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DOESN'T KNOW WHAT TO DO
WITH HIS HANDS

Capper's Weekly tells about
Kansas merchant, near Topeka,
who is small in stature, but has
a large and dominant wife. She
didn't like his habit Of stand
ing with his hands showed '.eep-
" into his trousers pockets, and
repeatedly reproved him for it.
As a last resort she sewed up
the pockets in all his trousers.
AS he doesn't want a family
row he wears them that way,
but doesn't know what to do
with his hands.
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ployment Commission Adelaide s. Baylor Chief Of the
Home Economies Educational Service Of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education; Grace Abbot, chief
and Katherine Lenroot assistant chief Chldrens Bu-
reau, Department Of Labor and Florence E. Ward,
senior agriculturist, Department of Agriculture
photos BY Times
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"A MISS DEAL"

SOMEWHAT PARADOXICAL
"She'H haze hard ro1o to hoe"
Folks said 1ohen Susie married
Jake.
And the reason they an gaze 40GS:
"He 10 nothing but a rake"
AUNT DEDA.
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Are You a Good Fellow /?
The Washington Times Will Help You
Spread Christmas Cheer Among Poor

The GOOD FELLOWS are rallying round just knew
they would Already of letters have The
Times from generous Westinghouse who willing to
share their Christmas good fortune As fast these offers
the Of needy families being turned over
to the GOOD FELLOWS.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50. Obituary Desk

John and Viola Anthony. boy.
= William and .Willena Ball. girl.
Dempsey and Alice Foster. boy.
Willie and Amanda Hamilton, girl.
Bernard and Mary Hall. girl.
Robert Freeda Morton. boy.
Henry and Clara Thomas. girl.
Samuel and Ruth Anthony, girl.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph F. Alfonso, rs. and Isabel g.
Martinez. 26. The Rev. Il. l.. Buckley.
Freddie wallace. %. and Lucille
Thomp son. IS. The Rev. W. A. Jones.
William Jones, 81. and Elizabeth HOl-
land, 81. The Rev. william A. Taylor,
Joseph Edward Wood. IS, and Mary
L. Douglas, IL. The Rev. A. Romeo.
Robert Bowman Nipple. rs or Pierre
8. Oak. and Lois Georgianna Henry. 81.
The Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett.
Robert Minor. %. and Martha Brown,
"a. The Rev. w. n. Jernagin.
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DEATHs

DEDTTNG-S Suddenly. on Friday. Decein6er
10. 1926, at her residence, 610ssL st.
N: F.. ELLEN DEMING, the beloved wife
of the late Charles ID. Deming.s
Notice of funeral hereafter. tAibany,
n. Y. papers please cOpyl
1925. at S:45 a. M, JANVIER HOW.
ARD FORSYTH. beloved husband Of Helen
Chamberlain Forsyth: son of the late Col.
Lewis Cass Forsyth. u. s.. A., and, jamie
Janvier FORSYTH. and brother Of Mrs Mar
Earet #. Munday and Lewis Henry Forsyth.
Notice OF funeral hereafter p
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ceive $500 annually or more eight of whom shown
here, are: Mary Anderson, director of the Women's
Bureau Department Of Labor Jessie Dell Civil Service
Commissioner; Mabel Walker Willebrandt Assistant
Attorney Generals DR. Louise Stanley chief of the Blu
reau of Home Education, Department of Agriculture;
Bessie p Bruggeman, chief of the United States
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speakers to address the members on
the subject OF taxation. DR.. Thomas
Walker Page. chairman of the
council of the Institute of Eco
Monies, considered a national au-
thority of taxation, will be the chief
speaker.
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"Very short dresses these
cold days." said the family
docfor, "Gre likely to produce
an epidemic of kneemOnid.
GENEVIEVE.
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SECRETARY OF LABOR James j. Davis, in his
annual report just made to Congress, shows that of
17 employed in the executive branches Of the
Federal Government in Washington, only nine receive
salary of 500 week more and only thirty five
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Christmas cheer 10 cheer indeed when
Good Fellows get 70 work.
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The Good Fellows do good. They
enjoy THEIR Christmas.
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Ewing. Underwood Z Underwood.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-20
'Ei|9|iiltkal|lalfIil,aiI !
Nh
GRAIN. REV

