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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-10
NOTICE TO s:REDYTORs

In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Andrew Halver. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigncd, Lillian /. Halver. adj
lialver. late OF the city of bismarck.
In the county of Burleigh. in the
state OF North Dakota, deceased. to
the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased,
TO exhibit them with the necessary
the first publication OF this notice.
to said Lillian !. Halver. said ad-
ministratrix, at the office OF Geo.
NJ. IscI lster one Of the attorneys for
said administrators, in the Webb
FLOCK in the city OF bismarck, In
to the Judge of the County Court OF
Hnrleish county. North Dakota. AZ
his office in the BurieiEh County,
North Dakota. court house in the
city Of bismarck, in BurIeigh
county. North Dakota.
that Hon. |. G. Davies, Judge of the
County Court thin and for Bur-
te.gn county. North Dakota, has
liked Tuesday, the 18th day of May,
\. y. 1927. at the hour OF 10 o'clo TX
IN the forenoon of said day. at his
Office OIL ,', IN the bnrleish county. North
i,akota. court house In the city OF
bismarck, In Burleigh county. North
Dakota, AS the time and place for
nearing and adjusting all claims
against the estate or said deceased.
which have been duly and regularly
presented AS hereinbsfore provided.
Dated ut Bismarck, North Dakota,
Oetobor 2lst. A. -. 1926
LILLIAN l. HA..VER,
Administrators of the estate of
Andrew Halver, Deceased.
r. IL. Register and Geo. M. Register.
Attorneys for said administrators
First publication on the eth day
OF October, a, u. 1926.
1O-27 ll--3-lO
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
STOCK PRICES
REACTI0NARY
u. S. Steel Common Sells
Down to l46X After Ton.
mage Statement Is Issued

New York, Nov. l0-(P) Stock
prices turned reactionary today on
sailing presumably inspired by specu-
lativc disappointment over the in.
crease Of only 90,152 tons in the DC.
tobcr untitled orders Of the United
States Steel corporation, or about half
OF what was expected, and the failure
Of the directors Of the Rock Island u
inaugurate dividends on the comm on
stock. The recent reduction in the
size OF the short interest had left the
market in "a temporarily weakened po-
sition, making it vulnerable to "a re-
newal Of bear attacks.
u. ,. Steel common sold down to
l46i. after publication of the tonnage
statement or three points below yes
tcrday's top and rccessions Of a point
or two place in other recent leaders
including Baldwin. American Smcit.
inc, Famous Players, Atchison, Rock
Island. Chesapeake 4 Ohio, New York
Central and Union Pacific.
With money in pncltiful supply and
good prospects for cut in taxcs1 n
few pools continued to mark UP stocks
OH which special developments are
pending. Commercial Solvents "B'
jumped six points to Il new high rec.
ord at FOG on revival Of gossip. con.
corning Il possible stock split up and
substantial gains also were recorded
by Cocoa Cola and United States Cast
IRON Pipe.
Another increase in crude oil pro-
duction last week damnencd spccula
tive enthusiasm for the oil. shares,
The weekly steel trade reviews called
attention To further recession in
mill activity. which is exncctcd to ret
down to around a. per cent Of capac-
y III She near Future. Y. S Rubber
was well bought despite predictions Of
another cut il tire prices il The near
future.
The closing WIS h"a". Short Gov
cclng brought aoou; q partial recov-
ery in The la:e trading after Il nam
Der Of prominent iniustriaIs and in
vcstmcnt rails had fallen 2 10 4
points. Pcrc Marquette showed Il
sudden burst Of strength and L. S.
Rubber extended its rise more than
lhlcc points. Total sales approximate
81 100000 shares.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Nov. lO-(U. S. n. Of A.
Hogs $4,000; slow, big packers in
active; early market mostly lOM15
cents lower than Tuesdays average:
big packers now bidding fully Il
cents lower than early market; tor
1850 paid for choice PAT, to $50 pound
weichts; bulk 100 to 600 pounds H.
Gl2.25; most 21O TO $50 pounds 1915
ml2.i0; strong weight slaughter pigs
mostly 11.75M2l2.25; better grade
packing sows largely lO.25Ml1.25; ex-
irene weights belong 1000; heavy.
weight hogs 12.00ml2.5O medium
l2.UONal2.50; lights ll.75Ml2.25; light
LIGHTS ll.50Ml2.26; packing sows 1000
M1i.Ta; slaughter pigs li.50Ml225.
Cattle 10000; better grades year
linEs ard choice weighty steers
strong; others especially in between
grade wcighty steers slow, steady;
moderate supply Of choice ycarlings
offered; bulk held at 1850; early
1926; best weirhty steer 10 65. aver
age weighty 1880; very narrow de-
mand for big wei, hit steers &c. Il tdicss
of finish; other classes fairly active.
t.""sv to strong; bulk vealcrs 100
Ml2.O0.
Sheep receipts 10000; market mod
cratelv active; fat lambs strong with
Tuesday; fed westerns held around
l2S5; bulk early sales Of fat lambs
l35OMl3.75; culls steady at 9.OOM
$50; sheep unchanged; bulk fat ewes
s 5nN1.75; holding choice light
weight around CTS; feeding lambs
Haaay; NIX l2.25613.25: holding
choice lightwcights feeding lambs
around 1875; light Tuesday top fl.
ewes 100
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WHEAT PRICES
ON D0WNTREND
Market Influenced BY Fine
Weather Reports Coming
From Argentina

