The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1922, Page 7

i] 5 ‘ TE é ey Re \ FRIDAY, AUGUST 4; ae i eaacaad eum. oe THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE A f ee - PAGE SEVEN | News of the Markets | \ OMAR NE . aa _____ BY ALLMAN Bi itn te hn ai pend ee AWE 17'S, ASWARM||. IT IS NIC ee) Yes, BUT You }f )) Come on DORIS I'M’ COME ONT NEN remus : rita ra ATWINK TPS! ff \ AS MUSH YOU'VE BEEN IN’ [DONT WANT TO. ( GETTING A CHILL! ot pin H W E ‘AT ‘awroniy conn!) wart onri.Yourey\ AWHILET /\*STAY.IN Too You've. HAD ENOUGH! of), Se CALE 0 . ; be AW A-RITTLE: Ap “Av. “LONG! Ny erie NEARLY FROZEN: : Br em vust) _UPWARDSWENG| SITUATION’ AM-GHTOAGO| IMPROVED, About: Car’ and Coal Noticed Here:—No Durum Shortage Was Received ° BEGINNING TO ENJOY IT! Chicago, Aug.’ 4.—Wheat took a ‘3 ‘ decided. upward. swing, in price to-| provement inthe’ csah wheat, situs: day during the early dealings;.most| tion: téday.. owing to the light of- ecaaraat of the impetus being apparently the| forings and the car shortal that i = a : resutl of efforts to have farmers hold! developing | in. the, interi : sf. ‘he . back’ their: grain’ under~ present ‘con: Novthoeee> The trade here is begine i ditions. Renewal of export demand! ning to ape shrinkage of reccipts be- ar = gly ww together with strength in Liverpool ry = quotations despite weakness yester- ee ena ae anit BY BLOSSER | cted of His Error day in‘Aterica.tended''to farther in~| wag. st; to. 2 hi duce buying. Bulls were allo. in| Tas s¢rong. to. 2c. higher compared UE SAID UBD NEVER a. : re “Ge nae 7 z <4 7 clined to "sirens gossip” about cat Farce BS Slouch ene tortey conte ms pn 0% Towiskr mow You SE suow | [ff Ves. cause 24 shortage and lack of the usual coal advance, Ordinary wheat, was: about j Oui ; ; ' y waDNT HAD wrong twas, oc |! opp ; , ied Brom, % to Lge higher, with Se0-| demend’ and: price cars :helped:-the NO. DIFFERENCE How MAKE-UP, seirtvl ess Bebe see tory wacs es nd prices. some... Durum Sy 5 cn! yr wt it res tomber $1.06 to $1.06% and Decor-| wheat receipts were virtually nil. SORRY Vou WZ: BUMP He | a Hoe oe ( pecues ? 3 17 aUST Aan) BGO Towed by. material additional, gaits; | 28°%S, a8, or desirable ayatity te- " GWIN MG AL + | Sum VESTERDAN 1 Bs 4 \ THAT WE WUZ GOING 4 8. | ceived. - f ,: ‘ prema K Corn and oats were, firmer with| mand for Mery lawa. winter whent BLACK: ENE } 7 6NEA fh wheat. After opening % to %c high-| of dark'calor and some‘of ‘the buyers 2 Bee “Ly parry! 2 Bee acest ter climb | Meee eatin Coc baY a premium: for , Damace trom draught, in, parts of | Site Kind cores, othercottering# trom South Dakota yand Minnesota had)” Corn offerings ‘held light-and lo- * + some bullish: effect.’ The close caf “buyers for mills, grinders’ and firm 4% fee net, higher with Sep-| feeders kept prices up pretty light yes : sh ety had ‘to: Ye high: compared with fututes. Oats. were 8: sta! a shade ‘to 18-| hardly ‘strong; Rye ‘was very strong er, September 33% and'lateer made} and the gains were on bids. from fare gains. Provisions ~ lacked shippers ‘mostly:, Barley prices. were support. A up and demand was sharp: for spot Reactions took place at times but} oq transit:offerings. The flax. ed all were succeeded by moderate ral- lies. The’ close ‘was firm, 1% to 2% net higher with September $1.08% ket went on the rampage. Nothing much’ in.and_ buyers competed ‘sharp- ly for what they could get: Spot No. to % and December $1.09 to. %&. I seed sold~at 13@14c over Septem: |. saa y ., Wheat; No. 2: red, $1:10@ $1.11; | ber, arvive-in regalar time about 4@ No, 2 hard, $1.11%@§ 13%. * | Seover= 3 Carts No, 2 mixed, 63% @64; No.