/ Alinheapolis. March 20. l1-Al-
though flIttGatiHa ifteeljarly Most
Sf the week en0inx TradAy, whssl
the recent low pointss md. appeared 20
be developing & r4tkst' firm tomb
until = 'com6ination 4 4 of bcarish
events broke The market sharply on
Friday, says the weekly review Of
the United States departments. Of
agriculture. 81 sl.'sr ,ss' ss's
9aCash wheat declined 4 to 2 cents
for the week. May closed Friday At
1855, a net Toss Of 81 cents for the
week. Durum continued strong to
higher however, Duluth May dpruh
closed at 1924.
Corn had a sharp break. Cash de-
fnand was draggy The end Of tho
Oats held well. Cash demand is
good with spot maintaining q pre-
raium over the May ptice.
Barley was sligAtly eAsier but cash
demand was good. May declined lS
cents for the week. closing atf6Oas. I
Rye Continued in good demand,
Nos /. and 2 selling at ! cent under
to cent over May which declined :
cents for the week. closing At
FLAX was very firm most Of the
week until the. hysak in other grains
Friday caused q decline in this mar
ket also. No. l. seed sold.2 cents un-
der to 3 cents over the May which
declined 8 cents-for the week closing
at 228As. -
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MOTOR SHARES,
DRIVEN DOWN
Hudson Carried Down to slA'
Setting New Low Record
for the Year

New York, March 2O.--Anothcr
sharp drive against the motor shares.
which carried Hudson from an carly
high Of 98l2 to ON. new low record
for the year, featured today's, stock
market. Prices showed tendency to
advance on short covering in the early
trading, but when trading Quoted
down on the rally. selling pressure
was renewed against the motors and
some of the high priced industrial
specialtics. General Motors was
dragged down to l21ls and Dupont
broke seven points. to 2lO, the latter
being new 1926 low. Woolworth
dropped over points. Liggett and Ny
ers 3 and Gen. Electrical. Strong sup
port was provided for u. s. Steel
common. Baldwin and most Of the oil
and rail shares, many of which showed
moderate gains. The closing was ir-
regular. Total sales approximated
$4,000 shares.
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Mills of LivOna
Wins Damage Suit

Jos. Mills of Livona was awarded
$1,000 damages by a jury in EmmOns
county district court at Linton yes
terday against Geo. Corbin, neighbor-
ing farmer. Mills had sued for
$4,000 for personal injuries sustain
ed when Corbin shot him in the face
following an argument The shooting
took place about q year and half
ago.
When Corbin was first placed on
trial for the shooting, the jury dis
agreed. In the second trial Corbiu
was found guilty Of assault, and was
fined 500 and given 3O-day jail
sentence. The Jail term was served
last winter in the Burlcigh county
bastile.
Corbin, it is said. admitted the
shooting, but claimed that it was
done in clf-dcfense. Chas. Coventry
Of Linton and +. T.. McCurdy Of Bis
marck represented Mills, while the
defendants counsel included Sulli-
van, Hanley 4 Sullivan of Mandan,
and Lynn 4 Lynn of Linton. The
trial was before Judge Chas. f.. Wolfe
Of Wahpeton and required three days.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, March A20.---( All
Further widening was evident, in the
price spread between light hogs and
heavy butchers this week, light lights
together with feeder pigs reaching
their highest levels Of the seas0n,
says the weekly review Of the United
States department ct sgricpltlfc. Beef
steers were very uneven and are clos
ing lower. while Fat. she stock urlder
light supplies showed but little price
change. Fat lamb and sheep prices
schedules have moved up, the close on
these averaging strong to rs cents
higher on lambs and steady TO strong
on sheep. y. .a.
All weishts Of stecrs and .yekflfaes
topped at opening Qf tAe sd .fk A,e1.
However, after midxesk q III
were good enough: to paAe~ Q,04 and.
. 0.25, with the rank and 3l1k$ 3tJnt %
500 to 8.76 compared ~jt} &.46 sAb1
900 u week arlier. Fat hel4bts cleared
mostly at 600 to 7.6d, cowatrh from
the inside price doynTafds q A76s
with Gamers Md cutters largely S.75
to AS. Bulls woina UP 1t $50 70
SEQ mainly, . feweA Ayiess5. ~ Veal
a9-l3 Z
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MARCH 20 1896 ], - -:rsr-~,l,


calves under liberal supplies were dis
counted around, $50 to @2 with clos
ing bulk Of 1880. Eeeders ihsistSd Oh
big run at-6,60, to. Its -
Desirable ieol to 100 pound. ,Aogs
closed at 1900 mainly . few tots q
130 to leo pound weights selling ct
1925 a 400. Medium weight 200.t
24O pound butchers. sold from 1900 70
1876 with heavier WeieAtss it l1s93 to
1850 Pacing sows cavlfed o. fe.00
with pigs e. l4.65. So 80 ''ss
Choice ~ pound fed western lanl6s
topped Friday 1t l6.1e, n&tiveg earning
1876 to 1900: cults mostly 1000. The
first shorn lambs u, tia, season
brought HOO. averaging to 70
pounds: western ewes. reached 6.66
top Is; best light and hxndywcight ma
tiyeS 3. 3D.; a.A Ass(f s}.N siEsss s's..F
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FINANCIAL
REVIEW

