The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 7

i [CLASSIFIED ceipts 150. Steady. SATURDAY, ‘DECEMBER 117: il a VERTISEMENTS. stn of, $105.50, and interest, accrued and accruing costs, and costs of gale, directing me to sell said ‘real property pursuant to. said judgment and execu- tion, I, Rollin Welch, Sheriff of Bur- leigh County, North Dakota, and the person appointed by said Court to make said sale, will sell the real property [Domes OF THEDUFFS THE BISMARCK TRIBUN® PAGE SEVEN Tipping Her Mitt BY ALLMAN| 5 ; NOW You GO IN AND Mice Le DADDY, WHAT 13 be beaten on a platter with a wire, whisk. Fold in the banana mixture and chill to serve. Méke little cup cakes using the yolk of the egg. Baked Nut and Date Pudding, One egg, 1-3 cup granulated sugar, “HELP: WANTED—MALE MELP_ WANTED—FEMALE hereinafter described to the highest 2 tablezpoons flour J dade toro : a S$ flour, 1 tablespoon wa- WANTED—Men or women to take or-| WANTED—Experienced gitl for gen- peettront dente iharesnntkanen in SAY,“DADDY, WHAT. 1S SANTA CLAUS GOING TO ; ter, 11-2 teaspoons baking powder, 3-4 ders among friends and neighbors tor-the genuine guaranteed ‘hoisery,’ full line for men, women, and chil- dren. Eliminates darning. We pay} eral housework, ‘Mrs, C. EB, Stack- Phone 594, 12-12-1w SALESMEN house, 75c an hour spare time, or $36 a s week for full time. Experience un- ALESMAN for cigars: — Traveling, Salary and Expenses or Commission with ‘Drawing Account, for State ot , Burleigh County, North Da- on the 28rd day of January,4922, at the hour of two o’clock in the af- ternoon of said day, to satisfy said judgment and execution, with interest and costs thereon, and the costs and expenses of such. sale, or as much thereof as the proceeds of said sale ap- plicable thereto will satisfy. SANTA CLAUS GOING To | BRING MAMMA FoR CHRISTMAS: THIS YEAR? V BRING MOTHER FOR CHRISTMAS P WELL, 1}JUST DON'T] KNOW YET-WHAT Do You THINK SHE OUGHT TO GET ? cup chopped English walnuts, 3-4 cup chopped dates. Beat first five ingredients well. Add nuts and dates. Turn into a but- tered pan and bake 20 minutes in. a slow oven. Serve with whipped cream. Taploca Cream, necessary. Write International Ss : i | Nor' is 8 -| ‘The property to be sold as aforesaid y 5 anille ov eA IT ge: ‘ Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. thea en pay Nieaeniee aM | pursuant to said Judgment and writ of @ Two cups milk, 2 tablespoons min- 12-17-1t |. b. enereeuc, e-| spe. execution and to this notice, is P 4 ute tapioca, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 1 egg, AN EXPERIENCED Acetyl 7 quired. Man With’ sales experience} deserined as follows, to-wit: ? 1-3 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon lemon iS cetylene weld-| and acquaintance with retail mer-| ‘The interest, of the defendant A. S. juiet, 1-2 t bon vanilla er is open for engagement. Under-| chants preferred, Former experi-| Wilkinson in and to that tract of land duct, 1-2 teaspoon. vanilla! i stands welding aluminum, copper,| ence in our line not necessary. Good ia bearer of Becton. ‘ten inc onto Spar) epeeniend brass, steel, iron. Reference Bis- : ‘estab: Fouehipiane dred Forty galt in top of double boiler and cook opportunity for right man to estab-| (10), Township One Hundred Forty 20 minutes, stirring frequently. Beat marck Foundry & Welding Co. Ad- dress Manager, Bismarck Foundry & Welding Co., Bismarck. _12-12-1w lish permanent profitable business. A. Landmark -& Cj., Denver, Pa. 12-17-1t OMEN cuarantoed S72 nn | WANT Orinoco MEN and WOMEN guaranteed $75.00|WANTED—Salesman for Bismarck weekly for three rain-coat orders daily; commission;, spare ‘time; samples furnished; experience un- necessary. We deliver and