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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
4 the Matter Of the Estate Of

DUIu I1uIsOn, DeceaSe0.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
ue.n.:nierslgned Executrix OF the Last
WI 81 Dora Larson. late of the City
Q! Princeton: tn the County OF Bureau
AMI State Of Illinois. deceased. to the
creditors OF and ali persons havinS
cia ms against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers.
within six months after the first pub
lication Of this notice to said Execu.
triX at the Office Of Scott Cameron. in
the CITY Of bismarck, In the County az
burleiEh, and State Of North Dakota.
or - the Judge If the County Court
81 tsurleigh County. at his office in the
Court House in the city ~ bismarck.
BurletEh County. North Dakota.
:, You are hereby further notified that
Hon. L. &. Davies, Judge Of the County
4 0irt within and for the County III
tsurietgh and State Of North Dakota.
has fixed the LIST day Of February, 1927.
NJ the hour OF ten o'clock In the fore
noon Of said day. at the Court Rooms,
bismarck, in said County and State.
az the time ana place for hearing and
adjusting all ella inns aga inst the estate
81 the said Dora Larson. Deceased.
which have been duly ami regularly
presented us hereinhefOre provided.
You are further notified that Scott
Cameron, OF Bismarck, Bnlleigil (,Oun-
ty. North Dakota. has been appoint etl
Agent Of the undersigned Execiltrix.
Dated this 9TH day Of July. 1926.
EVELYN LARSON.
Executrix Of the Last WIN
OF Dora Larson, Deceased
First publication on the 7th dag
a.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, July l4-(U. 8. D. of Al
Hogs 1900: generally l0@l6 high
er; light packing sows Is to q up, top
l4.GO; . bulk Of desirable 20 pound
averages l4.3O@14.5O: bulk of gao to
325 pound butchers l3.1OMl4.OO; bulk
Of packing sows 7.5O0D1l.90; few good
slaughter pigs l4.0OM14.35; heavy
weights l2.9O@13.9O: medium 1880
l4.55; lights 14.OO@14.5O; light
lights 14.OONl4.GO: hacking sows 100
@12.25; slaughter pigs 13.75@14.5O.
Cattle 10000: better grades year
aings about steady: other fed steers
and grassers slow; best yearlings
1850; mixed steers and heifcrs l0.4O;
matured steers 1918; she stock very
slow. tending lower; bulls weak to Is
off: vealers largely Is cents lower<at
1850 downward to packers; few 1900
Ml3!5O to outsiders. stockers and
feeders easy with recent decline.
Sheep $4,000; practically nothing
done on fat lambs; market steady to
strong: few choice native ewes and
wethcr lambs to small killers l4.25;
sheep around steady; few sales fat
ewes 5.OO@6.5O; fat yearlings ll.50@
1900; five doubles Idaho feeder
lambs around sixty pounds l3.7S; late
TUESDAY, Idaho and Washington feed
er lambs mostly 13.6O@l4.00 for 81 TO
81 pound averages; u pound kinds
l3.OO@l3.1O.
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Ar THE CAnTOL

J. Farrell Macdonald. the unfor-
gettable Casey" Of Fox Films "Thc
Iron Horse," ~ Jean Paul Fippany.
the philosophical, lazy, absen tminded
merchant from Dixie whose life il
centered on his little mare Mar
seillaise-~-
Madgc Bellamy. as his spunky little
daughter who manages her father in
spite of his protests and gets him to
do his maximum Of work---and who in
turn refuses to marry the wealthy
Jimmy Pickett because he has never
earned enough money to support one
let alone two
Jack Mulhall in the role of the inn
pulsive Jimmy who goes to work be-
cause he loves the vivacious and
sparkling little daughter Of old Ftp
pany--the one girl in the world who
didn't fall madly in love with him At
first sight
These are the three leading char
acters in "The Dixie Merchant. vt
the Caiptol Theatre Thursday.
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Dodge Brothers
Deliveries Show
Gain Of 5000