-.
4 New York, March 2O.--LN0--Anoth.
CIR sharp reaction in the stock mar.
ket this week which carried the aver.
ages % around the low levels reach.
I ed in the drastic reaction during the
first week Of the month, naturally re.
viIed fears Of its possible deteren1
Motors bore the brunt Of the sell.
! Hudson which dropped from Last
u, was explained by the publication
fiscal quarter ended February 2S
Other issues in that group were sold
on reports that spring sales Of some
that dealers hands were well stocked
Trade news Generally was favor'
able. Mill operations Of the y. 5
be running around 50 per cent OF
capacity, freight car loadings arc be-
ing maintained at record high levels.
most 81 the 1925 earnings reports that
are now making their appsAtance arc
favorable and encouragement was VA
lhade OF 'seyfrsl special dividend dfs-
DuIDSmeuVS 1uCIUUluX 1uC1SoSce Nl VIZ
annual rate Of International Har-
vester. Chesapeake and Ohio common,
"Nickcl Plate" common, Katy pre-
fcrred and others.
Oils Offered strong resistance 70
selling pressure despite the decrease
in crude oil output last week. Food
chain store and merchandising shares
we're weak. Repot4s Of q showing
down in building construction and
increasing foreign competition had a
restraining effect on the steel shares.
Revival of rumors Of merger Of
Independent companies failed to sti-
%alsas the buying of The hi shares y m
Southern railroad shares were
heavily; sold 81 :ufhlfavorsbls rumors
regarding the. Florida land boom.
- y
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FOR SALE

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and In good condition, hot water
heat. maple floors, book cases, east
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WORK WANTED
Misunderstanding. specially mems
/ shirts. Dressmaking. rcmodeling.
Would 90 out by the day. Reason
able price. Also furnished light
housekeeping room. 423 Second st.
Phone 1921. 3-17-1w
WASHING AND IRONING done rough
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washing and mcnding done reason
able. All work called for and de-
livcrcd promptly, Call 833-R.
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CHICAGO. LIVESTOCK

Chicago, March 20.-(U. s. d. Of Al
Hogs 1000; mostly Unchanged al
Yesterdays average; bulk ESQ 70 36(
pound butchers 1920 a 1900; MIA.
jority 200 to 225 pound Averages
1880 "a 1910: desirable 1870 pound
down largely 1910 q 1876; top 16l
pounds 1885; packing sows 1926 q
1915: sorted killing pigs 1875 a
1425s shippers took 1000; estimated
holdovcr 1000; heavyweight 100 "a
12AD; Medium weight l1.65 a 1880:
light weight 1910 a 1886; light
lights 1895 a. 400; packing sows
1925 a 1890; slaughter pigs $3.50
q 14.25.
Cattle 500; compared week ago:
Fed steers scaling 1000 pounds and
upwards Is to so cents lower; mostly
so cents off on better grades; spots
more scarce; about steady; spread
narrowcst Of year; selling ranges of all
killing classes remarkably close to-
gcther~~tap- weighty stcsrs lowest,
nice January 1925; extreme top. ma.
tured steers 400; yearlings upward
to 1890; no offers above ilO.6Q; q
close; stockers and feeders rs to q
cents lower: she at9Sk. str0nk t6 ~
cents higher in between grades 81
butcher cows and better grades Of
light hcifcrs arc getting full up turn;
bologna bulls weak to 10 cents lower,
vealets around 100 lower.
Sheep 5000; for week around $4,000
direct and 2l4 cars from nearby feed
stations; todays market nominal;
practically all receipts direct; COM
pared week ago. Fat wool lambs un-
even: light and handyweights strong
to 20 cents higher;s extreme heAvv..26
to SO cents up: in between yeje4tS
firm; clipped lambs IS to. so cents
lower; yearling wcthers aged sheep
and shearing lambs little changed: top
for week: Fat lambs 14.50; feeding
lambs l4.OO; yearling wcthers 1850;
arcd wethcrs 1000; fat ewes 500 a
800.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

