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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-12
WHEATPRICES turn.
UP ON ARGENYINE'S
HALF CROP REPORTS
Chances Of South American Re.
cuperation Fast Disappear.
ing Through Drouth
FOREIGN BUYING FEATURES
Persistent unfayorabje Moisture
Conditions IN Australia
Also Reported

Chicago. Sept. 12.-R,-With re-
ports current suggesting that drought
has cut the Argentine wheat crop
down half, wheat prices today -ad-
vanced to about Sc . bustel above
figures prevailing q hours ago. Fol
the last seven weeks. there has been
only 0.3 inch rain fall in Argentine
wheat territory. On today's advance
in prices, however, heavy profit-tak-
Ing sales here caused a reaction that
wiped out much Of today's gains.
Wheat closed unsettled N to &C
above yesterdays finish tSept. l.36;
Dec. l.43a4 to Ia: May 2.53A to ~.
Corn closed "a to lc down. Sept.
1895: Dec. l.0l* to "a: May LOS,
Oats unchanged to &c off, and pro-
visions unchanged to q rise OF l2c.
Active foreign buying Of future de-
liveries Of wheat here was an out
standing feature at times today, and
was closely associated with news OF
increasing damage from drought In
Argentina. Meanwhile. the Argen-
tine forecast pointed to higher tenn
peratures and more dryncSS. Per-
sistent unfavorable moisture condi-
tions in Australia were also reported.
An official estimate today that the
wheat acreage Of Argentina Is 3 1-2
per cent under last years total tend
cd further to strengthen wheat values.
There were also Argentine adviceS to-
day that lack OF sub-soil moisture has
become an important factor In the
crop situation. significance was like
wise attached to Liverpool closing
quotations today for future deliveries.
showing 2 pence to ? 3-4 pence ad-
vance. q gain considerably more than
was looked for, Notwithstanding as
sertions Of absence Of demand at
Liverpool for actual wheat.
Corn was somewhat firmcr. Oats
reacted late with other grain. Pro.
visions were somewhat firu1cr.
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RANGE on CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. Sept. l2.-(P,-Rangc
OF carlot grain sales: Wheat. No. /
hard spring LA to LAT: No. l dark
northern l.43 to LAS 5-8: No. 2 mixed
loo l-2: No. 2 dark hard winter l.43
Ia: No. 2 amber durum 100 IL; No.
I red durum lis l-2.
Corn, No. 2 white 06 Sd.
Oats. No. 3 white l.48 l-2 to l.48
50; No. 2 feed sc.
Rye. No. / 100 7.8 to 1.Ol.
Barley, No. : special CSC: No. 3 &C
to &C.
Flax, $40 to $40: two cars $50.
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Programs II Central Standard time. An tina Il > A. !,
NaSeleneths 90 left Of call letters. klocycles ON RIG
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2 HOmemakers Clubs
Organize Near Stanley
Tribune Special Scrvicc)

Stanley. N. D.. Sept. 1.-TWO new
Homemakers clubs in Mountrail
county, one at Coulec and another in
Brookbank and Alger townships, have
recently been added to the roles.
Sewing has been named the major
project Of each club. officers Of the
Coulec club arc Mrs. A. B. Davick,
president: and Mrs. Charles Russell.
secretary. Mrs. r. E. Ogden is presi-
dent Of the other new club, Mrs. Pan
Ger. secretary: and Mrs. G.. Bake and
Mrs. Math Restad. local leaders.
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FOR RENT-One large furnished
light housekeeping room on ground
floor. faces front. Can also be used
Tor sleeping room Call at Sl7
Seventh street or phone 98l n.
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CHICACO CASH GRAM

Chicago. Sept. l2.-tFD-Wheat. No.
2 red l.34 l-2 to l.36 l-2: No. l hard
1856 IL to 1.37: No. 2 yellow hard
l.33 3-4 to 1.35 3.4; No. l northern
spring 1856 l-2.
Corn. No. l mixed l.04; No. l yellow
l.04; No. ! white l.04: sample grade
white Loo.
Oats, No. ? white - "a to 81 lac.
No. 4 white 48 to lac; sample grade
IS to 47c.
Rye, No. l 1.04 Ia to "a; No. 2
l.Ol to l.O4 Ia.
Timothy seed 4.84 to $50.
Clover seed 100 to 1000.
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BOARDERS

