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THE BILLINGS GAZETTE Monday, June 5, 1933 Pasre Severn YOUR GUIDE TO THRIFT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI PHONE YOUR AD TO 2161 NO SEGTIOM 41 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 7 HELP WANTED. FEMALE LADY as housekeeper for two on small larm, $8.00 per month. Clarence Hoskln, Bridger, Mont. IB HONOR DISTRICT LEG! CLASSIFIED I ADVERTISING RATES HShUM Livestock Gazette Want Ads bring quick returns for all advertisers interested in livestock. See today's offerings on this page.

Get instant action a small Want Ad in The Gazette will do it. THE UNQUALIFIED could not hold a good position even If positions were plentiful. Sheer ability counts. Qualify for a good position by attending the summer quarter, starting June 12. at the Bil lings Business college.

SALESLADIES, full time to sell in Billings. Steady work. Apply 116 N. 31st. to 12 a.

m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. 8 HELP WANTED. MALE THERE are no opportunities if you are not qualified. Take advantage of the summer quarter, starting June 12, at the Billings Business college, "where the instruction is better." BOYS WANTED TO SELL morning and evening Gazettes on streets of Billings.

Men who are physically handicapped also can earn a livelihood selling Gazettes. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. LIFE INSURANCE TRAINING SCHOOL. For a selected group of applicants. The Fenn Mutual Life Insurance Co.

of Philadelphia. Complete instructions in life Insurance fundamentals and salesmanship for two- week period, commencing June 19th. Sales representatives wanted in: Forsyth, Red Lodge, Hardin, Columbus, Roundup, Big Timber, Fromberg, Harlowton. For complete information write: J. E.

ROBERTS. General Agent, Box 1351. 'Billings, Mont. FIVE 1933 B. H.

S. or Poly Graduates for steady selling work in Billings. Apply 116 N. 31st. 9 to 12.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. MAN WITH CAR to sell direct. See Town- send, 2715 Second Ave. N. LICENSED barber.

Not over 35. Out-ol town. Write 2089, Gazette. CAPABLE MARRIED MAN for farm work, must board self. P.

W. Schauer, Laurel. OWING to big price reduction in Fuller brushes and great Increase in business it's necessary for us to hire three more de pendable men. One for Billings, one for Red Lodge, one for Glendive, Montana. Car and references necessary.

Personal interview 3 to 5.30 p. 225 Pratt or write. FIRST-CLASS cabinet makers. Northwest Fixture Co. 11 SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE POSITION as manager or clerk in mer cantile establishment.

Middle aged, ex1 perienced, reference. Would consider any location but prefer farming community. Write 2093, Gazette. MECHANIC wants position, experienced in all machine, tin, and woodwork. Emil Ranch, 215 S.

35th St. 13 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANT to buy 4 or 6-room house, not too far out. Will pay cash. Box 1175, Billings 14 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED WANTED Several restaurant booths. Sil ver Dollar Inn.

COMPLETE FIXTURES lor medium-sized restaurant, cash if price is right. Address box 673, Harlowton, Mont. 1-HORSE garden cultivator. Phone 6333. TO RENT wheel chair.

Ph. 3-0346. 15 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT PLEASANT, cool, Quiet. Phone 4770. ROOMS to rent.

Inquire 703 N. 30th after 8 p. m. GLENDALE hotel Over Northern garage. NEWLY decorated and furnished, large closet, ground floor, a homey pleasant room, not in a rooming house, $10.

Write 2092, Gazette. Phone 2328. $3.25 ALSO housekeeping. 2611 3rd Ave. N.

DESIRABLE ROOM. 819 N. 30th. Ph. 5933.

DELIGHTFUL first-floor room, kitchenette privilege or board. 312 N. 31st. FURNISHED ROOMS. 410 N.

30th. MIDLAND HOTEL, opposite Babcock the-ater. Rates $3 per week and up. NICELY turn. room.

123 Clark. 4939. ALEXANDRA hotel. Summer weekly rates. BACHELOR QUARTERS, reasonable rates, at the Commercial club.

OLIVE HOTEL. Special weekly rates. 16 ROOMS FOR HOUSE-KEEPING piano, ground floor. 508 N. 32nd.

3 LARGE ROOMS, sleeping porch, everything furnished, cool. Terms to adults to manage house. 204 N. 32nd St. 2 ROOMS.

$15. 322 S. 32nd. Ph. 4486.

