $35 cash. Phone 6493.
PLATFORM scale; kitchen table; wil
low go-cart; Jewel heater. Call at
506 Sixth avenue south.
PUMP and casing; two cream separat
ors; Reo truck; 3% wagon and grain
box. Great Falls Stables.
THOROUGHBRED Boston Terriers and
French Poodle puppies. Evenings.
1221 Ninth avenue south.
Phone UuU.;. Pat Curlln.
FOR. SALE—White enamel dresser; 1
pair pillows; 5-galIon crock. 60S 6th
avenue north.
CREAM reed baby
for sale;
2716 Sec
carnage
new; $15 If taken at once,
ond avenue north.
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Airedale
pups, of the Oorang stock. Phone
6391.
EDISON moving picture machine, in
good shape. 319 Ninth avenue south,
SET of Otter furs cheap if taken this
week. Vaughn Hotel, Room 26.
MANURE for lawns and gardens. Great
Falls Stables. Phone 4126.
FOR SALE—Smith motor wheel, reas
onable. 11 17th street south.
Singing canary. Feldens Flower Shop.
TO TRAPS
FOR SALE, or will trade for cattle,
12-25 Waterloo Boy tractor and J. I.
Case tractor plow with stubble and
breaker bottoms. Outfit has only
plowed 50 acres. 806 Central.
TWO houses this city, trade for clear
land; good truck, trade for cattle
or city property. Fagan A Norby.
FOR TRADE—14 room hotel furnished:
for Irrigated farm. Loyan, Ford
Bldg.
FINE young horses; well matched; to
trade for small tractor. Box 167, Tri
bune.
WANTED—To trade—bed davenport
for chairs or linoleum. Phone 8016.
M
MONET TO LOAN
CAN loan $600, 10 per cent for two
years. Will take mortgage on house
and lot as security. Box 176, Trib
une.
WE loan money on diamonds, watches,
jewelry and all valuables. Great Falla
Loan Co., 222 First avenue south.
MONEY TO LOAN on Great Falls
property. Midklff-Spalding Co.. 209)t
Central avenue.
$2,000 TO LOAN on improved city
real estate. H. H. Stanley Company.
MONEY to loan on city property. Pa
cific Agency, 6 Dunn Block.
AUTO» rOB SALB
FOR SALE— Cheap, by owner, Chev
rolet 5-passenger car, slightly used.
Call 6394. '
TON and a half Ford truck for
Portage, Mont. F. N. Leistner.
sale.
AUTOS FOB SALB
PRICES SLASHED
USED CARS
Thoroughly overhauled; ready for
the Road.
Overland 90 Roadster
Overland 8SB-4 Roadster ...
Overland 90 Country Club .
Overland 79 Touring Car .
Overland S5B-4 Touring ....
Overland 4 Touring
Wlllys-Knlght 88-4 Touring
OVERLAND-GREAT FALLS CO.,
801 First Avenue North.
. .$376.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
...,1800.00
VELIE touring; Buick touring; Chev
rolet touring; Maxwell touring; Ford
touring; Studebaker 3-passenger;
Ford touring body and top; Ford
speedster; Smith form-a-truck. Terms.
Cascade Motor Co., 106 First avenue
north.
1921 FORD sedan; Hudson Super Six
completely overhauled; newly paint
ed; 4 cord tires; 1918 Buick touring
car overhauled and repainted ; 4-cyl
inder Reo touring car in good condi
tion. Western Motor_Co. __
1919 MAXWELL touring, equipped with
5 new tires, and is in first class me
chanical condition, $325.00.
Prentice Auto Co.
1919 FORD roadster, all new tires and
Hassler shock absorbers, $275.00.
Prentice Auto Co.
FOR SALE—Ford truck, worm drive;
cab, grain box; also Velle touring car,
both dandy cars; party leaving. 721
Sixth avenue north.
1918 FORD touring car for sale; good
mechanically; almost new tires, price
$165. 316 Fourth street north. Fone
6843.
REO 3-passenger, in first class order,
for sale or trade for Dodge in good
order, or vacant lot. 919 Sixth avenue
south.
FORD car; made into truck; A-l condi
tion; Bosch magneto; $175 if taken at
once. 3209 Fourth avenue north.
1917 FORD tooring car for sale; good
throughout; a real snap for quick
sale. 627 Central. Fone 8953.
FOR SALE—Rear wheels for Ford
worm drive, with pneumatic tires. In
quire McKinney Garage.
FOR SALE—Touring car; the best bar
gain in town. 803 Fifth street south
from 1 to 2 and 6 to 8 .