Dodge Brothers dealers Ia. United
States have delivered i7a,373 motor
cars and trucks during the first half
Of 1926, gnin Of $1,000 cars or ~
per cent over the. figliss, Of 100. 764
for the first half Of 1925.
Although the final figures for
Canada for the last week vt the Sec
ond quarter are not yet available.
according to the preliminary report
the gain in retail deliveries by Dodge
Brothers dealers In the Dominion is
over 65 per cent.
Total shipments Of motor cars and
trucks from Dodge Brothers and
Graham Brothers factories in the
United States and Canada during the
first six months Of 1926 were 2O7. l15.
a gain Of 6S,345 or ~ per cent over
the record for the same period last
year.
"Thc official figures for total pro-
duction Of passenger cars and trucks
in the United States and Canada
during the first six months Of 1926
will probably not be available before
July H." saids NJ u. Gilman. local
dealer. "but the industry's gain Of
l3 per cent over the corresponding
period last year reported for the first
81. mcrths Of this year by the
United States Department Of Conn
merce will he little changed. BY
,nm"arison Dodge Brothers gain is
nearly four times MS great as that
,f the industry"
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
STOCK MARKET
HAS REVERSAL
Profit Taking and. Bear Sell
ing Follow Early Out.
burst Of Strength

New York. July l4--(AP)-Stock
prices displayed . complete reversal
of form in todsy's market, On early
outburst Of strength during which
more than Z score issues mounted to-
new high levels for the year being
followed in the early afternoon by a
wave Of profit taking and haar SELL
ing. Trading showed . further in
crease in v0lumey total sales crossing
one and 0ne-quarter million shares
before the end at the third hour.
The reaction was not associated
with anything in the days news. but
was widely regarded Is q correction
Of 2 weakened technical position re-
sulting from the almoat perpendicu-
lar advance Of the last eight weeks or
more. 1t started with the food
shares. several of which have been
under pool manipulation, but eventual
" spread to practically all sections Of
the list.
The weekly steel trade reviews re-
ported good July business to date, al
though weakness in the basic pig iron
market brought the price level down
to the lowest since last September.
However, heavy melting steel scrap
was advanced SO cents y ton In Pitts
burgh. Oil shares failed to respond
to reports Of q small decrease in
crude Oil production last week. An
other sharp run up in General Motors
WAS again the feature Of the motor
group. but this issue quickly sold
down points from its early high
when weakness developed in other Sec
ti0ns of the list.
TrGding in the rails quieted down.
with rather general disposition on
the part of professional operators to
await further developments on the re-
vised Nickel Plate merger plan be-
fore extending their commitments.
The closing was steady. The check
70 the rise in General Motors, United
States Steel and other pivotal issues
induced renewed selling elsewhere.
with some Of the rail shares faring
badly. After falling slightly below
yesterdays closing prices, however,
the two leading industrial stocks met
better support and again headed up
ward toward the close along with II
number of specialties. Total sales
appropriated 900. 900 shares.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET
SETS NEW HIGH RECORn0

Minneapolis. July Wheat
futures met further short covering to.
day after bcarish operators had fail
ed in an effort to force recessions.
and prices broke through to fresh
high records for the year on all de-
iiveries.
Net gains for the day were "A to
Ia cents. Rye futures we're in verv
good demand throughout the session
closing ~ cents higher. Oats were
comparatively quiet. closing un-
changed to u cent lower, while bar
ley closed unchanged to u cent
higher. Elaxsed closed with net gains
for the day Of 21a to 3M cents. Cash
wheat was marrow and unsettled. Low
protein quality was easy and un-
changed and.the high protein variety
was firm to strong. Durum continued
unchanged. Winter was q shade
easier. Corn was steady. Oats were
quiet with prices steady. Rye was 4
little slower on top grade stuff. Bar
ley was narrow and firm with prices
unchanged. Flaxseed was steady.
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WHEAT SHOWS
FRESH UPTURNS
Fluctuations Are Rapid, But
Commission Houses Buy
Heavy on Breaks

