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BAR PIN platinum with three sapphires: at
r "a ssIad Cal Peaoms est Ioss VI III 'ao
TLLFoLP-containin:g 81 bill: receipts SIC, for
I Phons West va,a s' is74. ~e1' l-l1.
BRACELETLDiamond and sapphire: satur.
day night r Wsram? a Park or vicinity cash
BRIEF CASE containing perSsona letters cite
| 1908. Cash reward.
ns. Reward Address Box 1887. Star
COLLIE. young brown and white. female: in
r rfea '' Reward ID sos or ne Line s7ee.J
COLLIE PUP-Tvo month. old; male; sun n;
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m rnans Re leading s~ to return cleye. 1927
DOG. part shepherd and part collie. tail cut
caps ts St. Line. ssfi .N-~~----.-
FRAT PIN. Greek letter. Monday: reward.
Potomac 1855. evening" - II
tan; name Patsy. Reward 411o 4th ct.
| GLASSES in case, between reservoir al WIS
| consin and r st. and Jackson school. Call
| West 1000. Quarters Us:
HOUNDS 12). ] black and white and ] blue
iIek;; Return Home Home Ice Mis- Co. 18th and
KEYS to Ford car. Call Franklin 7143.
PIN-Two small canoes set on small bar.
Room 316. TX Bldg. Government Hotel.
| POCKETBOOK. brown: near 9TH and K: over
| So cash. penknife. pencil: tax and gas bills.
3O01 Claiming n.e.--
RING. TURQUOISE natrix: lost at West School
n 81 20 nv. Mts Col. ssss. ''"' 80 l'e'N
/ TIRE-Goodyear. 3Ox5; branded 5976: last
| night. Return to Black & White. Taxi 1920
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WATCH gold. hunting case l7-iewel; liberal
| reward. Line. 1051-J: . :.
WATCH Iady's plain sold. open face mono
gram on back back. Elgin movement: lost Mon
WEDDING RING. white gold: engraved r
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WRIST, WATCH. iadys. Gruen. with initials
t. h IT, Monday If found please call
POINTER DOG strayed from
Friendship; answers to name OF
Nat; name plate on collar bear
ing name. OF Edward Mclean;
500 reward. Telephone Cleve-
tland 49, -: -
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BAR PIN. platinum with three sapphires: at
Le Parads Tuesday evening or in taxicab
reward Call Potomac 1886. -
BTLLFOLD-Containing So bill. receipts for
tuition and student activities card. Reward.
Phone West 1874.
I'M n ar,aond and sannhire. Safur.
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BRIEF CASE containing personal letters
1903. Cash reward.
BIINDLE-Small radio goods: Monday morn
ine Reward. Address Box 1887. Star
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auction in brokerage loans for the
week ended Novembcr: 10,
:. Wall streets belief that some Of
the more prosperous steel companies
world Join thGs growing number, Of
corporations paY IRE LARGER dividends
Tel. I'd renewed bidding. for these
'fh9ecs. United .4StAtea Steel sul4
'AStve 1863, ancw MN on tlic current
movement, although Chairman Gary
was quoted as saying that no dividend
changes had been considered or dis
cusscd. Sloss Sheffield rallied six
points.
Reports Of steady tsad0, prom otcd )
Remand for General Motors, American
Can and Various food shares, includ.
}qg the Loose Wilcs Biseutt and Beech
Nut Packing isl,its.. Case Thtcshing
Machine was subjected to 'lfeavy' sslil
Ing for time but It recovered most
q II early six point loss.
Il closing. was irregular. Prices
.luc.uated erratically in the late
dealings when a temporary sinking
spell reduced the early gains Of U. S.
Steel. General Motors, Baldwin and
fthdr leaders. u. s. Rubber was horn.
,yneTcd down three points ip helated
reflect ion Of recent tire prize cuts.
Buying activities, however, were shift
cd to other quarters shortly before
Tho close, lifting Wool@orth, Amer.
lean Wooden issues, General Electric
and Ti,aken Roller Bearing two to
five Joints. Total sales approximat.
cd. ! ,400.0 600 shares.
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Winnipeg Radio Fan
Hears Local Station

