The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1922, Page 7

THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922 ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN ah | News of the Markets DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Gets the Air BY ALLMAN ' pee ce niente ed : tee, FORGOT. | OH, Nov odwtT saylige~_ 2) HE INVITES ALL HIS FRIENDS VLE NOT CALL THEM Up! Bea - A ae 5 || 79 FEL Yous titre | tiio'bo you Tune QUT: WITHQUT. CONSULTING WE'LL CALL THEM UP!” re eee : | TLS) (5 Neha oP Wate oreeer 4] THE SMITHS AND. : AB MAB; MY VACATION SHOULD HE'S SO LIBERAL WITH ‘ oneiene te: ] J ; ~——@|| BILL. GREY AND Hi$, [ ALL THE CooKINg® BE THAT OF THE VILLASE I'M. GOING DOWN HERE Fee : WT wel PR WIFE OUF’ TOMOR FOR THiS ‘GANG P. “ CQoK - How Sweet oF HIM: lie'p LIKE ME To BAKE FIVE BY THE LAKE~ I WISH F ) | j New ‘Aug. 24—A" tej ( SPEND "THE DAY! PM N@T RUNNING A War ' WHEN ALL THE WOMEN! by. railroad: executives: ofthe rail= | bewemern | pees OR SIX PIES FOR THEM: FOLKS HAVE GONE. To © i ‘| road’ brotherhoods peace offer im-| fag , i 5 BED. Yau wor PUT. Vian fe | parted a. reactionary. trend to open- BED, YOU COLD Ee ie | Se ing prices. on the New York stack A LAMP IN THE FRONT. ‘ * exchange, ‘Steels, oils, tobaccos and ‘WINDOW AS:A SIGNAI R m a ~~ [ some unclassified shares -moved _ to: Tome! = ~ sige Bigher round ise: rails; shipping’ f’ ‘ g . ; nd gas shares sold at cot i a (By the Associated Press) |New high for the year were estab: | Chicago, Aug, 24—Wheat values| lished by Consolidated Cigar, Rey- took a downward slant here today nolds- Tobacco, Dome Mines, Public is Seeath ith 1 ati Service, of New Jersey, Brown Shoe} vMpAtny we jower quotations) and Eastman Kodak. Mexican Petro- at Liverpool, There was rather aj leum ‘sold off at the opening but general ‘local copimiasion house sell-| 800% strengthened and moved up ing at the start but support was|@e Point with sympathetic advan- lacking and the market'showed ra-|es'in Pan-American shares and ther an easy undertone. Buying of | Houston ojl,, presumably in response the December delivery at $1.02% by tq the settlement of the Mexican ex- local traders «checked, the decline.| Port tax question. The advance in oer Export demand: at the seaboard| steels which was led’ by Crucible | was reported as very slow on ac- with a gain of 1% points was attri- count of the weakness in exchange | buted .to improved conditions to that with marks now quoted “at practi-| industry ‘and expectations of higher cally 2,000 to the dollar. The open-| Prices. Early declines in rails were 2 ing which ranged from’ % to %4c| largely fractional. Marine preferred ape Sls Oe Ae lower, with September 1.01% to| dropped one point to another new) VISEE WE AIN'T Y'do= DIDNT” MOM $1.01% and December $1.02% te] /°¥. . RELATED TT’ ‘ raed $1.03, was followed by a slight ad- The irregular trend continued to) MARRY PoP: AN’ DIDN'T vance all around; then by somewhat| the’ forenoon. Pool operations were | bd ? ofa reaction. ‘ a ‘potent influence in the rapid rise. GRAN'MA MARRY nd Continued dry and hot weather in] of ‘special. stocks, but there were, oe . the southwest and the confirmation| also indications of public buying, ap- GRAN'PA ? of severe deterioration in the erop| Pafently