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WHY PAY RENT
$1600—Buys a six-room house, large closets, water and lights. Corner lot
80x150; garage. Boston Heights. $150 cash will handle, balance arranged.
C. H. McLEAN
REALTOR .
No. 5 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 4304
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved City Property.
H. H. Staun ley Company,
Insurance of All Kinds. — Surety Bonds.
IMPORTANT!
Residence Burglary and Theft Insurance.
Hmftsbcirger- Gihrem C d .
Phone 4334
INSURANCE SERVICE STATION.
Money to Loan
Hi Third St. So.
$7500.— Seven-room modern bungalow, fire-place, garage, îull basement,
full lot; close in. First avenue north. Payment down, balance 6 per cent
interest on balance. . ,
$4500. — Five-room modern bungalow, full lot, on pavement, good location.
Second avenue north. Easy terms.
INSURANCE BONDS RENTALS
FRARY & BURLINGAME
11 Third Street south
! LOTS!
Sites. Business Lote
Residents Lots in all parts of the city—with
Water, Sewer, Cement Walks, Boulevards
TERMS
1 -3 Cash, 1-3 in 1 year, i-3 in 2 years
7 Per Cent Interest on Deferred Payments
9\/o Third Street South—First National
Bank Building
REAL ESTATE
"Yes, Hit's
it investigate
:ademy Hill.
FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
INSURANCE
Yesterday's bargain. But investigate this: Five-room modern bungalow,
with garage, full lot; Academy Hill. For less than construction cost.
On terms like rent.
Sixth St. and Central—Phone 6648
BEFORE YOU BUY. LET US SHOW YOU
3-room and bath, bungalow, furnished $2300.00
4-room and bath, bungalow, north side 54800.00
5-room bungalow, north side $5500.00
6-room bungalow, north side $5500.00
AGENCY COMPANY
PHONE 6253
303 First Ave. No.
Direct Private Wire to All
Principal Markets
H. Bo L&fe© & C®.
BROKERS
234-236 Ford Bldg. Phon» 5945
11 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Fireproof building 25x30;
can be used as warehouse or garage.
George W. Rogers. O. F. Bank Bldg.
3 BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE— Complete general merchan
dise stock and fixtures in good town.
Inventory at present worth $12,500;
will sacrifice for cash. Northern
Montana Credit Men's Ass'n., Hob
son, Mont.
HEMSTITCHING and picoting attach
ment. Fits any machine. Price $2.
Midland Mail Order House, Billings,
Mont.
FOR SALE—Small, well-equipped res
taurant. Cash only. Stockett Cafe,
Stockett, Mont.
LITTLE GEM restauâint —cheap. 16%
Second street south.
FOR SALE or rent,
hotel. Phone 9478.
20-room modern
TO TRADE
"coal,"sto'rao e
General hauling. Sand Coulee and
Hound Creek coals. Herrin & Hoff
man, 801 Sixth avenue north. Fone
9815.
TO TRADE—One 7-passenger car, A-l
shape, for roadster or five passenger
car. Write Box 145, Belt, Mont.
GOOD improved farm wltii running
water, to" trade for city residence. In
terstate Realty, 208% Central.
$30000 COMMERCIAL stock, trade for
good Ford car. 1219 Sixth ave. south.
MODERN city residence to trade for
good farm. P. O. Box 1594.
10
FOR SALE—HOUSES
MODERN five-room bungalow; full lot
paved district, on Second avenue
north, for sale at a bargain. Call
7937 _
ONE of the finest homes In Great
Falls for sale With or without high
grade furniture. Box 301, Tribune.
NICE modern city home, cheap if taken
at once; $500 down; terms. Interstate
_Realty 208 Vi Central.
4 ROOMS furnished; good condition;
full lot; south side; only $1200. Terms.
3 Dunn block.
FOR SALE—By owner, one 7-room
house, with bath; corner lot. 726
Central.
IT
PERSONAL
ELECTRIC massage treatments for
rheumatism and nervousness. Mrs.
Brandt, 14 Vandervort. 6493;
30
FOR SALE—FURNITURE
COMPLETE fumed oak dining room
suite; two very nice library tables;
library lamp, latest model; White
Rotary machine; 1 rug. $5; electric
washer; laundry stove; small heating
stove. Bargains for quick sale. 1821
First avenue north.
FIVE rooms household furniture for
sale. 1 fumed oak buiret; 1 lining ta
ble; 6 chairs, leather uphoh-'ired; 1
davenort; 3 leather ro«kers; Ji dress
ers; 1 library table. Bargain. To
sell at once for cash. 318 Sevtnth
avenue south.
FURNITURE for five rooms; party
buying furniture has privilege of rent
ing house; arranged for two families.
117 Fifth street south.
FOR SALE—Large Kimball Victrola
and 60 records; plays any kind of
records. Call 511 Fourth avenue
southwest.
MORROW Electric vacuum cleaner
(new) S30.00. The Electric Shop, 216
Central Ave. Phone 667D.
