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cr's mound. No runs, II hit,
no errors, lcf..
THIRD INNING, ATHLETICS
Chmkc TIP. Strike one, he
swung. Strike two. He swung
again ut = bail outside. Ball ono.
outside. Foul into the boxes back
Of the Cubs dusoat. Ehmkc
popped To Mcmillan, vino anne in
fast. Eishcp up. Strike ono,
called. Ball one. outside and low.
Eall two, outside. Strike two.
called. Foul back to the screen.
B:shcp lined to English. who took
the ball without moving CIT Of
his tracks. Haas up. Bali ono.
cutside. Foul. strike one. Ball
two. outside. Ball three. outside.
This was . curve. Strike two.
Haas hunted at tho ball. Foul
against the screen. Ball four.
Has walked. Ccchranc up. Strike
enc. swung. Taylor threw to
first. but Haas slid back. Foul.
strike two. Into the stands i'm
left field. Bali one. high. Coch-
ranc hit to Mcmillan and was
thrown out at first, tho third
bascman recovering the ball after
fumb!ing. No runs, no hits, no
errors. one left.
THIRD INNING. CUBS
Root up. Root was vigorously
applaudcd as he came to bat.
strike cne, swung but missed the
ball . foot. Ball one, outside.
Ball two, outside and low. Foul.
strike two. into the left field
stands. Root struck out, swing
ing at the third strike, q curve.
Mcmillan up. Strike one. called.
Foul. strike two into the stands.
Ball ono, inside. Mcmillan singled
TO center. He hit . slow curve.
English up. English hit into
right for two bases, Mcmillan
going to third. Hornsby. The
crowd was roofing loudly for =
run. Strike ono. swung. Ball
ore, low. Strike two. swung. 1t
was . slow curve. Ball two. high.
Hcrnsby struck out. swinging at
the third strike, another slow
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STOCK PRICES RALLY
ON EASY CREDIT AND
GOOD TRADE REPORT
Wave Of Selling Sweeps Over
Eary Market, but Buying
Support Checks Drop ~
CHEMICAL SHARES STRONG
As Call Money Rate Drops, vari-
Gus Issues Respond With
Sudden Ascensions