predicted on the belief that’ : by the government weekly, weather | Failroads generally were in a good ' report, gave the corn market a firm| Position to continue the. movement undertone during the early dealings. | of traffic without further serious in- | Buying by. a local, professional was| terruptions, Oils, Independent Stecls, | mainly responsible for a sharp up- Motors, | Merchandise and ‘Public, turn at the start. After starting %c| U a were in good demand at to %c down, with September 60%¢, ‘of 1 to. 8 points.” sii the corn market scored gains’ all] Weakness persistetl, however, in around, then underwent somewhat of} the shipping issues, while chemicals a setback, * = also wee subject to. reactionary: in- Oats followed other grains, After| fluences. Standard rails." yielded opening unchanged to quarter lower | Slightly and showed little recupera: with September $15: to 31%c,' the| tive power. Crucible had extended |. market rallied, slightly, then settled } its tise to 3: points. before noon and around the initial range.:Provisions| Studebaker was up two. Call. money |' were strong in line with higher hog| opened and, renewed at 3% percent. values. Strength of high priced failroads Wheat later advanced sharply on] Which improved 1 to 3 points with ’ short covering and generally all buy-| several new high ‘records, made, con- ing induced by the strength in corn.| trasted with’ ‘the active selling .of : 2 Traders were long on wheat and| shippingg, Ttubbers and American] ee ; < = : found support limited when they Telephone in the afternoon. North- bid. At Buenos Aires Septefuber flax! range ~ $6.25 @ $8.90;") bull | TT tried to take profits. A partial re-] ern Pacilfe rose 2% to a new high| opened at $1.70%. _ * 1 4,| good light weights to packers $8.75 — pape : s te) moval of the embargo on exports of| figure while Canadian Pacific, At- : Packing sows mostly. $6.50-@ '$7.00; } r . HOUSES city LOTS FARM LANDS Wheat from India induced consider-| chison, Reading, Omaha, Chicago & MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN ‘ansuh higs $8.50.’ Shean receipts. 3.4005 BY oP wy aie Mile ‘selling toward the finish and} Northwestern, Missouri Pacific pre-| | (By the Associated Press), |manket steady; bulk good fat native VI a | 1] TRoom House—Modern—East Front + $5250 ‘aused prices to ease off. The close| ferred, and Ann Arbor preferred,) Minneapolis, Aug. 24.—Wheat re- lambs $12.25; some $12.00; second ba c Good locgation—Near be i toe net lower with ag were 1 te points better, spaces seipte 284 cars compared with a monty $8.01 ‘ light and” me ise i en 7 Room house—Modern—South Front ember $1, an fecember §1. ars a year ago. Casi , 1 north-| weight 3 il 1 sation in C % to $1.03. D on tobacco products “A” stock, Am-| ern $1.06% @ _ 81.12% “september aeoend $4.00. steely Hen heayite} HELP WANTED—FEMALE .___ HELP WANTED—MALE Best Jocation in City—Term: ‘The break in wheat prices toward|erican Telephone made a sudden| $1.03%; December $1.03; May $1.07 seit Ea ee. ‘COOK WANTED WANTED—Local gaborers for fone || ° Room Modern House—Kast End the tingsh carried corm off with. it,| downward dive of four points on the| %; corn No. 8 yellow 57% @ 57%. : Wanted sat vouve: feeuk £28; eafed. fob’ on eonstruction: of underpats Near School— Hasy terms. and the market closed- unsettled, va-| announcement of a new stock issue | Oats No, $ white 28% @ 30%c. Bar- Grain Market Range ~ | work! good wages, write or phone R.