| Wheat receipts 127 cars compared yellow, 64@' = 4s N with 259 cars a year ago. Cash No.|; v4 Oats, No, 2 white 84%@37%; No) 1 northern $1.26%@1.39%; Septem- 3 white, 32% @37- etx ber $1,14%;" December $1.11%; May ye, 0. ann oe $1.15%4; Corn No. 3 yellow 58%@ p Barley, . 58%. Oats No, 2 white 39% @30% 4 Timothy seed, $4.00@$5.00. Clover! Barley’ 44@b4e.._Rye-No. 2, 72% |} seed $12.00@$18.00, oa ping | Flax No. 1,,$243% @2.45%. Pork nominal, Lard $11.17; ribs.) “Wheat, No. 1 dark northern $1.38 $10,00@$11.00. + | @1.53%; No. 2.$143%@148%; No. } HIGHER TODAY; CLOSED STRONG dark hard winter $1.13%; No. 1 hard Demand from the Millers for 2 down town where everybody wants to buy. ' Price $1290. I will loan the buyer $3500 to build a home. J. HH. Holihan, 314 Broa Phone 745. 3 FOR SA hree 1800 Ib.__m and 1 colt, born in May. Will consider exchanging for a car. Phone No. 617J, or call at 405 13th St. + 8-2-Lwk FOR SALE—Threshing rig, 36- Case; separator, 40-70. ¢: all in good sha - Houses Wanted - List Now ‘ 33 HELP WANTED—FEMALE: FOR SALE OR RENT | : HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. \ | WANTED—Competent girl for_gon- |. HOUSES AND FLATS. WEBB BLOCK’ PHONE 0 eral house work. Call at Tribune] poR SALE—Large house, consisting: Office. See Mrs. Mann, 8-3-tf) "of four apartments; income of WANTED—Competent girl for gen-| $125 per month; fine locati r ; ion; all eral housework, 621 5th St. modern. Part cash, balance on winter . $1.11%4@1.15% No. 2 hard winter, $1.054; No. 2..amber, durum $1.125%; No. 3 amber durum: $1.01% '@ $1.10; No, 1 mixed durum $1.12%; ican Radi : : 5 5 (0... 2 mixed wheat $1.10@1.18. : i butchers; 12.75; to: packs ¢ . WANTED—Strong girl or woman for|. as part cash. If interested, write!’ Stoo, rade M A ers; cull natives mostly -8.50@9.00; |} aX r oot erested, “write 5 Barley grade 4746; No. 2 49@51; New York Stock List Gra gull natives: mostly: SSE Oey ae ; general housework. Phone 176. pe 427 ‘Tribune, S1-2 sed ee c= R RENT-—Very desirable furnish-}" in desirable location on Broad f y Ne Be Ne. a eee Pare choice western here; good 61-pound|} . , 59; Allied Chemical & Dye . Ovegon feeding lambs steady - at 96. i peGats, No.2 white 30@%: No. 3| Alli 12.50; sheep searce generally steady. | white 29@30; rye, No. 1, 11% @73; WANTED—Girl for general house-|, ed housekeeping apartment, first] jani i work, 515 2nd St. Phone 774. floor, private entrance, sereen ane and janitor service fr 8-4-1w orch, strictly modern; adults A ladda Cee eS BAY c 7 adults only. | FoR -SALE—Saddle, practically new, WANTED—Competent girl for gen-}) Call at 217 8th Sta Phone 883. @ + No. 2; 69%@72. Flax, No. 1, $2.88 : 4 ite Wy dei Spot Grain Was: Less @ 24a: i A Car & Foundry... 1.72 Grain Market Range priced reasonable. Inquire Roy , Hide & Leather pfd 70 serene eral housework, 521 5th St, 8-1-1w T20-1W} Young, corner Second and Swee ‘ Impressive k oat 5 Locomotive ...... 120% _ (Ry the-Associated Press) WANTED—Table girls at the Choco. | FOR RENT—Completely furnished,| eet and § ; 4 Smelting & Ref’g... .60% Minneapolis; Aug. 4— + late: Shop 8-4-3t|/ city heated apartment with pri- uabaad eerie Duluth, Minn., Aug. -4—A’ revérsal ; H Bigar odo cece SM Ly Liege o ; vate bath, fora couple, Gentle-| OR RENT—Completely furnished 3- of form’ was shown in_ the wheat aa ‘obacco.. Sept, uy mt 1% men preferred. 212 1-2 Main St. room apartment with adjoining ‘ oe 1, Pt. o.- 12% FOUND Phone 905. 8-2-2wk| bath at $30 month, Call at 421 9th Dee, .... 110% 112 1104 2. 