DODGE roadster, $300.00; corner Fourth
street and Fourth avenue south. Elec
_ trie City Garage.
FORD delivery truck for sale, price
$110; good running order. 108 Third
street south.
TWO-TON Master truck; 2-ton G. M.
C. truck; %-ton Reo truck. Western
Motor Co.
15
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED or stolen from pasture on
Box Elder creek:
1 Hereford bull, 2 years old.^^MB
1 yearling heifer brandedSIJIJI on
right hip; 1 yearling steerfflSUU on
right hip. HHH
cow branded
steer
shoulder
on shoulder.
branded
on shoulder.
branded
right hip.
right hip,
on
right
BLACK leather handbag. Return to
Dr. E. M. Porter for reward.
Lo 'ST-Sllver doraine with monogram
p. a . Finder please call 8991.
$50.00 reward for the recovery of these
cattle. John Murden, Great Falls,
Mont., Box 1612.
LOST—Between 3rd and 4th streets
south, on First avenue, a purse con
taining some currency and a check.
$5.00 reward. Phone 7996. Address
1620 First avenue north.
PARTY who took long white kid gloves
from coat at Meadow Lark club,
Wednesday evening, please return to
1325 Third avenue north.
LOST—Sunday, diamond stud,
please phone 7541. Reward.
Finder
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SALE OF
CASCADE COUNTY. MONTANA
PUBLIC HIGH WAV BONDS.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That in pur
suance of a Resolution adopted by
the board of county commissioners of
Cascade county, MoDtana, on October
3, 19?', authorizing the issuance of
coupon bonds hereinafter described,
the said board of county commissioners
will on Friday, the 4th day of Novem
ber, 1921, at 2:30 o'clock p, m., at the
county commissioners room in the
court house in the city of Great Falls.
Montana, receive sealed bids and sell
to the highest and best bidder Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000),
Cascade County, Montana Public High
way bonds of the denomination of
$1,000 each, bearing interest at the
rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually dated the first day of
July, 1921, and becoming due as fol
lows: In the order of their numbers,
lowest numbers first:
$10,000 on July 1st, 1924; $10,000 on
July 1st 1925; $10,000 in July 1st, 1926;
$10,000 on July 1st, 1927; $10,000 eu July
1st, 1928; $10,000 on July 1st, 1929; $10.000
on July 1st, 1930; $10,000 on July 1st.
1931; $10.000 on July 1st, 1932; $10,000
on January 1st, 1934; $10,000 on Janu
ary 1st, 1935; $10,000 on July 1st. 1935;
$10,000 on January 1st, 1936; $10,000 on
July 1st, 1936; $10,000 on January 1st,
1937; $10,000 on January 1st. 1938;
$10.000 on January 1st, 1939: $10.000 on
January 1st, 1940; $20,000 on July 1st,
1941.
Said bonds being redeemable on
the interest payment date next pre
ceding their respective maturities, both
principal and Interest payable at the
American Exchange National Bank, In
the city of New York, state of New
York, said bonds are to be Issued by
the county of Cascade for the purpose
of constructing a system of necessary
public highways within said county.
The said county will deliver to the
purchaser the approving opinion of
Wood and Oakley, Chicago, Illinois,
and the successful purchaser must be
prepared to take up and pay for the
bonds promptly within two weeks af
ter the date of sale. All bids must be
without condition or qualification and
all bids other than by or behalf of the
state board of land commissioners of
the state of Montana must be accom
panied by an unconditional certified
check on some reliable bank In the
amount of ten thousand dollars, pay
able to the order of the county treasur
er of Cascade County, Montana, as a
guarantee of good faith, which check
shall be forfeited to the county of Cas
cade, Montana, as liquidated damages
by any bidder to whom the said bonds
may be awarded at such sale in the
event such successful bidder shall re
fuse to accept said bonds and prompt
ly make payment for such bonds up
on delivery by the county at a bank
designated by said purohaser. The
said bonds will not be sold for less
than their par value and the board of
county commissioners reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. All
bids must be addressed to the under
signed, county clerk of Cascade coun
ty, at Great Falls, Montana.
Dated at Great Falls, Cascade Coun
ty, Montana, this 3rd day Of October,
1921.
Attest—
BEN C. JOHNSTON,
Chairman Board of County Commis
sioners. «
JOHN E. MORAN, County Clark.
CALL IN OR CALL UP
RHOBTHAND REPORT EBS
DUDLET CROWTHER. shorthand re*
porter, notary public. Multlgtaphlng,
lypwrltlng, etc. 508 First National
Bank Bldg.
