The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1924, Page 6

P ta ( K varbostc fig the ed nec on St Mil Mir ups CHP] ‘PAGE ‘SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE No. dle No 3 56 Th. test 4 55 Ib. test le per pound discount under 55 19e | | MARKET N NEWS | Ibs. | ~~ | ur Corn (70 Ibs in Minnesota) be Junder shell. Eh | CHICAGO LIVE ter weight higher uneven strong to An Cattle rece Pract e she DELIVERIES : Price of Wheat Eases Dowa) ive d better grades fat Day Before Change lies tik hi , | f 9,000.8 i ad Clipped 1 five cent 000, Fairly act fed steer tock 10 active 1 30.-Seattered Wie} yanah to prepare for May norrow mide the wheat down a Vittle today dur dealin Otherwise d, with — the bout ide of au MINNEAPOLIS April rut $22.00, LOUR Flour bartels. Minneapolis, chin {Bra PAUL LIVESTOCK April 30. slow. ST. South Ste Paul, | receipts Cattle ts lin Pilmogt of this city rende and feed 0 to $7.00. receipts 3,300, Stead Best lights mostly steady BISMARCK GRAIN by Russell. Miller k, April 30, 1924 » 1 dark northern bern spring amber durum » 2 mixed oF red durum Bulk feed: ts 100, Steady. Good lambs quotable to $15.00 50. Culls selling down to und $10.00, Odd head of spring 0, Best handyweight around $8.00, durum GRAIN Wheat re red with 140 No. 1 northern $1.10 No. 1 dark northern to fancy to choice to good 3 DAY SALE Thursday, Friday and Saturday, we will make very special reductions on all lines Come in and see for yourself how a Dollar or more can be saved. Don’t let this chance slip by. You cannot make money as easy as securing one or more of our —-—BARGAINS-—— Women’s Shoes Misses’ Oxfords, Two low heel. Values | t handle the; nneap | cwipt do no} Women's and Leather trim, 3 Day Sale Patent $7.50. Tone, 50 and Patent Leather Pumps Cuban heel, greatest value ever offered. 3 Day Sale Ladies’ Oxfords color brown, also some in 3 Day Sale. Why pay more. Children’s Shoes A few of these will fit growing girls. We can fit them from t dle to the altar. They look good to the last hours wear and wear longer than any shove we ever saw. All leather, one strap. Special Values One lot, children’s play shoes, wear like iron, smoked horse hide. Values $3.50. 3 Day Sale Men’s and Boys’ Wear Men’s well made work shirts, extra heavy colors Brown, Blue, Grey. Regular value $1.50. 3 Day Sale Men’s Pants Blue Serge and stripe effects, well worth $6.00 and $7.00. 3 Day Sale Men’s Work Shoes chambray, $5.00 seller. 3 Day Sale Come in and convince yourself of these wonderful values. See how you can save Dollars. One lot of Men’s Work and Dress Shoes, values $6.50. 3 Day Sale Men’s Oxfords Latest styles, Brown and Black. Creased Trouser Seam, worth $8.50. 3 Day Sale Men’s Fine Socks Generally sold for 25c pair. 3 Day Sale, 2 pair Men’s Dress Shirts All sizes with collars $1.50 to $2.00 values. é Men’s Spring Caps Values $2.50. 8 Day Sale A big line of Army Supplies at money saving prices. Seigals Shoe Store 418 Broadway wr ™1GLUB WOMEN 5 $14.00 AML kill: | Bulk f) Clark hotel, . ary chairman and key-noter of the The visiting gaests are-being en-| convention. tertained at the homes of club mem- a [bers of Mandan, Too Late To Classify YOUNG MAN WANT SD—To ‘BURTON CHOICE by the-month. F. Jaszkowial IS CONFIRMED] as Cleveland, 0. April 80.—The svb- ; committee on arrangements for the | Republiean national convention in {June met here today and unanimous- ily ratified the selection in Wagh- |ington recently of Congressman Theodore Burton. of Ohio as tempor- work GATHERING IN MANDAN TODAY -30-2t i j FOR SALE-—One Dayton Computing scale up to 24 Ibs, Would trade for a good ice ‘box. Call at 800 Seventh District Federation Main St, or Phone 187. of Women’s Clubs Opens Session 4-50-3t { FOR RENT—Strictly modern apart- | Many women representing clubs of | practically every town west of the ila taia ith tata tate tech Leather Gauntlet GLOVES (HORSE HIDE) regular $2 and $3 gauntlets $1 and $1 -50 R. R. Buckskin chopper mitts ig E. BERGESON & SON f Women's club: terian church at Manda ile time was given over to ion, Among the interes sting | ba on the program were Mrs. who gave the state presi- Dr, John Lee Coul-! ter, President of the N. D. Agricul- | tural College; Supt. MeClelland of ¢ Training school. Gwendo- dent's message; couple of delightful piano selec jand Mrs. Robert Wilson gave the dress of w stion to be held church which will benefit