II BIRDSEYE maple dressing table and
chiffonier, rocker to match; 1 wilton
rug; walnut dining set. Fone 9892.
FURNITURE of 5-room house, by piece
or in bulk. House can be rented. 502
Sixth avenue south
CABINET Victrola, almost new, and
about 40 records; price reasonable.
Federal hotel.
LEATHER davenport, walnut dining
table and chairs, reasonable. 305
Jensen Apts.
UNIVERSAL renge; 3 dining chairs,
dining table and rocker. Pierse Auto
Co.
COMBINATION gas and coal range
and heater, reasonable. 3 Dunn block.
MONARCH range, first class condition.
612 Sixth avenue south.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
AUCTION SÄTLIT"
SATURDAY, Nov. 12. '21, at 2 p. m.
Men's suits, overcoats, shoes, ladies'
1 suits, coats, dresses and shoes; chil
i dren's clothes, shoes. Great Falls
Stables. Phone 4126.
j COAL—All grades of Sand Coulee;
Sheep manure; general hauling. Fone
j 7112.
i " COAL AND WOOD.
1 GET IN on our new prices. Nilson &
j Smith. Phone 9489 or 4265.
CITY AGENT for J. R. Watkins' Pro
ducts. Mrs. James F. Lampman, 1121
Central. Phone 8220.
COAL, wood, hauling, team work. "A.
A. Cole, 1220 Third avenue north
Phone 8949.
COAL—Lump or nut by load, $6.50. Mine
run, by load $6.00. Belt coal all grades
Phone 9549. B
HAULING wanted." One-ton truck
city or country. Phone 8203.
COAL—Lump and nut $6.25; mine run
$5.25. Load lots. Phone 9649.
COAL—Lump, $6.00; mine run, $5.00
Phone 5868.
I 24 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
HIGHEST PRICES paid for discarded
men's clothing as well as different
articles of children's wear, shoes,
trunks, tools, suit cases, etc. Phone
8128.
FURNITURE
BOUGHT for cash. J. M. Charterls,
119 Central avenue. Phone 4271.
WANTED—Second band furniture of
all kinds. We pay cash. Phone 6940.
J. Ellsburg Furniture Co.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE—BUy. sell
or trade. Phone 9746. ,
PLEASE NOTE — We do not
charge classified advertlsments to
residence addresses.
IS
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
WANTED — Experienced bookkeeper
stenographer. Give references, ex
perience and salary expected in first
letter. Box 312 Tribune.
CITY manager at once Write Barclay
Corset Manager. Box 958 City. v
WANTED—Experienced waitress. Gate
way Hotel, Poplar, Montana.
19 SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE
YOÜNG widow wishes
er,
office work. Box
WANTED—Position by girl 25; clerical,
as companion to elderly lady, or gen
eral housework; state requirements.
Box 296, Tribune.
SITUATION wanted; have some ex
perience bookkeeping; also nursing.
Will consider anything. Box 300,
Tribune.
CAPABLE woman wants work pari, of
day for room and board. Good plain
cook. Box 309, Tribune.
THOROUGLY competent chambermaid
wants work in rooming house. Fone
8470. Mrs. Dever.
WORK wanted by day or hour. Satis
faction guaranteed. Fone 8238. Apt. 1.
WANTED—Ironing by hour. Phone
8262. 503 Second avenue north.
WAITRESS wants work in the city.
Will go out. Box 308, Tribune.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; city
references. Box 275, Tribune.
HOME laundry, 814 3rd Ave. So. Fone
7109.
WORK or washing by hour. Fone 5173.
Practical nurse; day work. Fone 813S.
WORK by day or hour. Phone 8157.
DAY WORK, experienced! Fone 8516.
DAY or hour work. Fone 4349.
DAY OR HOUR work. Fone 7683! __
WORK, by day or hour. 7916.
DAY work. Phone 7136.
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HELP WANTED—MALE
GOOD SALARIES
STEADY POSITIONS
Bright young men or women
can learn to operate the lino
type In 13 weeks. Hand print
ing in 12 to 18 months. For
further particulars address
NORTHWEST SCHOOL
OF PRINTING
N. 216-224 Division St.,
Spokane, Wash.
$225 PER MONTH averaged by many
salesmen. Some make more. Con
genial easy work for young or old.
Experience unnecessary. Cash week
ly. Business splendid year around.
Washington Nursery, Box G, Toppen
ish. Wash.
CIVIL service examinations Great Falls
November. Positions $1400—$1600. Age,
18 upward. Experience unnecessary.
For tree particulars, instruction, write
R. Terry (former Civil Service exam
iner), 470 Continental Bldg., Washing
ton, D. C.
SPECIALTY salesman," either sex make
from $6.00 to $10.00 per day Write
L. A. Keller, Box 958, City.
YOUNG man to attend furnace as part
payment for room and board. 614
First avenue north.
20
SITUATION WASTED-MALE
REGISTERED pharmacist wants posi
tion; 10 years' experience; best refer
ences; can come any time. Address
box 287, Tribune.