Chicago, July 14-.(AP)-Although
heavy profit taking sales acted at
times as u drag on the wheat market
today. fresh upturns in prices were
the rule. Fluctuations were extreme
by rapid, hut commission house buy
ing on breaks was much in evidence.
Crop comments on spring wheat con-
ditions were generally construed rs
bullish, especially rs to possible
black rust development in Canada.
: Wheat closed unsettled, u to tx
cents net higher. corn at u decline
to " advance. oats unchanged to \
off. and provisions showing u rise Of
Z to % cents.
Corn and oats were unsettled. For
the most part. both feed grain re-
Elected the action Of wheat, corn firm
ing up sharply toward the last.
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RESOLUTION or the 0oARn or
CITY CoMMtS8lONeRS

BE IT R;SoLvsD by the board Of
lily commissioners Of the City Of
bismarck. North Dakota. that it Is
declares i TO he necessary to construct
pavement on the following Described
s street: ..,,! e Paving !Astrict Number
s s1mr within said ctty:--an I'hayer
Street, on Tenth Street from Thayer
Street to R0sser Street. On ROsser
street from Ninth Street to Tenth
street; IN accordance with the plans.
..t ~ and estimate q psbable
specifications and estimate Of probable
cost We're approved. adopted and placed
On file in the office Of the Ctty Auditor
ANS IS s IS a AZ E e IS1E sss
that notice he given TO the Owners Of
ihis lmprovement. by the publication
n the official Newspaper. one each
withn ttirtv Aa.s after fhss fret rs,h-
iicattOn hereof the owners OF q ma.
10rttx u the property nuDle 10 ~ 50
assessed do not -f!De pnotests IN writing
E,l.n the cay Auditor gatnst said
c%ss9Ss'2sSs 'esa 's 9Sra e city
oE1xA0: 70 c0nKf1cynt ,..taJA .AassIn.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
1cSi tyy o e R n',rsslcss = ~.
Z. M. II. Atkinsnn,. city Arditor.
within and for tho City Of bismarck,
!sutietgh County. Ninth DakOfa. a.
hereby CERTIFY that the f0reG0it9 II =
resolution adopted BY The BOARD 81 C1fr
ss, ',n. !s.lo2sEs Of aaid city a. a ad-
az, The 60 day af ilai1 l13ss
y: "a: d'sS 3 ~ nm e. s Us ;fs' & &
N. III. ATKINSON.
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SANDY
CONTINUED from Page -

N1Outluue0 from rage
"Y0u were afraid"
"No--it's late--you'll have to co."
"Do you want me to 60? Do you
She nodded, EYES" She ran and
trembIed. "Yes-Eo--it's an awful
%e You 90 'e esS YIN find ' *: s ~ay
He ran his hand slowly over his
hat. lie didn't look ct her. "I1l
come tomorrow, Sandy. 4 won't
leave till the Afternoon
"Yes-cOme tomorrow" She lei
herself lean against the door, hold
ing It open. against the wind. She
laughed and said, "Goodby, old
dear" and kissed him.
His steps were lost in the sound
Of the wind and the water. She
closed the door. The candles blew
out. Shadows fled across tho walls
the flames were dying.
She leaned there. hearing the wind
60 swceping over the rocks, the peb-
bles flying. Then the tree tapped on
the window and the dog came up
and whined against her knee.
She flung the door open. She
went dashin- out. calling softly
wildly: "Ramon-RsmOn---"
No answer. The wind swOoped
against her-blew her down the
path.
"Ramon-oh, Ramon -,are you
gomez
Above the shouting Of the wind !:
"Sandy!" He flew toward her,
caught her in his arms.
She chung to him, shaking-half
fainting: Don't leave mel don't
. "Darling-darling-" He lifted her
in his arms. He carried her back to
the house.
Ito Be Continued)
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81. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. July l4-U. s. D. Of
A.)-Cattle $500; fed steers and
yearlings in light supply, steady, $50
@0.25; few better grades upward TO-
CTS: she stool. practically all grass
ers, bidding uhevenly lower on in
between sgrades; bulk cows 4.5O@
SIS; heifers 5.0O@7.0O: low cutters
and cutters steady; 8.5O@4.25; bulls
unchanged. 5.25@5.75; stockers and
feeders about steady; bulk 5.5O@G.75:
calves 1000; veal calves Is cents or
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choice to fancy l.61&@l.S5A; good
to choice l.77A 6lf.oaN; ordinary To-
sodo LIAM @l.77A: No. l hard spring
1.70% @l.S7A: No. l dark hard Mon
tena on tracls l.0aN0l.6sx: to ar
rive l.Hx: July 1.H%; September &
LAM Ueceunber 1.6ON.
Corn No. 3 yellow 70ltO0O.
Oats No. 3 white 3Sk @S9N.
Barley 60@0e.
Rye No. 2. l.0lN@LO4A..
Flax No. l, 2.42iS @2.l4lx.
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Attn NOV
. uCirlce Ip1IATR(

