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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-27
DOCTORS
John Doe was vacciuated
His arm began to swell

Jonn doe was vacCluated
His arm began to swell
The surgeon looked 1t over
Said. 1T has taken well"
A while he suffered misery
Broke out with chicken.pox
They called 1t sleeping. sickness"
When they put him in the box.
BUT-N John Doe had come to the
Clinic Of DR.. T. M. MacLachlau
Harvard) instead Of inoculating
him with MORE poisons we would
have removed the poisons already
in his system. Hundreds died in
New York last year from being vac
cinated. Visit our clinic and we win
make your blood so pure that you
will be immune not only to small.
pox but to all other infectious dis
eases as well. With our Vttamin
Herbs, Roots and Bark, our Aka
line Blood Treatment and our
Scientific Food Combinations 10
have put thousands on the road to
health. and we can do the same for
you. Clinic, Rooms 6-8. Lucas Block,
Bismarck. N. Oak. mo KNIFE.
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McC arthy Will Start
Second Squad to Work

Avalon, Catalina Island. Calf, Feb.
H.-R-Manager Joe Mccarthy Of
the Chicago Cubs has q surprise for
the members Of the second squad
which will arrive tomorrow-they will
go right to work the same afternoon.
Mccarthy also said the first practice
game. scheduled with Jess Orendorff's
baseball school team. had been post
poned indefinitely.
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Additional Sports
Willis Hudlin, Still
Holdout, Working Out

New Orleans. Feb. 27.-R-Willis
Hudlin. who with Yves Terrell consti-
tutes the holdout brigade Of the
Cleveland Indians, has delivered an
other ultimatum. Hudlin sent word
from his home at Parsons, Kan. that
he is conditioning himself but has no
intention Of reporting until his salary
demands are met.
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Funeral for Pembina
Teacher Will Be Held
From ST. Thomas Home

ct. Thomas, N. D.. Feb. 27.-Re
Funeral services for Mrs. A. K. Park
er, -. school principal ut Toilette.
Pemblna county. who died Tuesday
Of Pneumonia. will be held here Sat-
urday from the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Eliza Brown. Interment will be
made In q local cemetery. Mrs.
Parker was prominent In the work Of
tho Parent Ter cheers association and
Junior clubs.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1880

understood to have signified their
intention to accept the positions.
Although the invitation to Mi.
Morgan does not include an offer Of
the presidency Of the international
Bank, It Is said in financial circles
that he will be elected to that post
by the directors and will accept.
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WE HAVE . large selection Of sam.
pies such as Scottish plaids. tweeda
and white wool serge. These can be
made up in the latest spring styles
for ladies and Misses suits, coats
and ensembles. We also specialists
In Ill alterations In ladies and
Misses garments and dry cleaning.
Work guaranteed or money refund
ed. The Krell Tailor shop. Alberta
Vents.
y0R 0Kf1E6u{7aso coat "a God
condition. si9e -. price S18JOo. Can
h. ooen at Frank Krall's at 1O7 E3lth
street, = call ot ". 9. 0aaDelmans
10 Elghth IT. set. Phone IA.
ION 9AIle-Dronse turkey tolns, til
0oldb9nk strain. weight nom - q
= pound1. 4o00 each. otrutD md
Nagea, 1iGmArck. n. p.
rOR kElfr-Office 1p1ce over Hal.
rt1-WoodmaueeoAA
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIvEsToCK

DO. %. raul HcO. Sds"NAIy-AOS p
D. A.)-Cattle 1900: extremely slow
OH all classes; general tendency weak
to lower: number cars matured steers
1900: palmer kinds down to 1850 to
1000: she stock dull. other than
sp~ecialtics: common and medium
grade beef cows 800 to 1875: heifers
$50 to SIS: low cutters and cutters
4.c5 to $50: bulls 7.5O down: light
medium grades s.75 and up: stockers
stscdy -. Ssiys: 900; msrE g mo, not
higher. 1000 to 400 for good and
choice light offerings; prospects for
bulk 1859 to. hoo Of good kinds.
Hogs $500: extremely slow. few
early BIDS ieo TO .si0 pound weights
1913 to 1895: Is higher than Wednes-
day: packers talking steady on other
medium 2 heavy butchers. pigs and
light. lights steady, mostly 1880;
packing sows salable $50 70 300 or
better: average cost Wednesday 1923;
Sheep 100; lambs opening weak, to
p lower: good and choice 20 to 50 ID.
weights ESQ to 9.7s: some held above;
choice ioo pound weights 800; COM
mon kinds 500; ewes scarce. about
steady; feeders SEQ to 900.
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DEAD ANIMALS WANTED
WE HAUL away free Of charge, dead
hogs, sheep. cattle and horses all
unshinned. Prompt service II roads
and weather permits. Write North
ern Horse Exchange and Rendering
Co. Box 265, Bismarck, N. Oak.
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APARTMENT building, including
furniture. Income over 5000, net
ting owner over 20 per cent.
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The Tribune reserves the right "a
reject any copy submitted. also to re-
wise any copy to conform with make
up rules Of Classified Advertistng.
No Clatrvoyant Fortune Telling,
Matrimonial or doubtful advertisin9
accepted.
Any information concerning any
want ad that Is fraudulent or IN
desirable. will be appreciated by the
Tribune.
Phone 81
The Tribune Want Ad Department
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PIRATES TO BEAR DOWN
Paso Robes, Calf, Feb. 27..-P-
Beginning next week, Manager Jewel
Ems Is going to have his Pittsburgh
Pirates bear down q little harder on
their spring training. Single sessions
are the rule now. but after Sunday,
two practice periods each day will be
in order.
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nUT-rER UNCHANGED. nGGs

Chicago. Feb. 27.-(AP) - I'm
changed prices prevailed in butter
and there was no particular change
In eggs. Trade was both was mod
crate. Poultry ruled firm with hens
averaging 1c higher.
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LAND FOR SALE
LIVE IN the beautiful Spokane VAL
ley on q ten acre irrigated tract of
apples and garden thirteen miles
from Spokane, Wash. Country COM
fort with city conveniences. Price
$1,000. cash with $1,000 mortgage. L.
II. Cobb. Greenacres, Wash.
NORTHERN Minnesota. quarter Sec
ton, substantial buildings, beauti.
full location by state aid road. Low
price. Also Superior Wisconsin
land. Write Tribune, in care Of
Ad. No. 80.
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NORTH DAKOTA WEATHER

NORTH DAKOTA WEATHER
Devils Lake: IS: cloudy.
Jamestown: 4: clear.
Grand Forks: o.: clear.
Fargo: s: clear.
MtnOt: Ia: clear.
Williston: 10: foggy.
-Mandan: -; clear.
Valley City: 6: clear.
Dickinson: 10: partly cloudy.
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S TRIMS ASHLEY

Burnstad, N. Oak. Feb. 27.-Rally-
ing for the second time in the last
quarter. the Wishek Independents de-
feated the Ashley Saints 20 to II at
basketball here. Ashley started strong
and piled up an 6 to o lead but the
Wishek clan 500 had an 8 to s mar
gin and at the half was leading IL to
10. Ashley came back in the second
half to snare q II to Is lead ut the
end Of the third quarter. Then
Wishek scored two field goals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-27
TOday's Congress
THURSDAY

S6NATE
Continues confederation OF tar.
If bill.
Lobby e0mmlttee proceeds with
Muscle shoals Investigation.
House
Fakes NJ miscellaneous bills ON
private calendar.
Judiciary cOMmIttec continues
hearings ON proposals. TO modify
the eighteenth amendment.
Hawking committee continues
1nvest!gatton OF group. branch
and chain banking.
1mA1Grat1On cOmmittcc takes
M In executive session revised
BILL to restrict western
hemisphere immigration.
Appropriations subcommittee
WORKS ON navy appropriation hill.
Imferstate commerce cOmmiftee
AXES mp miscellaneous bridge
otIhs In executive session.
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a COynITrovs