| .N. P. tracks in Bi if 400. par HEDDEN REAL ES' jues ranging from. %e decline’ to| of $15,000,000. Marine preferred. ex-| ley $9 @,0c. Rye No. 2, 64% '@ 64 —— ; eee eee een aU cok: Nc Dak, |. Sours Apply. to HernArel -A0e’ Des 5 . ESTATE AGENCY 4 %e higher with September G0%e. | tended its break to 4% and United|.%c, Flax:No. 2, $2.18 7 (By the Associated Press) D ood, N. hie Bs ha PP to Lynn: Kelly, fore-}] WEBB BLOCK —_—_—_——_—— \. [States Rubber and Kelly Springfield — Chicago, Aug. 2 i FEWAU HELP" WANTED Ta ah on job. CHICAGO CASH were also depressed CHOICE WHEAT IN DEMAND Open, _ High. Low. Close.| FEMALE” HELP : WANTED—College 8-23-2¢ > (By the ‘Associated Press) , Son of the indus! + _ (By the Associated Press)” | WHEAT woman or teacher. Free to travel. | WANTED—Young man, ~for stock Chicago, Aug. 24-—Wheat No, 2) jected. to farther liquidation in the| Minneapoli@,... Aug. ° 24.—Choice 101%" 198% 101% Must ‘have forceful personality.| work. Apply F. W, Woolworth store AUTOMORILES—MOTORCYCLES | modes, 1 “King” trombone. Call red $1.05%; No. 2 hard §1.05% @ ur whieh w: : agepen nied by | wheat met with good demand around 102% Christian,.character.:\One capable} from 11 to 12 Friday., Inquire for| FOR SALE—Buick Six, touring car.]| 402 5th’ St. * $1.08) REE oer rer smicing oer gain ree the: opening and considerable, of it 107% - of working» into: responsible posi-| Mr. DeWall. 8-25-1t| K-45 Model, run fifteen months, all i 8-18-lw TAG a50 @ Soe; No. 3 white 82% @| demand for U. S. Steel, the, tobaccos | futures but” Hee a aehe nell at ; © tion, No, 499, Tribune. 8-25 | WANTED—Coal miners, Dry Mine.| Tew cord tires, fitish and upholet | FOR SALE—Brass bed with springs 34%e. Rye No. 2, 70e @ Tic. Barley} and dividdnd paying :railg continued, |1 @ 2c decline. J |‘WaNTED—Cashier at Woolworth, Highest Pay. Spring Valley Prod- ery like new. | Must sacrifice at and mattress, writing desk, small ie iO Be Tiniothy teed ae. @ however, the tinaf sles in Ais sald wheat. was reported weaker’ in atone: eee City National bank| . ucts Co. Phone 484. 8-22-1wk] Pot See eee eee Wrieiate Nbrary, tables oye leather rockers, $5.00. Cloverse er g10.57, ibs| Prices. The closing was irregular. | _ Durum closed. weak ‘on Wednes: ps Fea, Lea any san MEANS OF [BARBER WANTED. -$25\cuarantéed: | ‘Tribune: We iaa | feate Menor eee $9.50 @ $10.7 Confused ‘price movements took| day. and. started off about where it acarday,'<-Induire, tor, ME. |: "ateady work. J.C. Dolan: 8-21-48 ry ice * rrouesh ola a *y place-in today’s active stock market | closed. Demand for good for the best Dewall Sooke POW SALH—Ford roadster. A snap] 708: 1g bor and ote to aot ath session, Shipping and rubber shares | quality and slow to dull for the poor WANTED—Competent\ girl for gen- x if taken at once. Singer Sewing goods. Apartment! for. rent: 404:hih New York Stock List see romieral cpecraltien were aabject-| or for good wheat containing a heavy { ral Reuadeoney GRAN: have ‘atins [cp NOU SES: WANTED. Machine Co. 512 Broad at Mone Oe ‘Allied Chemical & Dye ed to heavy’ selling pressure, which! mixture of foreign. material. Winter experience, Mrs; Benton Baker.] WANTED TO RENT—By Ist of Oc- To meer ibe Pae ee 8-23-2t [Allied Chemical 6,03 later involved the oils, but dividend | when demand seemed to be steady. 