Comptimcnti1g station KFYR. on
the clcarncss Of reception and telling
how enjoyable the radio program was,
\ liatcncr-in In Winnipeg. &. r. Hall
Of Gal Toronto street, wrote letter
to the local ststion, witch WIS receiv.
cd today.
In his letter. Mr. Hall says:
Il heard several numbers from your
station lest evening jus. after :?
o'c'bci, =
Numbers heard included: 'As
LoEs IA / Have fouL-DAhce orches-
IRA: ptano solo by Miss Ruth Hanse
ana fy the Waters Of Mihnetcnka'. n
violin solo played by Adolph Engie.
.iardt.
Notice you arc listed at 10 waits.
IT so, you are getting out good, ~
your signal strength was better than
some stations considerably larger.
''fieass confirm this letter."
The letter Was confirmed this
morning BY Hosklns-Mcyer oIficiA.s,
who added that. the program Mr.. Hail
had been listening to was broadcast
iron, the "crystAl studio" installed In
the front window Of the store curing
me sta.e corn show.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

I. Chicago, Nov. l6--(U. 8. n. Of ~
Hogs $4,000: below mostly Is to Is
cetns lower than best prices Monday;
big PACKERS inactive; bidding 10 or
more lower than lower time Monday:
top 11:76 paid for ESQ to 200 pound
weights: bulk desirable hogs averag-
ing. $50 to ago pounds ll.60@ll.63:
choice heavy butchers scarce: pigs
and light lights strong to uhevenly
higher; selected pigs upward to 1900;
bulk 1lO 70 leo pound averages ll.SO
@lnSS; few heavy packing sows
sts6fy; others mostly 25 lower: 0ulx
l0N0@1U.e6; heavyweight hogs 11.4O
@1l.8O: medium ll.35@ll.76i light
1l.36@i1.6S: light light ll.40@l2.60;
phcking. bows o.85@ll.O0: slaughter
pigs 1l.40@l2.00.
Cattle lV,OOOs fed steers and year
ling trade weak to Is cents lower:
mostly Is to Is cents off on weighty
fed steers; few choice yearlings about
steady: demand narrowed by ap.
preaching holiday; feeders and stock.
ets easy; top yearlings 12.26; heavy
steers held above 1850; she stock and
buils monty f2.25; heavy steers held
above 1850: .she stock and bulls most
u 10 to- It, cents lower; vealers Is
cents lower ut. la.00@11.50' to pack
ers.
Sheep 5000: market fairly active:
fat lambs steady to strong: early
bulk desirable native and fed west
ems l2.5O@l3.0O; holding choice
above 1925; culls steady to strong Ct
&50@900 mostly; sheep unchanged;
bulk fat ewes e6.D0@6.5O; feeding
lambs. sttUne - li,0o8lo holding
bulk above 1900: fed clipped lambs
Monday 1859; fat ycarling wcthers
9.5O@10.50.
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Musical Numbers
of Home Talent
Show Are Catchy

In this day Of incessant jazz it Is
refreshing to the music lover to hear
:cas i0nally some music which, while
,nelolious and catchy. is not written
in the syncopated tempo Of jazz. The
score of 'Leavc II To Gloria" the
musical comedy revue to be(pr0sent.
ed at the auditorium Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, is a pleasing, we'll
balanced combination OF straight timo
music and the populAr jazz type, and
all ct IL is o. that liitinesy tuneful
quality. that dclights the car when
it is heard ana fingers there long
time uftcrward. It's the sort that's
known as whistly.a
= The opening chorus is made up Of
five different melodies. all rollicking
tunes in nice variety Of rhythms
and tenipos. Other catchy numbers
are. Somebody's Lonely" the fiue
ballad, Il Want YOU" the song and
dance duet, "No Fooiin';" the attrac-
tive little story song, THE Tale Of
q Comet" with. It's delightfully."- swing.
ing waltz refrain; the popular coon
song, II Want To See My Tenneses,"
to which the Pickaninnies romp
through their ,darkey shuffles; the
humorous pAtter song, what Goes
Up Must Come Down" and the h'g
ensemble number that closes the first
act, away to the Hotel"
In flc second net the song hits arc
Looking ut the World Through Rose
Coiored Glassss" with the gold jasE
f:irls doing . lively dance; You're
Just . Flower from an Old Bouquet"
ii which the old fash toned pfim roses
.Drcar with their luminous bouquets:
he character. song, "Hokey Pokey,
Diddls. Dee. Rum" with the rubc
loups in u characteristic dance, the
3ossery numSeiI. Il .Coitaiul, Mrss
b Ia iiope;n the, patter' duet. Geo
Nni2;' n real ji,.sz innhet, tDows
ii Chesapeake Bay" with the. Cold
casriowe in their gold costumes with
The ytTikina. ral1inin effect; the spook
nunlher. "NiGhtmare Blues" with its
FIST. YAma dance; and the big finale.
"Leave II To Gloria"
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HHELEI MARKET
GETS SETBACK
Slsials Cones;s Whsa'. Op1tk
tors Who Had. Bought Ear.
norsih Day B1gin .Sslliae.

