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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-24
Bismarck Students
Win Lions Share Of
HOnOrs in Contests

tCOnttnueo from page one,
George 8. Register. and Miss Lillian
Cook, Bismarck, were defamation
judges.
Results Of the contest follow:
Soprano solo - Ethel Sandin. Bis
inarck. first; Amy Schneider, Under
wood, second.
first: Bernice Temanson. Underwood.
second.
Tenor - Gilbert Benzon, Bismarck,
first: Anchor Totdahl, Mercer, second.
d Baritcns = Elmer Hopper, Under
Boys. small vocal group - UNDER
Girls small vocal group-Thurley
Smell and Frances Macavos, Bismarck.
Mixed small vocal group - Amy
Schneider and Elmer Hopper. Under
wood, first.
Piano solo-Annette Leibolc, Bis
marck, first; Violet Klein, washburn.
Piano duct-1one Noggle and Ruth
Freiss, Bismarck. first.
Violin solo-Llewellyn Killing. Ster-
Clarinet solo - Merle schwantcs.
Bismarck, first.
Brass Observation-Disclosures Lochrke.
:, s GirIs' ,; Flee club division A,-sis-
MIXED chorus division AZ = Bis
Girls slee club division B)-Un-
Mixed chorus division B)-Under-
wood. first:
Typing
Novice (flrSt year)-Hclen Ulsrud,
BlsrnArck, first. 5O.Sl words per min.
ute: Florence Moercklein, Ashley, Sec
ond. 47.O6 words per milHlte: Mar
karet Robinson, Garrison. third, 1923
words per minute.
Amateur (second year, - Arlene
Loeheke. Bismarck, first, 5S.S words
per minute: Mary Miller. Bismarck,
second. 60.S6 words per minute; Vallie
schuldt. Garrison. third, 42.07 words
per minute.
Declamatory
Boys oratory-Hollts Sheldon, Ma
poleon, first ("Give Me Liberty or
give Me Death"); Dale Nordquist, I'm
derwood, second ("Challenge to Patri-
ots"'): Virgil Luyben. Bismarck, third
("The Wand ering Jew").
Boys readinE-Herbert Taisler, Ha-
selton. first .t'Baker's Bluejay Yarn").
Girls declxmatory-Eula Simpkins,
HaSelton, first ("Family Album");
Marjorie Alderman. Bismarck. second
("voice From a Far Country'); Luby
Miller, Bismarck, third ('The Death
Disk").
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SOUTH 81. PAUL LLvEsTocK

soYth St. Paul; April, S + .-.
and yearlings predominating; opening
mixed yearlings at latter price: Jfly
LOTS matured offerings above 100:
she stock in meager supply, STEADY;
beef COWS 6.2S.7.75: helfers S.o0-s.ees
low. cutters and cutters 5,oo-t.IS:
err: practical top medium grades 80;
bulk down to SIS: etockers and feed
ers slow, steady. Celves-1.e0O; IN.
evenly stsesy e g lower; 9o1d
44i aiess-s.seS: fairly active. fully
heavy bhtchersi bulk s160.S%O pound
pound weights S.se.y.st: bulk I'D.
$50 pound butchers e.e0.1.b0; pack
Ing sows. s.50.5.I5: pigs AID light
lights fully etetay; :pets stsonE on
ago cost WednSpday as; welghtgy
shesp-aoe: bidding on most wooded
around $50 tor % pound wsiGhts,
few l05 pound wooded lambs lis;
choice eWeD b.7t.
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M. q. GILMAN co.
q 6O0
ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS

ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS
1T 50 Ia per cent off.
WE ARE overstocked with used cars
and trucks and must sell them as
quickly Is possible. In order to do
50 VIC have cut all prices one-third.
This Is your opportunity to buy that
used car or truck at q price which
you can't equal elsewhere. Come in
early while the stock is still COM
plete.
1870 Chevrolet truck.
1e2e q. M. G. truck.
1914 international truck. i
1925 Oakland sedan.
1925 Oakland sedan.
le96 WHY'S Knight sedan.
1927 Chevrolet coach.
1925 Ford Coupe.
le26 Duisk coupe.
1919 Essox ceaeh. .ts
And . large number Of others, In.
Guiding. nearly all makes and types
ct prices ranging from 5000 and
up.
sTgEN MARMoN COMPANY.
0AOvs eO0VOA0 N2ok A1V1J dAiO &tVOOCvS1V
automobiles
ll6-2nd. Phone 1852.
Bismarck. N. D.
SAVE MONEY
USED CARS
with an O.. K. that Counts
CHEVROLET 1928 coach, has bump
ers. motemeter, and trunk. Tires.
upholstertng and finish r in nice
condition. Motor reconditioned.
Down payment only $4,000.
1879 Chevrolet sedan, In tip-top con-
djtton. Down payment $4,000.
le9o Ford roadster. Model A, thorough
" unconditional. Down payment
9ll9.0o.
lo9e Chevrolet coupe 1366.00.
1877 Chevrolet truck ana cab with
triple grain box. Thoroughly re-
conditioned. $4,000.
We trade and give terms.
CAPITAL CHEvkOLET co.
Phone 49,
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WHEATPRlCES RANGE
Up WITH REACTIONS
CAUSED BY WEATHER
Threatening eIies Over Drought
Belt Offset European Mar.
ksts' Strength

Chicago. April .3t.-lAP)-Increased
northwest and south west sources LED
to wheat price setbacka OF : Is cents
= bnshel COMPARED with top. fisysss
the grain .stabilisation. c~orporation
nov holds an aggregate Of S 10000 600
bushels of wheat actually on hand or
under contract for future delivery.
AeHn'Sw,efaE yas shs q a / fsdsya e farm arm
board had made 2 mistake IN follow
ply and demand attracted much at
Wheat closed unsettled = to 1Hc a
bushel lower than yesterdays finish.
MAJ. l,o3 81; to u; July l.osh; Sept.
Weather over the corn belt was
and blowing planting ID progressing.
Oats followed corn.
Provisions were responsive to hog
market doWnturns.
Germ closed \ te Nc eff. Nay sly
to Il: down, and provisions unchsne:.
Theatening skies over sections OF
domestic winter wheat territory were
drought complaints have again been
day to offset unexpected strength
shown by European markets. Indica-
tions were also that although fresh
export dealings In United States and
Canadian wheat were in progress the
amount did not appear to be Of the
unusual magnitude reached yesterday
and the day before. Under such cir
cumstances. many holders were sell
ing freely to realize profits.
Assertions that government spon-
sored agencies werc letting go of
May wheat on 4 big scale received a
bearish construction In some quar-
tiers. Sharp notice was also taken of
Il statement credited to Secretary
Hyde Of the United States department
Of agriculture that the federal farm
board has not had n intention OF
begging prices of farm products. On
the other hand. Liverpool dispatches
told Of small shipments from Argen-
tina and Australia. and crop experts
here were voicing fears of serious
damage to wheat southwest should hot
weather set in before the coming Of
adequate frequent rains.
Corn swayed with wheat, showing
price gains early but afterward un-
dergoinG downturns. Enlarged re-
celpts in Chicago had bearish ef-
feet. Chicago arrivals OF corn, today
totaled lie cars, against 119 cars q
week ago and Is cars at this time last
year.
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walls, but on the outside more than
1000 fully armed Ohio National
Guardsmen, regular army soldiers
from Fort Hayes. AMI naval reeervists.
were prepared f@ emergency.
Reopen Probe Hearing
As the disorders In the idle house
and the yard continued. investtga-
tors Of the disastrous fire Of Monday
night reopened their hearing In the
prison record office, within 100 feet
OF the gate leading into the prison
proper.
Edward M. Sass. one Of the prison.
ers who aided In rescue work, was the
first witness called before the invoSti-
eating board today. He told the
board 1t was about 20 minutes from
the time he first learned Of the fire
until he was released from his ceuI
by convicts.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES CLOSE LOWER