Chicago, Nov. 10 - up - Wheat
prices moved downward today owing
more OF less 20 announcement OF IL
62l, 900 bushels increase Of the worlds
available supels. The total is now
2lS.320,000 bushels against 17O.175, 600
bushels a year ago. Tavorabl u
weather fepotrs from Aren't ma wr~o
also Il bcarish factor, together with
advices tEa. Earo cans are buying for
Only immediate needs.
Wheat closed weak one to 1as net
lower. corn unchanged to quarter cent
IN, oats II shade to quarter cent de-
cline. and provisions unchanged to 80
cents down.
with government crop report due
after the close TODAY, and with tomor-
row " hoEaav. -cein traders showed
cons idcrablc inclination to assume a
waiting attituce. IN ,he case OF wheat,
this was especially noticeable, inclu-
enccd somewhat by renewed assertions
that the British coal strike vas near
to- an end. and that some loosening of
oreap freight rates for December and
January was probable. although a
strike settlement WAS likely to have
no nearby influence.
Fresh strength which showed itself
at times in the corn market today was
more or less related to the fact that
the volume Of country offerings of
corn appeared to be modcrating. Be-
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MINNEAPOLIS PRICES
REMAIN DRACGY TODAY

Minneapolis, Nov. lO-tP)--Whcat
prices continued draggy today, but
fair support was met on small de-
cline. Prices held within range Of
Is cent up to midday.
Oats futures were quiet and firm.
Rye futures were relatively strong,
although prices gained little. Dccem-
her barley cased " cent. December
flaxseed was two cents lower on Ar
gentine weakness.
Cash wheat started firm but buying
trailcd off and the market turned
slow and draggy. Occasional sales Of
light weight and damaged spring
wheat were lower. Heavy weight
springs were steady and in fair de-
mand. Transit offerings were wanted
and commanded one cent premium
over tho same quality for local un-
loadinps.
Winter wheat was firm.
nurum was easy to two cents lower.
Corn basis was down half to one
cot from early yesterday.
Cats were steady.
Rye vas firm.
Rariey WIS firm to stronger, with
he range occasional sales one cent
higher.
flaxsccd was strong to one cent
higher.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- p Fl o n IL 8 =--s ~. . =
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BRAND NEW. four room bungalow
everything complete, built by =
contractor for his own home. Ideal
for newly married couple, priced \,
only $500.
-FOUR ROOM cottage, water, lights
east front, very cheap ut only
$l,O5O. ss u,
FIVE SOON cottage, bath, lights, wa
ter, sewer, full basement. garage
full lot. $4,000. Easy terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, strictly mod.
crn, spick and span. $4,70O.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, splendid con-
dition. basement garage, we'll locat.
ed and close in, $500.
THESE ARE only a few Of the real
bargains on my large list of houses
1t is a pleasure to show you what
have for sale.
FARM LANDS. There are many abso.
lutte bargains on my most complete