) Minneapolis. March 2O.-(AP.)-
Wheat receipts l4l cars compared to
10e a ycar.ago. Cash: No. northern
1.551s a 1.66h; No. l dark northern
spring; Choice to fancy 1.64h q
1857: good to choice 1904 a
1867; ordinary 70 good 1.55hs @
l.59k; No. N hard Spring ISM q
l.701s; No. dark hard Montana on
track l.561s a. 1.G0E; to arrive
1861 a. 1855; May l.5lhi July
lass.
Corn,No 3 yellow g. a 60.
Oats No. 3 white $685. q 36is.
Barley s. a G..
Rye No. 2 80A @S2A.
Flax No. l, 2.28 a 2.32.
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POTATOES

Chicago, March 20.-(AP.)-Pota-
toes: Receipts 10 cars;. trading slow;
market dull; total u. s. shipments
$50; % Canadians; Wisconsin sacked
round whites 3.oo as 400; few best
4.1O; Minnesota sacked round whites
3.70 a 800: sacked russets. $40 a
400; Idaho sacked russcts $50 q 400;
few hest 4.l0,
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bargain. 6UO East Main. E-l7-tf
FOR SAILS room modern house,
hot water heat. good location, fine
yard. Price $500, with cash pay
ment and balance the same as rent.
FOR SALE-Partly modern house,
east front. fine location on paving
Price $4,000. Terms.
FOR SALE--G room modern house,
south front, near schools, easy
terms. PRICE $3.50.
FOR SALE-IModcrn room house.
with 2 room and kitchenette flat. ON
paving, money maker, fine loca-
ton. Price $1,000. Terms.
FOR SALE--Modcrn 3 room house,
with porches and trees, ideal loca-
ton, garage. in house. Price $1,000.
Terms.
+. We have houses and lots in all parts
Of the city for sale.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 CO.,
J. T.. jackson, Manager
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. March .-(AP.)-Cash:
Wheat none.
Corn No. ) mixed G7l$ a GS,a; No.
) yellow 60 a II.
Oats No. : white 39i2 q 40; No )
white 39i, q 39i2.
Rye nominal.
Barley 63 "a %.
Timothy seed 6.35 e. 100.
Glover seed $500 G0 $500.
ls-s..
Ribs 1862
Bellies 1862 ifif
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Minneapolis. March 20.----(Ar:)--.
Moderate wire inquiry demand slow.
market firm. Carloads delivered
sales, freight only deducted. Mime
apolis and St. Paul rate. sacked hun
drcdwcight. round whites, U. S. No. /.
Flew sales 3,&k ~,
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Chicago. March 90 With
REPORTS telling Of exceptionally favor.
able domestic wheat crop conditions,
grain values suffered fresh breaks to-
day, despite show of new strength
at the start. Initial firmness was due
largely to the fact that Liverpool quo
tations had failed to reflect fully the
downturns in price ycste rday and this
side Of the Atlantic. Offerings here,
however, at once broadcned out on to-
days opening advance, and with heavy
selling to stop losses on the wav down
the market dropped to about 2 cents
below yesterdays finish. Chicago OPP
ening unchanged to a cent higher.
May fncw) 1904 to 1.GOis and July
1894. were followed by a fall to
l.57& for May and then by rapid
fluctuations in wheat much Of the loss
was overcome.
Corn gave way with wheat and es-
tablishcd new low price record for
the season. Further liquidating on
sale on the part Of holders together
with other selling carried May down to
72A, a point SIS cents a bushci under
this weeks best figures. Buying to
collects profits for speculative sellers
led, th<a to a rally. After opening at
Il cent off to X cent up. May 73A
to 1874, corn soon weakened but later
recovered. a5
Oats held within narrow limits, OPP
cning unchanged to IA cent up. May
39as, and later keeping nearer to the
initial range Provisionss aX3fagcd
lower with grain.
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WANTED-By couple without child
rem: two or three room unfinished
apartment, private bath. Best ref.
crcnccs. Write to Tribune No. ).
3-l0-3t
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PERSONAL

PIANIST AND. PHRENOLOGIST-
Madam Lattimorcllc. here at lls
Second street. Reading hours 2 to
5 and to 10. Helps find lost art-
cles. Sec her today. 3-l9-2W
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FOR SALE

SIX ROOM modern two story house.
full basement. furnace neat. hard
wood floors. south front, lot 37H
X 12l, Rivcrvicw addition. Sale
price $j25O.OO, good terms.
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MISCELLANEOUS