WANTED—By young married man,
position as clerk in grocery or hard
ware; has experience. Box 305,
Tribune.
WANTED—By middle-aged man, posi
tion as clerk hardware and grocery
experience. 707 Fifth avenue north.
STATIONARY engineer, wants steady
job, in or out of town. Box 306,
Tribune.
SCREENS removed and storm windows
put on. Call 6921, Apartment 3.
MAN and wife, work on ranch or camp.
Phone 8062.
23
WANTED—AGENTS
WANTED—Men and women to sell and
demonstrate phonograph record re
newer. Every owner of a phonograph
will buy. Sells itself. Good proposi
tion. Write today. Raynold Sales
Co.,. Dept. 1, Box 16, Cascade. Mont.
9 FOR* RENT—MISCELLANEOUS
autös"st'öred"
$2 m per month
Inquire Wrixon & Agnew, Inc., Fifth
street south; Mil. R. R. tracks Phone
6521.
THE NICE, large storeroom and large
basement, 518 Central avenue, now oc
cupied by Otton Bros., at reasonable
rate, or will rent one window and
space if desired. Inquire at store.
~ potatoes stored
Carloads, $10.00 per month, in con
crete basement. Wrixon & Agnew,
Inc. Phone 6521.
auto storage
$2.00 per month, brick warehouse.
Great Falls Transfer Co.
TO RENT—Office rooms in Simpson
block. Inauire Nate Wertheim Sc. Co.,
208 Central avenue.
PRIVATE garage; close in. Midklff
Spalding Co., 209V4 Central.
GARAGE—1220 First avenue north.
Phone 6439.
GARAGE îor rent. 1611 Fourth avenue
north.
GARAGE. 1220 Third avenue north.
6 FOR RENT —FURNISHED R OOMS
hotel acmé
317% Central avenue. Strictly modern
rooms, $3.00 to $6.00 per week; $1.00 per
day. Bath and telephone service.
When in Great Falls make the Acme
your home.
WARM pleasant room in modern pri
vate home, with or without board. 219
Second avenue north. Phone 8065.
COMFORTABLY furnished room in
private home; breakfast privilege. 1611
Fourth avenue north.
HOTEL FOLEY, 108 Second avenue
north. The next best place to home.
Rate* reasonable.
CLE a N , comfortable sleeping rooms at
reasonable rules. Fair Hotel, 608
Central avenu*.
MODERN rooms, with or without board,
2 blocks from Hotel Grand. 6 Sixth
street north.
TRACY HOTEL, 413% Central avenue.
Modern rooms, $5 per week and up.
JAMES HOTEL; rooms, modern. Rates
day, $1.00 up; by week, $4.00 up.
LOWER front room; gentleman pre
ferred. 612 Third avenue north.
MODERN front rooms, $12.00, $13.00 per
month. 315 Third street north.
WARM furnished front room;~use of
phone. 113% Park drive.
6 FOR BENT—FURNISHED BOOMS
SLEEPING and housekeeping rooms,
721 First avenue north.
714
620
NICELY furnished warm room, close in.
316 Fourth street north
STEAM heated room for lady 921%
First avenue north $15
MODERN front room for 1 or 2.
Second avenue north.
ROOM for rent in modern home.
Third avenue north.
ROOM and garage. 1220 Third avenue
north.
MODERN room. 816 Second ave. south.
FURNISHED room. 615 2nd Ave No.
ROOM and garage. 510 Fourth Ave. N.
ROOM—Gentleman. 414 2nd Ave. No.
ROOM. 601 Fourth avenue north.
I 7 FOR RENT—HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
I 7 FOR RENT—HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
TWO well furnished housekeeping
rooms in modern home; laundry in
basement; well heated. Reasonable
rent; close in. Phone. 1010 Central
avenue.
ONE large, strictly moùern room with
kitchenette; reasonable rent; two
girls preferred. Phone [phone]
First avenue south.
NEATLY furnished housekeeping room,
with gas range, in a modern home
well heated. 219 Second avenue north.
Phone 8065.
THREE ROOMS and bath, furnished
for housekeeping; gas; ground floor;
no children. Fone 6228. 1810 Fifth ave
nue north.
SUITE of modern furnished rooms on
first floor; light, heat and phone;
also gas range. 721 Sixth avenue
north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms; with model '
kitchenettes; .special rates to steady j
tenants. Fair Hotel. 608 Central Ave.
P LEASANT front room, electric plate; j
also attic; housekeeping or sleeping. I
920 Third avenue north.
TWO modern, heated rooms, with
kitchenette and gas range. 214 Thir
teenth street north.
MODERN housekeeping and sleeping
rooms; well heated. 612 First avenue
north.
117% First ave. N; rooms and hskg
rooms; gas, steam heat; reasonable.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms. 602 Second avenue south.
2 ROOMS furnished for light house
keeping. 823 Sixth avenue south.