Z ChieAao,. Nov. 1Ut-GAtAH&tat
prices underwent late setback here
today ~ q result Of selling out on
the part 81 operators who e1tlier' hsi
purchased because Of reported rains
The fact that the Buenos Aires MIR
ket was unaffected BY. the rains tsn15
Cd to make traderas here skupttcal III
g my dumnyc: Weakness of tlfs
winnipeg wheat market. counted Allo
NJ q beafiGh 'iMflecncc here. =
wheat closed unsettled, IN to ~
cents net lower, corn ut a to Is ad-
vance, oats V to y cent down and
provisions varying from 10 cents de-
cllile 70 a rise Of two cents.
Z According to some advites cuf4eWE
here, the sharp unlocked for set tuck
il Aivcrpool, wheat prices today was
due to bear operators antlcipAt1ne
delivery Of much tough number three
Canadian whoat 1t Liverpool. Doubt,
hoNevcr. was expressed as to whether
sudh deliveries could DO affected, and
It vas pointed out that future con.
tracts "a Liverp6pp wcrc we'll below
vAites Of wheAk from xfk4htlna. i
An upward swing ut times in the
corr market today was explained As
more or less the result Of attention.
to the material reduction OF the yield
Of Abfn in the leading surplus states,
40 compared with last year. In this
connection leading authorities voiced
belief that the market had reached
n point where the mn<trr Of future
conditions would take precedence over
thOSc OF tho present moments.
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m THE DISTINCT couAr or rNU
4Nerep ~ erA cn eon Tne o's.

ratcr or NORTH DAKOTA.
In the Matter Of Charles Axt,
Rpnk-u~t
In Bankruptcy 7s41.7sS
Order Calling First Mest'Hr ~ crex,.
tors: 0es!gnatins Mewspaesr and
Examination.
Charles Axt Of Biemarck, In tho
County OF Burleieii ana District Afnre-
said. having beef adjudicated 4 bank
iu~t on the 18th day Of November.
1925. and the matter having been re-
ferred to me, the 'undersigne4 reftre0.
to proceed with Eenerallf In accofdAilce
with the Acts Of cotlgfess relating 10
WOW. Now, 'e xxihERrronn. IT - OR.
DERFD. That the first mee.ing o.
cy'editcrs Of IN d bans'Mrt b. hels IN,
tie office cf Repscn Rrker. I'll BIS
,a"ck Hank Brildinx III Bis,naYrk
North Dakota, on Friday the 26th day
~ November. 1y"6. at loo O'clcck
A.. NJ. at which tine and lace the
BANKRUPT is hereby ordered to appear
and sub'r'it 10 IN exami''aticn " der
ne Acts OF Congress relating to Bank,
II lis FURTHER ORDERED. THAT,
All notices required by law, TO be pub.
lished In connection with the admli1is.
tvation ~ the estate cf said bankrupt
he published in Bismarck Tribune.
q newspaper Ct general circulation nun
lished at Bismarck. County and Dis.
tIict aforesaid. and that the notice
uf the first meeting ~ the creditors
be published once. ut least. one week.
Dated at bismarck. North Dakota.
BENTON BAKER.
Refereee in Bankruptcy.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. l0-sAtA).--
Wheat. was nervous today, an early
ibfeRl Sethg. followed BY fair recovery
ard q late alp. Unexpected wcakness
ii cnblst gave the market a weak
atari, prizes dropping y to one cent.
Oats started easy and firm with
corn. RSO futures saEked half cent
and rallied with wheat. December
harley 6lhtDed off half cent. Deceuht
Der iiAxSAed broke 2A cents early and
fSeiined the loss.
! Cash wheat generally was un.
changed. Heavyweigkt and dry spring
wheat sold fairly we'll ct firm pre-
miu,hs and transit offerings were
roA6t sale 1t one to Two cents better
than the quoted range. Winter wheat
was STEADY +
U0runl wA1 steady. p IS
Corn va firm and quiet. :
OTIS weer steady with offerings
meatre and demand slower.
Hys Was firm.
Harley was unsettled with pf1e9
range UNCHANGED from yesterdays
.flaxsesd, was easy to one cent low.
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MARKET,
HAS,FIRM TONE
ran
Despite Some Setbacks, Buy
ing Responds to Confidence
ID. Business Outlook