10% FOUND—Two dark bay mares woigh:| FOR RENT-—Nicoly furnished apart |S ___ ORNS Sue CSE y 28% 20% «8% : ing about 1,200; one iron gray mare| ment, fully. equipped for ligh | FOR SATE OR TRADE—C + 31% 31% 31% 31% * weighing about the same. Also} house keeping, also garage. Phon good business. Terms if d Address No, 428 Tribune. 8-2 a ‘ au Gulf e W Indie: 3 Dec, i jaldwin comotive .... E W o geldings; sy rs > REBOUNDS Baltimore &. Ohi ive bene 66 6g 66 eas three geldings; one bald faced sor 4043. George W. Little, 801 4t : 3 Bethlehem’ Steel “ 7 BARLEY— nsilage cutter in good rel horse, one light roan horse, one} St. TAL : Canadian Pacific we. 48% 49% 48% 49% : bay gelding with U brand weighing !poR RENT—Furnished apartment for and header, can be seen re eine Amsocinted Prone) Central Leather . 3 aac Satter, B 1 light house keeping. Murphy Apts. - New York, Aug. 4—Business on A ors oe 3k} 204% Mai i FOR SALE—Cream s the stock exchange today. continued | Chesapeake & Ohio . FOUND ayy adios” black hal Hea ae ae ay FOR BALE ee stim locally premiums being cut down | to -be of a- light. and professional | Chicago, Mil. and S Owner may have same by paying| 7; ance opam tia um Isemand from the millers for| character with’ no pronounced change | Chicago, R. I. & cost ofadvektising:’: Phono 656, or FOR RENT—Modern apartments in| 514 8th St. cot grain. was .1éss. impressive, it] from the uneven tone of the past] Chino’ Copper’ .. bee Seth oN ; Rose apartment, 215 8rd St. Phone] WANTED—To buy reed bpby ca spot grain viehiat they had covered |few days, Early, irregularity was Colorado, Fuel. & Iron call at 415, 8th St. North, . 8-2-3) g52, FW. Murphy. 7-31-tf| ringe. Phone 822-W. 8 their requirements. Trading in rye followed: by. 9 tmoderste renetion, te Gorn Products . | F0R RENT Apartment” in modern | FOR SALE OR RENT — Piano BOARD AND ROOM Z house; close in. Phone 482-R. 896 ‘before 6 p. m, 8-2-1wk PMA S252 DE os market today as a result of active R % i biddi inspired largely by. fears ts A i ‘bacco’ Oi ee mers” might show a ‘dispo= fp WB F suet teat Woolen sition ‘to hold down their marketings of grain in the hope of’ obtaining ‘@ . ‘higher prices later: on, Operators were also disposed to lay: stréss' up- on the probability of marketing be- ing hampered during ‘the fall: months} ; through the after effects of thé: min- ers and railroad shopmen strikes. ~ The spot market was easier in dur 230 232° 229% 931% e .. 5B 55% Money Market New York,. Aug. 4:—Call_ moncy vLwas a feature locally. u SUE i at the|ing the afternoon. Sales approxi-| Erie’ ....:...< 17% | easy, high 4; low-3;. ruling rates 4; A . ant abe market, wanheat. closed 14 mated’ 550,000 ‘shares. Ppro™’. | Famous * Players-Lasky "84% | time’ loans firms. sixty and-90 days SPECIAL RATES—For working men. : (clone The upward: movement continued| General. Asphalt 70% | 4; six month 4%. Prime mercan- Room-and board $1.15 a day. Also LOST ot) % chamber) maid wanted, Banner | AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES | LOST—Monday evening, child’s red Finder i ;_ September up at $1.14% nominally; Ot in the final. hour when the best |General Electric . c 1B House. Phone 231. 7-29-lwk] FOR SALE—One six cylinder, 7] wool knitted sweater. . 1.19% | tile paper 4%4%.« sé 97; October 3 ‘ups asee re December 1%e off prices of the day, were established: Generel Moters . es at 4c. onspicuous -strength was shown by) Goodki ee tee « Bie! FOR RENT—At the Mohawk, roo passenger Studebaker for cash| kindly return to’415 8th St. North, the merchandise, chemical and inde-|Great Northern pfd + 8% CHICAGO POTATOES scagge tarred Nore Apaermouni et ge ! 