1 EVERYTHING turn. $12. 420 N. 28th. 2 FURNISHED ROOMS, cheap.

723 N. 24th. 2 COZY ROOMS. 23 N. 33rd St.

TWO ROOMS, everything furnished. 107 N. 33rd, forenoons. LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Elliot hotel.

SUMMER rates. Desirable. 109 S. 28th $3. $3.50.

Lamont, 3017 Mont. Ave. MODERN, $4. Northern. Si.

Goodkind, opposite NEW LOW RATES. 315 a 29th 17 ROOM AND BOARD BOARD AND ROOM. One bolck from Normal school. 307 N. 29th.

FRONT room and board. 123 N. 32nd St. BOARD AND ROOM. 524 N.

28th St. VERY GOOD BOARD, large, cool rooms. Close in. Piano. 512 N.

30th. COOL front room, board. 522 N. 30th. ROOM, board if desired.

Phone 5968. 18 APARTMENTS FOR RENT, FURNISHED THREE ROOMS, ground floor. 318 S. 29th. TWO-ROOM apartment, ground floor, everything furnished.

315 N. 24th St. PRIVATE BATH and entrance. 21 N. 30th.

COOL, ground, bath, close in. 224 N. 24th. TWO. Lights, gas, $13.

323 S. 31st. CLEAN, reasonable; 204 S. 27th. everything furnished.

3 ROOMS, sleeping porch. 710 N. 30th. TWO 3-ROOM apartments. 102 S.

33rd NICE large two rooms. 3303 Fourth Ave. N. REDECORATED, nicely furn. 3114 Fourth Ave.

N. 2 ROOMS, garage, adults. 807 N. 28th. M'KINLEY, 1 and 3 rooms.

Phone 4406. KITCHENETTE apartments, $18 and $20. Everything furnished. 612 North 27th St. 4 ROOMS, garage.

518 N. 28. Ph. 4556. $35 FURNISHED cool.

214 N. 24th. 3 ROOMS furnished. 221 N. 26th.

2-ROOM APT. everything furnished, $15. 323 S. 35th St. 3 ROOMS, bath.

Reasonable. 318 Wyoming. 3 ROOM FURN. 315 N. 30th.

Inq. Apt. 1. (Continued Next Column.) II'S ran Large Crowd Greets Former President at Boothill. Sunday was "Garfield Tonkin" day at the Billings Rod and Gun club and the largest field of trap shooters in weeks turned out to greet the former club president, home from California after a long convalesence and again the picture of health.

The 60-bird race ended in a four-way tie, Virgil Rothrock, Val Lechner. S. Stump and Charley Campbell breaking 49 skimmers apiece. S. E.

Halveraon copped the 25-target event with 24 breaks and C. O. Campbell came through for a solo victory in a special handicap when he broke 23x25 from the 22-yard stripe. Regular Wednesday night shoots will start this week. Shooting will begin at 8:30 o'clock and clubhouse and grounds will be open to visitors, It was announced.

50 TARGETS. Rothrock 49Schweiger 48 Lechner 49jOrton 45 Campbell 49Coffaa 44 Stump 49 Doyle 44 PultZ 48 1 25 TARGETS. Halverson 24 Moore 23 Raaler 22 IIAMtlCAI'. Campbell 238tump 20 Rothrock 20 Lechner 21Coffaa 20 Schwelger 21 Trenerry 19 Pultz 21Doyle 19 Art Hoefert Leads Local Rifle Team To Win at Bridger Scoring 388 point out of a possible 400. Art Hoefert Sunday led the Yellowstone rifle club five-man team to victory over the Bridger marksmen in an outdoor DeWar course match In that city.

A return match will be fired at Duck creek June 18. The score: Bridger Billings Gauen 377jHoefert 388 Albrecht 374! Mullen 382 Bean 379 Anderson 370ITrenster 374 Vlckery 358Austin 366 Total 185l' Total 1889 Also fired: Also fired: Montgomery 317 Matheson 358 Boucher 350 Attempt to Blow- Up Eastern Beach Hotel Is Failure Lockport, N. June 4. VP) An apparent attempt to blow up the Ol-cott Beach hotel failed before dawn Sunday when only one of a dozen sticks of dynamite planted beneath the dining room exploded. The blast broke windows, shattered planks and knocked down a few per sons but none of the 200 guests In the grill room and dance floor was Injured.

The explosives had been placed In an old chute beneath the floor, Sheriff Ira R. Cowdrlck of Niagara county, who took charge of the la vestlgation, found few clues. The hotel Is owned by the Inter national Railway company and has been operated the last three seasons by Hubert Flynn of Newfane. Flynn said he knew of no enemies. Soviet Protests Moscow, June 4.