Thrilling hattie scenes, Milton Sills
and Francis Mcdonald battling wildly
with each other In > bueniAt theatre
with the flaming scsnaSy failing
all about them, Cartrude. Olmsted
standing by watching two men fight
for her while the flames threaten
their livea-thsse ere but few Of
the thrills in "Puppets." at the FL
tinxe today and Thursday. Stills has
the stellar role, with Miss Olmsted
as his leading lady.
Puppets" IL laid In the heart Of
New York's lowest East Side.
A comedy and scenic picture are
also on the program.
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NVTIcE OC VsvslNG Or TNE IsWc:.
D.uNlNARv BUDGET 80 A'rEMENT
sD0s pNE CIVH or WlAMANCDI.

NOVICE Is IIEREEV GIVEN That
the preliminary budget stat cmcnt
Of the city Of bismarck. North Da-
kota. for ~" fiscal year "ndin"
June 3Oth. 1922. Is on file In my Of
flee, and that Il copy thereof may
he had by anyone applying there
nesdny in July nj 2 o'clock. y. m,
heink the 2Sth day Of July. 1926. the
Board of city commissioners viii
hold a public session In the City
Hall Of said city. at which any tax
payer may appear and discuss with
the said hoard any item Of proposed
expenditure, ar object TO any such
item. or the amount thereof
Dated AT bismarck, North pa-
kota. July 18th. 1926.
NJ. III. Atkinson.
City Auditor.
s-1l-21
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more higher mostly; good lights 1850.
Hogs $4,000; market slow; opening
sales fully steady to strong: few sales
100 to around ESQ pound averages
1880 1896: bulk packing sows and
heavy mixed kinds largely on the COW
order H.25@ll.50 pigs steady; bulk
l4.25; average cost Tuesday 1856;
weight 202.
Sheep 500: fat lambs steady. hulk
l2.25@ 1926; fat ewes fully steady to
strong; bulk lights and handyweights
6. OOG6.6O,
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, July l4--tp Flour
unchanged to 10 cents higher: in csr.
load lots family patents quoted ut
900 ut $50 barrel In 80 pound
cotton sacks: shipments 37,740 bar
rels.
Bran 2J.O0 at 81. so.
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Tribune Classified Adyertiscues{s
- r III Q II H "a ==-== Il VI
MALI Eur.P WANTED