list Of any dealer in tho city,
ASSURANCES; Fire, tornado. automo.
bile in reliable companies with
prompt service assured.
r r vnYJNG,
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:, State CT North Dakota. County of
Burleigh.
In County Court Before Hon. l. {.
Davies., Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Frank
Neiinsky. deceased.
Emma NeJedly. Petitioner,
vs.
Frsn's ! vellnstv. . minor. charles
.Nolinsky. n minor. Anna Velinsky,
II minol. John F.. Fort, the speciai
guardian Of said minors. the heirs
81 J"zefin Nelinsky. deceased. all
other persons Interested in the
estate 81 Jnzefin Nclinsky, de-
ceased. aud all other persons In
tsrested in tho estate cf Frank
Vel,nsky, Deceased, Respondents
The. State OF North Dakota to the
Above Named Respondents:
fOu ara each o. you arg hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court OF the County If
nsrr,aiEh. IN said State. at the office
e the Court House In the City of
Bismarck. In said County and Hfats,
on the eeth day Of November. a. y.
1895, ut the hour Of ten O'Clock Ia
the forenoon Of that day. 70 show
final report and accounting, petition
for Distribution, OF Heorge II Ress.
Jr., as. the administrator de botliS
MOI, Of the estate Of Frank v6linAiky,
Dncoased. should not be allowed. why
the residue OF said estate should not
be distributed to the persons en-
tiled thereto. Hhy the adr1inistra-
tlon of 'eaiAteJtAte should net be
closed, anu why sad administrators
de boris nrn Of said estate should
not 30 discharged.
The late residence sof Frank ye-
llnskJ. deceased, the owner Of said
estate. was the VILLAGE OF Mofftt, In
Burleigh County North DAlee3a.
!. Lat service be made Of this eta
:, Dated this 2eth day Of October. A.
BY tho Court.
lSeaD 4. G.. DAVIES.
Judge OF the Ecun y 1Ossrt.
Date 81 first spublicatton Nov. ;,
. 1i--s.i0-fSxs
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nist.E,.AANEtll,s

niScEI.aANEOl'S
FOR SALE-One Acetylcnc Welding
outlat with Two Presto Tanks and
Gauges $500: one Air Compressor
with tank $4,000; one two compart-
ment truck tank $1,000; one Soda
Fountain. ONE A~-e'' v,'~a~ -"
coffee urn; one gus plate; one gas
heater, and many oY4.SA a1.AA.~s 4.r
sale--chcap If taken at once. Lock-
wood Accessory Co.. 500 Main st.
Phone 1877.
FOR SALE-Mammoth Bronsc Tur-
keys. May Matched. Young Toms,
$40, hens S.. Phone 10F5. Matt An
dahl, II miles north Of Bismarck,
N. d. ..ae.
FOR SALE--A wombat fur coat, small
size, $4,000. a Brunswick Phono-
graph, $500. Terms. Call at SOL
Ave. Z. 8 1s
FOR RENT--A garage that will Hold
age. $500 par month. Inquire
Peter Anton. 3i3 South Eleventh St,
FOR SALE--kalamaoo gray enamcl
steel range almost new. Call at
1M Ave. G West. Phone S4kblk
FOR SAI.E-Two ali steel large size
safe cabinets. Burleish & County
Abstract Co. Phone 79S.
FOR RENT--A garage opposite post.
office. Call ct 20S Third street.
WANTED-Good fresh milk COWS
Max Miller. Phone Sell.
WANTED-A laundry stove. Phone
oi3W.
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BIDS EOR ENROLLING AMI EN-
CROSSING BILLS OF TWEEN.