VP) The soviet government protested Sunday to the Japanese ambassador, Kamekichl Ota, against breaking of the connection between the Chinese Eastern railway and the TJssurlisk railroad In Siberia. An official soviet dispatch said a party of Mimchukuoans led by a Japanese official of the Manchukuo government severed the connection between the roads May 31 at Poghanlchnaya, on the eastern Mn-churlan frontier. Several weeks previously the connection into Siberia nt the western extremity of the C. IS. R.

which traverses Manchuria was broken. Men Due Today. Missoula, June 4. () Two hun dred and seventy-three men of the emergency conservation corps will go through Missoula Monday for vari ous camps in western Montana. The trainload of young men will arrive from New York Monday morning and most of them will be started Immedl atcly for the woods camps.

Thirteen skeleton companies will be In the group. In addition to those coming to Missoula, 469 are scheduled to ar rive at Gardiner to fill companies in three Yellowstone park camps. Reach Chicago. Chicago, June 4. (IP) Gold star mothers from Washington, Oregon and Montana passed through here Sunday en route to France to visit the graves of their sons in France.

Among them were: Mrs. Sarah Welborn, Harlowton, and Mrs, Agnes M. Plzzalo, Butte, Mont. 1 Time, per 11ns 10 cents (Minimum charge, 20 cents.) consecutive times, per line. ..8 cent 7 consecutive times, per line.

..7 cents Blx average words constitute a line. Contract rates given upon application. Classified advertising is cash wltn order unless credit has been established. A uniform charge at 10 cents extra will be required ol advertisers using "blina ads" where it is desired that answers be forwarded by mail from The Gazette office. To Place Classified Advertisements 52161 No advertisements accepted on Sunday or after 6 p.

m. week days. All classified advertisements start in the morning and expire in the evening edition. Sunday copy runs in the Sunday edition only, which is the combined morning and evening issues. "BLIND ADS." Advertisements that close with a number, for example: "1234.

care of Gazette," are "blind" ads. These advertisements are confidential. In answering them please seal your answer in an envelope addressed to the indicated number, care ol Gazette. The advertiser will receive your answer promptly. The Gazette will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion.

Claims will not be considered unless made within three days from date ot publication. No allowance will be made when an error does not materially effect the value ot the advertisement. Only the classifications listed in the Classified Index may be used. SWAPS WANTED ICE COLD BEER. 4 kinds, 15c per bottle.

Paul O. Nilson Service Station. WILL pay cash tor old gold, silver, plati num; old Jewelry, dental gold, etc. Send by mall, prompt remittance. Koppe Jewelry Co.

106 N. Broadway. 2-A BEAUTY PARLORS VITRON PERMANENTS, the latest and best. Others, $2.75 and up. Finger waves, 25c and up.

Townsend's. 2715 Second Ave. N. Phone 5525. DUART RINGLET PERMANENT, $4.

2 for J6 Staploton Beauty Shop. Phone 2456. OUR REGULAR $5 permanent wave tor (2.60 until June 15. Donnelly Beauty shop. Phone 3309 COMBO Rlnglette Permanents, $3.50.

2 for 6. Mrs. G. Mattson. 224 N.

32nd. Phone 2753. RINGLETTE PERMANENTS, $3 and $5. Grand Hotel Beauty Shop. Phone 4215.

COMBO RINGLETTE Permanents, 2 for J7. Mary Claxton. 27 Grand Ave. Ph. 5773 PERSONALS IF IN DEBT SEE US FOR PLAN TO PAY YOUR BILLS WITHOUT HARDSHIP OR WORRY.

SMITH-STEWART FINANCE CO. 312 FRATT BLDG. J. L. STEWART, MGR.

WANTED PARTNER to take halt interest in established business. $300 will handle, good money maker. Box 2091, Gazette. TRAVELERS EXCHANGE, Travel by share expense plan. Cars and passengers In all directions.

2711 Mont. Ave. in LUZON CAFE. Phone 2046. Make reservations.

SPIRITUAL readings. 607 N. 26th. DRESSMAKING. Mrs.

Beastall, 120 N. 30th, TRUTH, not nonsense. 3211 Second Ave. upstairs. 6 LOST, FOUND, STRAYED LOST Brown leather suitcase containing mostly baby clothes.

Phone 5370. Reward. STRAYED One black, three-year-old mare, bob tall. Branded 5jJ on left Jaw. Phone 2368.