Phone 9406.
CHIROPRACTORS.
DR. F. X. OFFERMAN. oldest practi
tioner In the state; 18 years' exper
ience. Nerve, chronic diseases, rheu
matism, lumbago, specialties. X-Ray
laboratory. 418% Central. Phone 4690.
Drs. O'Connell. Stanton Bank Bldg. 4628
Dr. W. L. Ditto. Breen Blk, Phone 8381.
HONEY
10 LB. PAlL new honey, prepaid In
first, second and third zones, for $2.25.
Walter Woodrow, Sun River, Mont.
17
DBESSMAKINO
Dressmaking, 1008 3rd Ave. No. 6236.
DRESSMAKING. Phone 4178.
Up-to-Date dressmaking, 9 Fair Hotel.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
CASCADE ELECTRIC CO.. C. D. Smith,
Mgr., 604 Central avnue. Phone 6634.
TYPEWRITERS
Typewriting Machines
FOR RENT—At current rates. Also
expert repairing of all machines. Ex
clusive agents for the Royal In central
Montana. Tribune Printing A Supply
Company.
ACCOUNTANTS.
Douglas Wilson & Co.
Accountants and Aud
itors
D. N. Wilson, C. P. A., T. C. Ferris
519 Ford Building
Phone 9799 Great Falls, Moot.
CLARK A MATHIESON
Public Accountants and Auditors
35 Stanton Bank Bldg.,
Phone 4114. Great Falls, Mont.
WM. B. FINLAY. C. P. A., 701 First
National Bank Bldg.
FOOT TROUBLES
DR. HULTBERG, opposite library. 6368.
E. Dlnsmore, 14 Glendale. Phone 6612.
SATURDAY of each- week, at the New
Odeun. Knights of Pleasure Club.
MANY HOMES HAVE
NO ST REET NU MBER
Mail Will Not Be Delivered at
Places Where Government
Rule Not Observed.
The campaign which was initiated
Wednesday by Postmaster William
Cluston against property owners and
others of Great Falls who failed to
have proper numbers on houses and
receptacles for mail was completed and
a final check of reports turned in by
carriers was being made Thursday by
the postmaster. The report, accord
ing to the postmaster, was not com
pletely compiled Thursday evening but
indications are that a greater num
ber of violators were found than had
been expected. The final check will
be made today (Friday).
The drive against violators was
started Wednesdjy, at the instigation of
the federal authorities and those who
were found guilty of such violations
will be instructed to properly number
their houses and have suitable recep
tacles for the receipt of mail, accord
ing to the postmaster.
The penalty of refusal of citizens
to comply with the federal ruling, it
was stated, is a cessation of delivery.
The check which was made, accord
ing to the postmaster, is a periodic
check called for by the federal offi
cials of the postal department.
Funeral at Chinook
Directed From Norway
Special to The Tribune.
Chinook, Oct. 20.—Funeral services
for Jacob Bjornstad. who died early
Sunday morning as the result o£ an
automobile accident several hours be
fore, were conducted at rhc Presby
terian church here Tuesday afternoon
by the Rev. I.. J. Chri.-stler, of Havre.
Burial was made in the Chinook ceme
tery. according to instructions received
by cable from the young man's father
in Norway.
A sister, who formerly lived in Min
nesota, could not be located by friends
of the deceased. His parents and a
brother reside in Norway.
A second cablegram from the elder
Bjornstad requested an old friend,
Andrew Foss, of Havre, to assume
charge of the funeral and business af
fairs of the deceased.
Great Falls Man Weds
in Kalispell Church
Special to The Tribune.
Kalispell, Oct. 20.—The marriage of
Miss Mae Grant, of Kalispell. and
Frank McDonnell, of Great Falls, was
solemnized this morning at 9:30 at St.
Matthews' church, the llev. Father
O'Farrell officiates at the nuptinl high
mass and marriage ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. McDonnell will take a wedding
trip to Kansas City and other eastern
cities and upon their return will reside
in Great Falls. Miss Clu-a McDonnell,
a sister, served as bridesmaid while
Mr. McDonnell was attended by his
brother, Vincent McDonnell.
Surveying Belt Line
to Pipe Billings Gas
Billings, 0ctf"20.—Surveys are be
ing made for the 5V4-mile belt lu.e
which is to encircle Billings and act
as the feed main for the gas system.
The belt line is to be part of the pipe
line now being built from Elk Basin,
Wyoming, to bring natural gas for the
Ohio Oil company's wells to this city.
