The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1921, Page 7

wae high school aasiat- ant;/one-interested in athletics and manual training preferred. Must college graduate and holder of first grade professional certificate. Al: experienced teachers for all grade must be holders of second ‘gra professional certificates. Would pre- fer 7th and 8th or 5th and 6th ap- plicant qualified to teach domestic’ science. R. A. Harold, clerk high school, Hannah, N. D. 5-16-lw WANTHD—A Union Man to. Solicit Subscriptions for National Labor ‘Magazine, devoted to the A. F_of L.; ~ liberal commission; many doubling their salary in spare time, Write for:particulars. The Unionist Pub- - lishing Co, 127 N. Dearborn te Chicago. Sel TADIES AND GENTLEMEN, you ' can earn from $3 to $6 every night through homework. Address Post Office (Box!23, Station B.,Cincidinatt, Ohio, 7 batt WANTED—A Single Man to travel with Manager. Ask for A. C. Long: field, Annex Hotel. : —SCHOOL TPACHPRS—Why not turn your vacation intd cash? Have opening for Two Teachers selling high grade children’s books. Leads| furnished. ‘Ben Gellenbeck; McKen- zie Hotel, 12 to 2 p.m. Sunday. "> : ‘ 5S1-It. WANTED- Onee, experienced maid for general housework, Phone.No. 746, or call at 613 3rd 8t. \r21-1w | MAGENTS WANTEO AG! 'S—$6 to $12 day easy; 350 ‘Light-Weight, fast selling popular priced \ necessities; Food Flavors, Perfumes,. Soaps, Toilet” Prepara- tions, etc. Agents Outht Free; write today, quick, now! American Prod- ucts Co., 464% American (Bldg., Ci Ohio; 5 AGENTS-—Maké” $75 weekly ‘selling guaranteed hosiery. ‘We guarantee $36 weekly full time; 75e an hour /spare time. oa perienee unneces- sary. PERFECTWEAR HOSIERY, Darby, Pa. 521-1 FOR SALLY OB RENT HOUSES AND FLATS : FOR SALE—One of the most modern houses in the city, seven large rooms and bath, sleeping porch, screened in front porch, built in features :doors to clothes closets covered with mirrors; garage in ‘basement, east front, beautiful lawa. ‘This is a thing of beauty. Hot water heat; $2,500,- balance month- ly payments. J..H. Holihan, 314 Broadway. Phone 745, 5-19-3t $2,800—We will sell you a modern home, bungalow, five rooms and. bath, hardwood floors, full base- ment, lot 50x140, hot air heat, nice. pretty home, for $2,800, and we can give you terms. Henry & Henry __Phone 961. 5-20-2t FOR SALE—House of 3 rooms, 50 foot frontage, east front, good chicken coop, near the Richholt School, for..$650,- on terms of. $50 cash balance monthly pay- ments. o14-lw eo. M. ‘Register, FOR SALE—New house of five roo barn, city water, and one acre of land. A bargain at $2,300; $350 cash. J. H. Holihan, 314 Broadway. Phone 745. 0” 5-21-3t FOR SALE—Eight room. house, with 75 feet of ground, can give posses- sion in two weeks: Call at #Her- man Ode, 410 15th‘ St., or pirore $31 5-21-8t FOR RE apartment, will make a good hoine for two or three. girls, or married couple,’ 807 4th St. ° 5-20-3t SMALL HOUSE for rent or sale about June 1, Further information apply J. L. Kelly, 302 Ave. D. Phone 498-R 5-21-10 FOR RENT—A four-room apartment, with bath and porches, at the Wood. mansee, 423 5th street. Phone 768R. FOR RENT—Strictly ment in the Rose A 8rd -street. F. W. Murphy. eRe 7g FOR SALE—Modern eqven. room house on pavement,“goad locatiog. Write 229, Tribune. 5-17-lw Phone 3-3-18 - KOR RENT—Furniehed apartment, 2 rooms and‘bath, 422 5th-st. LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Dark rimmed glasses on Sth St. Finder please Phone 178.or call at 1002 5th St. AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE OR TRADE—Maxwell touring car, model 45, in good con- dition. New. battery, two e! tires, newly painted. Have ‘no use for car, will .géll' very cheap or trade for anything worth while. at have you to offer? Joe Crew: 109 3rd street. Phone 898, 5-1 FOR SALE—Willys six touring car. First class condition. Cord tires, Looks like new. Would take good paper, or might consider quarter section priced right. Address Box __481,, Bismarck, N. D. §-13-1W FOR SALE BY AGENT—192}, Excei- siors, Henderson and Cleveland mot- orcyles; sold