JiETIi LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Sealed bids will be received Tor
the .n.rossing and enrolling of all
bills passed by each house OF the
Twentieth Legislative Assembly. uN.
I'll o'clock p. III. November 18TH.
1926 The work To be done at n
fixed price pc. folio, the cngrossin.,
TO he done OF typewriter. enrolling
to be done on typewriter using prim-
er type. and black ribbon On stand
ard linen record paper not less than
thirty pounds to the ream OF denny
size or its equivalent, Of the size
lOi.xl6 inches with 4 X inch red
ruled margin. The services TO be
performed under the direction and
in the time set by and to the salts
faction Of the committees of the
senate and house Of representatives,
CIR their agent.
No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by certified check In
the sum of One Hundred u00) dol
lars, such check to be security that
the successful bidder will enter into
n contract and give j bond in the
sum of Two Thousand dollars with
sureties To be approved by the board.
consisting of the governor. the ssc-
rotary of state and tIaa state auditor.
for the proper performances Of the
ROBBERY BYRNE.
Secretary Of Stnte.
ll3-10-17 "a n" 4 ss. : - =
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Nov. 1O-(U. S. d
If A.)-Cattle $500; market slow;
un late in arriving; prices fully
teady on all classes; bulk grass
steers 6.25M 7.5O: she stock AIS @6.25;
.utters 3.25N3.75: bulk $50 and ~;
bulls strong 5.O0@G.50.
Calves $500; vealcrs, quality con.
a:dered, fully steady; mostly 9.5O@
n Is.
Hogs $4,000; opening weak; mostly
!, lower than Tuesdays general
radc: bulk desirable butchers 1875;
asirable packing sows largely 1000;
ies opening steady, mostly 1900;
verage cost Tuesday ll.73; weight
3G.
Sheep 1000; bidding around rs low
n on fat lambs: about steady on
heep; no carly sales.
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FARGO BUTTER

Fargo. N. d., Nov. 1O-tE)-But-
ter fat, churning cream As; packing
stock "a.
DUNN COUNTY HAS LARGE VOTE
Kilfdcer-Wi ttt 3,205 votes cast, the
largest vote an record in Dunn Coun-
ty, Manning was retained rs the
county seat, Dunn Center losing by
523 votes. The newly elected county
officers arc: Byland, county super
ihtcndcnt; Johnson. auditor; Cuskelly.
100 surer: Kasrar, clerk Of court;
Scott, register of deeds; johnson,
states attorney: Harris. county
Judge; .Kilfdccr Herald, official paper.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Nov. 1o-tP)-Rangc
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 1
dark northern l.A77xMl.53: No. 2 dark
northern l.l30il 80; No. 3 dark nor
thcrn l.4OA Ml.4a; No. hard spring
l.4Sfs e1l.5s; No. 2 amber durum
1885,. No. ducum l.3l ss G11.33h.
Corn No. 2 yellow 72a, !; No. 2 mixed
%
Oats No. . white A4h.
Rye No. 2. 977s.
Flax No. 1, 2.22D23l.
Barley sample grades ls@66; No.
A. CD
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vs,RNITURE FtDR SALE

FOR SALE--One Maytag electric
washing machine $500, one five
tube radio set complete with acces-
series $500, two beds, dresseIs
and other household goods too num-
crous to mention at 502 Ninth
street. Phone 842R.
FOR SALE-Three bedroom sets.
chairs, rugs, heavy army tent
l6xl6. dishes and numerous other
household articles. Mrs. l.. A.
,Schipfer. 4 Ave. B.
FOR SALE-One White sewing ma
chine, practically new, fu,ned oak
dining table. Call at G22 Third St.
FOR SALE-A bed and box springs,
$1,000. Also one year old Way Sag
less spring for 5000. Call 1854.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern six
room bungalow with garage. Apply
o. w. Roberts, lit Main street.
Phone ISL.
FOR RENT--Eight room bungalow,
all modern conveniences, hardwood
floors throughout. Double garage.
excellent location. Rent reasonable.
Only responsible parties with 4 No.
references need apply. Write
Tribune ad. No. g..
lvH RENT-Elevcn room modern
house with chicken house and gar
age. Also large garden place and
trees. Phone 4SO.
FOR PENT-Fivc room bungalow, Al
condition. Immediate possession
r. 4. Young.
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IG)Hr