8 22-3t with board;: also extra meals} 1 served,'401/6th St. Phone 1 Fabric Tires $16.00 each, while Chicago, Aug. 4.—Potatoes steady; they last, Lockwood ‘Accessory +) Receipts 48’ cars; U.S. shipments! | 403; eastern shore’ Virginia’ barrel s Co, Phone 332J.. Corner 8th and ——$—$—_————— 4 t 76% 3 ; Spot tye closed Tie, up pendent ‘steel shares, together with | Ilinois Central Ex D . LAND: a \d* De- September: 1%e up @ 12H. on Fome of theyhigh class rails, Wool-| Inspiration Copper 1%. Spot oats 1 comity eae on at oath B0% barley | worth’ was: up 6% points to a new/| International Harvetser \ le up at from 44¢ to 5Te; No. 2| high: The close was strong: Tat. Mer, Marine pfd cobblers $2.75@2.90; “New Jersey j "At 10:36. Ihternational Paper sacked cobblers, $1.60 cwt. Kansas SR SiTRAREN ea s-2.4t| FOR SALE SE 1-4 See. 19, Twp. 145, ~ BALES FOR SALE“t02i Ford Scdan. Must | Ree 78; Sheridan county, North sacked oe $1@$1.10 ewt; poor quality 5: cwt. Minnesota Geod sked carly, Obiogy $LAS@ESG ‘ewt.| wittre we estat eek wae! j ‘ 5 Non’ pattern. It is of fitch, trimme@ | how to sell farmers write me and hiker PRINTED FABRICS. with Hudson seal.’ I will tell you how,you can earn , Printed fabrics are, very popular 3 ty of a life time. Advise fully in now. © Georgette with very large fig- first letter’ age, experience and ures are made ‘up into charming af- whether you own a car. Room 9 ternoon and-dinner-frocks, with ir-| Camels sometimes live to the age & 10, N. P. Bldg., Fargo, N: D. regular hems and wide satin girdles.| of 100 years. 7-7-1m ‘THE OLD HOME TOW Dakota, 80 acres level, 80. acres rolling. All black loam with clay subsoil. AN high land. Write Edw. Ware, Pittsville, Wis. 7-24-1mo _ FOR EXCHANGE _ FOR EXCHANGE for city property in Bismarck or for sale a well im- proved farm, 2% miles from vil- lage, 2 miles from coal mine, Good soil and water. Address 614 Rosser Street. Phone 482R, Ye up, at 60% and No. erna a - eter oh at 59%. 2 Stocks -in-which- there was-a”pro- Tavineible. oH ara % * Upturns were’ brought about in tecting short interest made good Ke ly-* Leal oe ‘ireé flaxseed as a result of ‘good bidding | headway in the. initial dealings on baainente Eeiner: fi at the start by crushers, while of-| the stock exchange today. Elsewhere Se oeane Pettolouin'. ferings were light. September closed the trading. showed some Hestitation | Miami Copper 2\e up at $2.34% asked; ‘October 2c] with railroad. issues quoted both'| Middle State: Oil .. up et oat asked: Novemper ae af above ‘and below yesterday's final| Midvale Steel ....- $5254 bid. x figures.' New high records were | Missouri Pacific .. Elevator receipts “Wheat 48,000; | achieved by . some of’ the recently| New York Central .. corn 37,100; oats 25,100; bArley 9,700; strong features ineluding~corn’ prod- N.Y, (NH. be Hartfgor rye 133,000, flax 700. a ucts, Woolworth, Western Union and | Norfolk oh estorn x ‘Shipments—Wheat 1,300; oats| Rand Mines. Oils. were advanced Nor potigke @ ’ cent barley 25,000; rye 88,400; flax| vigorously despite the announcement) pacific: Oil. > Catt i dj of further cuts in crude oil prices.) pan American. Pétroleam 1 Duluth car inspectign “Wiveat, Nogi| Mexican , Petroleum advanced, 2%.| pennsylvania « 2 northern 5; No. 3 dark northern Pan-American and Barnsdall’“A” .1| People’s Gas ..++ and No. 3 northern 1; other spring and Standard Oils of California and| Pure Oil .. 1 . 5 New Jersey % point each. Woolworth | Ray Consolidated Copper. be moved. Will sacrifice’ for cash. Call J. L. Kieler. Phone 318 or 498W after 6 o'clock. FOR SALE—Ford roadster in good condition. Inquire Apartment. 