Tornado Sweeps ThroughSouth Dakota Section Wilmot, S. June 4. W) One man was killed, a woman was injured and two score barns and homes were destroyed by a tornado in this section. Damage was estimated at $50,000. Elfred Larson, 25, residing on his mother's farm four miles northeast of Corona was killed when the storm wrecked a barn where he was work, lng.

Near Clinton, Mrs. Ralph Winter was struck by a flying timber and suffered a broken leg. The storm started near Corona and eventually spent Its force across the border In Minnesota. Damage In Minnesota was comparatively light, however. Hail and rain which followed ruined crops in some sections.

Many trees and power and communications lines were blown down. THREE GUESSK (Answers on Page 4.) 7 Between what Wv points did Gen. VI Sheuidan make r' ji HISFAM0USRIDE? Give the BELLCOSE What does this mean POULTRY AND PET STOCK BRINO in your eggs to be hatched at 3c per chick. Allen Hatchery, 711 N. 32nd.

ALL kinds milk goats. 1024 Miles. BABY CHICKS. Send no money. We ship C.

O. D. Leghorns or mixed. 16.50 per 100. Reds, Rocks, Wyandottes, S7.50.

Postpaid. Burr Chlckery, Lewistown. Mont. YELLOW German roller singers. Ph.

3984. ABOUT 70 ANGORA WOOL RABBITS and supplies. Write Flora Acly, Musselshell, Mont. BABY CHICKS: Heavy pure breds, 8c; white legorns, white Minorcas: assorted light and heavy, 6V2C Last hatch June 27th. The Billings Hatchery.

34 SHRUBS, PLANTS. TREES CLEAN-UP SALE. Blue Ribbon Tomatoes. Asters, dozen 15c Zinnias, dozen 15c Snaps, dozen 15c Mangolds, African 15c Marigolds, French 35c Cabbage, 100 35c Everything to go cheap. PRICKETT'3 GREENHOUSE.

SELECT YOUR iris roots when they are in bloom. Flowers for sale. C. C. Bever, Rimrock road.

PANSY PLANTS, choicest strains, 3 dozen, Si. Aster plants. 4 dozen, SI; postage paid. View Acres, Mrs. H.

E. Jones, Hamilton, Mont. POTATOES, Morans, Poly drive. Ph. 3-0641.

EARLY VARIETY tomatoes, pepper plants. Also asters, pansies, snapdragons, other flowers. Griffing Gardens, Billings Bench. Phone 3-0632. FINE transplanted tomato plants.

Eltlng Bros. EARLY tomato and other plants. Bargain prices. 146 Jackson, J. s.

Craig. TOMATOES, cabbage and other plants. Fielaet Gardens. Phone 3-0293. Grand Ave.

road. 36-A FOR SALE OR TRADE Vi SECTION near Acton. 410 S. 33rd. 160 ACRES, Irrigated, highly fertile soil, together with 14 acres timber land on Big Horn river 12 miles north of Hardin; 50 acres in beets, rest in wheat.

Golden opportunity for farmer with some ready cash. One mile from sugar beet dump; good water right and fair buildings. Terms If desired. Write 1231. Gazette.

37 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LEAVING soon, will sell complete fur nishings, lease for 14 rooms; 6 housekeeping rooms rented, 2 four-room apts. Opposite Fox theater. 315 N. 28th. FOR SALE Barber shop.

Box 121, Moore, Mont. GOOD location for up to date barber shop and beauty parlor. A. M. Stevenson, Lodge Grass.

A REAL BUSINESS AND HOME. Best paying suburban business in Billings, choice location. Yearly volume $50,000 to $60,000. Nice living quarters attached A clean stock of choice groceries and meats. Best class of trade.

Honestly priced and a money-maker. See Stapp at North 212 North Broadway. 38 MONEY TO LOAN. MORTGAGES SALARY LOANS No Security No Indorsers Keystone Finance Co. 502 Electrio Billings.

Mont. REAL ESTATE LOANS. Peter Yegen, Jr. LOANS $100 and up FINANCE SERVICE CORP. 312 Fratt Bldg.

WE LOAN MONEY ON CARS or will buy for cash. Gullard Wilklns. 17 North 26th St. Phone 4033. REAL ESTATE LOANS.

S. M. West Co. SALARY LOANS DISCOUNTS GENERAL INSURANCE SMITH-STEWART 'FINANCE CO. 212 Fratt Bldg.

J. L. Stewart, Mgr. $5 to $100 SALAEY LOANS also FURNITURE and AUTO LOANS Employes Finance Co. 323 Securities Bldg.

41 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE LATE model Chevrolet coupe. Real sacri fice. Private party. Inquire Windsor garage. Gullard 17 North 26th St Phone 4033 1 late model Dodge sedan.