A h~igh-presSuro area, ACCOMPANIED
by cold weather, extends from the
upper Mississippi valley westward to
the northeastern Rocky Mountain
slope. Temperatures are below zero
North Dakota. Saskatchewan and
Manitoba. A low-pressure area lis CEN
tered over Utah, and snow fell at most
places from the Great Lakes region
westward and southwestward 10 the
Pacific coast. Very little snow fell.
River stage at z a.. m, 1915 feet; "a
hour change. rise OF OIL foot. Ice hold
Ing. ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorolorist.
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RANGE OF CAnLor SALES

Minneapolis, Feb. s7.-lAP)-Rsnse
lis; ~. ! northern i.st:s No. : mtg.
ed. ia Ia, No. /! hard winter Los
! red durum ~ to % Ia.
Corn. No. Z yellow. a So to q -;
ss%p!s Grade white u; NO. . m''xeo
Oats, No. : white, 50 lie to 10 Ia.
Rye, No. 1, 7t ga.
Barley, No. 3. IS to 81 Ii; sample
Grade s. 1-S to Sc.
Flax. No. q. 3.02.
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CTlICAOO cAa1g nnA,r

ChicaGo. Feb: 57.-lAP)-Whsat
No. 2 hard l.to: No. 1 mixed 1.oe.
Corn. No. : mixed .: No. 5 yellow
80 TO q 1t: No. I white 20; sample
grade 81 to %.
Oats, No. : white ~ Il; to ~; No,
: white - to ~ No. I white e.
Timothy seed $40 to e.sk.
Glover seed 1875 to l7.7G.
Lard Lost: ribs 13.3s: bellies 1875.
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NOhr0N woOL

Boston. Feb. FL (AP)
rfsnch combing ana osiginsi bas ter.
continue 70 comprise the bulk 81
trading reported. Texas woods !:
months growth % being sold 1t prices
in range. Ut ~ to soc secured basis.
The - SOS gra0e OF strictly combing
territory woole Are moderately active
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-27

ARARTMENTS
FOR RENTING room furuished
apartment with private entrance In
newly decorated home. Lights, heat
and water furnished. Suitable for
two or three girls o. married cou-
pie. Also basement sleeping or
light housekeeping room. Reason
able. Phone 300.W or call ct 8l8
Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
ground floor, three or four rooms.
Heat, light and water furnished.
Nice lawn and trees. 1890 and at
per month. Available March 10th.
72l Third. Phone 12l3-W.
FOR RENT-Comfortable furnished
two room and kitchenette apart
ment with private entrance on
ground floor, good location and
close in. Call ct al West Rosser
or phone 1913.
FOR RENTETW0 room Apartment.
Everything furnished except linen.
Use Of electric washer. 425 per
month. Call ct 100 Nandan Or
phone l236.W.
FOR RENT-Apartment. 8 rooms ana
bath, unfurnished, also garden spot
and garage, as per month. Cali
at SIS Tenth street or phone 1904.
FOR RENT-One iurnlshed and 0ne
u~nfurnished Ill modern apartment
In the Rue Apartments. Oall q
III Ave: A q phone INV.
FOR AE1gT-Nurniehod ara unfur.
uished apartments n thu Rnoe
Apartments 4 W. Murphy. ms
Third street.
FOR RENT-Coey two room apart
ment. attracttvely furnished. pleuty
Of heat and hot water. Can q 10
w. RoeDer.
FOR REtT-TWo room niEniGhed
apartment. 936.0o Per mouth. m
Quire .at l0l4 Broadway - pl1one
loo-N.
FOR RENTEXn 0-1o0pEf6n626 M
tlrnished three rom Apoxfspout.
30l Tenth street.. rhnne loo-A.
xoR RENT-TW roox tH1nlS
apartment n modern homA EAono
tl9-W 6 Gu o - ycaEeh go.
HoR RI1fT-A mnaal fnWutIn1d
apartment. Can at - 1oN9th
street.
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OaAIN