collect.,| B. Field Mfg. Co., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. and vicinity, ,Commission contract only, for spare time or full time. We will, teach you to séll’ income protection: through our free school of instruction and help you build a 12-17-16 two (142) Range Seventy-six (76), be- ginning on’ the section line between sections Ten - (10) and Bleven. (11) Township One Hundred Forty-two (142), Range Sevénty-six (76) West, at a point In said. line 485 feet from the monument at the: Northeast corner of said section. and, running along said section line ina southerly direction tor a distance of 150 feet, thence. west for a distance of 182 feet, thence north for a distance of 150 feet, thence east for il. the yolk of the egg with sugar. Stir into tapioca and continue cooking until mixture thickens like custard. Remove and beat in the white of the ces whisked till stift and dry. Add juice and vanilla. Set aside to A Service.) ——______________12-17-1t | profitable business. Massachusetts sidiatance of 183 feet to point of be- chia es: BH A FINGER PRINT EXPERT—1 “Bonding 2nd Insurance Company,| sinning. ‘90644 : B — ate pay. Experience Mnuebecaney! pe Accident and Health i pt., Saginaw, feet than Sele BBY of Say - / SH-H-H-H-=H Rea EU apa commen uP | Directing Love | } 1,500,000. OULLIN WELCH. } _ j : ficial positions open. Write Uni-{ Michigan, Capital $1,500,000. Sheriff of Burleigh county, ND. | Force | versity of Applied Science. Dept. L9, »‘ 1921 Sunnyside avenue, Chicago. ; : SALESMEN—Exceptional opportunity GEO, 11. MUSSON, : Attorney for Plaintiff, Steele, N.. D. GET HER A NICE FUR COAT: HE'LL BE WISE To IT ALL SOLID 12-17-1t| for few salesmen who write at Heh her ter camer ivory t (Lettors to Lovers) MEN WANTED—Men for detective| once. Live men now earn $10 to EMOTE aN vas (By Winona Wilcox work, Experience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former government $100 per day. ‘McCleery Calendar Factory, Washington. Iowa. : MONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County A174 “Love” for lack of a fitting word is put to many sad uses. Sometimes ii stands fior pa 1-175 of Burleigh. ion, sometimes for in- detective, St. Louis. 42-17-1e} ATI Ot et COURT, Fourth Ju- (one Nae ead emer MEN—Wanted to qualify for firemen, WANTED—Salesman on commission | “giciat. District. tpplied to ted signifies when brakemen, i ~ "| to establish new dealers for tested| State of North Dakota, vs, Raymond ‘pplied to the common variety of va- , experience -unnecessary. F. McDonald and Thomas F. Reiley, 1 a cation flirtation is pretty hard to say. Transportation furnished. Write W. first-class proposition sold on long Defendants. Tc often it has a serious meaning _Boggess, St. Louis, 12-17-1t Crea Se oe Naa pity State. of worth Dakoter to ite 4 “up j for the girl involved and something BARBER “WANTED at once to take : = ¥ | quite different for the man. and run»; shop. Parshall, N. D. J. M. Gallentine, 12-15-4t} WANTED—Man wants work of any SALESBOARD SALESMAN—Get our dope. We have some new ones. Jowa Novelty. Company, 212° Rivoli McDonald and Thomas F. Réiley. and all. other persons haying any right. title and interest. in and to the prop- erty described ‘herein: cating Hauver-in the above entitled ar- <M Vv v2 How a love affair that passed as quickly as a summer shower can spoil lite for an ambitious girl is told naive- ers, 2 I ¥ You, and each of you, are hereb; 1 WORK WANTED Theater Bldg, La Crosse, Wis, summoned to! make” your ‘answer and °i Hy by the suerer. to WANTED—Man who has had experi- —— | show cause to this Court wh e ” ile spending the summer at a ence in lumber and machinery AGENTS WANTED soe iced to the Skate in, aevordance 4 7 mountain hotel I met a fascinating wants work; preferably in small = = with law. and-you-are notified that a Wp)! a —\ Sf) / man, an artist. From the first he was town. Write Tribune 318. 