BOARD AND ROoM-Nica large
front room suitable for two. Also
for sale: Dining table and chairs.
Call at 100 Second street or phone
67l-W.
WANTED-Roomers and boardcrs.
also table boarders by the week or
month. Home cooking. 81 Fourth
street.
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FOR RENT-In modern home. AZ
attractively furnished room has
three windows and large closet
Young lady preferred. Call at SO
Ave. % or phone l222-J.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-I1ousehold furniture, in
Guiding Hoffman piano, Radiola
No. II. sun porch set. Singer sew
inc machine. bed complete. Win
chester shot gun 16 gauge. high
chair. coaster wagon and other
small items. Phone 346-M or call
at 4l3 Ninth street.
FOR SALE-Household furniture,
consisting of rugs. floor lamps,
c%hiffonler. rocking chairs. straight
chairs, beds, mattress. springs, IL
brary table, kitchen table and many
other items. Call at 719 Fifth street,
or phone 1599-W.
FOR SALE-Small table. dining o
table and chairs. rugs, china closet.
floor lamp, brown leather couch,
three pairs Of high hunting boots.
electric p~ercolator and dishes. Call
at 225 Ave. A vest or phone 693.
Mrs. A. w. Lucas.
FOR SALE-Daybcd with anc ends,
blue tapestry upholsterlng With
separate pillow. Waysaglcss spring,
$3.50. Also Edison photograph,
S2o5OO model, with SO records for
sos. 90. Phone OCT.
FOR SALE-Ono daybcd, three burn
e. Perfection Oil steve. 2 rockers. l
full size bed. l c%liffonier. All in
good condition and reasonably
priced. Call al 423 Tenth.
FOR SALE-Chiffioner, mirror, kitch-
Ell cabinet. daybed and other furni-
ture. Call at POT Mandan street.
FOR RENT-Piano. in first class con-
dition. Call at BOB Seventh Street.
BARGAINS in used furniture. Ken
nelly Furniture CO.. Mandan. N. p.
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FLOrIR

Minneapolis. Sept. l2.-tP,-Flour
l0c higher. In carload lots. family
patents quoted at $7.95 to sos a bar
rel In % pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 42.074.
Bran 5000 to 81 on
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FOR RENTING or three room fur
nislled or unfurnishcd apartment.
private bath. three closets and store
room. private entrance. Call at
Boz Second street. Phone 1050-R.
FOR RENTING OF three room
furnished apartments in the Lau-
rain apartments. City heat, al
ways hot water. B. +. Flanagan,
phone 3O3.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished three
room warm apartment on second
floor. $500 Call at 1914 Broad
way or phone 499-M.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd two room
apartment with kitchencttc. private
bath and private entrance. Call at
4O4 Ave. F..
FOR RENT-FurEishcd and unfur-
n!shed apartments at the Rose
apartments. 2l5 Third street. r. w
Murphy.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

O710
Minneapolis, Sept. l2.-H1-U. S.
D. A.)L0ood wire inquiry. demand
light, market firm. Carloads F. o. b.
shipping point. based On delivered
sales less are transportation charges,
sack cvt. Early Ohios, sack cwt.
Round Whites. U. 8. No. l and partly
graded, few sales, $3.50.
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90. o.. k94l 6Spt. A1.-HD-NO. =
D. AJ-Cattle. 2.100: opening MOD.
crately active. fully steady at weeks
uneven .upturn: ia steers and year.
lings IN moderate supply. mostly
kinds saleble l1oo 70 lAyo0: several
short load native erassers l0.96:
palmer kinds 80: she stock md cut.
tiers Ia meAger supply, unchanged:
bulls fully STEADY: stockers and feed.
err slow. about steady: calves. l.2o0:
talking y to - lower, largely le'oo
20 1851.
iloes. 500: carly trade mostly
steady, top as: bulk 10 70 10 pound
weights go to o.76: other medium
and heavy butchers scarce. mostly
Cts to go: packing sows 7.76 70 100
Or better: bulk pigs go: averags cot
wednesday o.lo: weight 40.
Sheep. lyo00: active. strong % =
higher Tor botter Grads native lambs:
Ills to l3.76 Tor light sorts; heavy
lambs 1000: common grades 40,
about steady: yearling wethefs 49, 70
80: TT ewes 10 packers 80 70 500:
native Sseding lambs 80 % li.00.
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Chicago. Sept. l2.-P-tU6.D.A.)
Receipts II cars, OH track
io2. total United States shipments
TIC cars. trading slow. market Just
about steady. Wisconsin sacked
Round Whites northern section 1910
to 400 mostly 42.75: central section
sass to 2y66; Minnesota sacked Round
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PRINTING

