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REAL ESTATt.
THESE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN COST OF
BUILDING
$3SOO—-5-room strictly modern bungalow; full lot. North side.
95000—Buys 5-room bungalow and two small bungalows, all on one lot;
now rented for $68.50 per month.
Loam and Rental* Oa Ha McLEAN and Fire Insurant#
No. 5 First National Bank Bldg. Fone 304
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: FOR SALE I
f Double corner. Third avenue north. Splendid seven-room bungalow and J
T five-room modern house on rear. Two garages. A bargain and on terms. ±
T $4500—Seven-room modern home with garage. .North side. $1000 cash, X
I balance like rent. , _ , .. . ♦
7 $2250—Five-room modern home except furnace. $o00 cash, balance monthly, a
T See us for apartment house sites. ♦
T We Buy Liberty Bonds I
t H. H. STANLEY COMPANY |
T 7H First National Bank Bldg. Money to Loan. Surety Bonds. Fone 355. J
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(..LIBERTY BONDS., j
' ■ We pay highest market prices I
One Million Dollars to loan'on Montana farms at a low rate of interest ♦
I One Hundred Thousand Dollars to loan on Great Falls city property ♦
♦ WE WRITE Fire, automobile, explosion, parcel post, registered mail, J
t rents, rental values, sprinkler, use and occupancy, wind storm, burglary, I
f liability and bond insurance. ♦
I ESTABLISHED IN 1S90 ♦
I FRARY & BURLINGAME ?
♦ 11 Third Street South J
1 S4,. r .0n—Five-room bungalow; garage: finest location. ♦
♦ Ifi.KOO—Six-room bungalow: garage; hardwood finish: ideal home. 4
J $5,500—Five-room bungalow; built-in features; First avenue north. ^
1 $2,700—Two houses: one four rooms, one seven rooms; bargain. «
I Automobile Insurance—Bonds—Real Estate ♦
♦ HUNTSBURGER-GIVENS CO. X
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; LOOK! :
f $JT,000—For a modern four room house, splendid location. First avenue north. ♦
I $3,650—Buys a strictly modern five room bungalow, full concrete basement. ^
I Lot 33 1-3 feet by 110 feet, splendid location, Fifth avenue north_ ^
I $3,800—One of the best five room bungalows with hardwood floors, bu.fet f
I and bookcases, full concrete basement, laundry tubs, etc. Dandy lo- ^
I cation. First avenue north. .
I $4,500—A strictly modern five room bungalow, full lot with fine garden; ^
I hardwood floors, full basement, with hot and cold water for laun- 4
I dry. Third avenue north. 4
I $5,000—One of the finest five room bungalows, brand new and strictly mod- 4
I ern with colonades, bookcases, fireplace, hardwood floors, full base- «
« ment and full lot. This is a dandy. First avenue north. *
l HlfltlVJ AIV INSURANCE, LOANS, RENTALS, SURETY BONDS J
I * ItVIVlTim ~ 324 CENTRAL AVENUE. FONE 374 ♦
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INSURANCE! LOANS!
We have buyer for nice five or six-room bungalow, with full lot, on
either north or south side. Must be priced worth the money for a quick sale.
H. W. BROWN, Agency
BEN B. COMINGS, Manager.
16 Steele Block Fone 633J.
Good Stock Ranch For Sale
AT $12.50 PER ACRE
Three sections of well grassed land in the foot hills of the Rockies, 14 1
miles from railroad town, two miles from the Park to Park Highway, the ;
Geysers to Glaciers Trail. Mail delivered and telephone near. Adjoins
good outside range and near the forest reserve. Good timothy meadows
which cut 100 tons of hay normal year, hay production can be more than
doubled. Abundance of grass on the ground now. Land mortgaged fur
$10,500, which can run for ten years at 5 per cent interest. An opportunity
to get a stock ranch cheap in a successful live stock locality. Write
BRANDT & OGDEN
Augusta, Montana 1
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FOR SALE—HOUSES .
$1,900—Three-room house, full lot, north
side. Small cash payment, balance like
rent. Equity Realty Co., 102 First
avenue south. _
NINE-ROOM modern home on Third
avenue north. Will sell or trade for
smaller house as part payment. Harry
Newman, 5 Second street north.
FOR SALE—By "owner, five-room house,
modern all but heat: lawn; shade
trees and barn. Call, 1904 Sixth ave. N.
FIVE-ROOM modem house, by owner.
$3,000. Terms. Fone_7o82.
SEVEN-ROOM modern house, full lot,
garage, hardwood floors. Walking dis
tance to business district, schools and
churches. Beautiful home. House so
arranged that part can be rented. If
you are coming to the Falls to put the
children In school this is your home.
Mallon, 2 Dunn Block.
THREE-ROOM house. 2012 First avenue
north. Inquire, 109 Twenty-third street
north. Fone 5428.
NICE 4-room house, near high school; i
full lot. Snap. Box 304 Tribune.
ONE 9-room house for sale. Apply at
614 First avenue southwest.
ONE 5-room house for sale. Apply at
911 Second avenue southwest.
FOR SALE—By owner, double corner
Fourth avenue north, close in, ten-room
modern house, hot water heat, house
on corner lot, garage and sheds. Big
bargain, easy terms. Fine Investment
opportunity. 222 Central avenue.
A REAL BARGAIN if you hurry, in a
six-room bungalow. Terms to suit.
Dirks, Midkiff & Spalding, 209Vs Cen
tral aven ue.
