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& ? > » @ 16.00; medium 9.90 @ 10.65; ligh’ > ,ley unchanged at from 48 to 56; No. ” asked. ~ E)—Cattie receipts 10,000; shay woes, generally, stendy— 2 10%. Flax No. 1, 230% @ 2.32%, all killing classes; top F sirtaved beet steers 10664) sear Liberty Bonds Bi * 10.50; bulk beef’ steers 8.6! 255 ar ae beat. ‘cows and heifers mostly 6.25 @ ; ier York, Aug. 2-—hiberty bonds * No, 1 dark northern AUGUST 2, 192 WEDNESDAY, New HEDGING —- |TENDENCY OR PRESSURE | WHEAT PRICES Slowness of:. Cash Demand Prices Fased on Failure of Export Demand to De- velop as: Expected _, Corn Matket Chicago, Aug. 2.—Wheat had an | upward tendéncy in price during the ,early dealings today, scattered buy- ing here resulting from strength in quotations at Liverpool and because of a let-up in hedging pressure. Con- Duluth, Aug. 2.—A stronger tend- ency was shown in the wheat nfarket today as a result of higher Liver- pool cables and reported picking up of export demand at the seaboard. Hedging pressure was reported com- N i ¢ of the Markets ‘| DOINGE OF THE DUFFS “THESE eilarrey aM MISS, LEE, WILL YOU PLEASE. PUT FOR MEP. Save STop ‘AND GET SHED BEFORE |.Go! ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE » Mae Ladies First DEYS ALL FULL (AN? ONE WAITIN® “Tw ‘ BA p t eS i "PAGE SEVEN = BY ALLMAN | tinued uncertainties regarding set- tlement of the rail and coal strikes was also taken generally as a bull- paratively light with the movement of winter wheat not up to the stand- 0 to the Head ard owing to the strike situation and |, failure of the railroad men and op- erators to reach an agreement for a settlement. Prices eased later on ‘ailure of export demand to’ develop as had been expected. The market was easy at the close. September wheat closed 4c up at 112% bid; September durum ¢losed ‘% off ‘at 95% bid; October % off aat 96% inally and December % off at 96% nominally. Spot rye closed at % off at 74%; September % off at 70% and De- cember %c off at 70%. Spot oats closed % off at 28% % 80%; bar- ish factor. Absence of any sign of any important export business, how- ever, operated as a check. against decided ugturns in price. The open- ig which varied from % off to % advance with September 1.06 to 1.06% and December 1.08% was fol- lowed by a moderate genetal advance and then something of a reaction. Slownéss of cash demand had a bearish ‘effect on the corn market. After opening unchanged to %c low- ‘ert September 61% to 61% the mar- ket showed but little power to rally.! Osts were firm. with wheat, open- ing unchanged to %e higher, Sep- tember 33% to 33% and later show- ing but little change. Higher quota- nu 3 on hogs gave a lift to provis- lo. Chicago, Aug. 2.—Profit taking on the part of early buyers brought about a decline in the wheat market today just before the close. Final quotations were weak % to %4c low- er with September 1.055% to 1.05% and December 1.07% to 1.07%. Wheat No. 2 red 1.07% @ 1.08; No. 2 hard 1.10% @ 1.11, Corn No 2 mixed 62% @ 638%; No. 2 yellow! oe @ 64. Oats No. 2 white 34% @| 3824; No. 3 white 38% @ 34%. Rye No. 2, 75 @ 76. Barley 57 @ 62.) ‘Wimothy séed 4.00 @ 5.00; clover) seed 12.00 @ 18.00. Pork nominal. 3 10.25 @ 11.60. UNSETTLED IN TONE TODAY Market Was Easy, but Aver- age Prices About Same Compared with Futures 2 yellow corn % off at 59% and No. 2 mixed corn % off at 59%. - Moderate show of strength was shown in flaxseed around the open- ing on covering operations after yes- terday’s bréak, ‘Téading was dull through the session-but final prices were slightly up. September closed, 1% up at 2.26% asked; October 1% up at 2.22%; November 5c up at 2.23 sked and December 4c up at 2.22 Elevator receipts domestic grain— What 98,700 bushels; corn 92,300 oats 38,500; barley 15-100; rye 123, 700; flax 4,300. Shipments—Wheat._ 143,700__bush- el corn 87,000; oats 171,000; rye 45,000; flax 4,100. Shipments of bon: 26,800. . Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos. 1 and 2 dark northern and No. 1 and 2 northern 13; No. 3 ‘dark, northern and No. 3 northern tw smutty spring 5; Nos. 1 and 2 amber durum and Nos. 1 and 2 durum 17; No. 8 amber durum and No. 3 durum 9; other durum 15; Nos; 1 and 2 dark hard winter and Nos. 1 and 2 hard winter mixed 18; all wheat 80; flax 11; mixed grain 1; corn 57; oats 3; rye 189; barley 7. All grains 348; on track 180. _ * Closing cash prices: Wheat No. 1 dark northern 1.23% @ 1.36%; no 2 dark northern 1.19% @ 1.32%; No. 3 dark northern 1.14% @ 1.27% No. lvamber durum 1.12% @ 1.17%; No. 2 amber durum 1.10% @ 1.15%; No. 2 amber durum arrive August 16, 1.07% arrive August, 1.08%; No. 1 durum 1.05%; No. 2 durum 1.03%; No. 1 mixed’ durum 1.08% @ 1.13%; No, 2 mixed durum 1.01% @ 1.11%; No. mixed arrive August 15, 99%; arrive August, 95%; No, 1 red dur- ‘um 99%. Flax seed_on track 2.26% % 2.28%; arrive 2.26% @ 2.27% ; September 2.26% asked; October 2.22%; No- vember 2.23 asked; Decembet 2.22 asked. Oats No. 3 28% @ 30%. ‘ t No. 1 rye track 74%; arrive Aug- ust 15, 734; arrive 71%4; arrive Aug- ust 71; arrive September 70%. Barley range 43 @ 56. Corn No. 2 mixed 6514; No. 3 mixed 64%; No. 2 yellow 65%; No. 3 yellow 64%. ded geain—Wheat Minneapolis, Aug. ~2.—Wheat «still unsettled’ in tone today with buy- ers and sellers having varied ideas as to the true state of affairs. Most of' the ‘good wheat was taken at about the same comparative prices that prevailed at the close of the market Tuesday. The market was easy, but average prices were much the same compared with futures. _ Durunt market firm to strong. Win- ter wheat demand about steady, pi ces unchanged compared with fu- tures. ¢ Corn market unsettled but millers and shippers were strong after|' choice yellow quality. Oats demand was better especially for the new crop quality. Rye strong and offer- ings liberal again. Barley prices wete firm and unchanged and de- mand for new stuff was fairly good. Flax demand was good and offerings virtually nil. Livestock Pt sete dark northetn 1.39% . BATT By 1.52%; No, 2 dark northern, 1.27% SOUTH ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK, || 1 t9i; No, 5, 132% @ 14TH; No. South St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 2.— 4, 132% @-1.94%; No: 5, 112% @| $. Bureau of A, B.)—Cattle receipts 116%. No. 1 di kh 'd winter 1.24% | 2,200, steady ‘to strong; common to] \; Sard ant 106 Wy 8 T10% good beef steefs, 5.0 @ 9.50; best | 7° ; heel abled ie ‘@ 115%; Toad lots today around, 9.00 bale INo. 1 amber duruvi 1183%°@ 119%. crass fat steers under 7.00; é 1 fat butcher cows and heifers mostly Nee 2 aber ee aa 0 NG) i 3.75 @ 5.00; few up to 7.00; canners} Omer GOTUD. tte No. 1 mixed! and utters, 260 @ 3.60; bologna) Curum. 09 @ 100: ted. wheat pulls 3.25 @ 4.00; stockers| and | Tne rs ve See 17, Bar| feeders 8.50 % 7.25; bulk 6.00 @| 1274; No 8 mkt a Ned 6.00; calves receipts. 2,400 around 25¢ we @ Bs an “6@ a7; é Ne “4 higher; best lights 825 @ 9.26; bulk} 48 1@ OF} no ty OMe tow 60; No.1 8.15; seconds mostly 690 @ 6.60. |e ior os Ne Salis No 2 mixed Hogs receipts 7,500; ‘market most-| mixed 57M @ se; Ne 2 mixes ly steady; range 7.00 @. 10.505, bulk | B72; ots. oo ve No. 110% 150 @ 10.00; good pigs 1025. Sheep | White 20% @ Sot: rye Ne, tak @ ‘receipts 1,800; market steady to Be | st in erent ine ij ; f good fat lambs 12.00; | “™ "gyal i i higher Bue @ M00: light and faed- |: Wheat receipts 151 eats leompered jum weight ewes mostly 6.50.