New York. Nov, 10 Despite
occasional setbaekss, the s4oek market
continued to display firm tone to.
day. Responding ~tu>cxptessions 81 cen.
fidcnce IN tho business outlook i'm
piled from the more liberal dividend
policiss' Of important industrial COM
panteS and tho Standard Oil,s nfDjec-
tion; Of 100000. 900 finauciKk pro-
grain.
Alive per cent rate for ca3ls money
probably accounted for the more eau.
tious attitude regarding speculative
operations, although the tigatesiing
was attributed solely to thH',mid.
month shifting Of funds for dividend
and interest payments. It's effects
were tempered BY q substantial re-
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Are You Beautiful?

How can he beautiful? That is
the question every woman asks her
self. The answer is health. radiant,
glowing health. Bright eyes. clear
complexion, rosy checks, animation,
make FOR beauty every time What
women need who arc weak and run
down. and lack these requisites for
good looks. Is DR.. Picrcc's Favoritc
rrescriptlo;n; vsritabis boon n,.t to
peculiar to their scx. 1t ID INSIDE
Of herbs long known to the Indians
and skilfully blended by chemists In
Dr. Picrcc's Laboratory. adv.
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ID feeders unsvsnly lover; bait so

and feeders unsvsnly lower: bulk 800
VHf~eI6ss \. tt~.@s.s r go s.g
Caivsl sees ~ IL; llssAr 100.
4 Hoea n,0oo:. ttaetitAllb ~. early.
kot salaS; kiddinf 4O6klt Foo Oh
1otchefA And bAeSn h6S6E kokA ~
,rAta to Hrs ofs bS&e8 6S1di0t
abound e.50@S. ~; Tor pxckIng' 's0wsj
plGs atAAdy bulk 1880; ,aver6ec cost
Monday n .00;' weight 1851 " ~
I Sheep 1000; market Ateedy;1 hulk
better grade tat lambs 1880; lower
grades and heavie1 8.O0@l0.OO; TT
ewes mostly .4.6O06.OO: ono load good
western feeding lambs Monday ll.00.
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40. an. lPAUL LlvESTOCK

South st; Paul. Nov. l6-Qu. S. D.
very SLOW. trading lower on practical
~ all lines: run includes several
loadG low grade wcighty dry feds;
steers 6.25@s.5O; she stock 4.5O@
6.25; cutters 3.5O@5.OO; bulls 5.0O@
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Nov. 16--1PJ-KanEc
of cArlot grath ssies: wheat No. I
dark northern 1.4sll .48Ns No. 2 dark
northern E403sQel.A6; No. 3 ditto
LIE Is al. 43A:i No. dart hard win
ter Lag @l.44l:;s No. 3 hard winter
l .s8T q l.85N; No. 2 amber duran
Corn No. 8 yellow 1874: No. 8 mixed
eo%; No. 3 white 20 Is @7O&.
Oats No. 3 white 40A @42.
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DOANS 49, z.
[ Cigarette Tax 4
Payments Higher