12, Bismarck Business College, after 6 p.m. A 8-2-8t FOR” SALE—Oyerland four ¥ like new. Will take first cla per. Address 426, Tribune. 7- STANLEY | Witt TRADE—Overiand Touring < — car, fine condition, good tires for =, Ford speedster. Phone 878, 8-1-3t : FOR SALE—Sccond-hand Dodge in JSS . first class condition, Phone 471. | CALL FOR CITY OF BISMARCK 6-13-tf WARRANTS. SALESMEN—If you are the high pressure, live wire type, and know BY 1-25-2w + Nos. 1 and@ 2 amber’ durum and * Ba\Nos 1 and 2 durum ‘93 No. 3 yes ups, Corn Products 1% and Reading ogcaiicit Wott Norah mae aR amber durum and No, 3 durum 5;|Rand Mines a: point. Pressure/ FeP. i : r jotice is hereby given that there ambel " Royal Dutch, N.Y. sesssmeso : i : E FORK RENT. _] are funds on hand to pay the follow- FOR RENT—Strictly modern room. | ing warrants of the city of Bismarck, other durum 7; Nos.-1 and 2 dark} against Marine’ preferred forced it) co PY Rard. winter and Nos. land 2 hard]1 point lower while Union Racific Sears Rocbuck, i . Close in, Reasonable price. Wash- | North Dakota, drawn on the follow- ing dont if desired. Call 672J. 15] ing funds: \ winter 1; Seized 6y anutty miner and Kayser/were down 1 and 1% re-| Southern Pacific. al whens eats 25 rye, 97; barley 4. RN si Southern Railway 4 ar ‘ 4 : Thayer St. 7-20-1wk| "General fund, warrants registered i Bt “ 9 ye Y 13 2 ae FOR RENT—Four rooms furnished | on of before June 14, 1921, Road and street fund warrants registered on or before October 5. 1921. for light hou Call 214 2nd keeping, first floo or phone 279-J. Be 4 + All grains’ 162; on track ‘252. o ° i i vf 2 5 on The market turned heavy in the| Studebaker Corporation fa Closing cash prices: Wheat, No} 6:09 hour, sh i 1h + i , short selling pressure be-| Tennessee Copper : L dark northern $1.2614@1.39%3 No.| i Geet od oagainst foreign oils, | Texas, Cor «+7: 2 dark northern, $1.22%@1,355 %3 | mot, d z 2 [ Soe 1 %.1,30%; | Motors and some of the rails. Mex-' Texas &: Pacific .. . Nor 8 dark northera: CFR St ated ican petroleum ‘réacted three points | Tobacco “Products . whe, @ THEY STOLE bee f 5 allt all i119: Nosed) from its early high and Pan-Ameri-| Transcontinental Oi < HUBBELLS SHOOT TO FOR RENToLarge, pleasant room,| Library fund warrants registered y y ‘with modern conveniences; ladies | 01 oF before March 15, 1922. Interest. will cease on the above $1.11% 1.19; No.2 amber durum $109 | 509i was down 2 points, Chandler | Union: Pacific, ..- @A1MT; ditto affive August 15, $1.08; /lost 15. points, ‘Maxwell Motors 1% Union Retail Store KILL_IF You arrive August, $1007 $103; No. 1|/and=Btudebaker 1. Material losses}. S. Ind. Alcohol .. SEE EM: 5 Nos vam. $1,.08%115;-; No. -2 | Were also: made by Kayser, Lorillatd |,United States Rubber ; ; 4 . ; above warrants are payable at any ‘ 5 Tobacco. and Marine preferred.| United States, Steel ed and strictly‘ modern. AP-| hank in the city of Bismarck, North ‘ s 18e. 8-3-1W| Dakota, or at the office of the city warrants on August 7th, 1922. The mixed durum $1.01@113; 2 mixed) Horacco. and ma “Ol ive Au-| Weakness in the rail group was con-| Utah Copper ..- arrive “Ange ghee BBs. fined largely. to Norfolk & Western, | Westinghouse Eele FOR RENT—Large pleasant room on id city. Bust O75; Ne. ‘track $2.84%4@2.37%; | Baltimore & Ohio, Delaware & H d-|-Willys Overland DR RENT Us : treasurer of said city. : my \ Flaxsee S4@336%} arrive Sep, | Son_and Cleveland, Chicago, Cin- | Chicago & N. We ‘ < irst floor, suitable for two, 40 A. J. ARNOT, arrive $20 5G3304) | SEeptember | cinnati & St. Louis preferred, which | Max. "B? --..