402SW - 041g " 03VH0O
IMMIGRATION Patrol Inspectors
needed for Canadian border patrol
duty, $3.50 yearly. bismarck ex-
animation soon. Particulars Free.
Write, Mr.. Oxment, So r, st. Louis.
Mo.
WANTED-Men and women To learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes.
Catalog ana special offer FREQ.
Moler Barber College. Fargo, N. D.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED = Uiion
job. $l.50 per hour. Nine hours.
About two months steady work.
American Beet Sugar company. East
Grand Forks. Minnesota.
PIpEFlTTERS WANTED-?O TO 80
cents per hour. Ten hours. For
first class men only. American Beet
Sugar company, East Grand Forks,
Minnesota.
CARPENTERS WANTED-7O 70 50
cents per hour. Ten hours. For
first class men only. American Beet
Sugar company, East Grand Forks,
Minnesota.
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WANTED AT OMEGA competent
chamber maid. Also . good cook.
Woman cook preferred. Good wages
Hotel Washburn, Cafe in connec-
ton, Washburn, N. d.
LADIES - Work for us ut home in
spare time. Interesting and profit
able. No selling. Enclose stamp.
Cosmos Manufacturing Co. 44O1
Broadway. Chicago. Room 1873.
WANTED AT ONCE-Competent girl
for general h0usework. Good wages.
Phone 922M after Z p. m.
WANTED: Girl for general house
work. Call OCT.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. July 14--(AP)-Butter
higher; receipts HAAS tubs: cream
cry extras 80: standards 3Sls: extra
firsts 37@A; firsts 34l2 @367s Sec
onds 33@34.
Eggs higher; receipts 1900 cases;
firsts 27A@A: ordinary firsts 261a.
Cheese unchanged.
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POTATOES

Chicago. July l4-(AP)-Potats
receipts 46 cars; total u. S. ship
and Missouri sacked Irish cobblers
2.O0@2 20: sacked early Ohio's 1900
2.lO: North Carolina barrels Irish
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TAKEN UP

One bob tailed steer, red, yearling
One steer. red. white spot on fore.
head, yearling.
One red heller. yearling.
The owner may have same by prov.
ing ownership and paying all costs.
Con. Johnson, Baldwin, N. ID
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RANcE or cARf,Or sAI.Es

Minneapolis. July i4--(AP)--Ra
II carlot grain sales: Wheat No. u
dark northern l.700l .66s; No. 3 dit.
to l.76A@1.6lN; No. s ditto 1.TA@,
LIS; No. dark hard winter l.66@'
,;Sd,s; Nc; J hard winter y l; ! , i
No. 10. s aSpsm olI ssn i NJ & NJ !;
mixed duram l40A; No. 2 mixed
Corn No. 5 yellow 70@80.
Oats No. 3 white 36E @09.
Rye No. l, 1.OZn@l. OF.
Barley No. 3, %.
Flax No. l. 2.<ch Q2.43ls.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July Cash
wheat sample grade hard Las.
Corn No. 2 mixed 78@78la; No. 2
yellow 79@79h.
Oats No. 2 white Az @AlA: No 3
white 4OhM4lA.
Rye. Not quoted.
Barley G8074.
Timothy seed 6.OOGD7.OO.
Clover seed l2.OO6D28.OO.
Lard 1917.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies 1850,
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LOST
LOST---One bay mare, star on fore.
head. wire cut on right front foot,
weight about 1900. One hay mare,
star on forehead, weight about 1900
One black mare. weight about 1900,
wire cut on right front foot, star
on forehead. One black mare.
weight about 1900, white on one
hind foot. $25 reward for return
to VIM. Hsbeck. Eagle Butte, s. D.
LOST-Gray Police Dog. Heavy brass
spiked collar. Reward. f. r. Ian.
terman. Mandan. N. OAK.
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CHICACO pOIyJ.TRY

Chicago, July l4-(AP)--Poultry
alive steady; receipts cars in; 3
due: old ROSTERS 1872.
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MINNEAPOI1S GRAIN

Minneapolis, July 14-(AP) Wheat
receipts 1877 cars compared to l68 .
year ago. Cash No. northern l.73%
@1.76A; No. dark northern spring:
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FOR SALE-One Of the most attrac.
tive stores in Bismarck, well Sc
lected and clean stock and choice
location. Good opportunity to buy
we'll established business It y
right price. See Harvey Harris 4
Company. J., p. Jackson. Manager.
FOR SALE At ONCEEA completes
go S* gallon I'll as. ' on. 1000 SI gallon
truck tank. Write care Tribune
No. "a.
FOR SALE-Maat Market. Good
deal for quick sale. Reason for
selling, poor health. John LANCE
liers,l Pollock, 3. Oak.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
MANUFACruRER's AGENTS