1 late model De Soto coupe. 2 late model Ford coupes. 1930 Marmon sedan. 4 Auburn sedans. 2 De Soto sedans.

1 Cord sedan. 1929 Chrysler sedan. 2 Chevrolet sedans. FOUR-WHEEL trailer for sale. 611 N.

30th. NEW PLYMOUTH COUPE 25 P1 No trade-in on this particular Item accepted but will sell on regular terms, $160 down and $25 per month. Also new Dodge and Plymouth cars at lowest prices. Chas. E.

Behner Co. 15 Norm 30th St. (Continued Next Column.) USE GAZETTE WANT ADS Know May Hurt Her. SILLY. SANDY 32 WE BUY CARS.

3109 First Ave. N. 2 1931 Chevrolet coaches. 2 1930 Ford coaches. 1930 Plymouth sedan.

1930 Willys 6 sedan. 1929 Ford coupe. 1928 Oldsmobile coupe. tOW TJ. C.

C. PAYMENTS. Maclntyre Motor Co. WANT to buy 10 late light cars In the next few days. GEO.

R. PIERCE. PRACTICALLY new 1923 Essex coach, 3 new tires. Must sell on account of sickness. Phone 5964.

SUNDAY-MONDAY SPECIALS 1932 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan This car has 11,000 actual miles with the original blue Duco finish and cream wire wheels with two spare wheels mounted In fender wells. It is equipped with mohair upholstering. Also a trunk and hot water heater. This car carries a written guarantee; only $485 1932 Pontiac Custom Sedan A beautiful maroon Duco paint on this car, with the fenders finished in the same color. It has six wire wheels with two wheels mounted forward.

The car is a full sized five-passenger sedan with mohair upholstering. The original cost of this car was $1,064. We will give a new car guarantee with this automobile. You can buy It for almost half the original cost. Now $585.

1929 Standard Bulck Sedan- Here is a car with many miles of comfortable and enjoyable transportation at a very low cost. Finished in a beautiful green with natural wood wheels. This car has been reconditioned and checked through our service department so that It Is in A-l condition. A guaranteed car. Only $395 We Have 50 Other Makes and Models in Coupes, Coaches and Sedans for You to Select From YOUR CAR IN TRADE AND LIBERAL OMAO TERMS 423 North Broadway Phone 4749 42 AUTO ACCESSORIES, HKta, ak 1 CUT YOUR REPAIR BILL IN HALF Good used parts for all makes of Cars.

OVER 150 MODELS OF CARS WRECKED. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Billings Auto Wreckine Co. -WU2-12 Frist Ave. N.

phone 4224 Business and Professional urecto: ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS. PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE-Royal Typewriters. All Makes Repaired. Phone 3626. 2807 First Ave.

N. DENTISTS. THE MODERN DENTISTS Second Avenue, over Babcock Theater. Entrance next to Babcock. FLORISTS.

HOPPER'S FLORAL SHOP. 103 North Broaaway Phone 2218. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. HOOSE OPTICAL CO. 2813 First Ave.

N. Phone 5758. A. C. JOHNSON.

112 Broadway. Phona 3543. PHOTOGRAPHERS. 20th Century Studio. 217 North Broadway.

PLUMBING AND HEATING. C. C. TOOKER, 118 North 27th St. Phone 44J4.

PAINTING-DECORATING. CALL CHARLES VINTON PHONE 4514." TRANSFER AND STORAGE. BAKER TRANSFER STORAGE CO. 24th and Minnesota. Phone 2525.

UNDERTAKERS. SETTERGREN'S FUNERAL HOME. George E. Settergren. Director.

Day and Night Phone 2888. BILLINGS Lodge, No. 113, A. P. A M.

Meets every Monday at 7 p. Business meeting second and fourth Mondays. George H. Hammer, Worshipful Master; Earl V. Cllne, Secretary.

ANCIENT and Accepted Scottish Rite Masonic Temple first Wednesday ot each month at 8 p. Glen Hallam, Venerable Master; Earl V. Cltne, Secretary. ASHLAR Lodge No. 29.

A. F. A M. Meets every Friday at 7:30 p. m.

Sojourning Masons welcome. George G. Osten, Worshipful Master; C. 8. Bell.

Secretary BILLINGS Lodge No. 394, B. P. O. E.

Meets in club building second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 8 P. m. R. G. Griffin.