FOR SALE—A snap; 4-room house, iot,
close in. One block from school and
street car. $120<1. $250 rash, balance
payments. 5 Sixth street north.
SPECIAL NOTICES
WANTED—To hear from teacher of the
banjo. Box 322 Tribune
FREE MAP and pictures of the Ranger
and Desdemona oil fields of Texas,
also map of Eastland. Erath, Stephens,
and Comanche counties, showing loca
tion of all the big gushers. Write, they
are sent to you post paid, free. F. A.
Hood, oil broker. Box 1755, Great Falls,
Montana. _
i^O RSA LE—Direct from owner, four
rooms and bath. North side, walking
distance. Owner leaving city. Any
reasonable offer accepted. $2700.00.
Fone 6819. 612 Eighth stre e t nor th.
TO TRADE
CLOSE IN Income producing property
for farm or ranch. 2000-acre ranch In
foothills. Water right, plenty water.
Can cut 40 ton hay now. Good feed
summer and winter. Will take some
trade. $18 per acre. Lapin, 29 Steele
Block._
TOURING CAR to trade for city or farm
property. Box 296 Tribune. '
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j REAL ESTATE.
! WANTED—REAL ESTATE
I AM in the market for a 4 or 5-room
! house, close In, or a piece of dry land.
| Must be a snap. I have the cash.
I Box 314 Tribune.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
! ROOMING HOUSE on Central avenue
! to trade for land. Equity Realty Co.,
102 First avenue south.
' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Good pa v
ing business in town; $4500 will handle.
AVill take active partner for half the
amount. P. O. Box 1779.
FOR SALE—Rooming house, north side]
Box 320 Tribune.
FOR SALE—Furniture of nine-room
house on Third avenue north. Very
close In. House for rent. A snap for
cash. Box 298 Tribune.
FURNITURE of seven-room rooming
house for sale. House for rent. 1012
First avenue south.
FOR sale, hardware. L. Haefner, Bainville.
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL for sale.
If interested, write: P. O. Box 793,
Poison, Montana.
FOR SALE—18-room rooming house, hot
and cold water. Excellent chance for
man_and wife. Box 24fi Tribune.
HOTEL—For sale near mining camp in
Windham, Mont. Apply at 321 First
avenue south. Great Falls, Montana.
SMALL rooming house for sale. Inquire
of the jjwner, 904 Central.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Meat market
Price $2500. Land preferred. Box 187
Tribune.
FOR SALE—Retail coal business in
Great Falls. Splendid location. Doing
good business. This is a snap and can
be handled by responsible party on
easy payments. Box 276 Tribune.
FOR HALE—By owner 50 feet with build
ing on front street opposite depot; one
soft drink parlor, run by owner. One,
first class restaurant leased $30 per
month. One barber shop rent $15 per
month. Also one residence in same
block, six rooms on 50-foot lot,
water in house, and good garage.
Reasonable for cash. All property clear
of debt. All must be sold or none.
™ B. McColim, Cascade, Mont.
r *-* If;s> "ESS and shoe shop. Will
iake In trade young ca.ttle or cows, or
automobile. Must be in good order.
*or particulars write P. O. Box 32,
Denton, Montana.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOAN on improved city and
its. a rea jar"-*>-■
^Low Smairnmounts:
Lan<3S C °"
PERSONAL
WILL ORVAL BOTHER pl'ea7e~ w'ritn
Box 102 Fairfield, Montana
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PLEASE NOTE—We do not etiaro*
\ classified advertlsemeats ta resldaaoa
addresses.
HELP WANTED—FEM ALE
WANTED—Two young girls to sell fruit
and wait on table; must live with
parents. Apply after 11 a. m.. Royal
G ard en Fruit Co., 403 Ce ntral.
GIRL wanted. Apply, Candy Dept., Bee
Hive Grocery Store.
WANTED—High school girl to work for
board and room; light work. Call even
- _Jngs afte r 5. 413 JEighteenth street No.
) WOMAN for general housework. Mrs.
► Christoph Keller, 606 Third_ave. north.
► COMPETENT MAID for general house
[ work, good wages, small family. 315
. Fourth avenue north. Apply, Harry
. Newman, 5 Second street north.
WANTED—Good reliable woman who
knows how to cook, to help with gen
eral housework a few days. 1109 Fourth
av enue north.
HOUSEKEEPER—Middle-aged woman
preferred for home in Lewlstown.
Montana. Take care of home and child
3% years old. References required.
Address: B, care of Argus, Lewlstown,
_ Montana.
. WANTED—Girl for general housework.
j, _ 10®?. Fourth avenue north.
WANTED—Experienced girl for general
housework. Best of wages. Mrs. A. E.
Wlggin, 19 Smelter Hill. _____
MAID for general housework. 817 Fourth
avenue north.
HELP WANTED—MALE
BRICKLAYERS wanted at Alberton,
Mont. $10 per day and RR fare. Com
municate with Chris Tandberg, Alber
ton, Montana.
WANTED—Four good farmers with two
to four teams each to farm irrigated
land. Will furnish seed and half crop.
No failures here. Two to four miles
from Vale, Ore. After crop is in you
can earn $8 to $10 a day all winter.
Write for information quick. P. O. Box
217. Vale, Oregon.
MESSENGERS wanted. Boys must be
above school age. Apply, Western
Union.
WANTED—A boy 17 to 20 years old for
delivering and general work around
store. Apply, Hub Clothing Store.