Printing concerns desiring 10 pre-
sent proposals for printing the De-
ccmher, 1929. issue Of Ear Briefs. tie
annual proceeding number. Will
please write the undersigned for
specifications and sample Of work.
Requests mus, be on hand by Sep
cnlber 20. 1872.
L. l.. WENZl:L. Secretary.
State Ear Association.
9I1l-12 Bismarck, n. JAN.
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CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. II. ~ tPy Butter,
steady: receipts 4,0S7 tubs. Prices
unchanged.
Eggs. steady: receipts 1901 cases.
Prices unchanged.
Cheese unchanged.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Sept. i2.-tF-Wool: Man.
ufacturcrs continue to show a desire
to trade on domestic and medium but
the graded offerings Of these are re-
stricted and sales Of only 4 moderate
quantity are reported. Prices arc
strong.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMONDS direct from import<
and cutters at great savings. Gus
anteed. Wrist and pocket watch
at bargain prices. Liberal allowan
offered on old watches. Cash or q
proved credit. Watch repairing G
pert work.. Mail orders prornp(
taken care Of. James w. Mari
Office at l08 Third street, south
Hotel Prince. Bismarck, N. Dak.
WE JUST received our full line o. q
jackets, stag shirts, flannel shtE.
heavy blazers. gloves. also = ca
pletc line Of Star Brand boo
shoes and oxfords. Open eveuinl
Capital City Clothing Store, q
Sloven. 1914 Fifth street.
FOR SALE-Registered shoFtho'
bulls. red. roam and white. Re-
tered Oxford and Rambouil|
yearling rams. Registered Du1
Jersey bears. Farm 81 miles No.
Of Bismarck. Strutz and Nagel.
FOR sALE-Labrador ana ohol
peake puppies from retrieving oto(
males SIS. females $3.50. ship at
weeks. Guaranteed to please. FL
z. Alexander, Scobey. Montana.
FOR sALE-diant home 0foWn I
yellow with gold markings. n
good boomers. 75c per d00on p1n1
Phone 7o5-J. Call Or Writo =
Nelson, sos West Main.
xd-E
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New York. Sept. II. tRy- Foreign en-
changes irregular. Demand: Great
Britain. 4O 3-l6: France. 800 7-8:
italy. 5.22 7-l6h: Germany. 1918;
Norway. 1851: Sweden. 1910; Mon
treal, 1884 SO.
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wheat closed at $685.: No. l north
erin closed at lc under October: No.
2 northern. &c under; No. 3 northern,
Sac under; No. 4 northern, l4,:c
under.
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NEW YORK BUTTER

New York. Sept. l2.-(F-Butter
steady: receipts l5.ll4. Creamery
higher than extra IS IA to as "a;
extra t02 scorc) As 3-4: first (88 to
81 ScoreD - 3.4 to IS Ia.
Cheese steady: receipts 205 ,5l2.
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jamestown, Sept. l2.-1R-John
Hertel, II. pioneer Of Melville. died In
. local hospital "wednesday night
from heart disease. Hertel. horn In
Russia, came to this community Ia
1904.
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BIDS WANTED

EiIs 10 supply the Bismarck Hos
piial with Grade A milk for II Year
will he accepted up to September 18th.
1929. when the bids will he opened.
We reserve the right to reject "a or
all bids
THE BISMARCK HOSPITAL.
g/6-1I-14
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RATES

New York. Sept. Ia Ho - Call
money easier. 8 per cent all day.
Time loans steady. Thirty days 81
to 8 per cent, so to 90 days g.. to q
per cent. four to six months 81 to 8
per cent.
Prime commercial paper 6 to 81 per
cent.
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Chicago. Sept. IL. - az - Poultry
alive. steady. Receipts S cars. Fowls
%; springs IS to 20. springs No. 2. 10:
orollers 26: ROSTERS q: turkeys 20
10 80; ducks l8 to "a: geese 10.
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statesmen

SALESMEN-With cars; make $500
daily selling service suits. coats, d.
rect to oil stations. garages. cream
cries. etc.. Leeman Co. 25 Washing
ton Ave. N. MplS.
WANTED-Radio salesman. One
who Is experienced and knows Ra-
dios. Write Ad. No. l3, care Of the
Bismarck Tribune.
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FOR S~ALE-RADIOS

FOR SALE-All electric radio. priced
to sell at once. Also enc 20 gauge
double barrel shot gun. Call at AL
Ninth street.
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POSITION WANTED