Exalted Ruler: H. Sackett, Secretary. NEIGHBORS of Woodcraft Meets at Odd Fellows hall. Visiting members welcome. Anna Kain, Clerk.

Phone 5231. EDNA HEDGES Chapter No. 15, Order of Eastern Etar Meets every second and fourth Tuesday, except July and August, in Masonio Temple, at 8 o'clock. Visiting members welcome. Mrs.

Mae A McCanel. W. phone 4795; Mrs Lillian Cummlngs. Secretary, phone 2778. GOOD OLD SANDY- HE THINKS HE'S PROTECTING ME THAT'S SORT O' FUNNY- AS IP ANY THING COULD EVER HAPPEN TO YUH, IN A QUIET LITTLE PLACE LIKE COSMIC CITY- LODGE NOTICES William Fenton of Laurel Is Named Commander.

Hardin, June 4. (Special.) Added impetus for the erection of the long proposed Custer battlefield museum was given here Sunday when district No. 11 of the American Legion passed a resolution urging Montana's con' gressional delegation to hasten con struction of the memorial to Gen, George A. Custer and his command. Adoption of the motion was followed by a tour of the battlefield by more than 100 members of district posts, accompanied by members of their auxiliaries.

Max Big Man, Crow leader and a proponent of the me morial, acted as their guide. William Fenton of Laurel was elected district commander. Other officers chosen were C. E. Parker of Frombere, adjutant; Monte R.

Smith of Fromberg, vice commander; Ralph Scott of Hardin, sergeant-at-arms. The next annual meeting will be held In the Clarks Fork valley, prob ably at Frombere, headquarters of Clarks Fork valley post. No. 71. The retiring district commander, H.

H. Graham of Project post. No. 67; presided at the session. Visiting leglonnaries were entertained at luncheon by Hardin post.

Auxiliaries of all posts represented at the meet ing convened for their annual session in Sullivan hall while the veterans met in the local theater. Woman Is Killed As Man Playfully Points Gun at Her Santa Rosa, June 4. MP) In what police said was an Intended Joke, Mrs. Virginia Lee, 38, San Francisco, was shot and killed by her fiance, Joseph Bacigalupi, 39, as she lay on a bed In women's quarters of a resort near here Sunday. Mrs.

Lee was almost instantly killed by a charge from a shotgun aimed at her by Bacigalupi, as he playfully said, "Get up or I'll shoot." She was struck In the abdomen. Bacigalupi, the officers said, was playfully attempting to get Mrs. Lee to rise from bed in the quarters where she and other women membeis of the party were sleeping. He was released after questioning. Man Drowns; Father Was Butte Attorney Washington, June 4.

UP) Thomas Canning, 37, government employe drowned in the Potomac river Sun day. It was said at his rooming house Canning's father was a Butte, Judge. Butte, June 4. (IP) Thomas Can, rung, drowned Sunday In Washington, D. was one of three sons of the late Matt F.

Canning, former county attorney here and prominent In Mon tana legal circles for many years. Thomas Canning was born In Butte June 13, 1903. He made an attempt to enlist in the army during the war but was refused because of his youth and after the war he Joined the avla tlon service. Later he entered the National Law college in Washington and practiced law in the capital until becoming connected with the legal department of the reconstruction finance corporation. He is survived by two brothers and a sister, the latter living here.

Meyer Services. Services for Mrs. Katherlne Meyer were conducted in the German Congre gatlonal church Sundav afternoon the Rev. August Schiller. Burial was in Mountview cemetery.

Mrs. Mey was the wife of Alex Mever. Mrs. i P. Shaffer and Miss Marie Hefeneider, accompanied by Miss Clarice Hoff, mann, sang "At the Beautiful River' and "Rock of Ages." Pallbearers were Christ Walter, Adam Schissler, Jake Marker, John Wagner, Ludwig Jordan ana jacK esiier.

Rivers Unchanged. Missoula, June 4. UP) Streams western Montana Sunday night were carrying aoout xne same volume of flood water as thev did Saturdnv night. The Missoula river Is 6.7 feet above the low water mark and thn Bitter Root is carrying about 6 feet more xnan tne normal run. Other streams are still raging, but with cooler weather Sunday it Is believed that the streams will drop slightly Monday.