Wanted
YOUNG MAN
with wheel.
SAX STYLE CENTER
STRONG BOY, 18 to 21, to learn auto
painting. Must be willing and a
hustler. 109 Sixth street south.
WRITE Los Angeies Y. M. C. A. Aut«
School. Get started right
SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE '
GIRL attending commercial college, de- j ■
sires place to work for room and board, i
Fone 6183. j
WOMAN Wants day work or washing I
home. 1209 Sixth avenue south.
WOMAN would like to give five hours ! ;
a day in good dressmaking shop, j
reasonable wages. P. O. Box 764. City, j
STENOGRAPHER, just through college, 1 '
wishes position. Box 300 Tribune.
PERMANENT 20-pound apartment or •
bungalow washings, $1.25. No ironing, j
Colored. For terms, fone (!S99. ;
WOMAN with little boy would liko posi- I .
tion on ranch. Box 302 Tribune.
■ SITUATION WANTED—MALE
I MIDDLE-AGED MAN of experience, de-I
j sires position as office man, book- '
| keeper, or clerk with some reliable ! 1
firm. Address, 324 Tribune.
1 HIGH SCHOOL" BOY wishes any kind'of | j
j work for board and room. Fone i"S52. j
I PRINTER—Wants to sub for someone !
i desiring a vacation "or a month or 1
| six weeks. Can handle machine or j
i take charge of small weekly. E. A. [
| I'arker. care of Shannon Hotel, Glas- I
1 gow, Montana.
• YOUNG colored boy wishes steady posi- i <
| tlon in city. Chauffeur or hotel porter ;
i preferred. 303 Third avenue south.
| BOY 12 years old wants place to ivork j
! for board and room and attend school. I
j P. O. Box 177". ^
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WANTED—AGENTS.
| AGENTS—Big money maker for live j
j agents. Send 25 cents for sample. Money )
i back if not satisfied, man or woman.
I O. Anderson. 332 E. Park St., Butte, •
I Montana.
j ONE of the most Important discoveries !
I of the age. Millions are suffering with i
! rheumatism. An herb that actually \
drives the most stubborn case of rheu- !
matism out of the system. Many peo
ple heve written us and say they are
astounded at the results. The effect
on the kidneys is slftiply marvelous.
You simply bathe your feet in it for
fifteen minutes a day ror ten days.
Ayents are coining money. Price 72
cents pound, postpaid. Rheumatism i
Herb Co., Santa Monica. California.
FURNISHED ROOMS
NICELY furnished room; hot and cold
water. 527 Fifth avenue north.
LARGE front room with alcove, nicely
furnished. 219 Third avenue north.
TWO nicely furnished rooms with hot
and cold water. Reasonable rent. .1115
Second avenue south.
FURNISHED room suitable for two
teachers or students; board if desired.
Small private family. 912 Second ave. S.
MODERN furnished room for one or two
gent lemen. SI 1 Fourth avenue north.
VERY NIC!;: suite of rooms with fire
place. 510 Fourth avenue north ;
TO RENT—Two modern rooms. 1510
Fourth avenue north.
MODERN furnished room. $12 per month.
315 Third street north.
TEACHERS— Large front room. three
windows, two closets, modern home.
0110 bjick from Junior High, three
from Emerson, three from Lincoln.
914 Second avenue south. |
FOR RENT —Modern furnished rcom.
700 Third avenue north. Fmw G559
ROOM for one or two gentlemen, with
breakfast. Lunches put up If desired. ,
519 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED room for rent. One or two ,
gentleman. 905 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED front room, also basement ,
room. Fone 8049. 1111 Second nve. north.
FURNISHED room. 814 2nd ave. south j
HOMELIKE ROOM for girls. Reason
able. 118 Seventh street north.
TWO modern furnished rooms. One on ]
sleeping porch. 309 Four th street north.
TWO modern rooms for rent. 81t; Second
avenue south. ]
ROOM, gentleman. 414 Second ave. north.
MODERN furnished rooms for rent, con
venient to school. 1023 First ave. south.
FURNISHED rooms."718 Second ave. N 1
FOR RENT—Furnished room, also gar- ,
age. 704 Fifth avenae north.
SLEEPING rooms for rent. 211 5th St. N. j
STRICTLY modern clean rooms, three j
blocks from postoffcie. Fone 8053.
612 First avenue north.
FURNISHED room for rent. Close In. j
Apply, 820 Fourth street north.
TWO nicely lighted furnished rooms. •]
1022 Second avenue north. Fone 5331.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ~ 1
WILL SUB-LET OR SELL five-year
lease on 700-acre farm, close In; 150 ..
acres in alfalfa, 180 acres can be put
in crop; fifty tons hay In stack; ma
chinery and stock. The price is right. "
Box 310 Tribune. *
'OR SALE—Corner lot at Boston Heights
$350; $100 less than the townsite price. -
N. W. Home Builders Co., 41S Ford 2
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BOARD AND ROOM
TABLE BOARD. 500 Sixth avenue south.
WANTED—Teachers or high school girfs
to board and. room. Will serve lunch
to teachers. Inquire at 1315 Sixth ave
nue north.
- 12-YEAR-OLD school boy wishes board
t and room in private family. Box 1 Trlb
1 une.
' NICELY furnished rooms and board.
- avenue north.
J NICE ROOMS, good board. High school
boys. Close to school. Reasonable.
Box 318 Tribune.