12-16-lw | AGENTS WANTED—We pay $36.00] csrinin Cadiline six cylinder automo- ff AAJ —\~} i! devoted to me. When we parted we weekly, 75c hour spare time sell-| vile as pelzed together with intoxi- = Z my rh re Pal agreed to correspond as plighted lov- Za kind. Woman wants washing to ing ‘hosiery, guaranteed wear four tion, and that the said automobile is \ a. tas hl| =6-M* months. Fall line ready. Prewat| je1d for forfeiture and sale under the “L notified him of my safe arrival ake ome: call 456-M, or te Soun prices, Free samples to working vroviion of ihe awa, passed in agat ERNSE- Tac eee - 7 L home and added what was in my heart agents. ‘Experience unnecessary. | jorisatore Of ot” in default. of any. Hg Ww aay ; , | to say. I received no reply. A month FOR SALE OR RENT Perfectwear Hosiery, Darby, Pa, anstier “on claim Pein ‘thea agithin NEW BOOKS IN THE HISTORICAL ney Fotucnedl a deealee ti tavorof the heed ton Neen ho Had vouanes Y ¥ 4 =: a ys a he servic 3 oo Ci iT ve HOUSES AND FLATS a Senne apen you, the Court will en- SOCIETY LIBRARY defendant. Thereafter the plaintiff} hundred times that he raaared: mee : FOR -SALE—Two-room house, partly} WANTED AGENTS—Men and women modern, with fine 50 feet of ground for $1100, with small payment down, then monthly payments; party wi} trade improved Bismarck property for satisfactory ‘Burleigh county farm-land, if price, etc. are satis- for North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana; $10 to $15 per day. Cail after 6-P. M. E. W. Simms, 206 E. Thayer St. 12-13-1w _BOARD AND ROOM ter sts order forfeiting the said Cad- (Nac automobile to th® State of North Dakota.” My Order of Court, CHAS, FISHER, Clerk of District Court. Dated December 6, 1921, FE. MeCURDY, The North Dakota S' Society Library has r¢ esting lot wf books th low are listed a few of portant works. te Historical ved an ‘inter- week. Be- he more .im- The library is open It will not be Income Tax, compiled by the Library of Congress, 1921. { Treaties and Agreements with and Concerning China, 1894-1919, comniled by John Y. A. MacMurray, 1921. Washington moved in the alternative for judgment notwithstanding the verdict or for a The ti court ordered judgment notwithstanding the verdict in plaintiff's favor. The evidence is examined and it is held that the ver dict in favor of the defendant was not “In the ‘Letters to Lovers’ I have read about ‘sublimation’ or how to thanse disappointed or hopeless love into work. \Now I find that I cannot put my mind upon any subject other than the man I love and the hours we spent together. Saati} 4 States Attorney. daily except Sunday. Count (Indiana) factory. Geo. M. Register. 12:12-1w|ROOM "AND BOARD $1.35 per day. ESTERS [nen ‘Monday, December 26, and Jan- Giants, by Harvey Mortis, 1921, vie supported ‘by the evidence and that} “I am a highly trained singer but Bed and breakfas}, 75 cents. Rooms Aye od Ar ctiin Storrow to | diana men are the tallest of all natives | the trial court was correct in setting} 1 am afraid my nervousness will ruin FOR RENT:Seven room modern for light housekeeping. Steam} cart For city oF sismarck|, ‘Letters of Ann Gillam Storrow to) celine United States and these lattce| the verdict aside and in ordering judg-| my voice. When I go upon the stage house at 311 Ave D,between 3rd and heated rooms. The Banner Hotel. WARRANTS. AND BONDS Jared Sparks, Edited by Frances Brad- sham. the tallest of all civilized countries,” ment notwithstanding the verdic before an audience, I look for the one i A. . 