@ 7.75; with 277 cars aiweek ble at : heavies 3.50. ; pNorthe: 124% @ 1.36%; Stptem- some, heavy! iber 1.11%; December 1:10;_ afiry 114%. Cotn No. 3 yellow 57% @ _ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 5%. Oats No, 3 white 29% -@ 30%. Chicago, Aug. see Barley 43 @ 58. Rye No. 2, 70% @ white track. and arrive Re Buread 3%4'B., . Second 4’s First 4%’s' Second 4 Third 4%’s Foarth, 4 4%’s (uncalled) 4%'s (called) (By the Associated Press) New York, Aug. 2—Liberty bonds ; -$101.10 100.52 101.40 7.25; bulk canners and cutters 3.10 @ 3.85; .bulk bologna pulls 4.25 @ 4.40; veal calves mostly around 10.00} stockers and feeders steady. i Hogs receipts 16,000; light and light butchers strong to 5e higher; others weak to 10c lower; top 10.75; pulk 7.90 @ 10.70; smooth packing cows mostly 8.00 @ 840; bulk 2.00 to 300 pound butchers 9.60 @ 10.70; pigs steady; 9.75 @ 10, heavy 26) 0.65. @ 10.75; light 10.40 @ 10. ee sows smooth 8.00 @ 8. packing sows rough 7125 @ 8 killing pigs: 9.75 @' 10.50. Sheep receipts 11,000; lambs strong to-15¢ higher top natives 12.75 to city butcher; 12.50 to packers} cull natives large 8.00 @ 8.50; early top western lambs 12.75, some unsold; feeders stron gto higher, best 67 Ib. feeders late Tuesday 12.55; sheep scarce steady. a, BISMARCK GRAIN i -Miller Co.) (Furnished by Russell-Miller ‘Bismarck, Aug. 2, 1922. ._ Money Market New York, Aug. 2—Call money sttonger; high 5 low 4 ruligg rate 4; time loans’ firm; sixty and ninety | days.4; ‘six months 4%; prime mér- cantile paper 4 @ 4%. 8 New .Yark, Aug. 2.—Foreign ex- ‘change irregular. Great Britain’ de- mand 4.44%; cables 4.44%." Sixty ;day bills on banks 442%. ~France | demand 8.16; cables 8.16% Italy. de- mand 4.53 cables 4.54, Belgium demand 7.68%; cables 7.69. Germany démand 11%; cables 11%. Holland demand 38.60; cables 38.65. Norway demand 17.10; ‘Sweden demand 26.00; Denmark demand 21.48; Switzerland demand 19.00; Spain demand 15.50; a No. 1 amber durum No. 1 mixed durum No. 1 red durum. No. No. r Wt one ‘time in England the body ‘ot. . wa viue was denied Christian rites in burial. Greece demand 2.85; Poland demand 01%; Argentine demand 36.45; Bra- a demand 13,65; Montreal demand, STOCK MARKET —Unfavorable interpretations of ov- ernight news developments. in the rail strike and international; debt sit- uations. caused a sharp reversal of prices at the openin, market today. A sharp rally offset most declines. but the market be- came weak in later trading causing irregular price changes for the day. Sales approximated 650,000 shares. erations and the seeming lack of outside buying orders checked the} g, upward tendency in the- afternoon trading. Pressure against..shipping, shares and the renewed heaviness of rails and oils featured the late deal- ings. above yesterday’s final figures. downward on’\the! opening’of busi. nesé on the stock’ exchange today. Unfavorable, foreigny and; domestic |: develeim rt ql fhe-selling 0 Réjection of President plan for settlement of the shopmen’s strike and the stand taken by Great Britain in regard to the inter-alliéd |) debts were utilized by the bear fac- tion. to hammer the ‘speculative fav- orites. Uunion Pacific 1%, Great Northern préferfed, Chicago & Northwestern, Northern West Virgi Southern Pacific and Chesapeake & |, Ohio % to %. Studebaker Chandler Motors lost 2%, Republic}, Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Westing- house Electric, Cluett Peabody and|' Kayser 1, to. 1% and Dupont 1% | Norfolk & Western exceptionally ad- || vanged 3% points and producers arid -} refiners 1%. Buying at the low lev- |; els caused a sharp rally in which |! Mexican Petroleum, Studebaker and |, Baldwin Locom