Cigarette tax collections were high y
or in October than Tor the same
month last year, records at the state
treasurcr's office show Comparatiyn
figures were $20.57S.34 this year rs
compared with tl0.645.65 u year ngO.
September collections were sat-.
0ll.79 compared with c7.706.43 q
year ago. 43s..
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90O1eD tQ8 x3oT
FOE 1tNf--N Nicely 1v!aishsd, we'll
L heated, light bouyeheplng and
sleeplne rooms. Call 10b2R or ut
~ Fourth street.
11Ok kENT--On4 ni4aly furnished
sleepthg room n rnelfrn home, hsst
iPss iss: ss,s eau 's'''s'
FOR kENf-One r. y FURNISHED
slxetihY boom IA 4bdk III home, hest
lssatic ' las Cali at s4 ! 9Th street.
FOR RENT--FGTnis Rsd Hkh1 loose-
keepihet rooms, c)enn dno. toomy,
heat furnished. FhopS is4lN. ~
Third street.
FOR KfSstT-fwo 71rnashed kodSe-
keeping rooms, 1asp two single
rooms. Hot wate(. hsl&. lnqJly1 u
FOR 'RENT--Con7cTSaItr 11s11 Inc
room rSssonsble. ! Cnll All Ninth
street after 5:oe ?. N. Tsiephspe
FOR KENT--Two pioSIy fuiniskcd
rooms f6r light h1ND pepine. Ciose
in. Call .7OS MafxtDts ThoSD Sac:
FOR RENT-Tw0 rkq1ly .fpTMfshed
f6olhssfcr light hS9 Keeping: Call
at 406 Seventh St. Ahofc 14et.
FOR KHNF-Nice 1al1a ! flrnished
room In, modern TOM, 4 Glow In.
Az nftA s.. Elt6AS S9syv1
SINGLE or connected, new(y deeorat.
ed, city heated, light housekeeping
rooms. College Buildine.
FOR kENF--Nodsrn furDished room
4 blocks from .potkoffite, Call At
$40 ~: p IAon0 91eR
F0G RENT--:A ,1u{Nis1e4 OF unfur.
i3e&ed fo'otit III modSrn home. Good
loSaAlon. Phone 526tM.
FOR RENT-FufnIshed OF unfufnlSh.
81 rvv3hg =, COS Second sereet.
FOR RENT--Room ID modern. home
CAL st 700 Fourth Street. Phone
: ,4e4J. -. =. u.
foR Res(E-oh4 sles1ine sesa. CAV
10vlJ a41et $50.
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CHICAGO pRnilliCK

!, Chicago, Nov. l6-t9L Butter high.
or; receipts l0.S23 tubs; creamery cx.
tras 10; standards IS; extra firsts &c
M4S: firsts.. 41N4i: seconds 5000.
! Eggs higher; receipts 1900 cases;
firsts 47@62; ordinary firsts 4O640:
refrigerator extras SAG; rrffiEcr.
Ator firsts 32ts@8Sis.
Cheese UNCHANGED.
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rnTANljck

n pUTN1VEB ~
Minneapolis, Nov. l6--(u. s. b. Of
A.)-Potatoes: Light wire inquiry,
demand very slow: market dull; ear
loads delivered sales, freight only de.
ductcds Minneapolis and St. PAutsrat
smoked cwts,, round whitcs q. 8. No, !
and partly graded 1.10G2. 1b, few 80.
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. ,bQoqo1tA& iltoy1
WANfE616Sa5raf dr3ssmakine, IN.
sSssss. can Il Is fksysf 20 or Pho;
! 4ApJ..' Miss Cook and Miss Mar
\ tt4eson., !, ..s
On 19MAKlNC--~I also cut and III
/ dfesses of at styles, Hours open
/, ffeM 2 TOD p. "a. Price reasonable.
RIfGinAn 6DDtzs F's - -
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FARGO BtITTEk
h Fargo, N. D., Nov. 16--(AD-But-
ter fat. chufning cream a.: packing
Stock q.
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CI1IrANn tynyY1 .TWY

Chicago. Nov. 18--tR Poultry
alive easier; receipts 10 cars; fowls
e., springs i7@c1i4; turkeys "a;
ROSTERS Is; ducks 2O0oc4: geese 10.
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MIME ApnTlG n nv,r

Minneapolis. Nov l6-tApy-rlcur
unchanged to 10 cents lowers in car.
load lots, family patents quoted at
S.60@s.00 a barrel In 08.pound cotton
sacks; shipments $685. barrels.
Bran $500.
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Planting Of vegetation III tho old.
lake bed of Tcxoco, Mexico, is ex-
pcctcd to abatc the dust storms that
originate there. y@
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ron eALh onst Aetttlehe- Msi1lhg
sat1At WITH Eve ftsS}et T1Ak4 and
Gauges 41o:O0; one+ Atr C6mplosSor
with tank 5000; one two .eonhaFt-
i6en* truck tank 4ooOO; one Soos
ROuutain; ohe Afseldrimixer; ,osAs
: coffee urn: one gas plA4e; oS1t gas
htGeef, and ln6ny sotafeEs ate1ttess Tor
sale--cheap il taken ut once. Lock-
:. weed Aqessaofy Co. 500 Main St.
PM6ns Ile7: W &.
.sAYE 4O&Sst, cent -: yetf eosl, bill.
Neth. . P1k0ktn N6ntte Crate.
ThousAtids II uAs. FITS. I'll. ,stoves
syl4 furnaces. G. r. Moody Die.
tr16ntor. 4l6 Second stseeE. Bis.
ni.fek, u: D. .....
.FUt KkNT-0arass cts block north
ofpeStoSftce. Mso Tor ssls mat--
sletnks $500. Ph0Ute' 106iW. Ctll
ID 3i1 Third street: g -. -
PofE R1NT--City hsNtsd 5tors. and
basemsnt a. 2ie xAin. Also far
snjo u mans buffalo fur <0at ~ 1
rel bargain. Phone 9o6
ron SALE--Nodcrn rsstderee 6ex16O
lo4. also Kimball Player Piano.
Chesp if taken ak' once. AIT Man.
dia Ave-. Phone 4S&e
ron 6AI4iS-lCanG 1aro1 size over
ce1t like new. MhSkrae lined with
,he1sef collar. Reasonable. Phone
5oK RENT-Garaxe, also for sale,
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Nov. lf--tP)-Cnsh wheat
No. 2 hard l.39 aIl.iO; No. 4 mixed
l.23.
Corn No. 9 mixed "A; No. 2 yellow
7l@7lN.
Oats 10. white aiemi5; No. 3
v.,itc lOA Ml2
Rye No. 2. 96Is MNa6.
7 Barley L:I0T..
Timothy seed I.5O@5.c5.
Ciovcr seed 4s.7tG ,3i..G
Lard ll.;c
Ribs 1900.
Bellies l4..6.
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AGENTS WANTED