ONE and two room housekeeping apart
ments. 509 Fifth avenue south.
$20 FOR 4 well furnished rooms. 1301
Seventh 'avenue north.
522
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent.
First avenue north.
CHEAP—Basement room. Apply to 615
Fifth avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING room. 209 5th st. N.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 718 2 A. N.
Housekeeping room. 1021 1st Ave. So.
MEURICE. 520 First avenue north.
5 FOR RENT—FURNISHED APTS.
THREE room furnished sieam heated
apartment; also basement apartment.
Apply 800. Seventh street south.
NICE apartment; gas range, light,
heat and phone; private entrance. ¥30;
no children. Phone 4S74.
TO SUBLET—Three room furnished
apartment and kitchenette Apt 204,
Blackstone
THREE-room furnished apartment;
clean, modern. 1212 Fifth avenue
north
CHOICE apartment at the Geraldine.
706 Third avenue north
TWO-room furnished apartment, $14.00.
710 Tenth street south.
12-ROOM furnished apartment at The
Holland.
13-ROOM furnished apt. Phone 5204.
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128 FOR RENT— UNFURNÏSH. APTS.
4 NICE large rooms, unfurnished apart
ment; gas and coal ranges; also two
large rooms furnished. 1020 Seventh
" avenue north.
TWO ROOMS, kitchenette, and bath;
steam heat; 2 blocks from Rainbow
Hotel. Midklff-Spalding Co., 209Vi
Central.
FOR RENT—Several apartments in
bungalow court; strictly modern, with
gas range. Hickman. 324 Central ave.
2 AND 3 rooms; electric ranges; steam
heat, $15 and $20. Flat Iron, West
Side.
2 AND 3 ROOMS, heated, electric
ranges, $15-$20. Flat Iron, west side.
VERY desirable four-room apartment.
Call apt. 100, Blackstone.
CHOICE apartment at the Geraldine.
706 Third avenue north.
8 FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES
WILL rent fully modern, six-room
bungalow, furnished, ta responsible
party. Second avenue north, paved
district. Phone 7608.
5-ROOM house for rent and furniture
for sale by piece or will sell all in
lump at sacrifice. 502 Sixth avenue
south.
THREE rooms, furnished, in duplex
house; modern except heat; close In;
newly finished, $30. 321 Eighth St.
So. - f , r ,. .
NICELY furnished six-room modern
house, reasonable. 720 Sixth avenue
north. Inquire, 7 Glendale Apt.
4-ROOM furnished house; modern; 312
Tenth street south, $36.50 Call at 321
Eighth street south.
WANTED—Couple to share modern
furnished bungalow with another
couple. Phone 8556.
FOUR room furnished or unfurnished;
close in; modern except heat. 316
Sixth avenue south.
TWO room furnished or unfurnished
duplex. Inquire 404 Second avenue
southwest
MODERN, furnished, clean 6-room
house. Inquire 619 Sixth street north.
THREE-room with piano and garage,
$20. Intel state Realty, 208% Central
FOR RENT—Furnished house with
garage. 1116 Seventh avenue north.
2-ROOM house, partly furnished; close
in; $15 per month Pierse Auto Co
MODERN, furnished 5-room house.
Call 606 Sixth avenue south.
FIVE-room furnished house, modern.
2025 Sixth avenue north.
THREE-room furnished house. 1126
First avenue south.
READY to live In—$10 and $15; south
side Call 9573.
29 FOR KEXT- V X rim. HOC« KS
FIVE-room, high grade, strictly modern
bungalow; garage, gas range and etc.
1316 Second avenue north, or will sell
on very reasonable terms if taken at
once. Inquire Byrne & O'Nell Lbr.
Co., or at 1320 Second avenue north
VERY desirable 6-room brick; modern
except furnace. 220 Seventh street
south; also all-modern 4-room house,
625 Third avenue south; both close
in. A. H. Gray.
ONE four-room; all modern except heat;
unfurnished house; close in; $22.50
month, including water. 5 Sixth street
north.
FOR RENT
ONE 6, one 4-room modern unfurnished.
Phone 5544. 5 Sixth street north
FOR RENT—Six -room modern house;
will rent garage separate. Inquire 921
Third avenue south. Phone 6877.
IF IT'S A DWELLING or i.n apart
ment you want to rent, call at 209V6
Central. Midklff-Spalding Co.
FOR RENT—Six-room house i furnace,
bath, gas range. Rent verV reason
able. 313 Ninth street north, •
29 FO R RENT—UN FUR. HOUSES
COZY 4-room bungalow, modern except
heat, clost in; north side, $25. Watson
Land Co., or Fone 7246.
or
FOR RENT—Finest 5-room bungalow
in town. 1-905 Central avenue Inquire
811 Sixth avenue north.
CLOSE in, 5-room modern bungalow,
north side; adults. Phone 5749, morn
ing!.
THREE-room house, partly modern.