New York. Oct. 3.-(P)-Stock prices
rallied for the third successive day to-
day in response to q further easing
Of credit conditions and favorable
trade reports. A wave OF selling swept
over the market during the morning,
but buying support was quickly sup
piled. and the market "a headed up
ward again by carly afternoon.
Call money renewed at 6la per cent
then dropped to 6.
Chemical gave one of the most I'M
pressive demonstrations Of group
strength. Commercial Solvents
jumped Is points. Air Reduction IL
and U. s. Industrial Alcohol. United
Carbon. and Columbian Carbon adj
vanced 6 to rs points, the first named
touching a new high. American Ma
chine and Foundry ran up 90 points
to a new peak at 279. Warren Bros,
Eastman Kodak and National Biscuit
also reached new high ground.
y. s. Steel Common sank 3 points
to 2l6 and then rcbcunded TO 22l 4.
Ludlum Steel ran up more than 10
points. Early losses of 4 to 5 points
In General Electric, Westinghouse
Electric and Simmons were recovered,
but renewed weakness cropped out in
international Combustion.
Food shares, Utilities and Special
ties displayed marked buoyancc il
the last hour. Commercial Solvents
extended It's gain to 81 points. East
man Kodak. Tosi Elevator and Amer
lean Banknotc rose 10 to L.. wink
National Biscuit. Corn Products
Loose Wiles, American Telephone al,c
Brooklyn Union Gas mounted 5 TO {
points. The closing tone was strong
Total sales Appropriated 3,9Co,Cot
shares.
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chicago LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. 8.-PeU.S.D.A.)-
Hogs receipts $4,000, including 5000
direct: market uneven; steady to lOc
lower on hogs scaling under 23O lbs:
heavier butchers and packing sows 10
to 15c higher; top 1910: bulk ITO to
$50 lbs 1000 to 1890: packing sows
BIS to SIS. Butchers. medium to
Choice $50 to 800 lbs 900 to 1925: 200
to $50 lbs o.65 to lO.40: l60 to eco lbs
DTS to 1910: 100 to 160 lbs 9.25 to
1925: packing sows 7.85 to 900: pigs,
medium to choice 80 to 100 lbs 3.75 to
1000.
Cattle receipts 5000. Calves re-
ceipts $500. Ycarlings III demand
25c higher: fed steers steady to CSC
higher: with plain weighty rough
kinda slow: top 1910: slaughter
classes steers good and choice 1900 to
1900 lbs 1850 to 1880; 100 to 1000 lbs
1880 to 1880: $50 to l1C0 lbs 1880 to
1880: common and medium ESQ lbs
up $3.50 to 1880: fed yearlings. good
and choice $50 to $50 lbs s13.25 to
ices: hcifcrs. good and choice $50:
slaughter classes steers good and
Choice 1900 to 1900 lbs 1850 to 1850:
100 to 1900 lbs 1880 to 1850: 95n to
1lCO lbs 1850 to 1850: common and
medium ESQ lbs UP $3.50 to 1850: fed
ycarlincs. good and choice $50 to $50
It's 1925 to 1875: heifers. good and
choice $50 lbs down 1880 to 14.75:
common and medium G.25 to 800; low
cutter and cutter 500 Is 6.25: bulls.
good and choice (beefl E.65 to 1000:
cutter to medium CTS, to 3.65; vcalers
trnills fedD good and choice 1880 to
1900: medium l1.50 to 1850: Gull and
common TOO to 1850: stockers and
feeder steers. good and choice fall
wcights) CTS to ll.50: common ana
medium IT'S to CTS.
Sheep receipts $4,000: market ac-
tive fully 25c higher: native lambs
1878 to 1900; q few 1925: top 1885;
range lambs 1900: fat ewes AIS to
SEQ: feeding lambs. strong to 25c
higher; few 1875 to 1880. Lambs.
good end choice g. lbs down 1910 to
1895: medium 100 to 1910: Gull and
common 7.5O to 100. Ewes. medium
to choice 80 lbs down $500 to $50:
Gull and common 2.26 to 400. Feeder
lambs. good and choice 1900 to 1900
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Fail. Oct. 8.-lTJ-tU. S.
.. A)-Cattle-l.70O; steady; under
tone strong: fed yearlings 1925: sew
eral cars Montana5 late Monday
1880; bulk grassess OTIS down; beef
cows 6.25 to 7.50: few cars Montanas
$50 to ats: these scaling around 100
pounds; heifers 100 to $50: cutters
$50 to SIS: low cutters SIS down;
shelly kinds under 500; bulls UNI
changed stocker5 and feeders in
meager supply, fully steady. Calves
1900; steady, 1900 to 400: bulk 1850.
Hogs-8,O00: opening slow, steady
to 10 lower OH light weights: others
mostly steady: uadcrtonc firm OH
SoWs: bulk desirable 16O - o25 pound
weights OTIS; 25O-3OO pound averages
salablc 900 to $50; packing sows
largely IT'S to 300; rough offerings
7.50; bulk pigs and light lights $50;
average cost Monday OCT: weight 225.
Sheep 5000; slaughter lambs
steady to Is higher: sheep steady:
medium to choice fat lambs II so to
1880: throwouts 500 to $50: bulk
better grade ewes 4.CO to 500; run
includes 10 doubles going through,
salable supply about 1900 natives.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES PRICES REACT

Minneapolis, Oct. 8.-tP)- Wheat
futures buying enthusiasm at the
opening was short lived and prices re-
acted.
Cash demand continued good.
Demand continued good for medi-
UNI heavy to heavy quality and prices
were firm compared with futures.
Durum wheat of the best amber
type continued In strong demand and
there was much better interest shown
in the spring wheat mixtures. VIM
ter wheat demand steady and offer
ings were light.
Cash oats demand was good for
the diversion point offerings and
quiet to fair for local ~unloadings. Rye
demand good again and prices were
firm compared with futures.
Barley demand lost some edge but
prices were quoted about the am
compared with futures. Flax demand
vas good and offerings were smaller.
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CKICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago, Oct. B.-tPl-Wheat No.
hard l.3lis: No. 2 yellow hard l.30,.;
No. 2 mixed 1873.
Corn No. 2 mixed 08i. to 80: No.
yellow 93a, to 03A; No. / white 100;
sample grade white 95.
Oats No. 2 white 48 to "a: sample
Grade white As to y.
Rye No. 9. los, to l.O3.
Timothy seed ass to $50.
Clover seed 1900 to 1000.
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MALE Z N I
ATTENTION INSURANCE MEN!