--+ . ) LonD St. Phone 768-M. Gity Treasurer. lomber Srods October S231. asked; softened 1: to: nearly 2 pointd. To- "i OH" FOR RENT—A No. 1 room in mod- Sete er $230 bid; December| Wards, noon the selling movement Ge ¢ Sm ern home; first floor. Phone 678W. Novenpera te y "| was, checked and.a brisk:demand set Z < > WSS | 2-3t Ship Us You: Oats, Now 2 white track and arrive | 1” 00% domestic oils.and -high grade CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. ; i oo Cheas Ship Us Your eno Nihite track and “7gu; | specialties, Houston Oil, Standard Cen AGO MIVKU. S,- Bureau| |” 5 S'S | , 4 DR RENT—Modern rooms. Cheap Dry Cleaning a OW of New: Jersey and the two. isé "Cattle receipts 3,500; fair- |' . is x a if taken at once. 930 4th St. p NOE. 8-2-3 KLEIN ¢ arrive August ten, 75%, arrive Aug. F744; arrive 73%; arrive August) 50° of Barnsdall were up 1 to '2 tive; beef steers strong; qual- 2 points with: similar gains-being-scor- | !y. active; . arrive September 72%.) | ed by Crucible and American Car & | ity Plait: top yearlings and matured |” ’ i Wii: MISCELLANEOU: arley 44@57- con No. shell w| Foundry. Adams and American Ex- steers 10.40; bulk beef steers Ack — 5 a SALI Pea 5 x 3 mixed: 58' Oy ‘os. 2 syellor press were up 3% and 3% points re- 10.00; bulls 15 to pee: lowers icy ins : : x 4 ; FOR SALE Nice level lot, ¢: 0. 8 yellow 59%. spectively, while Woolworth and wlansee generally eaeeney any r i A s y / location. Between the capitol and! cher cows * an er 005 ! , | Western Union extendéd their. early; a f 5 rs and ‘cutters’ mostly '3.25@ i (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) | gains. Call money opened at 4 per (00; bole ¢ bulls lag iy 14.00@4.25; : 5 Tailor & Cleaner A i ue o— | f No. 1 dark norther ‘A reduction in the call money rate Hogs, receipts, 19,000; steady to s = 3 \ Ne G) exe gaat ane: | ao Maf Pee tent ‘andl a rebound in| Teh and light butchers 107810905 | ; HOUSES WANTED Bismarck, N. D. Bismarek; Aug. 4, 1922 . | cent. <A 1:30 pull vealers 10.25@1 4 mixed durum. ’ i few lights 10.60; No. 1 mixed durum Mexican Petroleum to well above the Aooraged 11.00 cut of line; bulk 225 No. 1 red durum high price. of. the forenoon intimi- ay 4 No. 1 ‘flax... 00} dated’ the short -interest into. cover- to 250: pola Baten ea ae - If t t ice is ri x No. 2 flax 95 | ing extensively (in Deters thes Eicable 300 pound packing sows : i you want to sell your home and your price is right, we ee : Fast commen, ard preferred, ‘Bote | mostly wee 80 downs Pe ae yee. age iP a can get a buyer for you. We have people waiting to buy rs a a ind~ Wes' ot iy Cy “ a “ my a i 23 A SEA'FLAVOR. __ Marquette gre in demand as well as to strong: Reavy-9.50@10.10; medium pass Weta be h ; ‘ modern homes. DON’T WAIT—Call us up or we will call! A. smart little. félt hat of a very|a wide assortment of specialties Am 9,90@10.85: light: 10,70@10.90, Light aig 71 zi NEA on-you. intriguing shade of sea green carries erie ana Tima locomotives, Aner bent es packing sous THE Post OFFICE WAS ROBBED vy. i ¢ ri in ii i a ferre meas ir i ad et ‘ pou ie ees favor tn ey frimmine S20 usbor, Postum Cereal, Wools |roveh 7.25@7.75; killing pigs 950@ LAST NIGHT- MARSHAL OTET WALKER SAYS THE ROBBERS Phone 961. HENRY & HENRY Office Fourth St. shout worth, Kfeige, Rémington Topewsit: 1050 “| [ AALS BEE BEHIND THE BARS WITHIN’ FORTY EIGHT HOURS — * about the crown, 3 er, U. S, Realty, Brooklyn Union Gas | Sheep - receipts 8,000; fat lambs fs Buh & Po