LOST-rair grey suede wool lined
gloves on field ut Bismarck Mandan
game. Reward. Call 2l5J, Man
dan. Agnes f.. Jones. 81
LOST--A new pair Of brown rubber
boots. Small size. lace in front.
Finder please return to 80 South
Eighth street for reward.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Nov. 1O---tP)--Butter high
CT; receipts 1867 tubs; creamery cx-
tras 48; standards ~; extra firsts Is
@d7; firsts 40Ia3: seconds S6@39.
Eggs higher: receipts 3,i55 cases;
Refrigerator extras 34ls; refrigerator
firsts 33QIi..
these unchanged.
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PERSONAL.

FOR SALE-Ye Frances Beauty Shop
of bismarck, N. D., in best loca.
tion. This shop has two chairs and
fixtures completc. Newly decorat-
cd. Priced right. Write boxholdcr
~. ls5. svBismarck. Md.
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sides shipping demand here for corn
was improved, according to cash hand.
lcrs
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT room modern
apartment with kitchen and bath.
Outside private entrance. Close in.
For information. call Ut GIG Seventh
street. Y
FOR RENT--A furnished apartment
ready Nov. 18th ut the Woodmansec
apartments. Apply II. J.. Who'd
manSce.
FOR RENT--Nicc steam heated fur
nished apartments. The Laurain
Apartments. Phone :;O3.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Nov. slO-Gp t--Potatoes, re-.
csipts 80 cars;, on track 36l: total y.
". $40 llenls toAd. Jraulf1x tAir, mar
set firm; Wisconsin sacked round
shitcs 2.3502.66: bulk 225G2.4U;
saho sacked russets 3.16@3.35; show
ng decay 2.75@8.00; Colorado sacked
r0wn beauties 300: Minnesota sacked
;ound whites 2.35@2.46.
Minneapolis, Nov. l0-(U. S. ID. OF
A.)-Potatoes: Moderate wire In
luiry. demand light, market stronger.
carload delivered sales, FREIGHT univ
deducted, Minneepolis and st. Paul
ate, sacked cMt, round Whites ~. 5,
70. ! end partly graded 2.25@2.30.
i.DStiy 80s7 a5.ss4 n .~~ %
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WANTED--Work in store for wintcr.
HIVE had three years experiences in
general merchandise. Can give
references. Write Tribune No. sc. 3
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kuus,s rOK RENT

ROOmo rOW NEWT
FOR RENT--One large room with
kitchenc.te, furnished for light
housekeeping, bath adjoining. On
first floor. Also garage for rent.
620 Sixth Street.
FOR RENT--Room in modern home.
Close in, hot water heat and al
W hot water. Also fer sale u
round oak range. Phone 93.LR.
~ anna Street.
FOR RENT--A beautifully furnished
room two blocks from &. r. Hotel
in new modern home. On car
liAc. Call ut o03 Fourth stree. or
Phone 120LR.
FOR RENT-One large modern room,
with kitchenettc aud closet fur
nishcd for light house keeping, has
gas. Cali 523 Seventh st. Phone
4S7W.
FOR RENT-Two rooms. One very
reasonable, both cozy, warm and
newly decorated. Gentlemen pre-
ferrcd. Call ut Ill Rosser or Phone
2ifJ
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms suitable for light housekeep-
ing, in all modern home. Call Mt
60 E'r~"rth street or. Phone 478J.
FOR RENT--Two nice light house
keeping rooms fully furnished and
all modern. facing street. Phone
s1'J. SIT Second street.
FOR RENT-ComfortabIe room for
two. married couple preferred. New
home with all modern convenicnces.
Phone PIG. IL Ave. A.
FOR RENT--Modern sleeping room,
close in. suitable for married cou-
pie or two girls. Also board if de.
sired. Phone 5i1W
FOR RENT-Warm room in modern
a. III, MOCK from
postofficc. al3 Second street.
~ -" n7re RI ned
sleeping room in modern home, best
Il at 4uS Fifth street.
Phone 597R.
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
sleeping room in modern home, best
Ioc.. .on. Cali at 4O8 Fifth stree.
Phone 597R.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms in n new home. 80 West
Rosser. Call before $50 in the
morning.
FOR RENT Newly furnished room
in new modern home. Suitable for
Que or two. Board If desired. S2l
Nn;n
lsUE kENT-Nicely furnished mod
ern room, suitable for one or two.
80 Ave. Ii. Plane STAR.
FOR RENT-Nice warm furnished
room in modern home. Close in.
Jig Fifth St. ph"aa 925W2.
SINGLE or connected. ncwly decorat-
al ...t,, t...,ts,I ltnI.f .Enx ~
rooms. College Rnildinp
FOR notwithstanding room suitable
fo~ two Phone Sew
.On - Whine sleeping room. Call
oeoI.J .fter $40.
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fu.,llIUN wANIED-As general re
pair man in Ford garage. Ono year
experience and training. No bOozer
Write A. u. Engcbrctson, Strcctcr
- r.,o4o
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AUTOMOBILES
DEpENDABLE USED CARS