Minneapolis. Mimi. April 24E-.tAPl
Wheat futures started off on broad
export business and higher cables
but renewed liquidation Of May and
some pressure on July worked prices
down. to a lower closing level.
May closed 1ikc lower: July lie low
er and September &c lower.
Corn futures opened strong but met
with thu" usual pressure n reacted.
There was considerable May Mquida-
tion in May oats: Rye trade Va. with.
was liquidnted quite freely by q cash
house but the market took the offer
ing In pretty good shape. Flax was
slow and dull.
Only q few cars Of cash wheat .
in and demand was. fair. M
Fancy durum sold ~ high rs five
cents over Duluth May durum price.
There was no winter wheat In.
Cas- corn offerings were very light
and demand was steady. Oats demand
was fair to good with offerings very
light. Rye demand was good from
millcrs and offerings were extreme
w light. Barley dema nd was sharp
and offerings were light.
Flax offerings were light ana de.
n(and 2WaS AAQ ~ "a > - r-rx
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ASkNO S0k4A0
FOR SALE-BarEain home with in
come, eight rooms. two baths, five
rooms and bath downstairs. hot wa
ter heat. Roon1y fiat, upstairs. Of
three rooms and bath bringing In
$40 q month. Fine garden spot. Real
bargain at $500. Why pay rent.
Write Q. n. Puydy. City. sl2 Ave. B.
FOR RENT-F1ve room house With
furnace heat, water. also garage and
chicken house, garden space. Locat.
ed at 1905 Front street. OAll 7o6-J
or see A. Schadler 1t 3O3 Seventh
street. Rent 80 Per month, avail.
able May lst.
FOR RENT OR FOR eALE-Lar9e
modern house, newly decorated,
hardwood floors, full basement, hot
water heat, located 1t 6l3 Third
street. Immediate possession. In
Quire at TT T11ayer Avenue Of
phone Ga. w. A. Hughes.
FOR sALE-Five room modern bun9-
allow. basement garage. lawn. trees,
shrubbery. Price reasonable. Small
down payment. TERMS. phone
l0o7 after 8 p. "A.
FOR RENT-Modeen house, az iaf1e
rooms and beth In Htvesstde Adj.
tion. >Aleo luyulshed slooptne roam.
For sale OF rent: Seven garden jcta.
a. 2. shipp.
FOR eAtiE-Nve yooan modofn bvn9-
allow In tins condition. Mise lawn
and trees. located ID WET part Of
town. Write Tribune, n oaro q
Ad. No. o..
r6k 0Af7EW 0Wnef, 3Wel70 rom
III modern 49,. III taUplIhed,
good location - euDd. tpeoqno.
WIN sell o onee. Wft1es A caEe q
"A. No. q.
1UN0xE6W ToG XUdlf1cET0al-
II nv, 5 yunms ana 18th, aooaeo0 q
oue e best soet1bn6 e city. yoe m
SormA1ion inqQlro . - osvenlh
Ho1 R31fT-No t01m ut . -
ond 0opNt 1eato6 warn oot1ob q
oounoG g noS1nH
sszsss. MnssE.6 Z. Ess.'
FoR nx1lT-Qme. haFni6hod q I'm
house ~ Madogns'1 ~ : ~ lo0m
b1pgaloG. ne tsse q 81 ak =.
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STOCK SPECIALIST
VISITS 4-H CLUBS

s. e. Denner, livestock specialist
from the Agricultural college. has
concluded q tour Of Burleieh county
Junior pig. sheep and calf clubs, &C.
companied by A. r.. Miesen, county
agent. The tour was to look over
the animals the boys are raising and
to stimulate interest In increased
membership In existing clubs and, In
the formation OF new ones.
Mr.. Dcnner and Agent Miesen at
tended q community meeting 1t Brad
dock Monday evening, and also In
spected all the calves. pigs and sheep
being raised by members Of the jun.
Tor All club In that place-the club
being composed Of both Emmons ana
Burleigh county fHnmers' Sons. A
meeting also was held with Don Nc.
Donald. local leader.
Monday the pigs being handled BY
the boys OF the Apple Greek pig club
also were inspected. Wednesday the
and Sterling pig club mem.
bers were visited and their pigs In
spected. Three Of the members OF
the Sterling club IRE raising - plgs.
has not yet been completed
at Sterling and the e pigs ere ex-
to b considerably increased
later.
A visit to the Canfield town9hip
consolidated school vas net eomp1ot.
"a. and MI. Denner and Agent Ntooon
Will make another visit to the plAoe
to definitely organise . girls club md
. boys pc club.
u visit Was mede 70 Clear IAke
where . conference was
held with = group u bo0s ana 0iBls
interested In the formation q Z poul-
try club.
Today County Agent Nienen went
to Trygg township 70 organise Z puul.
try club. A meeting W. bald thB
ct the 0pangeot6 /. hama.
Friday HI win hold = mestipG$at *hes
West etbley school In eib1ey township.
and north Of McKen1ie. whoee he ex-
poets to organ1De q poultry club.
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WANTED-Ambitious, industrious
person to introduce and supply the
demand for Rawleigh ifIousehold
Products In East Morton, Kidd4r
county and other localities In the
south west section Of North Dakota.
$3.50 to $500 a month or more prof.
it. Rawleigh Sales and Service
Methods get business everywhere.
i. No selling experience required. We
supply Products, outfit-everythine
you need. Profits should increase
every month. Lowest prices: best
values: most complete service. w. T.
Rawleigh Co., Dept. ND-322, MIN
neapolis, MINI.
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NEW YORk