1807 Sixth avenue north. Phone 8949.
DESIRABLE, 5 rooms, modern except
heat, $35. 705 Second avenue south
7-ROOM modern house. Inquire 421
Fifth street north, or 46, Elmore
5-ROOM brick house, modern except
heat. 425 Fifth avenue south.
5-ROOM house, $25 per mo. 1201 Second
avenue south. Phone 4646.
6-ROOM modern house. 700 Third av
enue south.
25
WANTED—TO RENT
WANTED—To rent by Dec. 1, modern
house, from 7 to 12 rooms. Furnished
or unfurnished; north side. Call office
Grand hotel.
MIDDLE-AGED couple would look aft
er residence property for the winter.
Best of references. Box 291 Tribune.
WANTED—Furnished five or six room
house; modern. Phone 8523.
2 BOARD AND ROOM
ROOM and board; also garage and fur
nished basement, 2 rooms. 823 Third
avenue north.
BOARD and room; private home, close
In, on car line. 904 Fifth avenue
north.
BOARD reasonable In a private home.
219 Second avenue north. Phone 8065.
NICE refined young lady to board and
room. Box 297. Tribune.
noARD and ronm .-, h st No
ßOAKü__ana room, -li 5th bt. wo.
AUTOS FOR SALE
FORD roadster with express body; has
4 new tires and is in perfect shape;
priced very low.
SEE these cars before you buy: One
Velie 4-passenger sport in A-l condl
tion, with new top and newly painted.
VELIE Light Six "ouring, new top,
newly painted, and has new tires.
LATE model Maxwell, looks nearly
new and has an A-l equipment; come
and try it out. The above cars have
been put in very best condition, and
are priced to sell. Will give easy
terms.
AGENCY.
USED CAR
M ENT= W AT C 51 FOR
IT SUNDAY, T. C. Pow=
419 1st Ave» No*
Falls.
T _
; truck $1200 ; 2-ton G. M. C. dump
truck, $3300. Western Motor Co.
1921 FORD Coupe; 1918 Buick touring
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WILLYS SIX, like new; 1920 Oakland
Six; Buick, Reo, Maxwell, Chalmers
and Ford touring cars; Willys-Knight
roadster, Studebaker roadster, Ford
speedster. Terms. Cascade Motor Co.,
106 First avenue north.
BUICK, 1920 model, b-passenger. first
class mechanical condition; newly
painted; looks like new car. Roy E.
McKnight, 117 Commercial avenue.
Phone 9787.
1 TON Smith Forri-a-truck, $450; 1
ton Reo truck, $6:50; 1^4 ton Denby
iipine
will lake light touring car part pay
car; 1020 Buick 7-passenger touring
car; Hudson Super Six; 1917 4-pas
senger Velie. Western Motor Co.
FORD light delivery truck for sale; a
good one; at a real sacrifice price of
ment. Phone 8178.
SMITH Form-a-Truck attachment for
Ford cars, $150.00 each. Western
Motor Co.
FOR SALE—Elgin Six; 5 good tires;
new batteries; $375.00 803 Fifth street
south.
31 AUTOS WANTED
IF YOU HAVE Ford Sedan, late model,
for sale or trade, phone 6544.
2«
LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE—Yearling and lamb Ram
boulett rams, all sired by t op stud
rams from F. S. King herd, Laramie,
Wyoming. All grain fed ready for
service. C. R. Tlntlnger, Cascade,
Montana.
FOR SALE
50 extra good yearling Rambouilette
Rams. These are a choice bunch and
will be priced reasonable. Wm. M.
Niven, Manhattan, Mont.
FOR SALE—Good Rambouillet rams;
yearlings and over; price ten dollars
and up. Two miles from Glasgow.
Mont. John Etchart.
WE HAVE any number of good native
yearling and 2-year-old steers for sale.
Prices right. Palmer & Hough, John
son Hotel.
FOR SALE—Two registered Berkshire
boars, or will trade for stock hogs or
milk cows. Fone 8063. E. J. Venetz.
WANTED—300 cows to run on shares.
Plenty alfalfa hay and pasture. Box
36. Cascade, Montana.
WANTED—Good inilch cow. Jersey
preferred; state price. Box 311,
Tribune
IIAY AND PASTURE
HAY"FOR SALE
S00 TONS of river bottom blue Joint
hay for sale, and 1500 acres pasture.
Price $6 per ton. A real chance for a
stockman to winter stock. James
Travis, Box 304, Cascade, Mont.
FOR Delivered prices at your station on
carloads Montana timothy, alfalfa or
blue joint hay, write or wire Great
Falls Hay & Feed Co., 324 Third ave
nue south. Greet. Falls, Mont.
ALFALFA or Blue Joint in stack or
delivered. C. H. Campbell & Son.
Phone 6489
Phone 6489
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Sept. 2 or 3, large all solid back
short -haired gelding cat. Anybody
knowing where he is please write or
phone Mrs. Carlisle, Opera Hotel. Re
ward will be $25.
LOST—Shepard dog; black body,
brown face and front legs; long hair;
5 months old. Return to 509 Fourth
avenue south; $2 reward.