231, -14- Notice is hereby given that there are 5 ba nA am - io Sth street, Phone B12a, Fine: | _tuone: 284 RE UE IWK | | Notlce eter ee following war Le Dernier Sejour de J. J. Rous- | & Introd. ; i ee a eee Oe he, dletriet ete lati the spotlight blinds me. Es 11-25 tt LAND (| rants and bonds of the City of Tis-|seau a Paris, 1770-1778, by Elizabeth| 'EXcavation of a site at Santiago | Court o bat pan society of other men. My life is FOR RENT—Seven-room ‘house, with bath and electric lights, Avenue: A. and 3rd St. Phone 905. 11-26-tf| 1 FOR RENT—Good modern house. Harvey Harris & Company, J.-P Jackson, Manage:. 12-17 FOR RENT—Five-room cottage, 323 18th St. North. 12-16-2t ROOMS FOR RENT ‘Want to hear from owner having farm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John J. Black, N. Da- kota street, Chippewa Falls, Wiscon- 1217-1t BUSINESS CHANCES RAISE BIG CAPITAL for any legiti- mate business. Write for free copy “Quick. Financing,” showing. haw j- marek, North Dakota, drawn on the fol- lowing funds: General Fund—Warrants registered on or. before Jan. 7, 1921. Poor Fund—Warrants registered on or before Oct. 7. 1921. « Road and Street Fund—Warrants reg- Jan, 17, 1921. rrants registered on 921. js—Warrants Nos. M1, 9 : One’ Fund— avi Warrants Nos. 18. Paving District Two Fund— 16, 17, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 A. Foster, 1921. ¥ Documents relating to the program of the First ‘Hague Conference, 1921. Proceedings of the Hague Peace Conference, Official text, 1921. Election iaws of the State of North Dakota, 1921, published by Thomas ‘Hall, Tuberculosis among the Nebraska Winnebago, by Margaret W. Kpenig, 1921. a List of Recent Reférences ‘on the Ahuitzotla, D. F., Mexico, by Alfred M. Tozzer, 1921. , Religion and Ceremonies of Lenape, by J. A. Salter, 1921. Petroleum Laws of all Ameriza, by J. ‘W. Thompson, 1921. Papers of the San Francisco Com- mittee of Vigilance of 1851, edited by Mary Floyd Williams, 1921. 5 Report of the Psychology Commit- tee of the National Research Coun- the ant to an order for judgment notwith- standing the verdict, defendant ap- peals. Affirmed, % Opinion of the court by Christian- son, J. Grace, Ch.J., dissenting. . Robinson, J., concurring, specially. Nestos & Herigstad, of Minot, N. D.. for appellant. Fisk, Murphy. & Nash, of Minot, wrecked unless I can learn to ‘subli- mate’ as you suggest.” ‘ - Probably the young woman is not exaggerating an impending tragedy. Doubtless the emotion, which for the man was ©nly;® pastime, is actually ruining her singing voice. The physi- cal reactions from emotional distress are often terrible. «But isn’t the wrecking of her career too big a price to pay for a summer FOR RENT-Large modern room. {| companies raise large capital. by my| Warrants No: cil, by Robert M. Yerkes, Chairman, |N. D., for respondent. ar ‘air with a man who makes love— Gentlemen preter Board if de-| easily operated method. Cunning-| “paving District Numb: Three ,Fund— | and runs away? sired. 8rd street. Just across ham, Financial Specialist, 1850| Warrants Nos. 1, 2,3, 4 6. 7. Be me 43 eos Cae AT, A ye ae nae * This girl's cure consists in a better from Postoffice 12-1Awk | Grant Bldg, Los Angeles, Calif. | PYg yy ignuae gyms Warrants Now) MANDAN NOTES | Hanlomawn Stunt: a lormerfestiont understanding of her value, not to her- FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, fully < 12-17-14] interest’ will on the above war-| | lof Mandan. The party was an old h, “| self, not to any man, but to the com- equipped for light housckeopi rants.on Décember 24th, 1921. The above | SUNS HEAT, o Ma . munity, 801 4th St. Phone 401-J, or Geo. W.. Little. AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES START YOUR FORD, the JIR’ Mani- warrants are