on: cash or time ‘pay- ments. Write, if interested to Box 641 for catalogue or demonstration. ay &: 5-16-1w iF YOU ARE TIRED of mending punc- tures. put on a set of Dayton Air- less.tires on your Ford car, and your troubles are ended., A. J, Ostran' Phone 319. Office, Webb buildin: 518-4 FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, in first class shape, self starter, 30x31-2 cord tires, demountable rims. Will sell at big bargain, Washburn Tele- phone Co., Washburn, N. D. _5-18-1w FOR SALE—Very reasonable, Over- land coupe, run less than 1500 miles Party. leaving town for summer ‘Will accept bankable paper, Call 138, dl 5-18-3t FOR SALE—Five-passenger touring car in A-1 conditon. Bargain for cagh. or bankable paper. Phone 886-R. 3 5-14-1w FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1917 model, good running condition. Call Second street. 5-18-3t SALE—Ford truck, cheap for P. O. Box 624, S-1s1w, 5.19.3 cash, Phone 427. : i CLASSIFIED” AVERTSEHET I FOR RENT—Large modern furnished —Very nicely furnishet-}- RALESM ee Nw SELLING PLA: (en wantéd:to supply consumer de- mand /for our sugar, flour, canned goods, dried fruits, coffee and other staple groceries; and paints, roofing, aluminum ware and automobile oils. Entirely new plan. ‘Not one penny of investment’ in samples or goods required. No experience necessary. Our men are making big profits and have a permanent Tepeat order busi- nes Address HITCHCOCK-HILL, CO., Dept, 164, Chicago, Ill, Refer- ence: any bank or expre: heiceye -21-1t SIDE LINE Salesmen Wanted to sell ‘Coal to your trade in carload lots. -‘Earn a week's pay in an hour. For Particulars, write BOYLSTON COAL €O., 816 BOYLSTON BLDG., Chi- a S-21-1t; 5-25-1t WANTED—Commission salesmen to sell Lyous’ keg beverages in the Dae lotas. Best line of drinks on ine \ market. Address, The Lyons Bros. Company, Box 20,)Omaha, Nebr. 5-20-lw SALESMEN—Sorac, guaranteed pure, wholesome, no drug, no dope, will put that kick in ginger ale. Ray- mond & Meyer, 414-35 South Dea: born, Chicago. 521-1 WANTER—Salasmen_ for 6,000 mile ‘guaranteed, tires. ‘Satry. $100 week- ly wifh-extra conrmissions. COWAN TIRE &@ RUBBER CO., Box 784, Chicago, ‘Illinois. 519-2 ANTED WANTED, WORK—House cleaning work, take off storm windows, put on screens or aby general work about the house. Louig White, Phone 938X 5.16 1 wk “Storm windows taken off ana Screens put on. ‘Phone 692-L 5-16-1w _____ BOOMS FOR BENT __ ROOMS. IN. SUITES flor. rent, Bis- marck Bank Bldg; also officca on second floor, Apply Bismarck Realty Company, Room 211. .Phone 314. iabsass i 5-218t FOR: RENT—Two rooms’ for light housekeeping and on@ single room. also new piano for sale. 713 3rd St. 18-1W FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- nished apartments and rooms. Bus- inesa College. Phone 183. _5-19-t! FOR RED Furnis! room in mod- ern home, gentleman preferretd. _Call 499X ,or 315 Tenth St. 5-18-1w, FOR RENT—One furnished room for light housekeeping. 620 6th street. Mrs. A. Rohrer, §-18-8¢ THRDE ROOMS for rent, with board, reasonable price. Phone 832L, or call at 311 2nd‘St. 5-18-3t' room. Call after 5 P. M. 902 6th St. ‘Phone 581-K y at 5-20-3t FOR RENT—Front room in private home, for gentlemen’ ‘only. Phone at, ; sie 5-8-3t FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms, 401 5th St. 5-16-5t FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished room 38 Main St. 5-17,1w FOR RENT—Modern room is private home. Call 948. 5-14-1w es FOR RENT—Room in modern: house, 810 Rosser St. 5-18-3¢ FOR RENT—Furnishedroom at’ 418 ath Street. ’ ti 5 16 3t — —__MISORELANBOUB _ FOR SALE—We. will: gell at private dale, beginning this week, and con- tinuing until all our household fur- alture is sold, including bedroom set, ‘couch,’ table, ‘rockers, section: book cases, office desk, typewriter desk, cabinet safe, new Baldwin piano and one Maytag washing ma- chine. Mrs. H. H. Steele, 67 Avenue B, and Ist St. met 5-18-4t MATERNITY Corsets, Supporting Corsets, Sacro-Iliac Corsets, Sacro- Iliac Belts,’ Abdominal ‘Belts, for men and. women, Spencer Reju- veno Corsets. Mrs. F. 