concert will Among the local talent | ing will be Mrs. Frank Barnes, ’ . Arthur Mrs. V. J. La- A cordial i tended all club women of ‘this city interested in club work to he present | jat any or all of the meetings. To- | F to take place at the Pres churek, tomorrow ession when Gov. will be held at the e and the banquet tomorrow | ening will occur at the Lewis aa, oats No. 3 wis That. Graduation Gift The proper graduation gift is one that will never cease to be of service es or cease to, give pleasure ‘to the re- ceiver. Encourage your boy or girl who has finished school, with a good watch. It will spur them on to better efforts and help them ‘to build good character. F. A. KNOWLES HONEY“TAR The Jeweler. Eee ne coe No Opiates, Ingredients printed ——tThe Graduates Gift Shop—— INSIST UPON N FOLEY'S ; “a ee Dopce BRoTHers SALES 6576 Dodge Brothers Motor Cars (or over 1,000 cars per day) weré delivered to retail purchasers dur- ing the week ending April 19th— not including cars for export or overseas. ; ns This breaks all Dodge Brothers retail delivery records. Figures for the first three weeks of April are:— Week ending April 5th . Week ending April 12th . Week ending April 19th . 5694 6106 6576 Each week since October 1923, | deliveries of Dodge Brothers Cars to users have shown a consistent gain over the corresponding week of any previous year. Dopse Brotners Detroit M. B. GILMAN Cao. z1Z MAIN STREET BISMARCK PHONE 808 # —_—————— 421-1, i FOR SALE—Judge Andrew Mitic}'s| WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, , 18), LEARN MOTORING IN A USED CAR Not a few people who have money enough to buy any car in the market buy a used car when they buy the first car. They get ac- quainted with automotive mechanisms; they ‘ learn how to operate and care for a car; they enjoy greater liberties in the use of the car. Because the investment is only half of what a new car would cost, they can afford to ex- periment. Then when they buy a new ca” they know what they want and how to tah.; care of it. We have some good ones. - ment. in Rose Apartments. Apply F, W. Murphy, Phone 862. 4-ober i FOR Modern apartments, one, two rooms. Apply. F. Phone 852. furnished and thtee W. Murphy. 4-a0hte FOR SALE—Hughes 3 plate high + oven electric range in good condi- ion, $25.00, Phone 769 or ell! 821-4th 4-obpt FOR RENT—One or two large up- furnished rooms for light house- keeping, heat, water, light, and gas furnished, Inquire at front apart- | ment, 3 4-30-3t FOR SAI in good running condition, fully equipped. Phone 685J after 6 p. m 4-309 « 4 5 ‘ FOR SALE CHEAP— Indian aie cycle in good condition. Telephone 219W. 4-30-3t “in FOR SALE=80 acres of river bottom land south of Bismarck, on part of which sweet clover is growing, at} $25. per acre, on terms; ab acres tract in city limi per acre, on terms, suits garden purposes and for ¢ ranch. recent beautiful home, brick, ho water heat, large cistern, sawed oak finish down stair floors downstairs, birch fi stairs, maple floors upstai new addition, south front, b ful view, for $0500. FOR SALE—8 room modern house|0» * 12th strect, ‘except heat, h ter, sewer, lights, bath, basén TOW i , Screened in front porch, not 2. near school, for $2850. on 4-30-1w Only $17.55 for a Real Willard! It’s sturdy, reliable, high grade battery throughout, and exceptional value. The Willard name assures you of its quality. Mothers, don’t let colds get way; at the first cough or sniffi ‘Musterole on the throat and cl Musterole is a pure, white oint: made with oil of mustard. It out congestion, relieves soreness, all the work of the good old-fashi mustard plaster in a gentler way, wit ‘out the blister. Keep a jar handy for all emerg it may.prevent pneumoniain yourh To Mothers: Musterole is no’ Don’t Neglect a rae fab This is just one of the com- plete line of Willard Batteries at various prices, according to capacity. We have them all. Ask for Children’s Musterol Pou ees hospital size PENS 3 P. M. AND 7:30 P. M.——— mH re eee ee Men’s asd Boys’ Suits, Overcoats, Leather Vests, Raincoats. eapnatney ‘Rubbers and Overshoes. Suit Cases and Bags. Men’s and Women’s Sweaters. ° ' Hats - Caps. Men’ 's and Boys’ Rubber Boots. . And a full line of furnishings, —Auction Will Continue Until Everything Is Sold. Fixtures and all. ED. KAFER, Auctioneer. CAPITAL CITY CLOTHING STORE 5th Street, near Broadway. IWAN LUUEULAUUUTEUAEE EAE i A lv