New York. April 24.-tAP)-Butter
steady: receipts 16.1O7; cheese steady;
receipts l7O.O79.
Eggs steady: receipts 4o.4S1.
Mixed colors. regular packed, close
" selected extra first 26E to 26 IA;
First 25h to 3-4; storage packed first
36x to 3.l; other grades unchanged.
Poultry live Irregular. Broilers by
freight 30 to 35c; by express 20 to Acc.
Dressed. steady.
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$6ooo.oo
FIVE ROOM, brand new single bun
ealow. east front. spic and span.
1l200.O %
FIVE ROOM bungalow. all modern.
close in. q real bargain.
$4,000
EIGHT ROOM house. south front,
splendid trees, hot water heat.
$13O0!00
FIVE ROOM house, south side. bath,
cloee In. Absolutely the best bar.
gain In IT. clags in the city.
$4,000
Six ROOM modern cottage. east
front.
$5000.00
FIVE ROOM. stucco bungalow. east
front. attached garage, brand new.
just move right in aS though you
had, built It yourself.
4o3O0.0O
BEAUTIFUL. brand new stucco
dwelling. attached garage, every
modern convenience, fire place. all
big roosus, not quite complete and
can be finished to suit taste Of pur-
chaser.
BuiLDINo LOTS: hundreds Of them
In all parts OF the city o. prices to
suit any purse.
THE MOST COMPLETE LIST Of
houses, lots and farm lands I have
r. =. YOUNG.
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fOTAT0ES

chicago. April 3l.-(ApIU. 3. Dept.
2ss, total q. s. sHipmsnts 7Sf cars:
old stock trading fair. market steaoyi
Wisconbin sacked round whites 500
to 3.2S: Minnesota 1acke4 rOun4
russets SIS to 800. Few 400; new
stock trading rGkher slow. lnArkst'
firm: Texas ssckeA. Bliss Trismbps
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= 1%4HH&F nn1f$ St4&
01zx iJDzUQoo
SIX ROOM NEW MoDGJ1N GEQ6
90 bungalow. hot wAt@ honk
closed ncrchs m1ny hoa1t-tu -
tures. eales ujca,1oDo0so0. 1eS111
ak ROOM NEW sTUooo suM0A-
low. heated Safage attacoo1, HoE1>
wood llooeS, flreplaoe. full $780,
meuts furnace heat, raiu0G114N
taxes. 0al6s pe3ce ooooo9A SQ9El
attractive terms.
SEVEN NOON MopnDM EMus
story houee. tour bedroqUna, 6utqe1ty
garage. cl0oe IN locaAoGn. 001oo
pftcs el6oo0o. TERMS.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN TWO
story stuoco house. haydWuod looess
full patttttoued basomout. hot -
ter heat. garage akto9ood. oo1tt6~
psios e7soo.uo. Very r~sesu0aa6S
terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BuNoAIOw.
hardwood 1loors, fun be6odDkuk.
Furnaces heat, detached 64416a.
Sales price e9o00y00. Tsgm&
SIX ROOM NEW MODERN puNo-
allow. incloeed porch. TIM basenout,
hot air heat, close In location. uol1o
price 363o0.00. Terms.
FOUR ROOM VERY Mon1RN
new bungalow, hardwood 1l0ces, fun
basement, furnace heat, nica lawn.
good location. Sales price oe3oov00.
Terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
full basement, furnace heat, hard
wood floors, close in location. 9a16a
price 3320o.00. ~
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
inclosed porch. full basotneuk. fur
mace heat, hardwood floors. fun
lot. Sales price $4l5o.oe. Good
AND
MANY OTHER ATTRAvTTVE AND
desirable homes ct prices that ore y
right. Also number Of income
properties.
D D REAL ESTATE {.
AGENCY n
webb Block. phoGe q.
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CHICAGO 4 ! GRAIN