'W.. Mofiit, IQogistered Spencer Corsetiere, Bis- marek, N. D.,. Telephotie 30. Room 210° Grand’ Ppcific Hotel. Free. z i 6. The farmere have placed in (our store house ‘a quantity of millet g: and seed corn for us to dispose of tow price. Give.ep your waat list for quotations, or oa}! ‘Holland Nursery Company, Bismarck, N. D. SELES GIO W OHOICE Dried Prunes direct. “ Lowest _ Prices; 25-pound box 60-70 aes, i express prepaid. kotas. ecks good. Send for dried “fruit list. “dnteresting. ‘Ward K, Richard- son; 250 Hickory, Salem, Ore. °“5-21-1¢ PRE W: pay os OD ig, Fe: Mocking: an hate, Ragle Vasloring & Hat Werke, Phone: 68. opposite Pontofti : é ead ot a. FOR SALE—20 35 Flour City tractor, 5-bottom self-litt P. @ 0. plow One Overland 4 and two Crevrotet-nuta- mobiles, easy terms. E. C. Ruble Driscoll, N. D. Boba FOR SALE—Complete fumcd o2k din | ing room set, sewing machine \ 9x12 body, Brussels rug, white ¢n- ameled baby scale. Call 16 Ave. B. ‘West, mornings. G19-1w FOR SALE—Li{brary—dine, duofold with matress—writing desk and two chal practically new Phone 632-R, or call-818 Avenue B. ie - + 5e20-8t FIRST Se eee eg madi’ presaing, repairing, dyeing, ledies’ and men’s clothing, Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works, phone 58, opposite office. ; 1-18-t¢ FOR SALE—One bed complete, san!- tary cduch and pad, dresser, writing desk and. kitchen cabinet. Phone 807. 722 Manda navenue. 518-3. FOR SALE—R baby ‘cart, in first class condition; also for sale 1 Ford }Sedan, run less’ than 1000 miles, Call 48. 1B, STRAYED OR STOLEN—One cow, cream color, white star in forehead and white hind feet. Thos. Garross. $ 5-181w CLOTHES repairing, remodeling, dry- cleaning and pressing by tailors; who know how. Kiein, tailor and FOR SALE—Mahogaty upright ‘Wag- ner-piano, like new; leaving tow! Apply. Apt 2, Person mee -}ers, Mandan. * a remnieling’ men's | HELEN, DID | GET ANY MAIL TODAVP I'M EXPECTING A DIVIDEND CHECK ON THAT RUBBER STOCK= [NEED IT Too! . . ‘YOu MUST EXPECT ‘THose | THINGS (F You HAVE HERES ALLTHE|/ Two PIECES OF MAIL MAIL THAT CAME TODAN! AND BOTH OF CAN YOU BEAT WEDDING “INVITATIONS! “HAVE. BEEN eM EXPECTING THOSE ITP 1 ONLY ASKED You DIDN'T 1? E You DON’T HAVE TO ‘To SEND A FRIEND IF YOU ‘WANT TO SELL your Bis- marck property, list with us. Phone Henry & Hen 5-18-lw. CLOTHES BARGAINS—Some fine ‘bargains in new and tlso fised suits.|N; KLEIN, the tailor. 5-208t FOR SALE—Majestic Range and kitchen cabinet. Good condition. Call 222 2nd St. BEL IW FOR RENT—One furnished room for light housekeeping. 620 6th street. __Mrs, A, Rohrer, 5-218 FOR SALE OR TRADE—One upright piano; will trade for car. Write 230 Tribune. 5-20-4¢ FOR PROMPT, efficient service, list your real estate for sale with Henry & Henry. 5-18-1w/ WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—Meat | market. Jb. H. Levitre, Denton, ; Mont. 5-17-4t | FOR SALE—Iron beds, book. case, gas range. 401 5th St. _ 5-16-51 FOR SALE—Cabbage planta, 306 14th! St. Phone 740-X, 9-2t| “We store furniture: 216 Main st. | ‘6 4-26-1mo FORSALE" General store fixtures at prices that will sell. Pay us a visit as we must aispoee of following items in next few ys. : i Especial prices if more:than one item | ig taken. + ‘ o 1—National cash ‘registet, crank | type, 99,99 capacity; tape and ticket! attachment; like new."$185. i 1—Shefer oak grocery display coun- ter, 16 feet, perfect conditon, $150. 1—Barnes’ 4-ft. safe, 1,600 pounds, inside door, $85. 1—Bowser, -100° gallon kerosene pumping, automatic measuring tank? | complete, $45.00. | 5—Wooden. counters, average, $7.50 each. ( 1—Dayton computing candy scale; | new, $35.00. ~ 1—Ford delivery car; perfect condi- tion, $225.