LÖST —White cutwork embroidery cen
terpiece, almost finished. Return
Ribbon Dept., The Paris, or call 9676.
Reward.
LOST—-Dlamoncl center cuff link. Find
er leave at Flaherty Optical parlor
and receive reword.
LOST—Collie dog, answers to name of
Rover. Call 6058. Liberal reward.
Rover. Call 6058. Liberal reward.
4 FARMS AND RELINQUISHMENTS
FOR SALE—Half section fine stock
and grain land, main highway, five
miles from Havre; underlaid with
coal, coal title included. Spring
water, fine Improvements; some hay
land, some alfalfa. Account 111 health,
sacrifice $15.00 acre. Take good car
as first payment; balance to sillt.
Box 4SS, Havre, Mont.
FINE dairy farm, half Irrigated, fine
water right, spring creek on good
terms, or exchange for city property.
3 Dunn block.
CALL IN ON CALL UP
SHORTHAND REPORTERS
DUDLEY CROWTHER, shorthand re
porter, notary public. Multlarrapblnv,
tvpwrlting, etc. 508 Ftrst 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. Ph or « 4690.
Drs. O'Connell, Stanton Bank Bldg. 4626
Dr. W. L. Ditto, Breen Blk. Phone 8381.
HONEY
ALLEN'S Sweet Clover honey delivered,
prepaid parcel post anywhere In
Montana; 5 lbs. $1.15; 10 lbs. $2.25;
20 lbs. $4.25; 30 lbs. $6.25. Clark W.
Allen. Big Timber, Montana.
10 LB. PAIL new honey, prepaid In
first, second and third zones, for $2.25.
Walter Woodrow, Sun River, Mont.
PAIN TING
FAINTING, kalsominlng, paperhanging.
William Oliver. Phone 6949.
TYPEWRITERS
FOR RENT—At current rates. Alto
expert repairing of all machines. Ex
clusive agents for the Royal in central
Montana. Tribune Printing tc Supply
Company.
DANCING
SATURDAY of each week, at the New
| Odeun. Knights of Pleasure Club,
—
FOOT TROUBL E S
DR. HULTBERG, opposite library. 6368 L
E. Dinsmore, 14 Glendale. Phone 6612.
12 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
pianos moved . . $3.00
! Moving Van, per hour .$2.00
! Truck, per hour $2.00
i Truck, per day $12.00
j Dray, team 1 and man, per hour . .$1.50
! p 0 ol cars stored and distributed,
MOVING VAN
Storage space, 150 carloads.
Brick warehouses on railroad tracks.
Great FaSîs Transfer Co.
SATURDAY, Nov. 12, '21, at 2 p. m.
Horses, hames, stock saddles, wagons,
2 cream separators, 100 pairs of shoes
for men, ladles and children. Great
Falls Stables.
THREE stock saddles, some collars,
harness, wagons; most everything.
gee Burk, Auctioneer. List for auc
tion. Great Falls Stables. Phone
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SANITARY couch and mattress, $5;
kitchen table,_ $1.50; standard plat
form scale, $25.00; medium size Jewel
heater, $10.00. 506 Sixth aven ue south.
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Geese and Ducks, home dressed for
Thanksgiving. Phone 7590. _
FOR SALE—Two million feet yellow
pine timber, near railroad. Elon Davis,
1200 First avenue north. Great Falls,
Mont.
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine,
good as new, $25; new folding ironing
board $2. Room 10, Hotel Sparling.
WILL sacrifice for cash, few shares
Montana Cord Tire stock, at $12.50
per share. Box 264, Tribune.
GARAGE for rent. Ideal heater and
baby carriage for sale at_1615% Third
avenue north. Phone 8025. _
and tamarack
> for kindling, in blocks. 9533. Pat Curlin.
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FOR SALE— De Laval cream separator;
good as new. 1811 Second avenue
j north.
! HEATER, first-class condition, 2517
Third avenue south.
427 Fifth
BLACK plush coat, size 40.
avenue south.
SMALL cook stove, $7700." 1407 Eighth
avenue north.
HEATING stove. 1021 1st Ave. So.
16 MONEY TO LOAN
WE loan money on diamonds, watchej,
Jewelry and all valuables. Great Falls
Loan Co., 322 First aven ue south.
MONEY TO LOAN on Great Falls
property. Midklff-Spalding Co.. 209%
Central avenue.
18 POULTRY AND EGOS
TWËLVË~R~ I- hens "and ten R. I.
pullets. 2025 Sixth avenue north.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the l »Utrict Court of the Eighth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Cas
rade. . ,
In the matter of the Assignment of
John Frank for the benefit of creditors.
Notice Is Hereby Given by the un
dersigned assignee of John Frank, to
the creditors of and all persons having
c i a i m s against the said John Frank, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch
ers on or before the 30th day of De
cember, 1921, to the undersigned, at its
office in the Ford building, in the city
of Great Falls, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate.