Chicago, April cA-(AP)--Wheat
No. Sl.0s; No. Red $1.o3; No. 3
Corn, No. 2 mixed. s3c; No. / yell
low 81 Nc; No. l white. Sihc: sample
grade 81 to 73c.
oats, No. :. white, 4:6 to 44c.
Rye. no sales.
Timothy seed. 800 to $50.
Glover seed. SLIGO to 1876.
Lard, 1896.
Ribs. 1916.
Bellies, 400.
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STATESMEN

Statesmen WANTED to handle the
highest 'class securities that are az.
Tered TO the public. Drawing &C.
count and commission. Can 60 any.
where In North Dakota. Apply 70
z. G. Remington & Son. Bismarck.
North Dakota.
statesmen for Interstate Oil Co.
Inc, established line Of tractor and
automobile oils. Fully guaranteed.
Lists Of customers furnished. Write
r. r. Swain, Grand Pacific Hotel,
Bismarck, N. p.
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM modern house, close in,
east front, SO foot lot, 2 bed rooms,
for $500. on liberal terms.
FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed
rooms. sun parlor, hot water heat,
heated garage, comparatively new,
desirable, near school, on terms.
FIVE ROOM new modern stucco
Spanish bungalow. 2 bed rooms, fire
place. stucco garage attached. east
front, near school, very desirable,
immediate possession.
NEW MODERN stucco bungalow, 2
bed rooms, oak floors, fire place,
breakfast nook. room finished In
basement, basement plastered, new
stucco garage, very desirable. on
Fifth street.
DESIRABLE FIVE room modern
bungalow, close In, for rent.
r,wH ~ ~~~~~~--
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WANTED no RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-By responsibIe
party, q large. well ventilated fur
llished room with q private en-.
trance or q one room furnished
apartment. Write Al. No. 90. In
care Of the Bismarck Tribune.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1880
PL0u

M,nnespcii:. MINI. April s7.-tAP,
Flour five cents lower. In carload
lots family patents quoted At GAS to
SIS : barrel In 90 pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 27,712.
Bran $500 to 1850.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WE FORECAST monthly htghs Of
lows and aim to make 500 profit,
for ourselves and our clients. on in
vestment In wheat futures. Write
us for free sample forecasttng .bulle-
tins, also Geographic service. Union
Market Service. Fargo. North, Da-
kota.
FOR SALE-The fixtures and stock
of the Mcdonald Hotel Cafe ct
Mandan. Mrs. E. H. Sautner.
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Lost Ann FOUND

LosT-Thursaay evening 81 April II
on u. 8. Highway No. o between
Motif ana fIaxelton, q block leath-
er travelling bag containing ladies
and chlldrens clothing. Finder
kindly notify I'LL. Jenner, Lehr, N.
Oak.
LOeT-A black and white Water
Spaniel. Answers to name Of Lady.
Reward. Return. to SIS Fourth
street or phone 1901.
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rm1cACn Cure,Sr

Chicago. April 24.-tAP)1rheese-
per h.: Twins. 10 to 19i2c; daisies,
1917 to 2oc: Longhorns, 1919 to 3-lc;
Young Americas. 90 to 2Okc: brick,
is to 1Shc; limburger. 2Sc; Swiss, 80
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GEO. M. REGISTER.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FoR SALE
FOR sAtE-Loyd reversible baby
cab. Excellent condition. Phone
1923.
FOR sALE-New refrigerator. Never
been used. Phone $50.
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Weather Report

Temperature at I q. nj. .......... Il
Highest yesterday ........s..... 81
Lowest last night ............. 81
Precipitation to Z a.. nj. .......... 90
Highest wind velocity ........... IL
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WEATHER.

