LAINE CARLIN KATA. RN IS CTD TE RES SNE TN RGR: IN NNR ORS meadows and woods. Extra gesir- able, only—only, $35 an actel A moncy-maker -for jeciall; I ri 4 une 4 corny Jallk, hogs ober Wilh take t ) “= - ey ne hatful of moncy in time for’ hand- ; ae some residence property. Be, come Piet a ea Pp xa ind see ite Li N. jary, Mandan. 3 Rea ie) cas ? — — J ADVANCI , CLASSIFIED DISPLAY estimates current that ax mach |- : : ’ bis 7 He ' | 65 Cents Per Inch 40,000,000 : e i ‘ tine wheat ts of wach ley quality | q ‘ " 15.00 160 WANTED—FRI All classified ads are cash ax to have a text cin of ‘le iy. +e AG, i 15.22-- » 16:00 Ww At once girl to 1} in advance. Copy should be tae 55 Lote bod i) wheat ic iso 1845 “4 child suring sey ae do som received by 12 o'clock to in- lay sco a sharp’ advance, es- | o jouse’ work. Call evenings after ’ serti ‘day. pecially in the fate dealligie Ex: | July ooo. 16.50 15.85 Op. m. 08, Mrs. G. D. Bell, usiutbety ela port demand for North American | a . ; ier a OR ae Rees. THE -; feb sha 1812 ANTED—A cook for a smali bo they are nonetheless binding. True, too, that many chorus girls have “party” reputations. Even these marry eventually. What is more they don't marry rich ments The majority marry into the “profession.” Almost an eave nim- : iste ber marry young bond salesmen, i aE Ag rewei Aihiens business men. \ Write care Tribune 99. Creation of highway building fund Regently a Broadwaylte took “ihe B12-16-18| of about $1,200,000. to be used to h WANtEDOWathae op cine: th fe fd. i ‘a: 4 trouble’ to check up the fate, within WANTED—Wi [match federal aid, is: vroposed in a] trou [esti eat clase ate, to do at Wome. | rit boing initated at Fargo for a|#, Year of a number of choripe: hha psaw 5 | photographed’ at their last Central pole ne sundae Pelinaty? Park frolic. In one group of four, Bt) Mis. Me Lee Hdstad of Grand Forks| three had married. The’ fourth had was elected president of photograph- ers’ association of North Dakota. | wheat was fair, with sales of 500,- ou0 bushels. A few crop com- { ANTEDA sek for a small board-|} BISMARCK TRIBUNE plaint from x a3 ttle Oret arcaats received soft ees a are +. none of Sul Dickinson, U. Indian | . PHONE 82 3 bor isnt Neher, bork 13 (Furnisnee rg oitMiller €o.) 5 4 é a 3-5-1wk 3 cent off to 3-8 cent apy sof oni i amare March M46 J . aay Pad hiro 1? | -AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES a aS 4 No, 1 dark ‘northern ..: a - 5 $\ 5 se ir x ¥ | nn Sout wae nec at 1-8 to 3-8 cent gain. Te htt atanpptiee epting: ice i, Aneé provided, Chicago: Hospital, 811 GOOD USED CARS Chicago, March 11,—UR)--Fresh-up-| No. 1 amber durum E ; 3 Arcsin ates Pe | | ' ubetsko; turns here in wheat today resulted! No. 2 mixed.duram . : 051 A § ’ 2 BM 1B-16 5. iaiia though more recent information indi- from higher quotations at Liverpool| No. 1 red duram . 5 rues «| WANTED—A “housekeeper, one to} with the new low prices of Dodge] —-~ O01 GIR t Carleton Debaters won over North} cates that she will be a member of a and from further buying on the part; No. 1 flax ... ‘ ‘ p help: Yaise chickens on shares and} Brothers cars, places us where we| HIGH SCHOOL GIRL’ wants Dakota university, 2 to 1, at North- wealthy New York ‘family: ere of ‘houses with -euaterh conrieetions, | No 2 flax 1) 190), ? : : take care of the house, Write Care| can offer remarkable values in] &fter school and Saturdays. Boards| ficld. fF. i Poor grading of Argentine shipments | No. 2 rye . : Constructive Forces at Work} of Tribune'9¢._ 3-10-Iwk[ good used cars. Call at dur USED| "d rooms*at home. Phone 129W. y the, was a bullish factor, and with offer-{ Dark hard wheat . : Today, Rail ‘Oil Shar WANTED—Housekeeper on farni.| CAR SALESROOM and look dver 3. Lars Haverwold, butcher at Wat- t C - 1 Today, and Oil es. Two to cook for. Write E. §. Dale," this stock for real in: S| ford City, N. D. bled to death a fe enew ings here light an advance was Hard winter ....... . fi ly'attained, “On the upturn, May de-| We quote but do not handle the in.‘ Lead Bismarck, N. Dak., or call. 9-F1t. Pe Touring, $200; Ford Coupe,| _ MISCELLANEOU! minutes’ after accidentally cutting | bank head. ‘The third is wed’ to Sam li went :ty about seven cents a! foltowin, bushel above yesterday's bottom) Oats. figures. The opening, % cents to 2) Barley a a0 f EUs, ey {rer te i Speltz, per on “or prt forces wére again at: wdrk| Second street. Phone 790W: oie M. B. GILMAN CO. lowed by a decided further ‘gain. | No. $56 Ibs. or more sult eae the ge pent tee atone ur PED. ent ell tel or: i Ripens ten days earlier than any| game. Selle, teat ee ey sakes EKG vcr) bl qaed, under the: feadership of” the! al hotseworks No washing” 406{ FOR SALE—ivi) Buick tive pi oe ricty and exceeds alt oth- weather was also a bearish fnflugnce.| Sample ) ‘ah Zallrond and oj! shares. Chesapeake} Sisth-St."Bhone 431. HE} eer touring ent. Was painted: Tast ie Leerelaretei hh teity of Minnesote hock-| cord of them. ‘The ery of Broadway After opening unchanged, % cent up,' 1 cent per poun features; the common climbing melee = — ives dane batters In good’) Sixth St., Bism: . D, or Sig] Wi ecame, Big Ten champions | 's for “fresh recruits.” Youth, youth, May 78% to 78%, corn sagged all! 1b, Ear corn, 70 tbs, 5 conte undet| Points to 188 and the: preferred $% CHICKS working order. | Terms if desited.| Robertson, Self Ve eae tao giedl 8 UB ig youth at $35 a week, and with some around to below yesterday's finish, | shell. | to 182%, both record high levels, on | BIGGER BETTER CHICKS—That| Noor” Wt cure. Tribune PE MILONATE ee eae Qats were firmer, ' sympathizing eee buying influenced by the belief that} live and: grow. Leading varieties] j Sach os;| FOR SALE-Bottom hay, mixed! Professor George A. Ressner says | eh at much, as $76. ~ with wheat. The opening was un- INNEAPO! RANG! regardiess’ of wheter the “Nicktl! from. purebred, cestified "farm FOR SAL ‘hevrolet cou 1925) wheat grass and alfalfa, clea it iro that tomb discovered by} ‘And there’s a scarce a one of them changed to % cent higher, May 39/ 1 || Biate” Merger WeRp through, \ thet!

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