New York. yeb. 37.-(AP)-Call
money easier; high I IL; low Il. rul-
ing rate IL. Close I. Time loans
steady. - days ( la to I IL. 60 to
- days 4 Is TO 4 ga, to 8 to s
months ~ to 3
Prime eommercjal paper 4 IL.
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81,

For Bismarck and vicinity: Increas-
ing clOudiness, with snow probable
tonight and Friday. Rising tempera-
ture.
mess. snow probable west portion to-
night and Friday and east portion
Friday. Rising temperature Friday
and west and north portions tonight,
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Weather Report

Temperature at Z a. m. .......... -!
Highest yesterday .............. !:
Lowest last night .............. -!
Precipitation to Z n. m. .......... .Ot
Highest wind velocity ........... q
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MuNNNAp

MINNEAPOLIS STOX
Minneapolis stocks close: First
Bank Corp. 30 1.2: Bancorpvration
SO LII.
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GARDNER WINS TITLE
Fargo. N. D., Feb. 27.-R-Gardner
American Legion won the Red River
| Valley independent basketball tourna-
ment by defeating. Dilworth, Mimi.
Independents, So to q.
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CHICAGO CHEpsE

CHICAGO CHEHOE
per pound. Twins 10 Ia to SOc; Dsis.
les 20 to 20 IL; Ions. Horns- ~:
Young Americas &c; Bricks 1ec: Linn.
burger csc; 6wise 80 to 33c.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

EV6 REEVE
FOR RENT-An attractive furnished
room with q large clothes closet in
a modern home, convenient to the
ca line. Suitable for one or two
young ladies. Call at 314 Avenue .
or phone 1921.
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms on ground floor. facing street.
Running water, clean and warm.
Laundry privileges. Vacant the
first. Call at SIT Second street or
phone 812-J. =
FOR RENT-Largc pleasant nicely
furnished room with large clothes
closet, suitable for one or two. next
to bath in a modern home. Locat-
ed In postoffice block. Call at IA
Third street.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
with private entrance in modern
home. Lights and heat furnished.
$500 per month. Call at 11le
Rosser street or phone 978-J.
FOR RENT-Large furnished room
in modern home, suitable for ono
or two gentlemen, always hot va
ter. Close in. Call ct AS Fourth
street or phone ll52.
FOR RENT-Pleasant sleeping room.
also large unfinished room vacant
the q, on ground floor with q front
private entrance. Price reasonable.
Call at 318 Eighth.
FOR RENT-Large sleeping room on
lower floor. Could be used for
light housekeeping. One block from
postoffice. Phone Him or call 1t
2l9 Second street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 'front.'
sleeping room, ground floor, two
windows. hot water heat, close In.
One or two gentlemen. Call ct SO
Fifth street. =
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
next to bath. suitable for one or
two, board II desired. Attractive
location. reasonable terms. phone-
374-M.
FOR RENT-Two un1urniahed rooms
suitable for light Housekeeping. -
modern home, on ground tlooesS
Close In. Cali ct 222 West Broad
way. So
FOR RENT-Light housekoeplue
room with htcheuette and clothes
closet, strictly modern, completely
furnished. Can ct GO sixth street.
FOR RENT-TWo ven furni1he6
rooms in modern homo with hoard.
Reasonable rates. Phone 1o4-J q
call 1T Ill Warrington street.
FOR RENT-NIce large front Slsep-
ing room with dressing room md
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-27
WHEAT FUTURES STRONG
AT OPENING. NERV0u14