Dated this 10th day of November, 1921.
NORTHERN MONTANA ASSO
CIATION OF CREDIT MEN,
a Corporation,
" Secretary.
By E. R. LEONARD,
CHARGES ASSAULT;
DEM ANDS DI VORCE
Rancher's Wife Alleges Hus
band Has Misused Herself
and Children.
Extreme crueltv is charged in a di
vorce complaint filed in district court
Thursday by Ida Mateoko against Steve
Matecko, a rancher near Vaughn. Mrs.
Mateoko alleges that her husband
struck and otherwise abused her on
March 15 and October 1, of this year,
and also mistreated their three chil
dren.
Matecko, according to the complaint,
is the owner of a 160-acre ranch, four
lots in Great Falls, and has ranch
property valued at $5 000. The wife
asks that the court grant an order al
lowing her funds to curry on the suit.
She also asks for permanent alimony,
counsel fees and custody of the chil
dren.
Judge J. B. Leslie, qd the applica
tion of counsel for Mrs. Matecko, is
sued an order Thursday for the appear
ance of Matecko in district court on
the morning of November 25, to thow
cause why his wife should not be j:iven
temporary alimony.
LONG AND HAJRO.
German^ calls reparations "Wtider
gutmachungsleistungen." Naturally it
comes hard.—Knoxville Journal and
Tribune. ' v
ACCOUNTANTS
Douglas Wilson! & Co.
Accountants and Aud
itors
D. N. Wilson, C. P. A., T. C. Ferris
519 Ford Building
Phone 9799 Great Falls, Mont.
FRED H. MUND, Certified Public Ac
countant. AUDITS, EXAMINATIONS,
BUSINESS SYSTEMS. P. O. Box 1293.
Phone 6133, Great Falls
CLARK & MATHIESON
Public Accountants and Auditors
35 Stanton Bank Bldg.,
Phone 4114. ~ ~ "
WM. B. FINLAY, C. P.
National Bank Bldg.
A., 701 Fir«
PIANO TUNING
PIANO tuning and repair work. Bar
ber Music House, 514 Central.
27
DRESSMAKING
LADIES—Stop and listen! Get your
Christmas embroidery orders in early.
All work guaranteed. Mrs. Dever.
Phone 8470. _
GOWNS, suits and coats. Minnie H.
Plepenburg, Mlnot block. Fone 6670.
DRESSMAKING, alterations, repairing."
15 Sixth street south. _
Reasonable Dressmaking. 9 Fair Hotel.
MIMEOGRAPHING AND DRAFTING
MIMEOGRAPHING, drafting, blue
printing. Oil Maps. Great Falls Blue
printing Co., 18 Dunn Block. Over
Alcazar Theater.
Grea t Fall», M oni.
OPERATORS ASK
LAW REVISION
ON MINE TAXES
Slate Association Appoints
Committee to Bring
About Change.
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Revision of the state law which pre
j scribes methods by which valuations
j are determined in assessing mines for
! tax purposes will be sought by the
' Montana State Coal Mine Operators'
1 association through a special committee
j nnme( j a t Billings Tuesday, according
to Fre(J Sturm * f thç firm of Sturm
j & Yaw. Mr. Sturm and several other
i Cascade county operators returned
i from Hillings Wednesday evening, after
attending the annual convention of thi
association.
Differs From Federal
"Methods followed in arriving at val
uations are not the same as found
most practical by the government in
fixing federal taxes." said Mr. Sturm
TUnrsday, "and the operators are
strongly persuaded to the opinion that
coal mines are paying more than their
share of taxes. We are going to ask
for a change. The coal mining industry
has been compelled to meet two great
obstacles in the last few years and we
think the operators should be relieved
of an unjust tax burden. In addition
to withstanding the business depres
• sion, mines have experienced a business
j slump because of several mild winters
i in succession."
! Cascade Mines Represented
Delegates to the convention from
Cascade county were Mr. Sturm.
George Wilson of the Carbon Coal
company, II. W. Wilson of the Cotton
wood Coal company. George Merkle
of the Merkle Coal company and John
McClure of the Nelson Coàl company.
; The convention did not consider labor
! matters growing out of the recent fed
! eral court ruling against the "check
j off" system, and operators who at
] tended stated that Montana probably
will not be involved in the controversy.
Labor disputes are usually adjusted in
the eastern district and negotiations be
tween operators and miners are seldom
held in the west, except in the event
of u nation-wide movement.
EGAN STOPS HERE
ENR0UTE TO HAVRE
One of Four Famous Irish
Tenors Spends Day in
Great Falls.
popula r with the American public in
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Thomas Ef»an, rer.owtjed Irish tenor.
nrrived in Great Falls Thursday on
his return from a tour of the west and
south and will leave today (Friday) for
Havre, where he will appear in concert
Sunday night. Following his appearance
in Havre he will visit the Twin Cities
and numerous cities in Iowa and
Nebraska before returning to New
York. H e i s accompanied by Mrs.