1OOBX1ON WAN III
WANTED-position III general office
work, can take dictation. Six years
experience. Best of reference. Write
Tribune. II OF Ad: Nc. Is.
POSITION desired by s~tcnographcr,
good reference. Write Tribune, care
of Ad. No. 10.
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Whites $3.50 to ITS; sacked Early
Ohios $3.50.
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DOCTORS


You may drive Nature out by the door
Through the window she'll come back
a flying
They may cut out your gall bladder.
let out your gore.
But in misery and pain you'll be dy-
ing.
The knife AN not cut your disease
from the blood
For Gods sake then why keep Oh try
ing?
BUT-If YOU visit the Clinic Of Dr..
r. NJ. MacLachlan tIIarvardD you
will not have to be cut to pieces for
We do not believe in operations. for
we know that disease Is caused by
poisons circulating in the blood and
can not be removed with a knife.
BY our Alkaline Blood Treatment.
Herbs. Roots and Bark and scientif-
ic food combinations VIC have cured
Hundreds and VIC can CURE YOU.
Clinic rooms 6-8. Lucas Block, Bis
marck. mo KNIFE.
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LfBERTY BONDS CLOgE

New York. Sept. l2.-E-Libcrty
bonds. close:
Liberties 3l:'s 07.l8.
Liberties LIST 4'a's 1922.
Liberties 4th ~ S 1924.
Treas. 4t1 AIS 1924.
Treas. 4th as 1O6.l6.
Treas. As 1920.
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An increase over previous years, 600
Chineee have been depoTted o. 'un.
6oDtroblei' ~ the Philippine Islands.
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FARM LAND

FOR SALE--A good farm of l60 acres,
:, miles west Of Freda. N. D., with 5
room house, barn, two wells and
windmill, chicken house and other
buildings. Price $1,000 per acre.
For terms and particulars write A.
r. Lcin. Frcda. N. Oak.
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MALE nEIP WANTED

WANTEO-At once. men or women
representatives to demonstrate Nu-
Way Mending Fluid and other new
products. Write State Distributor,
Anton Isaacson, Wilton, N. D.
WANTED-High. school boy to work
in a clothing store after school
hours and Saturdays. Write Trib-
une in care of Ad. No. 18.
MEN-Learn b~arbering. Catalog free.
Moler Barber College. Butte, Mont.
Fargo, N. D.
WANTED-First class cook. man or
woman. Call 50.
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EOR 6ALE-l6 gauee 1914 modeI
winchester repeating shotgun. Can
,. =. Hitchcock, Office phone 81:
Aftef %:10 ,. n. phone l3ol.2 q
cal 81 10 Az. J.
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Wh1ee beee ~ bs4we1 mu1troesms
now o1eW. q ; Ae411ooo. W.,
beeNogY.
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WINNIPEG WHEAT CLOSE
Winnipeg. Sept. l2.-(H-Octobcr
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-FurniShed light house
keeping apartment. also a front
room on first floor With housckeep-
ing privileges. Light. water and
heat furnished. Call at GA Eighth
street.
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ROOMS O E

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-TwO rooms for liohf
housekeeping, on ground floor. Ca
for cooking. Convenient to bath,
Private entrance. Close to capitol
and schools. Call at 8l8 Seventh
or Phone 30O-W.
FOR RENT-One large furniShed
light housekeeping room on ground
lloor. faces front. Can also be used
for sleeping room. Call at ST.
Seventh street or phone 981-R.
FOR RENT-1n modern home, an
attractively furnished room has
three windows and large closet,
Young lady preferred. Call at 81
Ave. d OF phone 1921.
FOR RENT-Two large Furnished
rocms newly decorated IN modern
home. with board. Reasonable rates
Phone c04-J. Ill Washingtor
street.
FOR RENT - Furnished room n
strictly modern home. suitable fo}
one Or two. Close in. Call at 81
Sixth street. Phone ll5l-R.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
l5xl0is It. with kitchenette and
closet. use Of friGidaire. Ill FiftssI
street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Large furnished sleep
ing roo III modern home, suitable
for II or two. board il desired
Phone 1914.
FOR RENT-Laree front room WITH
clothes closet. nicely furnished
suitable for two. Call at 30 SecI
oncl street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
ing 0 III modern home. Close III
Call at 222 West Main Ave. PhonI
1513-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room
modern home. conveniently locateI
for capital employees. 93l Eight
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeptuI
room for gentleman, very close RI
Phone l573-W or call at 2l9 sevent
street.
FOR RENT-Pleasant room. suitabI
fo. two, also garage for rent. P1or}
1598-R. AZ Avenue d.
70. RENT-Small sleeping roo
with clothes closet and single be(
AL Fifth. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleeF
ing 20 in modern home. Call I
SOL Ave. D.
FOR RENT-Two rooms BY day :
week o. month. AL Ave. A. Phct
679-J.
FOR RENT-Finc room upstair
Heat. light and water. Phone 552-V
FOR RENT-Sleeping room at Z
Sixth streA Phone 43l.
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WANTED-Competent maid. Must
be good cook. References required.
Call at lO3 Ave. B west.
WANTED-Competent girl to assist
with general hOuscWork. No cook
ing. Call at 8O2 Ave. b.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mattresses.
Ideal Lunch. Mandan, N. u.
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USED CARS