HAVE good proposition to offer to
dressmakers or women with fol-
lowing in ready to wear lines, living
in business location, state general
experience, also references. Write
Box 2S7, Room 200, Times Building.
New York City.
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eURNITUR. ron SALE

eURNITURE ron SALE
FOR SALE - New style solid mahog-
any dresser and walnut finished
day bed. Mahogany hall tree and
library dine table. new kitchen masd
cabinet, gas stove $500 and Singer
sewing machine at $500. Phone
592R. Or call at 41G Ave. b.
tok SAi.k-l DuOfoid, 1 kitchen
cabinet, library table. All prac-
tically new. Phone 089J. 22l w.
ROsser.
FOR SALE-A child's crib and fun
ed oak library table. Phone 1907.
cl3 First st.
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FARGO BUTTER

Fargo. N. d.. July 14--(AP)-But-
ter fat. churning cream 50: packing
stock Is.
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cobblers 3!50@A.0O and few 4.l5; Vir-
ginia barrels Irish cobblers 4.40@
400
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BEAUTIFUL furnished room apart
ment suitable for z gentlemen or 2
girls. No married couple wanted
unless lady is out all day working.
Write Tribune No. 81.
FOR KENr--I1argc room on first
floor with two beds and hoard.
Light housekeeping room, all fur
nished. Call 4i9 Seventh street.
FOR RENT Large comfortable
room, hot water at all times. Near
capitol and street car line. Phone
1888. 924 Sixth street.
FOR RENT,-Two rooms in modern
home partly furnished for light
housekeeping. SIG ninth st. Phone
G2G.
FOR kENT-One modern Furnished
room, close in, suitable for one or
two. BIO Ave. B. Phone STAR.
FOR RENT:--Eurnis. cd light house.
keeping rooms in modern home,
$50 Seventh street.
FOR RENT = Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
FOR RENT-FurniAhed rooms and
furniture for sale. Call 637W. ll3
Mandan Ave.
FOR RENT-Two furniShed room
s apartment .nn The Louraia Apts.
FOR RENT: Attractive room for
rent. Phone 682 or 1914.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR REsr
FOR RENT-Dcntal office rooms.
formerly occupied By DR.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of IN office,
Inquire City National Bank, Bic.
marck
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M. B. GILMAN co.
SEWING

M1ANTED--Plain sewing and dress
making at home. Also children to
care Tor by the hour, IL cents an
hour; - cents for hours. PA
Second street.
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facts about
Childbirth

= OR the expcctant mothers con1-
: fort and well being, t here is
nothing that equals Motherls Friend. Its
highly refined oils and other ingredients
quickly comrnends it to the thoughtful
mother. 1t is known that plain oils only
penetrate TIE skin, whereas Mothers Friend
penetTates deeper and soothes the broad
muscles and ligaments: making them soft
and pliahle-thus aiding Nature to do her
part without the unnecessary discomfort
and pain. This is why Mothers Friend
has proven such blessing to expectant
mothers for over three generations. Moth
ers Friend is the formula of an eminent
physician 1t is safe and free from harm
ul drugs. II will tell all my friends about
Mothers Friend Writes Mrs Ben Sbra-
nam, Princeton, III. cit is a wonderful
help all through the period"
Needless to say the mothers who praise
Mothers Friend the most. are those who
did not use It with their first baby and
through its use with the second, realized its
almost unbelievable results
Mother Insist on Mothers Friend-ths
same as used by our mothers and grand
mothers--don't wait-start using tonight
and meanwhile write Bradheld Regulator
Co., Dept. IS. Atlanta. Ga. for free valu-
able booklet Motherhood and the Coming
Baby (sent in plain cnvelope). It tells
how Mothers Friend can help you during
expectancy and at childbirth This booklet
al& tells you many other things you want
10 know. Mothers Friend is sold BY all
druggists-cperyuhere.
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