Local agents and state distributors,
men or women, for SlLK.AlO. the
r,arvc lous silk preservativc. Triples
wear Of silk hose. Simple to use.
Absolutely harmless. Prevents, sna9l
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Bridge By Radio
North and South will mses the Ess'

North and South will inset the EgJt
in the weekly bridge game broadcast
from the Gold Medal Stat. on, W.lU,
ut y p. m. tonight. Playing as part-
ncrs will. be Milton c. Work and Will
bur c. Whitehead Of New York, FAM
GUS bridge experts, and opposed to
them Will be H. A. Lorick Of Atlantis,
Gas. and Mrs. Ella G. pimm Of Mon
treal, Canada, considered among the
best opponents Of the game in their
own communities. The hands will be
held in this game as follows:
H. A. Lorick, (dealer) "Sou.h" holds:
Spades j 3 spot i 5
Hearts s spot s 5
Diamonds
Clubs Q766
Wilbur {. Whitehead, "West" holds:
Spades z 642
Hearts K 100
Diamonds J 0 SO
Clubs 10 4
Mrs. Ella q. Pimm, "North" holds:
SpAdts A X 8
Hearts 90
Diamonds Q 10 8 spot
Clubs J 8 3 spot 32
Milton G. Work, East" holds:
Spades q 40
MCarts A JAZZ
Diamonds A X 1 8
Clubs A K
At the conclusion. Of the broadcast.
ing Of the actual play, Messrs. White.
head and Work will be heard in an
analysis of the high spots" Of the
R11tne III
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state OF North Dakota, County of
In County Court. before Hon. !. &C.
Davies. Judge.
In the matter Of tho estate OF
George C. coover, deceased.
Arvilla May pecht, Petitioner.
George Coover and Clarence Cobver,
and all other persons unknowil
claiming ANY estate or interest In
or Hen or encumbrance upon tho
property described in tho petition
or against the estate Cf said de-
ceased. Respondents.
The state Of. North. Dakota to- the
above named respondents:
You and each Of you are hef>by
cited and required to appear betouAi
tbs eelnty court OF the. county OF
fsurleiEh. In said state. at the office
Of the County Judge Of said county.
at the Court House In the city ct
bismarck in "a ID county ana state,
On the f!rst day OF December. A. b.
la2S. IT The .Aolr OF ten .o'eiosk in
the fof9Mon' o., that day, to show
l,si,lcn 81 Aryiiia MAJ IS n. Sh e ~ ~
tablish; ths. eight q heirehlp 70 real
property 81 the estate s0l tseof G.
c 81 rs deceasse. should not =
Let service Ne made Of this eta.
ton as required by law. & I
natsd t9is sth day ot NovembeFI
s1'ths ccart: 8
suasb q ~ 6 8 coute.
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BISMARCK CRAM
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FOE RENE--GaraGe, also for sale,
nal9tSss for fall sttsd bed. Cali
At SO Third st.. PA0ne lO6lW.
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Newton. Dullam q Young.
Atlcraeka for lS1titjonof
8lADteof North O9tofa $50
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Rye No. 2, 9cH.
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Barley sample grade b3@84.
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Sheriff Of DurlciGh County, n. d.
1890.