VISIT OUR USED CAR SALESROOM
We display our Used Cars just
as we do our new cars because We
know that they are bargains tha:
cannot be duplicated anywhere
Ford Coupe; Dodge Sedan; Dodge
Coupe: Chevrolet Panel Truck:
Dodge Special Touring; Overland
Light Delivery. AL late models at
low pi;ces.
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DRESSMAKINC

DRESSMAKING--I also cut and fit
dresses Of all styles. Hours open
from 2 to s p. IN Price reasonable.
Phone 599. Also for sale, davcn.
port. almost new. reasonable priced.
WANrEiG-General dress making. ia
Guiding mending aud making mem,
shirts. Call at 10 Thayer or Phone
4iOJ. Miss Cook ant! Miss Mar
tnescn.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1O---tR--Flour
UNCHANGED to five cents lower In
carload lots, family patents quoted Mt
$40 barrel in v8-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 29,O03 barrels.
Bran 22OOGI22EO.
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Easy tine payments.
M. B. GILMAN co.

FOR SALE--fntcrnation three ton
truck with three yard steel dr-r
body. Truck in first class shape
tires exceptionally good, priced for
quick sale. Lahr Motor Sales Co.
FOR SALE--l925 Ford Coupe in A
No. mechanical condition, new
tires and heater. Price reasonable
Phone Cow.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
LADIES-Who can do plain sewing
ut home and want profitable spare
time work. Write (cnclosc stamped
envclopc) to HOMAfD DRESS
COMPANY. Amsterdam, n. 7.
WANTED Experienced girl for gen.
cral homework. Call at 202 West
Rosser or Phone 149.
Manitoba girl or woman for gen
cral homework. Phone 1891.
WANIED-Waitrcss ut Clifford's
Cafe
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1876
nALe HELP WAN1Ra,

GOVERNMENT PATROL TNSPEC-
TOR-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$1,66O yearly. Particulars tree.
Write, Oxment, 33-P., St. Louis,
Mo. immediately.
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It is hard to imagine anything
more exciting or worth while, cx
ccpt perhaps shooting at limousine.
on the Lincoln highway. Thi.
limousine is little bigger than !,
bison, but it moves more rapid
and is harder to hit.
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President Coolidge. by the way, has
checked tho wild election JOY Of
triumphant Democracy with the an
nouncement that Uncle Sam will send
a nice income tax rebate dividend 10
cut down the taxes Of 1926. That came
Just rs the Democrats were saying
there must be cut "soon."
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1t Is government with the iror
hand, one will only, and that abso
lutte. No other government would
do, trifling would be foolish. Blu,
can the iron hand govern long, ant
what will happen when the on.
iron will is part of handful oi
dust?
Nv law can keep finger from
pressing a trigger.
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FOR RENT-One large modern room
with kitchenettc aud closet fur
nishcd for light house keeping, has
gas. Cali 523 Seventh st. Phone
4S7W.
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iCoutinued from page cne)
value for every good stock or bond
without taxable dividends or in
tcrest. It is not what a stock
pays, hut how much Of the return
its. owner may keep, that decides
value.
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WORK WANTED

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