initial setback, many of the early |’ | losses being cancelled, or. reduced |! to fractions. | was. shown by the standard rails, oil and gas shares, several new high pri- ‘Nees for the year being recorded in the upward movement. ‘Western extended its early gain to tral was.up 1%, also a new high for 1922, scored by St. Paul preferred, (hes: apéake & Ohio and Union Pacific, Laclede Gas also broke through fora new high. Other strong spots were Mexican and Pan American Petro- leum and Pacifie Oil, up 1 to 1%. Crucible was up 1% and Mack Truck up 1%. Motor shares which were weak at the start, upon announce- ment of further price cuts also re- covered their losses with the. general upward-trend. Call ‘money opened at 4 per cent. List Now HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. WEBB BLOCK XN 9%. WEAKENED AT THE CLOSING New York, Aug. 2—(Wall: Street). of the stock Completion of short covering op- The closing was heavy. Buying of influential stocks of an investment grade provided a stimu- lating leadership in the early, after- noon and prices crept steadily up- ward, Traders were hopeful that the labor difficulties would soon be ad- justed aud the general business re- covéry resumed. Mexican Petroleum inereased its gain to 2% points and U. S. Steel, Corn’ Prodiicts,;: Western Union, Delaware, Lackawanna, Gulf. States Steel, American Ice, Famous. Players, Products, Mexican. Seaboard. OW,,and f am. Kelly; ‘Springfield; | Iton ock Island ruled-1 to 1% points Prices started with a%.swift jump nish jmotive f rathe® i Rberal sal Harding’s Lehigh’ Valley declined 1%, |! altimore & Ohio and New York Central one point, and Rock Island, |) Pittsburgh and\ New Haven, Reading; and otive were prominent. At Noon. ee | A strong recovery followed the Conspicuous stren; Norfolk ~& |} new top. price and New York Cen- Net gains of 1 point were|! in sympathy - Houses Wanted : Chicago, Aug 2.— . WHEAT— Dec, . | RIB: Sept. Minneapolis, Aug. Allied Chemical & Dye ......$ .72% | Texas Co. . Allis-Chalmets ........5 . .53% | Texas & Pacific '. American Beet Sugar (bid) .45% | Tobacco Products _ American Can . a ‘American Car & Foundry (bid) 1.68 | American .Woolen THE OLD HOME TOWN | RQ) ek OM, MOM:T CAN) [ THATS: A BRETTY Be 4, ‘ WORD. FoR A BOY YouR SPELL 'NOTHING' ? WORD; AIN'T ITP } of the Class. Tag WW, TAG, THAT. ISN'T RIGHT. NES IT 1S= T ASKED FRECKLES, "WHAT DOES ZXB SPELL? , AN HE SAID NN ler Motors HELP _WANTED—MALE peake & Oh PHONE 0 Chino Copper }] Colorado, Fuel & Corn Products MAN OR WOMAN WANTED—#40 Weekly full time, $1.00 an hour spare time, selling gauranteed hos- iery to wearer. cessary. ristown, Penna. Experience 8-2-1 unne- Guaranteed Mills, Mor- 7-Wed Grain Market Range GRAIN RANGE. WA Asphalt. Open High al Electric 1.07 1.0556 109° 1.07% 1.12% 1.12 Low Close 1.06 Sal ation Copper International ‘Harve: Int. Mer. Marine pfd. . I ‘ational Paper neible Oil Kelly-Springfi Kennecott Copper . work. Sth St. “D—Yo les Co. ang man, high Apply Lahr HELP WANTED—FEMALE school graduate, who is trustworthy and wants permanent position in parts department. Motor $t NTED—Experienced girl for gen- eral housework, Small fam 3rd and Ave A, WANTED-—Girl, for general house- Small family, Call at 607 7-31-3t YLouisvile)&, Nashv: y ican Petroleum. iM mi Copper... iddle, States Oil Midvale Steel issouri. Pacific York Central N.Y,.N. H. & H.. Norfolk & Western . Northern Pacific” ... S- +. 10.62 10.62 Mi: New STK 31% 18% 78 High" for gener: | WANTED—Ginl for general housc- work, Mzs. S. B. Toney. Phone 269. B-2-tf, | house- work, Two adults. 513 Ave. A. 9-27-1w. WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. 