Seeking Floyd. Seminole, June 4. (P) "Pretty Boy" Floyd, notorious outlaw again Sunday was just a wraith to officers who hunted him In the wood ed hill lands of Seminole and ad Joining counties. Squads of heavily armed state operatives, sheriffs and deputies that combed several coun ties Saturday and on through the night, reported Sunday no trace was found of the robber or of Adam Richetti, seen with him early Sat, urday morning near Wewoka. Cash Rates Address FILL 18 APARTMENTS FOP RENT, FURNISHED SMITH APTS.

2411 Second Ave. N. APARTMENT. 3317 Third Ave. N.

GROUND FLOOR, unfurnished or partly furnished. Adults. 3314 Third Ave. N. THE ARNOTT.

Inq. 3014 7th Ave. N. private bath. 307 S.

Broadway. MULLISON, reduced. Adults. 3405 1st Ave. CLAIR.

3018 First Ave. N. 1 ROOM and kitchentte, $17.50. Ph. 2015; HARRIS, large and small.

Phone 4347. HEDGEMERE, 2 and 4 rooms furnished. Inquire 703 N. Broadway. BABCOCK APARTMENTS.

Summer rates. 3-ROOM ground floor; adults. 107 S. 29th. SMALL APT.

Henry A. Chappie. 226 Fratt Bldg. 2 AND 3 ROOMS, well furnished. Frig-idaire.

3009 Fourth avenue north. SMALL, 624 N. 31st. Summer rates. Soule, 1 and 2 rooms, bath.

116 N. 26th. 3 ROOMS. Reduced rates. Adults.

20 N. 34th. 2-ROOM APT. 714 N. 31.

Phone 5212. 1 and 2-ROOM APTS. 602 N. 28th. FURNISHED 2-room apt.

220 N. 24th. 3 AND BATH, electric stove, G. E. Garage, fireplace, large trees and yard.

142 Wyo- MOD apt. Vacant June 1. 105 Yellowstone. DESIRABLE, ground floor. 9 Custer Ave.

SMALL apt. suitable for couple, everything furnished including garage, ground Iloor, $25. 105 Broadwater. Phone 4644. 2 ROOMS, clean.

721 N. 28th St. FURN. garage. 2315 Fourth Ave.

N. MODERN, $18, $20. 18 North Broadway. 3 FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat. electric refrigeration.

3818 Second Ave. S. Phone 2785 after 5 p. m. VACANCIES soon, make reservations now.

Schofield Apts. WREFORD with Frigidaire; new gas cook- cooking stoves. $43.50. Henry A. Chappie, 226 Fratt Bldg.

L-w, 19 APARTMENTS FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ATTRACTIVE apartment and modern house. 2203 Third Ave. N. Phone 4310. 4-ROOM duplex, close in, modern, newly decorated.

Adults only. Phone 5687. 1 WREFORD woth Frigidaire; new gas cook ing stoves. $38.50. Henry A.

Chappie, 226 Fratt Bldg. ZIMMERMAN. 4 room, electric refrigera- tion. Adults. 205 N.

26th. 4-ROOM DUPLEX, G. E. Garage. 508 N.

30 UNFURNISHED apartment, ground floor. 703 North 32nd. MULLISON. Reduced. Adults.

3405 First Ave. N. 5ROOM FLAT and sleeping porch, city heat, close in. 411 N. 29th St.

2 5-ROOM APARTMENTS. Phone 4497. MODERN 4 rooms. 703 N. 31st.

4-ROOM duplex, newly decorated. Adults. 1023 Division. Inq. 113 N.

35th. Ph. 5961. 5-ROOM modern apt. Hardwood floors, electrio refrigeration.

Best location, heat furnished, $55. D. 0. MECKLENBURG CO. 22 GARAGES FOR RENT GARAGE.

142 Wyoming Ave. 23 HOUSES FOR RENT $20 AND $25 desirable 3-room bungalow, furnished and unfurnished, zaua 'inira Ave. N. FIVE-ROOM cabin, two hours from Billings, running water, $20 per week. Write Box 2094, Gazette.

SMALL house. 32 Clark avenue. 4 ROOMS, everything ground floor. Opposite Fox theater. Inq.

315 N. 28th. 3-ROOM modern bungalow, nicely furnished. Garage, lawn, trees. Phone 3409 4-WELL furnished rooms, cool.

Good location. Reasonable rent. Phone 5965. 4-ROOM furnished with bath. 142 Terry.

Phone 4604. 4 ROOMS modern, unfurnished. Ph. 4345. 4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE with nice yard and garage.

4001 Second Ave. S. 4 ROOMS, modern, unfurn. Reasonable. North side.

Garage, clean. Apply 146 Jackson. 4 ROOMS furnished, partly modern, ga rage. Phone 5262. 811 Cook.