For bismarck and vicinity: Increas-
Ing clOudincss tonight, followed by
p%crature.
For North Dakota: Increasing
cloudiness tonight. followed by show
ers Friday. Slowly rising temperature.
GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS
a. high-pressure area, accompanied
by fair, cool weather, exists from the
plains states eastward TO the Great
Lakes region. Temperatures were be-
low freezing in the Red river valley
this morning. Low pressure. accom-
panied by precipitation and warmer
weather, extends from the Rocky
mountain region westward to the
north Pacific coast.
River stage at Z q. ~, 81 feet; "a.
hour change, drop OF. 0.2 foot.
Bismarck station barometric pres
sure. 24.4S inches: reduced to sea level,
1881. ORRlS w. ROBERTS,
Meteoroloeist.
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~ A. W80Cy A0
FOR RENT-on first floor. three
room furnished apartment with
kttchenette and lavetosy, private
entrance. On second floor single
furnished front room and Kitchen
cite. garage also for rent. Call
1t 422 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-TWo room nicely fur
nished apartment. gus for ceokine,
private entrance. Also for sale:
Upright piano In excellent condi.
tion. Call 1t 900 Seventh street at.
er 500 p. m.
AVAILABLE May lst, deslr1ble
apartment either furnished ar IN.
furnished with private bath and
electric stove. College Building.
Phone 1863 Or apply to jauitor third
floor.
FOR RENT-May first. one all Md
ern furnished front apartment
with frtgidaire aud electric stove.
X CAL at I'll Avenue A or phone
l266.W.
FOR two larTe room
apartment partly furnished, On first
floor, private entrance from street.
close Ia. Call a* llo T1Tst street.,
rear.
FOR RENT-Three roam un{ufnI96od
apartment with kttchenette. private
bath and private entrance. Phoae
696-J Or call at 1905 fifth street.
FOR RENT-Three Toom 7uInlIE06
or unfurnished basement apartment
with private bath. Gall q III
Tenth street Or phone esd.
FOR RENT-N0rnished, al0o un3GF.
nished apaStments, modern With
General Electric re~fEigeratoE& oo1
D.. r. 8. Enge.
LIGHT HOU0EKEErIN0 room. N.
nished for two adults. No chIdron
$4,000 monthly. Phone lo1o. ~
West Rosser.
FOR R6NT-WeN 3urnlS60d I'M
housekeeping apartment with 03na.
daire service. al nth. Ihnno ~.
Hazelhurst.
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FHMAlE HELP WANTED

F4dAlE HELP WANTED
$1,000 Permanent waves $500.
$3.50 Croquinole waves $3.50.
BY expert operator at The Califor.
MIA Permanent Wave Nook, lO2
Third street. Bismarck. Phone 7s2.
W~ANTED-Ladies for pleasant out
door work, and make 1900 to $500
an hour. Give name and home.
Address in first letter. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. 81.
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MALE, aElP WANTED
WANTED-Honest, Trustworthy man
to retail Wards Old Reliable Pure
Health Products In Purleigh county.
Finest and most complete line Of
high quality merchandise for farm
trade. Real opportunity for indus
trious men. Be independent with
your own established business. Our
products are actual home and farm
necessities. Write for particulars.
Or. Wards Medical Co., Winoua,
MINI. Established 1856.
LEARN BAHHER1N0. Exceptional
opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo-
Ter Barber College. Established
1893. Fargo. N. D.: Butte. Mont.
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RATES

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minimum charge % conta Oop4
lAust b received q the Tribune q.
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same day u Tie regular classlfis6
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USED CARS

USED CARS
BIsMARCK's BIGGEST BARGAIN
Each week we offer one Used Car
Bargain for below cost. Price for
THIS WEEK ONLY. Here each week
you can stretch your Dollar to the
limit.
$07ye0 Cash
with $17.33 q month
o.
$2S7y0o Cash
NASH SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN. Seat
Govern; Motometer with lock; Heat.
er: Disc Wheels; Very Good Tires;
Mirror and Wiper: Bumpers: Excel
lent Duoo finish.
Compare this Six cylinder Dollar
for Dollar value will, any other Used
Car.
SAVE Slls.ee THIS, WEEK
See this car today. Your oppor-
tunity to buy High-0 Grade, Dependa-
BILE Transportation at an unheard Of
Price.
M. .. GILMAN co.
= Phone 6O8
Dodge Brothers Cars and The Ply.
mouth.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop
; erty, 1920 Hudson coach, like new.
Write complete details. in care Of
Tribune No. 80.