PLEASANT ROOMS in private home,
suitable for teachers or students with
board if desired, near high school.
Fone 7135.
> MODERN rooms with boardj $30 per
i month. 319 Fourth avenue south.
BO ARD and room. 1001 Fifth ave. north.
WA N TEp — TO RENT
! ONE TO THREE-ROOM unfurnished
house, close In. Fone 7925.
WANTED—Two or three-room modern
furnished house. P. O. Box 797.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
TWO modern furnished light housekeep
ing rooms, heat, lights; $18 a month.
413H Third street south.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms.
413 Third street north.
MODERN furnished housekeeping rooms.
610 Seventh street north. Fone 8662.
FURNISHED for light housekeeping,
modern two nice large front rooms,
downstairs; two front rooms upstairs.
621 Fifth avenue north.
LARGE ROOM, kitchenette, private en
trance, gas^ 219 Third avenue north.
FOR RENT—Large front room for light
housekeeping; modern; no children.
417 Seventh avenue south.
HOTEL VAUGHN, 306 Central "avenue".
Front housekeeping suites for rent.
Also single rooms suitable for bachelors.
THREE light housekeeping rooms, fur
nished. No children. On car line. Fone
8256.
FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms
with gas and bath. 109 Second street
south or 202 First avenue south.
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms with
garage. 916 Ninth avenue south.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 421 sfxth
avenue north.
TWO Hght housekeeping rooms. Strictly
modern. Fone 7469. 1621 Eighth ave. No.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms,
gas, bath; $20. 905 Fourth ave. south,
fall Apt. 1. ________
ONE ROOM with large closet and
kitchenette, complete for housekeeping,
no children. 906 Central.
I TWO basement housekeeping rooms. 1105
J Second avenue north
; THREE furnished housekeeping rooms
j for rent. 1121 Seventh avenue north,
j COMFORTABLY furnished four-room
| tent-house; electric lights, sewer con
| nection; cheap. 817 Seventh ave. south.
HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping rooms;
| furnished, modern, on car line. 612
Sixth avenue south.
TO RENT—Furnished housekeeping
' rooms. 810 Second avenue north.
j TWO WELL furnished rooms in modern
home. Adults. 216 Twelfth street north.
I HOUSEKEEPING'"rooms^ ~1012 1st av. S.
i THREE furnished light housekeeping
| rooms, gas and water. Ground floor,
: No children. 722 Thirteenth street north.
| NICE ROOM witn large clothes closet,
| complete for light housekeeping. 904
j Central.
; FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms.
| 417'i First avenue south.
LARGE front housekeeping room, light
and heat; $22 per month. 822 Sixth I
| avenue north. 1
FOR RENT—Fine housekeeping rooms, j
; Facing Central avenue business dis- j
j trict. 5 Sixth street north
CORY HOTEL—Housekeeping rooms. j
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING rooms, apart- j
ments, cheap. 1400 Eighth ave. north. !
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| THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment.
' | 111 Fourteenth street north. Fone 8573.
310 BLACKSTONE
! Apartment to rent to responsible couple
buying furniture; use of piano indefi
i nitely. Fone 6248 at 10 a. m.
j UNFURNISHED apartment, two rooms.
: kitchenette and bath. 303 Fourth av
! enue south. Gaily Apartments. Apply 6.
: MODERN 3 rooms; gas; water healed,
j 615 Third avenue south.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—Girl room-mate between the
age of 22 and 24. References required.
917 Fourth avenue south.
WANTED—Cream separator, must be in
| good condition. Apply, 320 Fourth
j street north, or fone 9451.
| WANTED—To buy team of horses for
light delivery. Inquire, South Side
Bakery.
WANTED—Eight or ten-foot engine disc
harrow. Must be good repair and cheap.
The Hub.
FURNITURE PACKING and crating,
upholstering, repairing and refinishing.
Mirrors re-silvered. Phonographs and
sewing machines cleaned and repaired.
All work warranted satisfactory.
Montana Repair and Upholstering Co.
Fone 6678.
! WANTED- Party with well drilling out
fit to drill well. Address, M. Burchak,
Norbert, Montana.
WE BUY books and magazines. Fone
7810. 408 First avenue south.
WANTED—Second hand furniture of
all kinds. Highest prices paid. North
Side Second Hand Furniture Co. 208
First avenue north. Fone 331.
WANTED—Secondhand furniture of all
kinds. We pay cash. Fone 6940. J.
Ellsberg: Furnitur# Co.
FOR RENT—UNFURNISH'D HOUSES
FOUR-ROOM house with bath. Call
Manhattan Cafe.
SIX-ROOM modern house. 814 Second
avenue south.
FIVE-ROOM house in rear, close in. In
quire. 704 First avenue north.
FIVE-ROOM house, modern except heat.
1221 Seventh avenue north.
FOR RENT—Seven-room new modern
house, north side. Corcoran, 203 Ford
Block.
FIVE-ROOM modern unfurnished house.
One block from oar line. $32.50 per
month. 5 Sixth street north.
FOR RENT Four-room house. Furni
ture for sale; garden; chickens. A snap
if taken soon. Rent $12.50, 1104 Tenth
avenue north.
FOR RENT- Five-room modern house.
close in. Apply, 608 Fourth ave. south.
FOR RENT- Four rooms, modern. Apply.
417 Ninth street south.
HOUSE for rent. 41« nth ave. southwest.