°° = * z 3—Show cases, $10 efch. 1—Hat case, bevel glass mirror,| oval glass compartments, bargain for Ls $26. ee ee If interested ¢alf-dn Carlton Broth- 6-19-1w | WANT TO HEAR from owner having farm for sale. .State cash price and| full deamription., Joha. J. Black,/ North Dak Street, Chippewa Falls, Wisco! : '5-21-28—6-4 Wanted to rom owner of a farm! or good ‘Innd’ for ‘tate for: Fall :¢-| livery. L. Jones, Box 550. OI dn, It HOUSES WANTED. EWARD. WILL PAID—To yone furnishing information en- abling me to rent a good, desirable; modern home in Bismarck, contain ing seven or more rooms. Call;922, or write Box 481, or call at 212 8nd St. Z 5-181w WANTS TO BUY—Party wants” to bay a6 room’modern bungalow, in- cluding bath, well located on pav- ing, with garage, at a satisfactory price, and terms. Write to No. 227 C bone, ~ WANTS TO BUY—We have a number of prospective buyers fog houses in Bismarck, if. yoy want to sell your property list, with us, we can give you prompt and efficient service. It you can’t call at aur office, phone * and we will send a man to see you. Phone 961.. Henry & Heary, Office, 4th St. 5-19-23: —_—:--—- ——_——_-—-* | LEGAL NOTICES. | ITATION HEARING, PETITE CSTABLISH bat iP TO RE. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ] 88, County of Burleigh ; In County Court, Before Hon. 1 C. Davies, Judge." * = in the Matter of the Estate of Jer- lome A. Weir, Deceased. * Mary H. Weir and Mary Weir ‘Wyman, Petitioners, And all other persons unknown claiming any estate or. interest in or lien or incumbrancé upon the property Geacelbed in the pe- tition or against the estate of said deceased, Respondents. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA to the above named Respondents, and all other persons unknown claiming any estate, or interest in, or lien or encum- better than! f | OF MINE some : : he pétition or against the estate of said deceased 5 You, and each of yo tified that Mary H. We Wyman, ‘have filed in the County Court of said’ County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, duly verified petition raying fora — de aacertajn- ing and establishing t of suc- cession .to the real County of Burleig! Dakota, of which of the City of Colorado County of El Paso and rado, died seized; which described a sfollows, to-w An undivided one-hal ) re hereby no- nd Mary Weir a) Thirty-six (36), all i Pierce's Addition, to the y 5 Bismarek, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the register of deed Burleigh County, North Dakot And that Monda: une, AyD. 1921, at ten o'clo forenoon’ of that d tae Koom ot this Court, tin the City @ Egle i leigh, and State of. Sorth} been ‘set by order of t time and place of he: ion; at which time and placé‘uny per- son interested »may appear tnd object to the granting, of said petibion. ‘And you, and each of you, jeited and ‘requited then! be and appear’ hefore this 's and show cause, iif any there be, # said petition should not be granted, Dated the:12th (SEAL) , . Judge of Newton, Dui e Yount ttorgays etitioners. Me (Mag 4-21.88), NOTICE OF’ MORTG. 2 Gh Pay Re SALE. .. Default havi ig occ} ‘redin the condl- jong of the m rts } herejnafter des- cribed, NOTICE Ig /HEREBY GIVEN, that that’ certain mortgage executed and jelivered by Michael ‘P. O'Hanton, a ingle man, mortgagor, 29, pant C. item: ion, mortgagee, ‘duted the 2 jay o! November, 1917, and filed: for record in the office of the register of deeds of Bur- leigh County, North Dakota, on the 26th day of January, 1918, and was recorded in Book 108 of Mortgages, at page 271, will; be foreclosed by a sale of the prem: ises in such mortgage and hereinafter described, at the front door of the court- house in ‘the City of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, at ten o'clock A. M., on ‘the Ist day of June, 1921, to satis- | in t! fythe' amount due upon such mortgage on_the dgte of sule. The premises desriched in such mort- age and which will be sold to satisfy same, are situate the county of. wth Dakota, des- a towit-: The Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Sec- tion Fourteen (14), Township One—Hun- dren Forty-four (i44) North, of Range Seventy-seven (77) West. There will be due upon such mortgage . [of SEY) of Section Twenty (2 Give IT Tome! ‘at the date of sale the sum of $1736.57, ‘besides the costa, disbursements and ex- penses of this foreclosure. Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota. April 22nd, 1921, PAUL C. REMINGTON, Morigagee. G.