521 Sth St. 8-1-lwk WANTED—Girl to-assist with house- work on farm. Call 459-W. 8-1-3t FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS. DRESSMAK! class dressma St., Miss C. G. L: FOR SALE—One iil ing table and chai 0 Ath WANTID—To. buy r riage. Phone 822-W. No. 427 Tribune. FOR SALE—Large houge, con: ig| FOR SALE OR RENT — Piano of four Apartments; income ot] 896 before 6 p. m. 8-2-1wk $125 per month, fine location; all modern, Part cash, balance on LOST * terms. Would consider a good car) TOS7—Monday evening, child's red as part cash. If interested, wri wool knitted sweater. Finder 8-121 kindly return to 415 8th St. North, FOR SALE—Beautiiul new b all modern, east /front, ni wood flours, garage, price 500; terms. Hemy & Henr, FOR RENT—Very desirable ed housekeeping apartme floor, private entrance, Call at 217 8th St. Phone trees, five rooms,and bath, har furnis porch, stri¢tly riodern; adults only. ungalow, and receive reward or phon ice, lawn, fou pen on street. Name engraved on gold band. Finder return to Van Horn Hotel for reward, V ib LOST—Part Angora, dark, Return to Roy Robinson, Hrench & Welch, 8-1-3 only $4,- y, 961. nt, first sereen 8 7-29-1w | FORT x cylinde FOR SALE— Very good six-room, bun- gulow, hardwood. floors, full b passenger for cash 25, Special 35x5 United States ment, close in, garage; price only} Fabric Tires $16.00 each, while $4,250; terms; might consider used} ‘they last. Lockwood Accessory car. Henry & Isenry. Phone 961. | Co. Phone 332J. Corner 8th and 7-31-3t Main St. city heated apartment wi vate bath, fora couple. men preferred. Phones 905. FOR. RENT—Completely furnished, 212 1-2 Main St. | FOR SALE—Overland fours like new. Will take first class pa: per. Address 426, Tribune. 7-31-lw WILL _TRADE—Overland Touring ear, Yin& condition, good tires for ith pri-} Gentle- 8-2-2wk 1.18% 111% 1.11%! Oklahoma Prod, & Ref. 02% 1111.10, 1.10 cific Oil eee Pan American Petroleum . 129% 2854 2854) Pennsylvania .. 31% 31 31 | People’s Gas Pure Oil .. 66% 65% 6554 | Ray Consolidated Copper WANTED—Competent: girl for gen- eral housework, 521 5th St. 8-1-1w Reading _. Rep, Iron & Steel Royal Dutch, Y. 2.23% | Sears Roebuck nelair Con. Oil 49% 2.25 48% 2.22% WANTED—Waitress at Homan’: FOUND Southern Paei Southern’ Railway andard Oil of N. J. Studebaker Corporation Tennessee Copper . New York Stock List Transcontinental Oil 59% Union Pacific . ight roan hor: FOUND—Two dark bay mares weigh- ing about 1,200; one iron gray mare weighing abott the sa three geldings; one bald f rel horse, one bay gelding with U brand weighing | about 1,000, Grant Satter, Baldwin, -N.D. k FOUND—Sunday, Ladies” black hat. Also! sor- 8-1 | Amer. Hide & Leath pfd (bid) .70% | United Retail. Stores . American International Corp.. .40% | U. S. Ind, Alcohol / Owner may have same by paying Aneriegn. Locomotive .. . 119% | United tSates Rubber ‘advertising. Phone 656, or Anferichn Smelting & Ref’g.... .60% | United tSates Steel Vib’ sth St North. | 8-2-3¢ merican ae ... 81% | Utah oCpper ree 2 erican Sumatra Tobacco bid .39%4 | Westinghouse Electric . rE imerican T, & T. +. 122% || HOUSES WANTED ” Willys Overland . Cc. & NeW. ican Tobacco’ . 148 Mex. “B” ... Se WANTED—To rent five or six-room house. Write Tribune 425. 17-31-! fa B HB ‘A \ cS. MARSHAL OTEY WALKER. FULLY INTENDED _ TO ACCOMPANY THE SUSPICIOUS STRANGER ON DRIVE WITHA HIRED LIVERY RIG BUT SMALL BOYS UPSET HIS PLANS. HIS BY STANLEY ment, fully equipped 4043. George W. Little, St. including 2 bed rooms, sou’ well located, near one |FOR,RENT—AIl_ modern apartment, Reed. baby carriage fo rsale. Phone 535-M. fully furnished, also 204% Main St. Phone 852. FOR REN’ Raymond St. Phone 822-R. FOR RENT-—Nicely futnished apart for Weuse) keeping, also garage. Phon FOR SALE—6 room modern house, schools, $3400 on terms. Geo. M. Register. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment for light house keeping. Murphy Apts. shed how location and in good repa Ford speedster, Phone 878. 8-1-3t. ligh | FOR SAI ond-hand Dodge first class condition, Phone 471. 801 4t 3 712-1 oa a | FOR SALE—THarley-Davidson motor | cycle and side car. Phone 297. th front 7-28-lwk for ROOMS FOR REN’ FOR RENT—Furnished rooms in pleasant heme, with or without board, Also garage space, 46 Main 7-28-1w St. Phone: 849, 7-26-1w 7-31-3t) FOR” RENT—Strictly moder® room. Close in. Reasonable price. Wash- ing done if desired. ‘Call 672 Thayer St. 7 7-24-tf] FoR RENT—Clean fu good] in modern house. Gentlemen pre- r, 412] ferred. 602 8th St. Phone 802 1 T-2T-1w FOR RENT—Modern apartm Rose apartment, 215 3rd St. Phone 7-26-Tt FOR RENT—Large, pleasant room, ents in with modern conveniences; ladies 852. F. W. Murphy. 7-31-tf] desired; 614 8th street. 8-1-lw FOR RENT—Apartment in medern] FOR “RENT— asant room on house; close in. Phone 482-R. first floor, s e vo, 402 5th 7-29-Iw] St. Phone 768-M. 7-29-1W 1. FOR- RENT—Apartment at_ Court. Phone. 796.4 FOr EXCH soil and water, Address 614 Street, Phone 482R. SALESKEN Four room modern flat. FOR PXCHANGE for city property in Bismarck, or for-sale a well im- proved farm, 2% miles from _vil- lage, 2 miles from coal mine, Good FOR RENT—One modern, nicely tuz- nished east front room; close in, 216 2nd St. 8-1-3 FOR RENT—Furnished room, modern’ home, close in; sen&emen only, 222 Third St. 7-31-3t FOR RENT—Two rooms in modern house, close in, 210 Thayer. Phone 538-R. 7-27-1w FOR RENT—Modern room, suitable for two; close in, Phone 887. 7-26-1wk FOR RENT—Modern room. Phone 2928-W. 20 Broadway. -T-B1-3t '-28-1wk Person 8-1-3t Rosser 1-25-2w C WHIP BERND! SALESMEN—It you are th pressure, live wire type, and know how to sell farmers write I will tell you how you can earn ty of a life time. Advise fully in first letter age, experien whether you own a car. Room 9 & 10,.N. P. Bldg., Fargo, N. OUR PRICES have been since last fall, Cleaning, p dyeing, done quick and right. Hats ‘cleaned and blocked. Al guaranteed. Eagle Tailoring and Hat Works, Phone 58 opposit sffice. ‘FOR SALE—Three 1300 1b. e high| FOR RENT—Furmished rooms. 617 2nd St. Phone 827. 8-1-3t LAND FOR SALE SE 1-4 Sec. 19, Twp. 145, me and ce and)“ Ree 78, Sheridan county, North te Dakota, ‘80 acres level, 80 acres D. am olling. All\black loam’ with clay subsoil, All high land, Write Edw. Ward, Pittsville, Wis. 24-1mo reduced eee iy ee eee ETE ressing,| FOR SALE-SE%, Section 19, Twp. 145, Ree. ¥8, Sheridan county, N. D. 80 acres level, 80 acres gently roll- ing. All black loam with clay sub soil, all high land. Write Edw. 7-24-Im 1 work ite post- 7-6-1m|__Ward, Pittsville, Wise. ait BOARD AND ROOM and 1 colt,-born in May. consider exchanging for Phone No. 617J, or‘ call at-405 13th St. JUST LIKE HOME: Héme cooking. neatly furnished ~clean rooms, screened porch. Day or week serv- ice. Moderate prices. The Dunnray- a car, 8-2-1lwk FOR SALE—Threshing rig, 3 Case, steel separator, 40- traotor engine; all in good See or address John C. Steele, N, D. DESK SPACE—Desk space for rent in desirable location on Broadway. Telephone and janitor servi Phone 565. ‘FOR SALE OR TRADE—Cafe doing Terms if desired. good business. Address No. 428 Tribune. p-inen 70 gas en. Phone 356, 212 3rd St. 27-1w shape | SPECIAL RATES—For working men. Taylor,} Room and beard $1.15 a day. Also 7-31-8t) chamber maid wanted. Banner House. Phone 231. -, 1-29-lwk __ ce free, 7-22) Im London, under present restric- tions, no building is allowed to be higher than eighty feet above the 8-2;3t1 street level.