Minneapolis. Feb. 27.-(AP)-Wheat
futures started strong but nervous
today, and opening advance meeting
opposition, but prices later bounded
upward on reports that the grain
sterilization corporation was again
buying futures. May closed 3 IL
cent higher.
Corn futures acted better under
light offerings. Oats trade broad
cne with shorts aggressive. Rye
followed wheat with shorts nervous.
Barley was featureless. Flax trade
was dull.
Cash wheat tone was still unsettled
with most offerings going to govern
ment buyers. Not enough winter or
durum wheat was offered to make a
market.
Cash corn offerings were smaller
and demand wat stronger for choice.
Oats demand was fair to good. de-
pending on quality. Rye demand
continued strong from millers. Bar
ley demand was fair to good. Flax
demand was steady with offerings
smaller.
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], a,rsIOA0O nuT~nr

Chicago. FEB. 37.-(AP)-Butter
steady; receipts s.lss tubs. prices. I'M
changed. Eggs unsettled; receipts
24.504 cases; extra ftrsts - Is to 81;
graded firsts 2S to - IL: ordinary
titsto - to IS.
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-rerwMmApnT.Ia p0NARnnn

Minneapolis. Fob. 17.r(AHJ-(V. 8.
p. A.)-Potatoes, .vsry. light wire In
ket dull, too few salsS reDoYteA to
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rOREIG

FOREIGN EXCHANGES
New York. Feb. 27.-(AP)-Foreign
exchanges steady; demand: Great
Britain 4.35 ILLS; France 3.91 Lie:
Italy 5.23 SIS: Germany 1884 IL:
Norway 26.73: Sweden $3.50; Montreal
S9.46 rs.
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CORPORATION BUYS
FUTURE CONTRACTS
TOHELP WHEAT Up
Traders Flock to Buying Side
and Get encouragement
From Liverpool

Chicago. Feb. s7.-,tAPl-New
moves OF federal farm board n its
allied organisations received tnc
lions share Of attention n the wns M
" at times. Most Of the gains were
held at the finish. May delivery. OF
wheat showed more strength tnan
did new crop months. regent preimi-
ums of July over MAY oisappesring
: Wheat futures closed strong. 9 Ia
10 ) S-Sc higher than yesterdays fins
isll. March 100 Ia. May 1.13 IS to
Il; so 9n'y c, a;,s - io.a a'l ap. March s.
s-4.to, rs. May 81 LIS. July IS IS
Oats SIS to 1c advanced. and provi-
sions unchanged to q rise Of 10c.
mission houses generally on the buy
Provisions went higher responsive
to upturns both in hog values and In
With heavy new buying today Of
to federal farm board allies. the mar
ket took strong upward swings. The
direct open entrance Of such power
full influences into the trading in fu-
ing TO restore. st least temporarily
confidence in higher prices and to re-
strict sellers who believed values too
high based on world conditions. An
additional stimulating factor was
talk current that the forthcoming of
ficial report on farm reserves Of
domestic wheat will show the total
to be less than was the case . year
age.
From time to time today renewals
OF concentrated buying ascribed to
semi-official sources kept the wheat
futures market moving irregularly
upward. Some Of the buying from
other sources was of q stOp-loss char
acter.. Export demand for North
American wheat appeared to De some
what enlarged. and overnight transac-
tions were said to total 1,O00.0 600
bushels. largely Canadian wheat.
Corn advanced, responsive chiefly
TO wheat strength. A fair amount Of
hedge selling Of corn was done on
hard spots In the market. Primary
arrivals OF corn were smaller than
either last week or last year. Receipts
in Chicago today totaled only g cars.
against 2S4 cara q week ago n 1St
cars 1t this time last year.
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USED CARS