Egan and was a guest at Hotel Rain
b>w 1 hursday.
Mr. Egan is one of the four Irish
singers who are considered most
popular with the American public in
their singing of Irish songs, lie is
ranked in popularity with John Mc
Cormaek. Allen McQuhae and Chatin
cey Olcott. This is the third trans
continental tour the singer has made.
and after his arrival in New York he
expects to return to Ireland. Mr.
Egan left New York in May and ex
Cects to be back there a short time
efore Christmas.
The Irish public interested in the
future of music have made plans for
the establishment of a national Irish
opera, according to Mr. Egan. and the
Theater Itoyal in Dublin, one of the
popular houses of the Erin island, has
been secured as well as lesser ones
in Ireland. In addition to opera.® he
stated, it is the plan to feature lighter
compositions of Irish song writers.
Chicken Dinner Given
by Helping Hand Club
A home-cooked dinner will be given
Saturday. Nov. 12, by the Helping Hand
club of the Immanuel Baptist church,
colored, in the McCoy store building,
422 Central avenue, for the benefit of
the church's work. A menu of fried
chicken, cream gravy, spaghetti, can
died yams, corn, peas, pie and coffe*
was announced Thursday by the com
mittee. The committee in charge is
composed of W. M^lïrown, W. M. Dot
son, C. H. Hudson, Joseph Beauregard,
H. C. Chase and the ltev. D. L Mc
Qriff.
DELAY ACTON
ONREMOVALOF
HEALTH OFFICE
Action Postponed Because of
Unfounded Rumor of
Rental Increases.
The question of removing the city
and county health office, now located
in the Stanton bank building, to the
I city market building, was discussed at
the meeting of the board of health here
Thursday morning. Final action in the
matter, according to Dr. G. A. Fuson,
secretary of the board, was held in
abeyance pending definite action in re
gard to housing all city offices. A re
ported advance contemplated by the
county in rentals for city offices in the
court house brought about a somewhat
unsettled situation, said Dr. Fuson,
and for the present the health offices
will continue to occupy their present
quarters.
Chairman Denies Increase
County Commissioner B. C. Johnston,
when interviewed as to the proposed
advance in rental by the county, said
he knew of no such action and that the
board as a whole was not considering
a raise. A communication received by
Dr. Fuson from C. Harry Scherf, su
perintendent of the schools at- Cas
cade, was read, the import of which
was a strong recommendation that a
county nurse be employed for regular
public health work in the schools of
Cascade county.
lfrofessor Scherf said that his ob
servation of the operations of public
health nurses and the results of their
efforts were such as to convince him
of the efficacy of such an officer, and
he wished to voice his opinion in favor
of the permanent employment of a
nurse. The question was discussed
and finally taken under advisement.
Endorse Christmas Sales
A resolution endorsing the sale of
Christmas seals in this city and county
for the establishment of a fund to main
tain the Montana Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
was unanimously passed. This asso
ciation employs a nurse for permanent
public health work in the county
throughout the year, and the board ex
pressed itself as in favor of continu
ing the socioty in existence.
The salary of Mrs. Wilson, clerk in
the health office, was raised from
$S3.33 to $100, in recognition of the
services rendered by Mrs. Wilson as
clerk.
All members of the board were pres
ent at the meeting, which was called at
11 o'clock. The board is composed of
Mayor R, M. Armour, representing the
city; Ben Johnston, representing the
county; H. B. Mitchell, representing the
American Red Cross, and Dr. G. A.
Fuson, secretary of the* board.
Ad Club Entertains
Boy» Armistice Day
A dual program will be carried out
today (Friday) at the weekly luncheon
of the Great Falls Advertising club in
observance of father and son t! week and
Armistice day. Club members will be
accompanied to the luncheon bv their
sons and special numbers of interest
to the boys will be given. R. K. West
will give an Armistice day address.
Unveil Charter
at Bethel Church
The union Bethel Methodist church,
colored, will this (Friday) evening
celebrate the unveiling of its charter
in the National Association for the Ad^
vancement of Colored People. The
principal address will be given by A. H.
Caffey of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Madison Square Garden has a swim
ming pool capable of accommodating
4.000 persons at one time.
T.F. O'CONNOR
UNDERTAKERS AND
EMBALMERS
Automobile Service
Prompt attention given to
all city and out-of-town
calls.—Lady assistant.
701 CENTRAL AVENUE
Great Falls—Fon^ 4149
Deaths and Funerals
UK. 1 be at 2 o'clock on Sun
|da;^®ternoon. The ritualistic service of
the nmights of Pythias lodge will be
exemplified at the church and at the
grave. The Interment wilt be in the
Sand Coulee cemetery.
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T r \ vr««- The hodv of Mtk« a
Travers will be taken from the W. h!
George company's chapel on Sunday to
J the church at Sand Coulee, where the
( fui]
is
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of
is
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
4285
W.H.öEORGECO.
! FUNERAL DIRECTORS
; 4-17 FIRST AVENUE NCPTM