FOUR-ROOM house. See B. Joyce, 326
Second avenue south. Great Falls Fur
niture Co.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE "for rent, furni
ture for sale. 800 Third avenue north.
THREE-ROOM house with bath. 513
Eighth avenue south.
IF IT IS a dwelling or an apartment
you want to rent, call at 209Vt> Central
avenue. Dirks. Midkiff & Spalding.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
FOR SALE—TOO chickens, 22 list year's
and about 80 spring. A. Elsmer, Box 48.
Goodman Coolie route.
24 YOUNG CHICKENS for sale. 3527
Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
MODERN furnished three-room from
apartment. 16% Second street north. _
MODERN furnished 4-room apartment
Clean. 20 Twelfth street north.
31 OB LACK ST ON E
Apartment to rent to responsible couple
buying furniture; use of piano indefi
nitely. Fone 6428 at 10 a. m.
FOR RENT—Three or 4-room moderr
apartmen t. 1 42 7 Se cond ave nue north
THREE-ROOM furnished apartment; an
additional room can be had if neces
sary. Harry Newman, 5 Second street
_north.
TWO 2 room modern furnished apart
ments, one of which Is suitable for
three or lour adults. 1011 Second av
enue rorth.
FURNISHED apartments for rent; mod
ern. 60S Sixth avenue north.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, two
or three rooms. Positively no children.
_ 1316 Th ird a v enue north.
MODERN—Three or four-room apart
ment, nicely furnished, with piano.
_ 1213 Central. Fone 7081.
TWO and three-room apartments. 515
Eighth street south. Berkshire Apts._
TWO-ROOM apartment. 509 Fifth av
enue north.
THREE furnished room apartment, mod
ern, on car line. Ground floor. Call at
1212 Fifth avenue north.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES
MODERN house or rooms. Fone 8854.
TEN-ROOM HOUSE for rent or 1sale;
furnished. 712 Third avenue south.
THREE-ROOM furnished house. Adults
j only. Inquire, 408_Sixth avenue south.
SMALL two-room furnished house,
water, toilet. $15. No large children.
2222 Central avenue.
FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house
water and light included. Inquire,
1805 Eighth avenue north.
FOR RENT—One eight-room house
partly furnished. close in. Inquire,
_ Hub Clothing Co.
FOR RENT—Five-room house, modern
except furnace, partly furnished;
garage. One block from car line. In
quire at 1718 Sixth avenue north.
BUNGALOW—Four rooms and bath,
strictly modern, north side, to party
buying part or all of nearly new fur
niture at reasonable price. Terms to
responsible parties. A home above the
average. See it. Possession any time be
for October 1. Box 2 Tribune.
STRICTLY modern house, walking dis
tance. No small children. Box 323
Tribune.
Fl:RNITURE for' "sale, with rental
privilege five-room modern house.
Rea s onab le. 413 Tenth street north.
FURNISHED 3 room cottage. 421 Ninth
avenue south. Fone 7582.
FOR RENT—Furnished five-room house.
1313 Sixth avenue nor th.
EXCEPTIONAL chance to rent very
desirable modern six-room house to
party buying furniture. 310 Eighth
_ street north.
FOUR-ROOM furnished house; water,
toilet a.nd sink; west side. Apply, 710
Third avenue southwest.
FOR RENT—Four-room partly furnished
house. 418 Fourth avenue south.
FURN ISHED cabin. 323 2nd ave. south" j
MODERN 8-room furnished house, good
location, also garage. Suttable terms to
the right party. Fone 8771. 321 Second
avenue. West Side.
FOUR-ROOM furnished modern, 3 blocks 1
from Hotel Rainbow. 5 Sixth street No. j
FOR RENT—Ten-room house, suitable j
for boarders and roomers. 313 Third j
street north.
FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house. !
409 Seventh avenue south.
FOR RENT —Furnished two-room house, j
nice and clean. Call, 621 Eleventh
street north. j
FOR RENT—MICELLANEOUS
GARAGE for rent. Electric light. 1004 i
Second avenue north.
NICE large garage to rent, reasonable, j
1416 Sixth avenue north.
GOOD GARAGE. 210 Second ave. north. I
GARAGE for rent. 1126 Second ave. So.
FOR RENT—Space for barber or tailor
shop. Apply at 13 Fourth street north, j
TENTS for rent. 12 Fifth street south, i
WAREHOUSE SPACE, on trackage. •
Northwestern Auto Supply Co.
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IF YOU WANT an assured hay crop,
good grain and open range; buy this
320-acre Irrigated, improved Blackfoot
Valley farm. At $37 an acre, easy
terms, this is a bargain. Write,
Bresnahan, 618 Main, Anaconda, Mont.
FOR RENT—160-acre farm under the
ditch, all broke, no improvements; five
miles from Power. J. H. McManus,
Power, Mont.
FOR SALE—40 acres, 25 alfalfa, U. S.
government water right, Sunnyside
project in Yakima valley, big crops,
mild winter, best roads, schools and
surroundings. For particulars, address
B. E. McGregor, owner, I'rosser, Wash
ington.
HAVE A FARM HOME OF YOUR OWN
Low prices, long time easy payments,
low interest. Clover lands for diversi
fied farming. Sheep lands. Beautiful
lake region where a man can make !
good. We are owners, want settlers.
Write for map and particulars. Itasca
I.umber Co., Box 240, Deer River, Minn.
320 ACRES In Valley county, Montana.
Will sell cheap or trade for horses,
cattle, sheep or auto. Easy terms if
desired. J. F. Shackleton, Clifford. Wis.