/
FOR SALE-One Boston terrier bitten,
| one and Onc-half years old, and
! three pups, two and one half
bitch ut $50; all brinhlc with white
marking. Send $3.50 with order.
bal. COD. A. Eoinhart, Box 473,
lr0nt0n. MINI. %-l5-lwk
| FOR SALE Bottom hay, naked
wheat grass and alfalfa, clean and
bright. Excellent for horses.
Along Mandan Bismarck pavement.
Woodland Farm, Box $50, Bismarck,
N. Oak. S-lO.tt
FOR SALE Full FLOODED Scotch
Shorthorn bull. weighs $500 lbs.
seven years old. Can be seen at
Mccormick's Ranch, Mcnokcn.
3-4-3wks.
FOR Bakery fixtures and ma
chinery Of the Home Bakery, priced
low for quick sale. Sec John Rungc,
Bismarck. n. ID. 3-l9 81
FOR SALE: Pioneer White Dent
Seed Corn. tested 95 per cent
Price 1915 per blu. Sacks Az cents.
J. f. Chcsak, Route 2, Bismarck. N.
Oak. 3-12-2 wks
FOR SALE-75xl5O foot corner lot
on Seventh street and Avenue + for
$3.50. Lots arc one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. %.
3-4-lmo.
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FOR SALE-Falconcr seed corn in
large Or small quantities. Write or
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N. Oak. 3-l3-tf
FOR SALE--Gehu seed corn, tests
80 per cent also flax off of new
breaking. Inquire ut Richholts
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FOR SALE-Oil stove. Detroit Vaporl
range. Also child's bed. 4O4 Fifth
Street. Phone STR. 3-l9-3t
ASH and Diamond willow fence posts
for sale. Inquire at Dahl's clothing
store. 3-17-4t
FOR RENT--Piano, bench ana music
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FOR SALE-Two purcbred Hereford
bulls. The Wachtcr Transfer Co.
3-l6-tf
FOR SALE-Household goods at
90: Ninth St. Phone 842W.
3-2O-3t
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT--Tnquirc
First Guaranty Bank. 3-2O-lw
GARAGE for rent, Az Fifth Street.
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Cff1cXEO pkOnilCE

j AiAoNe. March 20.-(AP. J--B3FtAk
keS5 xS6kipts 10,877 tubs;. crean1eIY
3A ~; standards 4oM; ex3F4
Hrsts 80 ~ lex; fifsts So 70 445S3
-secends S16 8ox. !
E81i loxor; receipts l1,36a cases;
{it1bs 3eh n 2f; .ordiAaty firits
~. iSz; :tSstSsgs pack extras ssH e p 2
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
GOOD USED CARS

Easy Time paymcnts--Real honest
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POSITION WANTED

POeITlON NANTED-' Accountant,
fifteen years experience, eight Of
which have been spent with auto
mobile distributor;anow employed:
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MINNEAPOLIS ELOJJR

Minneapolis. March 20. -(AP.) =
Flour 10 0O 20 cents lower; in carload
lots. family patents quoted at 9.l5 "a
?.25 barrel in 90 pound cotton sacks;
shipments 33.O59 barrels.
Rran % 90
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Mckenzie Hotel serving
monday lunch at Csc: eve.
ming dinner, Csc. LuncheOns
and dinners served for pri-
yate dinner parties either in
main dining room or private
dining room, 35c and up. We
can serve you any hour, day
or night.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO- Rents or . room
modern house with garage, goot
location, by April L." Write boz
zoe. Bismarck, N. Oak.
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ia, Kivcfvicw addition. Sale
price $525O.OO, good terms.
$500 CASH and monthly payments Of
$50 per month including Z per cent
interest, buys modern stuccO bung-
allow, with full complete partition
cd basement. furnace heat, laundry
tubs, heated garage. enclosed porch,
maple floors, large closets, built-in
features Immediate possession).
NEW TWO story stucco house. just
completed, never occupied, oak and
maple floors, large rooms and
closets, many built-in features,
good location. immediate posses
sion. Sale price $G3O0--1st pay
mcnt $500 TO $4,000, interest Z per
cent.
SIX ROOM modern home. three bed
rooms, one bedroom first floor, hot
water heat, full basement, east
front, near Catholic church. Sale
price $4,000. on terms, per cent
less for cash.
FIVE ROOM two story house, full
basement. furnace heat, hardwood
floors, east front. Sale price $500.
FIVE ROOM partly modern house,
east front, near Catholic church
and school. Sale price $1,000, easy
terms.
THIS AGENCY has large list Of
good houses and lots in all parts
Of the city. also small tracts of land
in city limits. Let this agency help
you select your home, it has help
cd many.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block. Phone 0
3-lS-lw
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. March 2O.-tAP. )--Poultry
alive steady; receipts 5 cars, fowls
II; ROSTERS 81; springs SO; turkeys
50; ducks 80 a 81; geese 10.
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LOST-Boys vclocipcdc, call 4oS, 70
reward. 3-2O-t