payable at any bank in the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, or at the office of the City Tre + of said Mandan Post Office fashioned affair, each guest wearing styles that were popular when Mrs. Morck made her home in Mandan. Sister: Mary ‘’ When eggs are high in price the Her art provides many persons with pleasure, therefore she ought to save FOR RENT—Rooms for housekeeping | fold Heater and Decarbonizer will] <!tY- By re nee Forms Welfare Council pisces conscientious housekeeper hesitates to | it trom destruction, She ought i or otherwise. Phone 541-R, morn-| dp it. Agents wanted. JIR Special-| pec, 16,17, 19.. 20. 21, 22, 23, 24. Mrs. S. S. Marshall of St. Paul, who |use many for desserts. cherish AG nd continite tog lovato ite ings, or call Sunday 421 9th St. ties Co., Cin., O. 12-17-1t i meviea! A welfare council in the Mandan] is’ enroute to Lewiston, Idaho, is a One egg can be made to take the Hes Hisar wontee toi CAPRIS HAE FOR RENT—Front room on next to bath; large closet. Call MISCELLANEOUS ‘Under the fumes of my cigar, my NOTICE OF DIRECTORS To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby given that there willbe a meeting of the Board of Di- Postoffice was formed Thurstay in line with similar activities through. out the United States. The purpose guest for a few days at the home, of Mrs. C. B. Dorfler. : place of many if judiciously used in conjunction with some old-fashioned elbow grease. Her cure will be ches her love-force inward. assured when she thwarted emotions into an outward in; ot fC “A” First Regi- il ii - — . a. Fi a left yes- q _ 6 serve 795-M. 12-17-¢ | thoughts wander afar wae aa ‘ ree Oe eo any A atonal Gueva [Of the council is to create a better Mrs. D. ¢ .F ilkins and son, yeas These desserts are planned to serve| nNin oy At present she is selfish, for FOR RENT—Furnished room for light |e. Little Billys Long Filler § cent) rete ne’ School, a corporation, held at | SPirit, work for a closer cooperation] terday for Eagle Grove, Iowa, where | tour persons. See cee Mer arte! tol ain: he ° room. ent | ci Manufactured by W. F. ErleO-| ne adjutant General's office in_ the | between the public and the postal ser-| they will spend the, winter with i ch P Sue es ‘ 7 Dutch Peach Pudding. b t ething from the beaut; honsekepingy 811 Front St. Phone] meyer, Bismarck, N. D. . 12-15-3t State Capitol building, Bismarck, State vice and tio receive and sift out com- | relatives. One and onechalt enps fiour, 1-2 tea- it ihe world oe : ASEM: 12-17-2t | FOR SALE—Two stoves, 1-18 in, fire|°f North Dakota, at the hour of 1 | plaints and rectify conditions which a ara, {spoon alt, 2 teaspoons baking powder, |” Most victims ‘of unfortunate emo- FOR RENT—Furnished room, 200] pot Nard coal base burner, ard one|day of De&ember, A. D. 1921, ‘t slow up the service. 12. :B. Wilkinson, DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT. 4 table poons butter, 3-4 cup milk, 1| tional conditions can lighten their ganda arene: 1216-3 | ‘amall Round Oak heater; both $25. \ president, Bx-Oificio. ase stant posunaste MS ane From Ward County, egg, sugar, nutmeg, canned peaches. |'agony by regarding their work, whal- 209 W. Thayer or Phone 795-M. > | 1239-16-17 Hendtane eae Sian aga neat Merchants State Bank of Velva,| “Drain peaches from sirup. Mix and] ever it may be, as a refuge from the | MARKETS > 12-17-3t Sepa Rotieni aeobetary.. eager | North Dakota, a corporation, plaintiff-| site flour, salt and baking powder. | burt of loving, a refuge into which | TS || FOR~ SALE—Choice canary singers. Thos reenee annudlmeatinig oC thé oes atts emi respondent, vs. S. S. Streeper, defend-| juh in butter slightly softened. Beat | they an crcang at vos nt Sn ae A very appropriate gift for Christ:| stockholders of the ,First. National a Martin. Lars ave | ant-appellant. rge tll light and add milk. Add to ublimation” is perhaps Pe WHEAT IS EASY mas, \ Jacob Bull. Box 728, Dickin-| Bank of Isiemarck for the electipn of [eae end ee ary Daren pee Syllabus: ; dry mixture and heat well. Pour into | easily understood and achieved wher Chicago. Dec. 17.