120 ACRES, 36 acres irrigated, can cut :
40 ton of hay, good house, well im- '
proved, fenced and cross-fenced. $5,000. ;
One mile south of Sun River. Gust j
Beyer. Sun River
500-ACRE irrigated farm that laughs at |
drouths. Big wheat and alfalfa crops. 1
Dairying, hogs, stock, grain and hay ;
farm. Buildings. Biggest money maker :
In Shields River valley. $75 acre. |
worth double. J. W. Hefferlin, Livings- j
ton. Montana.
WANTED—To hear from owner of good j
farm for sale. State cash price, full j
description. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
LIVESTOCK.
FOR SALE—Seven shoats average 100-lb.
each. 414 Fifth street south.
WANTED—Milch cows, carload 20 to 25 |
Holstelns preferred. Call on or address
A. P. Heaney, Velie Garage, Great
Falls Fone 6203.
WANTED—Cows and 2-year-old heifers.
Give full description and price in first
letter. W. J. Johnson, Bynum, Mont.
WILL BUY cows and heifers. See me
Saturday at Belmont Hotel, City. W. J. i
JoHn son.
WANTED—Horses to slaughter for their I
hides; can handle from 1 to 1000 head '
for cash. I pay the best price possible.
Frank VV. Strallng, Great Fails. Mont.
FOR SALE—Fifteen head of cattle for
$525. J. A. Brandt, Carter, Montana.
HOGS—Thin hogs wanted. Call Great
Falls Hotel office or address P. O Box
895, Clty L
WANTED—2000 stock sheep. F. ~E.
Evans, Great Falls. Fone 9744.
FOR SALE 500 choice black faced
breeding ewes.^ Box 66, Windham . Mont.
WANTED—1500 yearling ewes; 2 Miracle
Conc reto C orp., Great Falls, Montana.
FOR SALE—450 head pure bred yearling
Merino bucks in lots to suit purchaser
They are large type, heavy boned bucks
carrying a very fine Delane wool. My
stud ewes were selected from the
Holiday herd of purebred flock. C.«R.
Tlntinger. Cascade, Mont.
Professional and Merchandising
| CALL IN OR CALL UP 1 fCLASSI FIED] \ CALL IN OR CALL UP \
HERBERT A. B. BRA DY ■ Accountant and Business Advisor
Nineteen years experience in all mercantile pursuits. Strictly up-to-date
methods in Banking, Mining, Manufac turing, Wholesale, Retail, Professional,
Real Estate, Insurance, Laundry, Au tomobile, Dairy, Farming, Contracting,
Hospitals, etc., etc.
All methods consistent with the exa ctlng requirements of Income Tax
procedure. Thoroughly versed in all phases of Income and Excess Profits
lax Law. Fone 9883
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.- DEVILS LAKE General Hospital Train
_ lng School for nurses. Fall class now
0 forming. Pupils with one year high
1. school education or Its equivalent con
sidered. For further information ad
- dress, M. Clark, R N Supt., Devils Lake,
N. D.
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g SHORTHAND REPORTERS
_ DUDLEY CROWTHER, shorthand re
porter, notary public. Multigraphina.
Typewriting, etc. 508 First National
; Bank building. Fone 9406.
1 ARCHITECTS
Sam't Henry Haas. 81 Steele Bldg.
' WEAVING.
• WEAVING RUGS now at 1618 Sixth av
' enue north. Fone 8916. Goetze.
s DRESSMAKING
; UP-TO-DATE dressmaking. 9 Fair Hotel.
• BETTER WORK, less money . F one 7238".
- DRESSMAKING! 902 3r d av. S. Fo ne 226.
5 DRESSES, coats and children's clothing
. reasonable. 800 7th ave. So. Fone 7227.
. S EWINGT crochetlng. 1225 First ave. So.
! DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling.
Reasonable. 919 Third avenue north,
j Upstairs.
FOR ^gALE—MISCELL A NEOUS
; ' FOR SALE—Two suits boys' clothes
size 10; a number of quilts, blankets
and pillows; one Hamilton and three
1 Elgin watches; eyeglasses; auto gog
1 gles; auto-strop Gillette and straight
blade razors. Everything cheap. The
Bargain Store, 13Second street south.
DROPHEAD sewing" machine, like new.
; Must sell today. Bid up quick. First
reasonable offer takes it. 925 Second
avenue south.
BUY YOUR HAY direct from grower;
100 tons of high grade western Wash
ington mixed oat and cheat hay. Well j
cured and an excellent feed for horses i
or cattle. For price write, giving your !
shipping point to C. E. Henriot, Win- j
lock, Wash.
FOR SALE—Edison laboratory model j
phonograph with 41 records, same as j
new. cost $350. Any reasonable offer
considered. Room 40 Sparling Hotel.
FOR SALE—Baby carriage. 3214 Fourth
avenue north. Fone 7432.
8000 SHARES or any "part of Greater
Wyoming Oil stock, 15 cents per share.
F. A. Hood, stockbroker, Box 1755,
Great Falls, Montana.^
BUSINESS is'booming at The Bargain
Store, 13H Second street south. More
and more the men of Great Falls are
learning of the great saving possibill- :
' ties this store offers. Real good suits !
i of clothing, shoes, hats, caps, shirts,
j furnishings. Everything at bed rock
'. prices.