20 Ave. Bu‘Wekt, Phone 458, | ‘ber a.house suitable for a room-| FOR SALE—One i921 Ford Roadster FOR SALE—Librery table, rockers, Allis ChaLRGrR Cos: paying ails after ap intielisetinc Corn snkeket | Was slew, and. easy ah, SPARE | ‘g-gte| ing house. Answer P. 0. Box 29. with selfstarter, Phone 913 or| ‘ining table and cliairs, bed com- A much li — - -22- 24-3 Q o, gre: amet ean OAR tes motors and. tobaccos. eaain Not mpeh lite tg the demand | WANTED SCompetont gl Tor een | ana —saal aah 8-22-3t) 447, g-za.it| Dlete, baby, bed, oll stove, grey American Hide & Leather gh spikes sas Ket mas slightly better and offerings} rah puusemonk, Muay efor | by Sent SRE e eee ea BOARD AND ROOM Pecaiealte pee tke ihe Beads at eaen A s jiberal. s i i Gi aed ‘cook. Phone 587, . Sam Clarl EAS aoe eine e B = nm a Sem ec cea hla olay A Ee eee treE DULUTH: GRAIN ‘Bye market waa slower. The chief] ™"Gous’ Mich Low. SAG AERL Cwatt] 8:28-1w] Rooms with vourd at the Mohawk | the Eoundation Co. ___S20-3t American Smelting & Rete ti af iy Mig Arseciated aye alah fof We f 2he over oa Meat aS WAND Waa took | Ti 401 Sth: or phone 145, 8-19-5t WANTED TO/BUY,Bolniee or setter Ree ean natra: Tobacco reclosing eash’ pricea: Novi dark nor-| today. % . es tou 1025 in mine boarding house, all winter BOOMS FOR VRENT: | FOR SALE OR RENT a a Wneesue Vereen 64 \Arerican T. & T : thern $1.11% @ $1.21%; arrive Au-| - Barley prices, were, strong early _ job. Apply’ Crescent Lignite Coal] FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished HOUSES AND FLATS. Walia caeticulacen Bean geabee Meri gust $1.18%) ‘arrive $111%;_ No, 2/and.there was a genergl demand that Co, Washburn, WN, 8-19-92 | roomed in modern house; gentle-| = AND FEARS Aang asa tne a ‘American Woolen Sark northern $1.08% @ $118%; No.|cleaned up the bully of the receipts. WANTED Cocks “waitresses, dish] men. preferred; $10 per month, | FOR SALE” Seven.room house, part, | Fail se SOREN Anaconda Copper 3 dark. northern $1.03% @ $1.13%;| Flax demand wag fair, to gpod rea be ids, bit Call 312 9¢4 St. Phone 683-W. ly modern, hardwood floors, full | WANT! ‘amilies who wish to take Spaconde ceRe rH amber durum 98% @ $1.0676; | again hat. sales mattly were lower RU | Washers,,and,:chamber maids, big | — ane ah ds basement, heating plant, four bed-| in high school boys and girls to AtL, Gulf & W. Indies No. 2 durum 96% @ $1.08%; | compared with futures, Some of the 445% pay, during fair week. Apply Man-| FOR RENT—Clean and nicely fur-| yooms, Tas east and south cor work for their board and N Baldwin Locomotive arrive August 76%; arrive Séptem-| best sold at, S¢ over But most of the FLAX _ ager Lewis @ Clark,” 828-3t|, nished room or two light house] Frontage of 160 fect, large comet «ity HO: Baxviby high schools > Bact ie Obie F AO gates rive September Soi; | No, grade brought anly four. cents 21% 216K 213 WANTED—Giil for Housework, musi| Keeving rooms, Call BIE Ave Bo) crate, shade trees, garag@ and hen Doran AAA as Bethlehem Steel “B “an 88% @ 90%: iad alle Avig3 CORN. be able