— Wheat was| son, N. D. Pee il ey barn netween therh ae oe Bers friends at Farzo. i “This is an action on a promissory | y "well but deep pan. Add| it is regarded as a gefvge from emo ceay and unchanged voit 4 cent joyce See ae a cn on Tusaday, Te: Bas note. The defense was want of CO*-| yeaches, sprinkie with sugar. gauging | tional miseries. at the opening of the Chicago Board 10,1922, Mrs. Kd. Morck entertained’ at-3| sideration. ‘The case was tricd to *|the amount by sweetaess of the fruit —— of Trade today. First’ prices were P LITTLE, President. | cage dinner last evening in honor | jury. No motion for a directed ver-| gust with nutmeg sad bake in a mod-| Americans G:t Back $1.073-4 for December. $1.121-2 to gre 3-4 for May and $1.02 1-2 for july. LEGAL NOTICES | SUMMONS Some scattered buying strength-|sraTm OF NORTH DAKOTA, County ened the deferred options a bit but this had only momentary effect and |! within a half hour the list was down 1-8 to 1-4 cent from the opening. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR above named. J. Klein, and ail other persons having of Burleigh. IN DISTRICT » COURT, * Fourth Ju- dicial District. State of North Dakota vs. J. B. Staley and Carl Klein, Defendants, ‘he State .of North Dakota to the B, Staley and Carl c 12—10-17-24- Freckles and His Friends SUUCKS! T HOPE WE . CAN GET. IN TH’ KITCHEN Making the'Most of the Situation aE eat roe [TT WONT OPEN IT, TAG= HURRY UP “4 By Blosser Vit s will sink in . hour and erate oven. The the batter, Bake halt serve warm with top milk. Strawberry Float. One cup canned strawberries drain- ed from their sirup, 1 egg, 2 table- ‘spoons powdered sugar, 11-2 cups of milk, 1 dessertspoon flour, 1-4 cup granulated sugar, 1-8 teaspoon salt, 1-2 teaspoon vanilla. Luxury Tax in France Paris, Dec. newspapers what they term é osity” of the government in retunding to Americans when they return to the United States, the ten per cent Inxury they have paid on purchases. The Minneapolis, “Dec. 17—Flour un- inte! t ieee ‘ f \Scbwieare cy Lies edvarnmenthde Sean gui See re bares, the propery deacibed, heres’ re a Ae re COMES. AN’ FIND, ANOTHER: (Seoarate wate ae a ose gt eiving away hundreds of thousands of ran $21 to $22. You, and ‘each of you, are hereby ‘ white, powdered sugar and drained | Sivins yy ads 0F tho : i summoned, ihe aebauerh aaa d BEFORE NOM GETS HERES berries in a bowl ‘ard beat with a Haass Pes sen which rignttully GO ‘0c: Cou 4 e Ae Ae cong » country. Chi CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Rreperig nekola ‘described. should not ANOTHER KEY, dover heater until stiff, This will take | °° O08 iO ne nave read these protests hicago, Dee. 17—Cattle receipts | Be forieiteu to the State in accordance eeEeiEe acanate taanteraigulee p(imerteans tvs read. these protests rtitomonile ; Put: yolk of egg in top, of doubte to get back the total of 1,000. Compared with week ago, $1 jr Jaw, and you are have tried Ff vin Buick, @ vii i vith eranule sugar, salt: 7 lower, to boethighers: eat contain Duls WN ANOTHER ONE” boiler with granulated sugar, salt nd] j.ei- jueury tax, have discovered the log receipts, 8.000. Opened steady | jiquor in the sbove antit flour. Mix perfectly smooth and pour Aifficn) ‘are many. The first and to 10c higher than yesterday closing | that tlic, sit autoino: over scalded milk, Cook