' RADIUM heating stove, like new; $25.
i 712 Eleventh street north .
| FOR SALE—Coal store heater new. and j
I sewing machine. 715 Eighth_street No.
IVORY FIXTURES suitable for corset
j table six feet long: sanitary cot. Call
! today, 20 Thisted Bldg., or fo ne 6 814. j •
| FOR SALE—Ice house, sheet Iron, j
1 warehouse, shed and fencing. The Con
I tinental Oil Co. _____
' KINDLING-WOOD for sale at the Royal :
i Garden, 403 Cenrtal.
1 FRONT and back counter and electric
| air pump for sale. 1-6 HP. Fone S514.
j FOR SALE—One .12-gauge Winchester j
! shot-gun, new; also 25-20 Marlin re- j ;
j peating rifle. Call at 502 Second avenue j j
i south, upstairs. j
| FOR SALE —Indian motorcycle side car, j '•
j almost new, cheap. 1S25 7th ave. north, j '
! FOR SALE—One stock pump; one j j
i Myers deep well pump; one Keller l 3 *- j j
j HP. gas engine in good condition, j
; $80 if taken at once. C. Lussy. Fone ! ,
7743. P. O. Box 156, Great Falls. _ j r
j FOR SALE—27-ftI awning, shelvings, 1 1
j scales, cash register, coal oil pump, 1
gasoline pump, and show cases. Apply, t
216 First avenue south.
; SIXTY TONS alfalfa. 20 tons alfalfa and ;
i timothy mixed 50 per cent, at $25 in ,
the stack. Box 46. Fort Shaw. j
' FOR SALE—600 tons of sweet clover
1 straw. Excellent feed for stock. George
E. puis, Grand Forks, N. D.
FOR SALE—Oats, barley, corn, mlllfeed. t
! So. Dakota and Minnesota upland hay. | s
Carload lots only. McCaull-Dtnsmore , a
Co.. SIC, First Nat'l Bank. Fone 269. I 3
I GUNNY SACKS for sale. 615 Fourth ! *
street south. E. Swartz. Fone 7219. I
; ONE portable garage. Inquire 224 Central 11
avenue.
ALFALFA HAY for sale. C. S. Hanna, ~
Simms, Mont.
TYPEWRITERS—All makes, $10 and up.
F. M. West. Great Falls, Mont. (
ADDING machines, new and secondhand. 1
E. W. Harris. 12* W. Broadway, Butt*. 1
COMPLETE SET of mahogany bar fix- ^
lures for sale. Inquire of L. M. Mc- I 9
Donneli. First Nat. Bank. Bldg.; or
P. O. Box 591. K
FOR SALE —FURNITURE
FURNITURE, 323 Second avenue south. | F
FOR SALE -One fumed oak dining room ''
table and library table, cheap. Caii j
before 2 p. m., Saturday. 216 Fourth ^
avenue north.
FURNITURE of 8-room modern room
ing house for sale. House rents $25 per
month; close in. Fone 7730.
FOR SALE--Furniture, practically new. ;
Cheap. Inquire. S24 Seventh ave. south. !
NEW CHIFFONIER, very reasonable. I J
Apply, 4 Tremont Apartments. 517 Sixth ! i"
street north.
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. 1221 ™
Ninth avenue south. e .
FOR SALE- Few pieces of household N
furniture. 3615 Fourth avenue north. ^ S
FOR SAt.E Some furniture. bedding j n
and rugs. Call at 1323 Sixth ave. north. I n
STAIR CARPET " with "pads, "rug 9x12 &
and 3-burner New Hartford otl stove i j;
with oven, practically new. 607 Fifth j p
avenue north. q
FOR SALE Furniture of 5-room flat, n
furnished complete. Call 9831. 3V)
FOR SALE- Largo range incubator! S
brooder and other articles of furniture. *
415 Thirty-fourth street north.
FOR SALE—Companion Universal heater'
$15; 12-foot extension table $6; chairs, I -
sanitary cot and bed. 2107V* Fifth i
avenue north.
FOR SALE-- Library table, fumed oak ! o
dining room tabio and buffet. 2715 i i<
Central avenue. ^
PIANO $100; dining tableT cl-,ilil ; 8 bed; ! w
brass bed; all cheap. 215 Second av- et
enue south. N
FOR SALE—Blue enamel range. Quick
?ical Florence hot blast heater. Chiff- "
robe, fumed oak; kitchen cabinet. "}
mason jars, baby bed. All other house- Ji
hold goods. Cheap. Everything alm-jst i
new. 605 Fifteenth street north. i 3 *|
FOR SALE—Three rooms of nice fur- I w
ntture, up-to-date. by lot or piece. I L
house and garage can be rented f<>r two j V
years lease. Cheap rent. Call evenings,
827 Sixth avenue north.
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W^P^OS TELLqTIS Conrad_Bank_Bldf.
ELECTRICA LCON TRACTORS
CASCADE ELECTRIC Co., C. D. Smith.
. Mg r.. 6 04 Central avenue. Fone 6634.
C HIROPRAC TORS ~
O'Conne ll & O'Connell. Hotel Tracy. 6897.
DR. W. L DITTO. "Breen Bl'k" Fo ne 8367.
A U CTI O N E ERS. ~
J. L. WALCUTT, everybody's auctioneer.
P. O. Box 612. Fone 6275.
ACCOUNTANTS
ERNEST E. MURRAY. CertIf!ed KTbUc
Accountant. 421 Ford Building. Great
Falls. Fone 9813. 314 Montana Building,
Lewlstown; fone 525W. Box 952 Billings.