-F, Dullam and C. L. Young, Attorneys for Mortgage. -” Bismarek,North Dakota, (April 23-30, May 7-14-21-28) NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- € CLOSURE SALE Default having occ tions of the mortgage eribed, NOTICE. 1s HEI that that certain mortgage executed a’ delivered by Jake Bureau, a single man, mogtgagor, to Investors Mortgage Sec c., mortgagee, dated the h, 1938, ‘and ‘filed for ré of the register of deeds of the: county of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, on the 13th day of Ma 1918, and recorded in Book 143 of Mot gages, on page 9, will be foreclosed by'a Sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter described, at the front door of the courthouse in the city of Ris- marck, in the county of Burleigh .and state of North Dakota, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M., onthe: Ist day of; Ju 1921, to satisfy the amount due upon su mortgage on day of sale. The premises described in such: mort- gage and wi will be sold to_ satisfy the-same, are situate in Burleigh County, Nortl’ Dakota, and described as follows, towlt:- The north’ Half of the } Quarter (N14 of NE), and th west Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SW% of, NEY), and the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarte }, Town ship. Ore undred Forty-one, (141), North of Tati Eighty (80) West. There will be due on said mortgage on the date of sale the sum of $338.40, be- sides the disbursements and. ex- ofure kale. arck, North Dakota; 22nd, 1921. ESTORS MORTGAGE ‘SECURITY Company, sIne., . a Mortgagee. G. F .Dullam and C,; L. Young, "Attorneys for Mortgagee: Bismarck, (April 23. ekhollers of the Lucky mpany ‘You and each of you are hereby no- tified that the annugl and special meet- ing of the Stockholders of the Lucky Strike Coal Company will be held at the principal officgs of said company smarck Burleigh Coun- on Monday, July 18th, jock p.m meeting will he to take uction upon the proposal to issue bondg of said corporation to an amount nov exceeding $100,000.00; for the election Directors of the corpor- suing year and for the of such other and further may come before such meeting. Dated May 5th, 1921 (NW ia | ear Cars and Parts WEBB BROTHERS mbalmers 0. K. GARAGE 202 4th St. General Auto Repairing. Funeral Directors. Licensed Embalmer in Charge DAY er HONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 » BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of STUDEBAKER — and — CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS ay Phone 100 Licensed Embalmers in Charge Night Phone 100 or.687 ; “BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY 220 MAIN STREET ~. Upholstered Furniture Made to Order By order of the Board of Dir A. L. Farr, Presi Attest: John, Moses, Secretary. (May 17-21-25, June 1-8-16-22-29, “July 6-1: NO’ CEYFOR BIDS. Sealed bids Will be received until 2 o'clock p. m., May 31, 1921, at clerk’s office on Sectton 17 of Gibbs Town- ship, .by the Board of Gibbs School District No, 32 of Burleigh County, North Dakota, for the erection of a two-room school building, tile prefer- red, with a full basement. Bids should be addressed to F. H. Trygg, Bis- marck, N. D., Route-No. 1, and sliou'd be accompanied by a certified. check for 5 per cent of bid and should be aled ‘Bid for School House,” The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Plans and | specifications are on file at the office the County Superintendent of Schools at the Court House in the City of Bismarck, N. D. By the order of the School Board. Cc, 0. ENGDAHL, President, F. H. TRYGG, , » Clerk. April 30, May 7-14+21 NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION (Special District—Annual Election) Notice Is Hereby Given that on th: First Tuesday in June, being June it A, D, 1921, an Annual ‘Election will be held at “Will School ‘in ‘the Special School District of Bismarck No. 1, County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, for the. purpose 'of electing the following Members of the\Board of Education: One Member to serve for a term of three years. One Member to serve for a term of two years—for the City of Bismarck. N. D. The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock a. m. and close at 4 o'clock p. m. of that day. Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this 21st day of May, 1921. : By Order of the Board of Educa- tion. ap RICHARD PPNWARDEN, Clerk. 5-21 to 66 From Our York Correspondent wspaper Enterprise. York, S. ©. May 21—A_ negro Church near her recently appointed a committee to try to yet a doctor of divinity title for its pastor, thinking such a title wou! increase the pres- tige of the churth. By | Freckles and His Friends Would Easily Have Overcome That! By Blosser | [oMoN WELL 60 | pale { “SupbosE You WERE A CARMED, AND A MAN CAME ALONG AND FRECKLES MANE AW-T DONT WANNA STUDY ALL TH’ TIME boP<= GEE WHIZ. OFFERED To BUY SIX COWS FoR FSO EACH, WOW WOULD You KNOW WHAT’ TCHARGE States ‘upon ‘the property: deworibed In |. WELL, YOUVE GOT To STUDY Your ARITHMETIC = You KNOW SOME DAY Yoy WANT. " BE A BUSINESS MAN AND TD S6LLUIM ONE ATA 4 CARL PEDERSON FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR, Southwestern North Dakota and « Southeastern Montana RISMARCK, N. D A college in Mississippi agreed to confer the degree for $150. Money was tight in the parish. The sum total of the collection raised was only $75, So one of the committee- men wrote to the college president: “Dear sir: Enclosed is $75 for which send us' one D for our pastor. When times gits better we will send $75 more for another D.” ——________ >? | MARKETS FRESH ADVANCES Chicago, May 21.—Fresh advances in the price of wheat took place to- day owing largely to bullish crop re- ports. Absence of rain was noticed. Besides Kansas authorities gave out figures indicating a reduction of 142,- 000 acres in the harvest for that state. Opening quotations which ranged from 1-4 to 2 1-2 cents higher were followed by moderate ‘urther tighten- ing up of values. Many traders interpretcd field réports as showing serious actual! depreciation as well as heavy prospective loss. The market closed strong, 3 3-4 to 6 cents net higer. a LY MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, May 21.—Wheat re- ceipts 22) cars compared to 249 cars a year ago. . Cash INo. 1 northern $1.54 to $1.62; May $1.46;, July $1.52 1-2. Corn 'No.3 yello ‘to 55 cents. Wats No. 8 white 36 3-8 to 37 38 cents. Barley. Rye Ne lax Ni ti! 62 “cents,” $1145 ‘to $1.47. $1.94 to $1.97. CHICAGO C:4SH GRAIN ‘Chicago, May 21.-—Wheat No. 2 hard $1.69 1-2; ‘No. 1 mixed $1.61 14. Corn No. 2 mixed 61 3-4 to 60 1-4; (No. 2 yellow 61 to 61 1-4. + Oats No. 2 whito 29 1-4 to 40 3-4; ‘No, 3 white 3) tu 40 1-2, Rye No, 2, $153. ‘Barley 52 to 68 MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, May 21.—Flour un- changed to 20 cents higher. In car- load lots $9.16 to $9.35 a barrel. Ship- ments 47,782 barrels. “ Bran $16, Chicngo, May 500, |or week steady, 15 to 2: ‘Hog receipts 4,040, ‘ents higher. Sheep receipts 4,0°0. For week 50 cents higher to $1 lower. 21,-~Cattle receipts beef t)ers mostly - nts lower. Generally 10 pa ee asa oa . 6T. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, May 21.—(Cattle re- ceipts 150. Today nominally steady. For week common to good beef steers and butcher she stock steady to 25 cents or more lower. (Heavies show- ed most less. Good and choice stock- ers and feeders steady. Common, and medium grades weak _to 25 cents lower. Veal calves . mostly steady. Best lights to packers today $7, Hog receipts 800, Mostly steady. Bulk $8 to $8.35, Sheep receipts, none. For week about 50 cents higher on all classes. WRITES HIS THA PROM WASH- - INGTO. Only men and women who have suf- fered from kidney trouble can realize how grateful one feels for relief from suffering. Nathan Harned, 621 N. St. N. W., Washington, D. C. writes: “f was troubled with my kidneys for . years, but got no relief until I took Foley Kidney Pills Now I think I am well and I thank you very much.” They act quickly; tonic in effect. RB. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Chir opracter Consultation Free Suite ®, 11—Lucae ag