HAVE a repoSsessed Roosevelt
Straight-E Eight sedan as good as
new but at approximately half the
price OF q new car. If you are buy
Ing q used a do not fail to see this
exceptional bargain. Steen Mar
mon Co.. Distributors Marmon and
Roosevelt automobiles, 116 Second
street. Phone 1852. Bismarck, N. D.
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The new home Tor Loulsiana's gov
e1nots will resemble the white house
IN washington.
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Rich me- OF Rome in ancient times
wore embroidered sandals set with
precious stones.
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WAHPETON DOWNS FERGUS
FALLS
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Feb. 27.-FH
Wahpeton. N. d., high school wor
from Fergus Falls high. % to n. a
basketball here. The Wahpeton re.
serves also won their game, "a to %
from the Fergus Falls reserves.
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

All want ads are cash In advance,
minimum charge Is cents. Copy
must be received at the Tribune Of
flee by 900 Z. "a. to insure insertion
same day In the regular classified
page.
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FARM LAND

FOR RENT-The south y of Sec. %,
1879. Apple Greek township, 100
acres broke, the rest hay. Write II.
A. ziegelmeyer, Decorah, Iowa,
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
MARRIED MAN. / child. wants work
on farm, tractor farm or a / man
with stock. References furnished.
Write Tribune, In care Of Ad. No.
~.
ASH HAULING. boulevard and lawn
and basement work. All work guar
anteed. Burch Bros. ll32-W.
AN EXPERIENCED girl wants to do
house work. Write to Ad. No. Il.
In q r Of Tribune.
EXPERIENCED girl desires work as
sisting with general housework.
Phone 255.
BY FIRST class mechanic and weld
er. Write Tribune, in care Of Ad.
No. 81.
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MALE Z N

e@~ o80oB Wk01UA0O
MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY oy
giant international industry; over
1000 already started: some doing
annual business $4,000; no exper.
fence or capital required: every
thing supplied: realize success. in
dependence Rawleigh's way; retail
food products. soap. toilet prepare
lions. stock, poultry supplies. Your
own business supported by big
American. Canadian. Australian in
dustrtes: resources over 81, O0O, 900:
established 20 years; get our prop.
osition; all say it's great! Raw
leigh Company, Dept. ND-3-J.
Minneapolis. MINI.
WANTED-An honest, industrious
man to operate q Ward chain store
on wheels In Burleigh county. A
clean. upright, merchandising pro-
position that offers good, steady
earnings. Write for particulars.
DR.. Wards Medical Co., Winoua.
Minnesota. Over 70 years in BUSH
ness.
WANTED-Middle-a aged man and
wife without children for general
farm work. at home of elderly peo-
pie. The wife is an invalid. B. F.
Lane, Moffit, N. d.
WANTED-Three young men to book
orders for large order concern. No
previous bookkeeping experience
needed. Call at Room 8. Hoskins-
Meyer Bldg.
LEARN Barbering now. Prepare for
spring trade. Free catalog. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N. D. Butte,
Mont.
WANTED-A porter at H~arrington's
Barber Shop.
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Cuts. border or white space used on
want ads come under the classified
display rates at 80 cents per column
inch per insertion.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-27

LOYAL ORDER Of Moose will admit
good men for $1,000 beneficiary
membership. Former members re.
admitted and social membership
$500. Deputy Supervisor, O. IA.
Malmgren, Box 800, Mandan, N. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
LEE d. BUTLER SAYS


The LEE D. BUTLER organi-
cation is new to Washington.
AS Studebaker distributors
we have set up for ourselves GER
tain business standards, feeling
sure that Our method of doing
business will build up public con-
fidence and good will towards
ourselves and what we repre-
sent.
So, we take this occasion
to give the people of Washing
ton an opportunity to become
better acquainted with our un-
usual policy with regard to used
cars.
The new Studebaker FREE
w II L L II n G models have
created an unusual volume of
business which involves taking
in trade a large number OF
owners present cars.
These cars, reconditioned and
CERTIFIED, represent genuine
value at substantial savings.
Come in today and get &C
quainted with us.