Al MEN!
WANTED-District Agents for liberal
Accident and Health Policies. Local
policy issuing and claim service.
Topuotch agency contract. Capital
and Surplus. Five Million Dollars.
Address immediately, Commercial
Casualty Insurance Company, Is
Broadway. Fargo. n. D..
WANTED-TWo steady men Of neat
appearance to act as service men.
Only men capable of earning $35,O 90
per week to start. Write Adj. No. so.
Care of the Bismarck Tribune.
MEN-ihc Real silk Hosiery mills
Will train two men TO sell. Must be
neat ard have references. Sec MIR.
AldricS. No. 8, Hoskin5-Mcycr Blk.
LEARN Earberins now at the Oldest
Accredited Institution OF its kind.
CatalOg Free Molcr Barber College,
Fargo. N. D.. Butte. Mont.
WANTED--Yoang woman for travel
ing shows. Prefer musician, not cs-
sential. Call Mrs. Is. y. johnson.
Banner House.
MEN-TWo willing to work. Earning
to start about $4,000 per week. neat,
references. opportunity for promo
ton. Address Box 65l.
WANTED-A cook at the SEQ Cafe
on Sixth street.
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inside. J.ornsby went out. Bishop
to FGXs. No runs, H0 hits, 10
errors. To- left.
EIGHTH INNING. ATHLETICS
Bush went III 10 pitch fGc the
Cubs, and Gonzales caught HIM.
B0iey up. Ball ono. io.;. Strike
one. called. Foul strike two, into
right field stands. Bo.cy went cut
English to Grimm. Emhkc up.
Ehr,ke was checrcd as lie went to
bat. Strike One called. Ball one.
low. Foul. strike two, back into
stand. Ball two. outside. Foul
back OF plate. E.!lrnhc singled to
Fight. Bishop up. Eail one, low
in the dirt. Strike orc, called.
Bishop went out on 4 fly to
Stephenson. Ehn,kc remained II
first. l:aas up. Strike one, called.
Haas went out OH , fly to Wilson
in short center field. No runs.
Onc hit. no errors. m les.
NINTH INNING, ATHLETICS
Cochranc up. Ball one, outside.
Strike one, called. Strike two,
called. Ball two. high. Cacllranc
singled to right. Simmons M.
Bush threw to fist. Ball one, low.
Ball two. outside. Ball three. lc..
Strike ono. called. Bush threw tp
first. Simmons hit to English.
who fumblcd tho ball. Cochrane
took second. English was charged
with an RI FOxx mp. Eall enc,
high. Strike ore. called. Strike
two, called. FOxx hit to English.
who again fnmhled as he started
to throw. And the bases were full.
The ball popped out Of Erglish's
hands as he started to toss it to
Hcrnsby. Miller up. Cochranc and
Simmons scored GU Millcr's single
through the box. FOxx went to
third. Dykes up. Bah one. inside.
Bush threw to first. Foul. strike
n Dykes hit to Bush and Foxx
was out at the Plate, Bash to
Gonzales. Miller went to third and
Dykes to second. Boley up. Ball
one, inside. Strike one, called. Bo-
ley hit to Bush and Miller was out
at the plate, Bush to Gonzalcs.
Dykes went to third. Ehmkc went
out, Mcmillan to Grimm. Two
runs. two hits, two errors, two left.
NINTH INNING, CUBS
Wilson up. Ball one. low inside.
Strike one. called. Ball two, high,
inside. Strike two, called. Will
Q went ont, Ehmkc to F0xx.
Ehmkc was knocked down when
he stopped the ball, and remained
on the ground while players
gathered around him. It vas .
vicious liner and struck him
squarely in the side. Ehmkc stood
up after = moment and returned
to the mound. Cuylcr up. Strike
ono. called. Cuyler hit to Dykes,
who made q wild throw to first
base for q two-basc error. as
Cuylcr went to second. Stephen
. up. Ball enc, outside. Foil
strike one. intn right field stands.
Ball two, high. Foul, strike two,
into stands. Cuy!cr scored on
Stephcnson's single to ccntcrfield.
1t was Stephenson's second hit.
Grimm mp. Strike ono. called.
otrikc TWO, SWING. Urlmm Slngicu
10 right. Stephenson stopping at
second. It was Grimm's second
hit. Blair batted for Gonzales.
Blair up. Strike one. He swung.
Ball one, low. Blair forced Grimm
at second, Dykes TO Bishop. Ste
phens0n went to third. Tolson
battcd for Bush. T0lson mp. Strike
one. swinging. Ball one, inside.
Strike two. called. Ball two, ont
side. Ball three. outside. The Cubs
claimed that Ehmkc had baked
n he bluffed 2 throw, but UNI
pirc KLEIN overrulcd them. T0lson
struck cus, swinging Mt the third
strike. One rum, two hits, ono cr-
ror, two left.
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EXPORT DEMAND FOR
AMERICAN WHEAT
FACTOR IN UPTURNS
Prices Climb in Face Of Report
Stocks Abroad Are Piing
Up at Terminals
ARGENTINE OUTLOOK IS BAD
Expected Europe Will Have to
Come to United States
for Wheat Shortly