^ UT0S WANTED
WANTED-Ford touring car. Chas. Rice,
ouU5 Fift h avenue north.
AP A SJ URE.
I "W ILL TAKE 75 or 100 head of horses
to winter. Have good grass and plenty
of water. Box 321 Tribune.
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED—About 14 months ago, 1H
year old heifer, red. no brand. Streling
place. Jacob Nagel, P. O. Box 1116.
Owner may have same by paying for
pasture and feed.
LOST—Silver ring, jade setting. Finder
please call 9705, or apartment A,
_ Hampton.
LOST—Wednesday afternoon! between
Geyser and Fife, Mont., bov's over
coat. khaki color. Notify, 2600 Second
avenue north, or fone 6806. Reward.
LOST—Si me time iast spring, buckskin
Indian pony branded u e right hip.
Finder please notify Victor Kan
tola, Fife, Montana.
LOST—Between Bel rand Monarch, ladles
suit coat. Finder please return to
181 6 First avenue north. Reward.
LOST—Mare, 1400 lbs., branded
on left shoulder. $5 reward for RBHE
return to 1019 Eighth avenue »i»aw
south. WSKm
LOST—34 x 4'-2 Diamond cord tire with
tube and rim, between Great Falls and
17 miles beyond Cascade. Kindly return
to Western Motor Co. for reward.
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j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
| Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
i Office at Great Falls. Montana. August
25, 1919. Notice is hereby given that
Joseph F. Osterman, of Ulm, Montana,
who, on September 16, 1914. made home
stead entry Serial No. 035245, for SEt;
SWVt section 14; N' ; N\Vi., SW l t NW!4,
W'l-SW*, section 23. township 20 north,
range 1 east, Montana meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and Re
ceiver, U. S. Land Office, at Great Falls,
Montana, on the 7th day of October.
1919. Claimant names as witnesses*
Barney Beverle, Wallace Friedberg, Mike
Holland, Louis Stephan. all of Ulm,
Montana. J. A. BARKER. Register.
First publication August 27, 1919.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Great Falls, Montana, August
11, 1919. Notice is hereby given that
Charles Edward Kissack, of Great Falls
Montana, who, on July 24, 1916, made
homestead entry serial No. 040685, for
lots 1, 2, SH NE l *. section 4. township
21 N , range 5 E.. Montana meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver. U. S. Land Office, at Great
Falls, Montana, on the Ibth day of Sep
tember, 1919. Claimant names as wit
nesses: Ingram Fletchcr Parlow, Charles
E. Evans. Clifton C. Henderson. Frank
15. Henderson, all of Great Falls, Mon
tana. J. A. BARKER. Register.
(First publication August 13. 1919)
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF POLLING
PLACE, SAND COULEE PRECINCT
NO. SI.
Owing to the burning of the county jpil
at Sand Coulee, the regular polling place
in that precinct, the polling place for the
special election September 2. 1919, will be
at the library builiit.g Sand Coulee.
Montana. All electors should g<- to the
library building to v.ite on that day.
By order of the board of county com
missioners. Cascade county, Montana.
JOHN E. MORAN, County Clerk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tbe Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Great Falls. Montana. August
14. 1919. Notice i r - hereby given that
Frank Ogrin. of Great Falls. Montana,
who on February 15. 1916. made home
stead entry Serial No. 03S364. for lots
2. 3 and 4 SW'^NE't, section 1, township
21 N.. range 2 E.. Montana meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Register
and Receiver, U. S. Land Office. Great
Falls, Montana, on the 26th day of Sep
tember, 1919. Claimant names as wit
nesses: John Mosahead, W. Piatt, Oscar
Johnson, Ole Lunby, all of Great Falls.
Montana.
J A. BARKER, Register.
(First publication August 16, 1919)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office, at Great Falls, Montana, August
25th, 1919. Notice is hereby given that
Mary E. Kirk, of Great Fails. Montana,
who. on June 19 and November 10. 1916.
nade original and additional homestead
entries Serial No. 040435-040562. for SEV
V E ** NE^SE'i. W I'jSE'i. SWt»NEVt,
3EWSEVt section 35, township 21 N ,
-artRe 1 E., Montana meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three-year
nroof, to establish claim to the iand
ibove described, before Register and
Receiver. U. S. Land Office, at Great
Palls, Montana, on the 11th day of
October, 1919. Claimant names as wit
nesses: Charles M Dorance. of Vaughn,
Montana; Carrol R. Bennett. Michael J.
Holland, James Casstdy, all of Great
Falls, Montana.
J. A. BARKER, Register.
First publication August 27. 1919.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Great Falls. Montana, August
4, 1919, Notice ts hereby given that
IVllliam Lee Mack, of Vaughn, Montana,
vho on April 25, 1916. made homestead
intrv Serial No. 040074 for lot 2. S\V\»
•v'EV,. NWt»SKU, NEUSWV4 section 1.
ownshtp 21 N. range 1 E., Montana ma
ldlan, has filed notice of Intention to
nake three-year proof, to establish claim
o the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, IT. s. Land Office,
Ireat. Falls. Montana, on the 24th day
>f September. 1919. Claimant names as
vltnesses: Hans A. Dotseth, John A.
L ,eistlko, Relnoid C. Thur. Carrie B.
.Mdeen, all of Great Falls. Montana.
J. A. BARKER. Register.
(First publicatiou August 16. 1919J.