Construction work on the belt line is
to be started within the next few days,
officials announced.
TOOLE CIVIL ACTIONS.
Special to The Tribune.
Shelby, Oct. 20.—The following civil
actions were filed the past week with
Malcolmn P. Lyon, clerk of district
court:
Sunburst State bank vs. Lauritz J.
Larson; suit on note.
Charles O. Lee vs. Frank. S. Smith;
suit on note.
First Stute bank of Shelby vs. James
C. Anderson and Selma Anderson, hus
band and wife, and M. B. Hill; fore
closure.
MIMEOGRAPHING AND DRAFTING
MIMËOGÏŒphTng " drafting; blue
printing. Oil Maps. Great Falls Blue
printing Co., 18 Dunn Block. Over
Alcazar Theater.
OIL ROYALTIES AND LEASES
WANTED—Have permit to drill for oil
on approved structure, one to two
thousand acres on Missouri and Ju
dith rivers, Fergus county;, want re
sponsible concern to prospect on
reasonable terms. W. A. Hedges,
_ Lewlstown, Montana.
FOR S ALE—Six per cent royalties on
80 acres, to be drilled in 10 months;
good structure. Peter Forslin, Kalis
pell, Mont.
Hoppers Left Shortage of Feed
But Irrigated Crops Did
Well; Dairy Future.
Miles City. Oct. 20.—Contrary to
early indications this spring in Big
Horn county the present range condi
tions are poor, according »o G. F. In
gersoll, vice president of the Commer
cial National bank, who has just re
turned from a trip to Hardin.
The grasshoppers swept the Big
Horn valley, mowing down the range
grass and some of the small grain, and
leaving a shortage of feed after their
passing, and making it imperative for
the stockmen to find other range for
their livestock this fall and winter. One
man who had 17,000 head of cattle a
few months ago is selling the beef
i and moving the remainder of his herd
I to the old Dana range in the Little
Big Horn.
The irrigated crops have been ex-,
cellent about Hardin and throughout
the valley, and the farmers are now
busily engaged in pulling their sugar
beets, of which the farmers expect to
ship about $200.000 worth to the sugar
factory this fall. The beet hauling is
hard on the roads of that region and
as a consequence travel at present is
irksome and dusty.
Hardin hat: a good future, Mr. Inger
soll declares but one big need there
can be supplied only by introducing a
couple of thousand head of dairy cows,
which could be fed the surplus alfalfa
hay, and the beet tops which go to
waste there now.
There is still plentyjif enthusiasm in
Hardin over the proximity of the Soap
creek field, and the rich oil strikes
which have been made there this sum
] mer. The field is turning out well and
] new rigs are finding their way into
I the field. The new Beauvais structure
is coming to the front, and Miles City
people and firms have some extensive
and promising holdings there.
Carbon dioxide added to oxygen in
halations mades recovery three times
as rapid as the use of oxygen alone.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
SPEGAR —The funeral of George Spe
igar will be held from O'Connor's chapel
(Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at
St. Ann's cathedral at 9. Burial will be
tin Calvary cemetery.
McSHAN'E—The funeral of Mrs. Eliza
beth McShane will be held at the Catho
lic church at Belt at 10 o'clock this
morning. Burial will be in Calvary
cemetery.
T. F. O'CONNOR
UNDERTAKERS AND
EMBALMERS
Automobile Service
Prompt attention given
to all city and out-of
town calls. Lady assist
ant.
701 CENTRAL AVENUE
Grant Falls— Fona fid
rvax. —The body of Sergeant Em
mett Ryan arrived in the city Thurs
day evening. The funeral will be held
at "the W, H. George company chapel
at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Th«
chaplain of the American Legion will
officiate. The burial, with full mili
tary honors, will be in the soldiers'
lot In Highland cemetery.
HAWKINS.—The body of Harry
George Hawkins will arrive in the city
this evening. The funeral will be held
at the W. H. George company chapel
at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Tha
burial, in charge of the Great Fall!
Masonic lodge, will be in Highland
cemetery.
Ml'RRILI..— Mrs. Ida Murrill. aged
42 years, wife of C. B. Murrill. died at
ithe home in Gilman Thursday. The
arrangements are in charge of the W.
H. George company, and the funeral
will be held at the home at 1 o'clock
this afternoon. The burial will be In
the Sun River cemetery.
Our superior talent has
won for us the com
mendation of our cli
entele. The enviable
reputation that we have
won in this community
is a business asset we
are proud to uphold.
Ambulance Service
Day and night phone
4235