Chicago. Oct. Observation-Disclosures by
forecasts that Argentina Is to harvest
only about half as much wheat as
last year. wheat values took a de-
cided upward swing today. Meanwhile
export business in North American
wheat continued active. with indica-
tons that chartering Of ocean-going
for wheat shipments, both from the
Pacific and Atlantic coasts, was as
Stunning increased volume. On the
other hand, the worlds available cup
ply Of wheat showed on increase Of
y ,3s3. 900 bushels for the week.
Wheat closed firm, lAc to lie a
bushel higher than yesterdays finish.
dec. 1886 to Is: March LAP to Las;
May l.46ss. 70 Il to 50
Corn closed at sc eff to Ii to sc
up. dec. 96l2 TO u to s; March
1.C1as to y; May l.O25s to y to ~.
Oats !. to &c advance. Il provl-
3icns ranging from &c decline TO q rise
Of ice.
One Of the factors tending TO lift
Chicago wheat prices to-day vas UNI
favorable reports CT the crop outlook
in Argentina. Gables were at hand
saying conditions for wheat both III
Santa re and Cordoba provinces Of
Argentina arc discouraging to grow
crs. Furthermore, cnc OF the leading
houses in the export trade vas q good
buyer today Of Chicago wheat future
deliveries, and there were adviccs cur
rent indicating that soIne export bus
mess in United States hard winter
wheat had been done overnight.
In other quarters, too, talk was cur
rent that transatlantic demand for
wheat is broadening and that it is OK
pected Europe will have to come to
the United States in earlles. fer wheat
very shortly.
Corn prices toward the last showed
a bulge on account Of scattered com :
mission house buying. Oats were some
what firmer, provisions easier.
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis Oct. B.-(AP)-Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat-No.
dark northern l.35M to 1894: No.
northern l.34M 20 1864: No. l hard
spring 1856 to l.3e: No. ! mixed wheat
1.27H: No. 2 hard winter l.21M ia
$50; No. I dark hard winter l.2lh:
No. 2 durum l.l5; No. l amber. durum
ia: No. I mixed duruIn 1.l0ss to l.20.
Corn. No. 2 mixed. olH.
Oats. No. ; white. 4M to 45A.
Rye. No. I. ooM to oo1.
Barley, No. ; So to So: sample. So
to 90.
Flax. No. I. $685. to $685..
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CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Oct. 8.-lF1-tU. S. d. A.
-Potatoes-reccipts l45 cars. OH track
404. total U. S. Shipments 1923 cars:
trading just fair market barely
steady: Wisconsin sacked round
whites 2.20 to 2.40. few fancy $50:
Minnesota. North Dakota sacked Red
River Ohio's best c.lO to 2.20: ordi-
nary leo up; Minnesota sacked round
whites, Hollandale, $50 to 2.35: others
200 to 2.2O: South Dakota sacked
carly Ohio's go to 2.3O: Idaho sacked
russets $50 to 2.75 occasional fancy
shade higher.
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H BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1879

to 43c: firsts 39la to 4lc: seconds 81
to $3.50.
Eggs steady: receipts TAO cases;
extra firsts 39ia to 40c; graded firsts
38i.c: current flrsts &c., to 37i.c: or
binary firstS 80 to- Csc. Cheese UNI
changed.
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WORK WANTED