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOME for the summer months. 32 Clark. Phone 4566. SMALL FURN. HOUSE.

Inq. 203 N. 24th. 4 ROOMS modern, unfurn. Phone 2657.

4 ROOMS and bath, or unfurn. Ga rage. Reasonable rent. 537 Clark. 3 and 4 ROOMS, modern, furnished.

309 S. 35th St. 5-ROOM HOUSE, garage. Adults. 616 Lewis.

3 ROOMS, furnished. 508 N. 30th. 6 ROOMS, unfurn. or partly furn.

217 Lewis Ave. See Henry A. Chappie, 226 Fratt Bldg. 5 ROOMS modern, west end. Inq.

2715 Second Ave. N. UNFURN. 5-room modern house, close In. Apply 24 N.

32nd side door. 5-ROOM unfurn. house. Inq. 132 Custer.

(Continued Next Column.) HOUSES FOR RENT ROSEBUD LAKE cabin. Peter Yegen, Jr. 24 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE DINING ROOM SET, lamps, rugs, end tables. Call White Line Transfer, Monday or Tuesday afternoon. ICE BOX, 100-pound capacity.

A-l condition. Phone 5925. 1912 Second Ave. N. LEAVING CITY Furniture for sale.

Ard-more Apt. 1. Phone 6122. WEBER PIANO. Bender Auction.

DUOFOLD, good condition 611 N. 30th St. DETROIT JEWEL white enameled gas range with oven control, reasonable price. 315 Lewis. NEW and used refrigerators at very low prices.

Artificial. Ice and Cold Storage Co. Phone 2844. 25 ARTICLES FOR SALE 3 RESTAURANT BOOTHS. Green Lantern Inn.

27 RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE new six-room home on Grand avenue, reasonable down payment. balance easy. Nice pair building lots on North 32nd street, all improvements paid. See John D. North, 8 North Broad way.

Phone 3732. SMALL modern bungalow. 535 Lewis Ave. Basement, garage, lawn, shrubs. By owner.

AUCTION SALE. Three-room house, glassed-in porch, garage, three lots, in best of location in east Laurel, at 2 p. m. A chance to buy a home at your own price. WHEELER Agents.

George Satterlee, Auctioneer. HIGH class modern 5-room house, garage. Best buy near McKinley school, $3,650, with small down payment; three-room cottage, modern, garage, 534 Custer, only $1,250, with small down payment; three room house, poultry house, nice lawn, N. 18th only $550, terms; small acreage, with modern 5-room house, Just outside city limits, for only $2,000, terms right; new 4-room cottage, acre tract, Poly drive for $3,000, a real bargain; improved 240-acre farm, grain, and alfalfa, clear, trade for city property or goods; Merry Maid Shoppe, Montana and How ard avenues, modern conveniencies, must be sold and moved from lot; modern houses, good income, trade for ranch near the mountains; large well stocked ranch near mountains, trade for stock of goods. When you want to 'buy, sell, or trade, rent a house, or fire insurance, see WHEELER INC.

5-ROOM HOUSE and furniture. A real buy. Call Dr. Downs. 28 FARM LANDS FOR SALE AM HERE from Oregon to dispose of my 80-acre farm near Laurel.

28 acres ir rigated, 5-room house, spring water piped in house. $2,000. Half cash. See Jack, room 2, Fargo hotel. 28-A FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE BARGAINS in used mowers and side de- nvery rakes.

Midland implement uo. GLEANER Baldwin combine, Allis-Chalmers tractor, John Deere model tractor. Fordson tractor. Renwick Implement Co. 29 SEEDS, HAY, GRAIN FOR SALE LARGEST STOCK of Montana grown al- falfa and clover seeds.

Garden seeds, poultry feeds. Elliott Seed Co. 30 FUEL, FERTILIZER FOR SALE COAL, wood, fertilizer, gravel. Ph. 2909.

31 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 11 HEAVY HORSES at Glendive. Margaret G. Kuhl, generai delivery, Billings. 175 WHITE FACE COWS, one team horses, dapple gray, weight about 1.400 pounds. 6 years old.

$150. One purebred 2- year Belgian stallion, $150. Phone 177 Box 186, Big Timber. 31-A WANTED LIVESTOCK We Are Representing DRAPER OF BOSTON and are now In the market lor your wools, either outright purchase or on consignment basis. MACKEY SHEEP COMPANY Rooms 406-407 Securities Box 105.

Phone 6578. Billings. Montana. WOOL WOOL WOOL We Represent CHAS. J.

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