over hot most essential demand of the govern- slow and 10 to 15¢ lower than early. forfeiture and r the provision i 1921 lerigheture water till custard coats the spoon. t he port of embark- ment ofticial Cel of the. Itws pa 4 eneee, Re nape, comers to | or the “Blate, of. North Datota, and Remove and, when cool, add vanilla | ign j¢ that all recei' ts of purchases ago, $1.20 lower to o0c higher. EUS iene MTT BA eli Pour into a glass dish and drop the Trust be presented. Lt y tax con- strawberry mixture from a tablespoon and most ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Raul, Dec. 17—Cattle re- Compared with week ago, 50c lower to 50c higher. the service of this. summons upon you, the € ing the said Buick automobile to the state of North Dakota. urt Will-enter its order forfelt- By ordér of Court: on the custard and serve at the table. Banana Snow. Two bananas, 2 tablespoons sugar- 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 teaspoon cerns women almost cutir i of them forget or lose these receipts. Those who know ef this demand are comparatively few, so the luxury tax, far as most homeward bound Amer- Weal calves mostly 50c higher. Bulk CHAS, FISHER, dest lights today $8.00, Quotations | patea Dec. @ 492h, eet CO water, 1 egg. icans are concerned, usually remains at close: Beef steers $5 to $10.25. eee ee, McCURDY, _ Peel bananas and scrape off the out-| in France. tcher cows and heifers $3.00 to $7.| + States Attorney, side. Mash with sugar and lemon ——— he fmers and cutters $1.50 to $1.75. Bo- aye ere jui Beat white of cgg with water] sixty-eight cities in the United logna bulls $2.75 to $3. Stockers and | 1 22-10-17-24-01 till stiff and dry. This egg white must States have over 100,000. population. feeders $4 to $6. 2 NOTICE OF SALE ON SPECIAL win note avons id ae Notice Is horeny given, that by’ vir- Zz weight $6.25 to $6.40, Heavy packing |{&, of 8 Judgment in foreclosure, of AW, GEE~IT ANT ALE WE CAN DO.1S TT! sors $0.00: to: $a, iy nthe District Court of tie Fourth ANY USE NONE OF WAIT TILL MOM CONES | BUSINESS DIR ECTORY run MER Gra. [Bomeamaiel ons, suis gia | SP TENS FIT HOME AN ASH MER FoR : Bismarck, Dee 1 | Coal on hei aag" ot Ave Mola SHYCKS. WEBB BROTHERS No. 1 dark northern an action wherein Sam lL, Olson was WE Do, WHAT'LL Embalmers Funeral Directors Ni ifta iikins and H, O. No. 1 amber durum. lglWeith ange A ApiMGInebin BOG EEO: teers Undertakers : . 1 niixed durum 64 | the Plaintiff and against ‘the defend: Licensed Embalmer in Charge ts fe t s 5.50, which sais : eae Aa eae aT DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 . 1 flax .. 1.66 the sale by me of the real ‘property = hereinafter’ described to satisfy the 56 }amouat’ of said judgment, with inter- S est thereon and costs. or so much of said judgement as the proceeds of such sale “applicable thereto will satisfy: therefore, by virtue of a writ of special execution to me. is: out of the office of ,the clerk of. said. court in and for said county of Burleigh and State of North Dakota for the said . 2 flax . . 2rye .. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, Dec. 17—Wheat re ceipts, 209 cars, compared with 286 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern $1.24 1-4 to $1.28 1-4; December $1.18 5-8; May $1.19 1-4; July $1.16 1-4. Corn, No. 3 yellow, 37 3-4ce. Oats, No. 3 white, 28 3-8¢ to 30 3-8c. Barley/37 to 50c. Rye, No. 2, 76 7-8c to 77 7-8c. Flax, Np. 7, $1.92-4-2 to $241 14. PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Embalmer in Charge Night Phone 100 or 687 Day Phone 100 BISMARCK *"URNITURE COMPANY 220 MAIN STREET B.S, ENGE, D.C. Ph. C. Chiropractor | Upholstered Furniture Made to Order Consultation Free Sntte 9% 11—Lanas Block—Phone 269}