GET YOUR ashes hauled. Am haul
ing Tor the n price. Any II
wanting to find out about getting
your ashes hauled by the week,
phone 637-J. +. M. Burch.
CARPENTER will build your home
or garage. Go alterations and re-
pairs. Estimate free. Call phone
9C9-W.
CHIMNEY SWEEP, furnaces and
chimneys cleaned, work guaranteed,
price reasonable. Fnone 500.
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wrNNlpEG WHEAT

Winnipeg. Man.. Oct. 8.-(P-Octo-
Der wheat closed at. l.45#i: No. l
northern, closed at October price: No.
, northern. 27sc under; No. 3 north
crn, &c under; No. 4, lOi2c under.
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RxCuANCE

New York. Oct. e.-M-Foreign
Exchanges steady: Demand: Great
Britain 4.16N: France 3.o1A: italy
SIS: Germany 23.0lh: Norway 26.60;
Sweden 1890: Montreal 08.e7A.
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LIBERTY N CLOSE

LIOE1IX 4 uVNOS
New York, Oct. S.-tHl-Llbcrty
bonds close:
Liberty 3l2's 97.6.
Liberty LIST Z LIS 1913.
Liberty 4th Ass 98.l5.
Treas. AIS 106.l8.
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FEMALE IJELP WANTED

FEMALE IJELP WANTED
GIRLS-Weil trained Beauty Opera
tors are ia great demand, and earn
more money than ether profess
sions. Enroll now and Your future
Is assured. Write Tor information.
LAWRENCE ACADEMY. SIG Nicol-
let Ave, Minneapolis. Mimi.
WANTED-Competent girl for gen
cral hcuscWoI.. Apply in person at
Barker Bakery and ask for Mrs.
Hoffman.
WANTED-Cirl for general house
work, afternoons only. 500 Park
street.
WANTED-Girl Tor general house.
work.. Phone i540-W.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis. Oct. 8.-tP-Flour un-
changed. Shipments $500. Bran
$27. so to $3.50.
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Statesmen

M. & w. Crank Case Oil Heater for
automobile. does away With your
winter oil troubles. Write for ter
ritory. Rex Lindemann. Enderlin,
North Dakota, State Distributor.
WANTED-Radio salesman. Apply
Lock Box A31. Bismarck. ~. ID.
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DISMAACK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell Miller Coz
naanaornhr ~
WOOL

Boston, Oct. 6-(R-Wool: BUYING
Is on strictly hand to mouth basis.
Prices on 50 COS now appear lower
than the SIS and = sos gTade arc .
yet about steady.
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ROOM AND 4

FOR RENT-Nieely furnished room
in modern home with or without
board. reasonable price. Call at
613 Third street or phone 1l50.
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DOCTORS
Doc Dough Speaking
say the cure is simple

Upon knowledge put q ban
We can get q lot more money
With their tonSils in q can.
BUT-at DR.. MacLachlan's Clinic We
will not throw your tonsils into .
can for we do not believe in rernov-
ing tonsils. We would not take q
million dollars for one Of our tom
sils so why should we remove yours.
We CURE diseases without opera
tions by our ALKALINE BLOOD
TREATMENT and our Herbs, Roots
and Bark and our Scientific FOOD
Combinations. We tell you the
TRUTH and show you that the
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HUNDREDS and We can CURE
YOU. Clinic Rooms &C.. Lucas
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KNIFE.
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POULTRY

Chicago. Oct. 8.-tPp-Pcultry alive,
steady. Receipts 4 ars Fowls 20 to
26: springs 81 to q: ROSTERS 10; tur-
keys 20 to 30; ducks l6 to 10: geese 20.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Light truck in first class
condition. give fun description for
best price. would also buy touring
a il cheap. Write Tribune, care
OF Ad. No. az.
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o o RENT