HAVE S42d.O 90 credit on new Oakland
car with Stair Motor Co. Bismarck.
Will sell same on IL per cent dis
count. Write Tribune in care OF
Ad. No. II.
FOR SALE CHEAP--Three ton /. II.
G. truck In fair condition. Good
tires all around. II. G. Lcupp, Stan
ton. NJ. ID.
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FOP RENT - Furnished room n
strictly modern home. suitable To-
one Or two. Close in. Call at 81
Sixth street. Phone ll5l-R.
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FOR RENT-Two large furnished
rooms newly decorated IN moderri
home. with board. Reasonable rates.
Phone c04-J. Ill Washinetorj
street.
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F. E. N
LOST

LOST-On highway No. 10, between
New Salem and Taylor. new .oil
Field Special" Goodrich truck tire.
size 81 X s. Finder kindly return to
Northern Hide and Fur Co.. BIS.
marck. for reward.
LOST-Dodgc car key No. 735 on
ring of four other keys. Finder
please return to 8O8 Seventh street.
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MrNNEAPoLrs cAsR crose

Minneapolis. Sept. l2.-N9-Wheat
receipts today 2Se compared to 72S Z
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
ing room III modern home. Close ID
Call at 90 West Main Ave. Phon|
1513-W.
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FOR RENT-Large furnished sleep
ing room III modern home, suitable
for one or two. board If desired
Phone 1914.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE-First class meat market
and grocery. only meat market ia
town of 700 population. Fully
equipped. Wenzel Bros, owners.
Drayton, N. q.
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HOUSES AND a

FOR RENT-October first, furnished
SIX room house. Modern. close in.|
Write Tribune. care Ad. No. IA.
FOR RENT-Six room modern housa
at 70l Front street. Phone 32l.
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FOR RENT-Well furnished room
15xl0ls #. with kitchenette anc
closet. use of frigidaire. al FIT
street. Phone 273.
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TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Nodern five roam house.
0oe George N. Hngioter.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room X
modern home. conveniently locate,
for capital employees. 93l Eight
street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-12

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-16
DRESS CONTEST
VICTORS NAMED
Three Girls Awarded Right
To Compete In State
Meet AT Dallas

Winners in the girls clothing
contest of the Brownsville high
school were selected late Monday
after two hours OF judging 40 can
didates, and Mary Jones, Cherrille
de Bardeleben and Corrine Walker
were selected to go to the state
meet in Dallas.
The winners in three clasSifica-
lions, school dress, travelling cos
tune and street or church IS
tune, were selected from 40
trants who previously had been
chosen from an original class Of
lis.
The work of a number Of girls
not chosen as winners will be sent
to Dallas to compete in an exhibit
where workmanship will be judged.
Entries in this contest are to be
selected later.
1t was announced by Miss Anna
Mary Small, teacher OF the class,
that in the event any Of the first
place winners are unable to go to
Dallas, second place winners will be
permitted to represent the school.
The party will leave for Dallas on
the night Of April 80, the contest
there being on May Q, 3 and 4.
The winners we're:
School dresS-Mary Jones, first;
Helen George, second; and Mar
garet Huffaker, third.
Travelling costume-Cherrille de
Bardeleben, first; Maria Robinson,
second; Eta Carol Thomas, third.
Street or church coStume-Cor-
rine Walker, first; Shirley Slower,
second; and Dorothy Ann Schmidt,
third.
The judges were Mrs. A. II. Fer
nandez, Mrs. John Hunter and
Miss Mary McCollum. Physical n.y.
giene of the entrants was conSid-
cred along with the costumes.
Funds with which to defray the
expenses of the contestants and a
chaperone were realized from a
benefit picture shown at the Queen
thater here last Friday. Miss Small
and Miss Myrtle Jennings, who as
sisted with the arrangements, *
pressed appreciation to John Fan
ming, manager of the theater for
his liberality in permitting the
school to raise the fund.