FOR RENT-About Oct. Goth, front
room on ground floor, nicely fur
nished. can be used for light house,
keeping. Hazelhurst Apartments,
all Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-In modern home. nicely
furnished sleeping room. also fur
nished light housekeeping room
with ~kitchcnctte and extra closet.
Call at 623 Sixth street.
FOR RENTING light housekeeping
rooms fully furnished. modern,
ground floor, facing street, clean
and warm. SIT Second street.
Phone 812-J.
FOR RENT-Largc modern room
with twin beds in good home. suit
able for two gentlemen only.
Phone 1852 or call at AIS Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-Tlarec rooms and bath.
COS Third street. Bismarck. Call
Marcovitz Grocery and Army
store. Mandan, N. D. Phone Man
dan 357.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house,
keeping rooms. very warm. clean
and convenient. Bismarck Business
College Building. Inquire at Room
6.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
in modern home with or without
board. reasonable price. Call at
6l3 Third street or phone 1850.
FOR RENT-Very desirable room, hot
water heat, close in. Suitable for
two gentlemen. Call at 1l6 West
Thayer Ave. or phone 1851.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room III modern home, suitable for
one or two. Call at FOG Fourth
street or phone 1410.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
sleeping rooms in modern home.
Close in. Call at BIS Second or
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TRY THE Mohawk for warm COM
Portable rooms and good home
cooked meals. AOl Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Nicc warm furnished
room in modern home. Close in.
Phone 926-J or call at 507 Third
street.
FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished
room in modern home, close in.
Phone l45l or call at 400 Seventh
street.
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pROD5,cE

Chicago. Oct. 8-fHp-Butter steady;
receipts ll.Sl7 tubs: creamery extras
44Nc; standards 44c; extra firsts AZ
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WORK WANTED

WAN1ED-Plaln and fancy sewing to
do. Children from l to Il a special
ty. G13 Third street. Phone 1850.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE-Thc best equipped and
money making cafe between Minot
and Bismarck. terms. Only big
cafe in town. Address Box 1873. I'm
derwood, N. u.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMONDS direct from imported
and cutters at great savings. Guar
anteed. Wrist and pocket watchGl
at bargain prices. Liberal alloWank'
offered on old watches. Cash OF ak
proved credit. Watch repairing (ea
pert work.. Mail orders prompt
taken care of. James w. Mare.
Office at los Third street, south /
Hotel Prince, Bismarck, N. OAK.
COME IN and see our new fall ove1
coats. sheepskin coats, beach JACKIE
and full line Of stock shirts, leathes
jackets. etc. Flannel shirts. husiss
ing mittens and gloves. also a con
plete line of Star Brand boots, shol
and oxfords for men and boys. Car
ital City Clothing Store, Jack Slot
en-. 1871: Fifth street.
FOR SALE-Registercd Shorthor
bulls, red, roam and white. Regi:
tered Oxford and RambouillA
yearling rams. Registered Durt
Jersey bears. Farm So miles mort
Of Bismarck. Strutz and Nagel.
WILL SELL 200 healthy yearlir
hens $1.25 each. purebred Buff orr
ingtons and Buff Leghorn cross,
miles north of Bismarck, old higi
way No. s.. Route No. l. Mrs. Ca
Schulz. =
WANTED-Bring or ship your skunl
and badger furs direct and receis
highest market prices. 'NORTE
ERN" Hide g. Fur Co.. Bisrnarc
". .. Box 265, Sam sloven. ONne
next to Armour Creamery.
FOR sALE-Choice canary sIn9ei
imported German Rollers, ChoppQ
and Harz Mountains. Cages, 80
treats. etc. Phone ll5-J, Jacob N
Dickinson. N. D. Box To. /
FOR SALE-Ash cans. SO gallon 81
pacity. steel drums with one b0ttoe
price soc. Northern Hide = ~;
Co., corner Ninth and Front styoet1
Phone 4O6.
FOR sALE-A gentle pony, WEI
and Shetland mixed With saddle Z
bride. See Mrs. 3. r. 9tyaa
Sunny, n. D..
FOR SALE-Chestcr White mai q
also fIolstein bull. Alex J. Gtou07
Glencoe. N. y.
WANTED-LotS for trade "a = q
Phone 566-j.
E01 SALE
1875 Odds coupcs and oodonA
1925 Chevrolet 4-door sedan.
1874 DurAnt 4 coach.
l026 DurAnt Q coupe.
Ford touring 95O.00.
Also other used carr.
/ We trade and give TERMS.
HEDAmL MOT04 C00g1A1gXs
FON 6ALE&nADD0
FOR 6ALE-orebe rn6Io
speaker. xhono - q ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-08
USED CARS

FOR SALE-Tudor Ford sedan, 1924
model. price $1,000. Inquire at
Hoflman's Cate.