to cook, family: of! two} _Or phon’ Dee __" house. Good home for a man of | LADIES and gents, fur garments re- ata Leather. ke (@ $1.02%; No. 2 mixed) 1 dark northers 1.4 @ - : a aude tat elett | on Ee yesgieneadl ter thane Bo small means or lange family; near| paired, remodeled and relined. First 5 Y df Tera a 7 ~ . é 1 6- enette, furnished for light hous: | to schools, North side; $1,500] class work anteed. | Mrs: “ yoChandler Motors "38%; arrive September 10, 8¢! Na. 4, $1,04%. @ $ Liberty Bonds keeping. Call at 523 36th St. Dene poe... seuuran teed, Ne, Chesapeake & Ohio aTat arrive, Sentember i ae da sal penta! ne school a . | eash, balance exsy terms, will take| Mattie-Erstrom, Phone 638M. Mil, and St. Paul. rive September 8 io, 1 red| 4. ; board and room. ed kaa oti Oe good Ford as part of cash payment, | 4 : * ber $2.11 bid; dats No, 3 white track .$100.62}. for permanent position. Provident . }-23-1W four ‘real rooms and bath, full Please notify 0. Bobyie: iva Corn Products * Hi i aH 99 —, =o Ss =. : ’ y 0, J, Bobyien,. five porn: 29% @ 31%c; No. 3 white arrive 29) 88¢; No. 2‘durum 85¢ Life Ingurance Co. 8-23-3t [FOR RENT—Large modern room, basement, screened in porch, shade} miles northeast of Bismarck: Cracible Sia x @ 31%e, No 1 rye track 67%; rye| mixed durum 95% @ 98%; No. Second 4% WANTED Gis Tor wonerat noiise| suitable: for two, 522 2nd St, "| cand fruit trees, warm air heat Shc ed hates GigE Oot te to arrive September 6th, 67% ed whedt'92% @ $1.15. Barley sample| Third 4%’s. . 5 3-22-3t! this h i 4 ol Zid Famous Players-Lasky rive September 16, 61%3, arrive e 43% @: 49%, No, 2, 48¢ @ 49| Fourth 44's ork Mages; Lumdy.78 00h: By | __ER ete beat bale te the| Oe eee one unite eng General Asphalt .. ‘tember 66%; barley 38¢ @ 53 ye No. 8 46c @ 47¢; No, 4, 44c @| Victory 4%’s . ‘uncalled | _ Phoné 477- 8-22-1wk | ROOM FOR RENT—Suitable | for and one of the best built in the] Kitchen cabinet, -vcker, large book General Fleer No. 3 yel ow 0%; bs 3 yel 4 Corn No. 3 allow ‘Beike; No, 2| Victory 4%’s (00.84 called WANTED, “Rapned woman oF schooi| gentlemen. 223 4th St. 8-24-Bt] sity. preerrret al party. Phone| rack and bread box. Call 886-W 3 ms ¥Goodrich Co. ...- | No. 3 mixes 3 No.8 x 5 Biaa%e i ats No. 2 white 30% 3 + girl to work for board and room} — i a 14 West Rosser St. + "y : s ; | @ 3 No. 3 white 28%c @ 3le; FLOUR UNCHANGED St. 8-23-88 5 thie nae) AM Fake Vs Pineal cpl bP Se ele DULUTH RECEIPTS Thies eske @ aK Ge Ne-| (By the Amsoeiated Brews) | aayempy coe 828] BALESMEN - ___| FOR SALE—Motem fourieon room| one Ve teasonabie, Sew linois Central. (By the Axsociated Press) Pate @ 55%; No. 2, 6450 @ Bbe,| | Minneapolis, Aug. 24,--Flour. un- WANTED—Competent maid, no othen | WANTED—Salesman ‘and collector.) jouse consisting of four apart- condition, Very reasonable. Sew- Inspiration A epber aid > Duluth,, Minn., Aug. 24.—Elevator No.. 1, $2.37 @ $2.2: is changed; shipments, 60,867 barrels. need apply, “Mrs. L: H, Carufel: | »:Call'or write Singer Sew, Mach. Co.| ments; good location. A fine home| ;7e machine apd must sell quickly. Int Mer. Marine’ p d : bea son ae ba I oraser “Sp ivestok Aap Brandl 08 Aare Parone 621" 2 Eau '*Bismiarek, N. : 8-28-4t for a retired farmer or one who ___ 5058 ard St. a iol 8-24-3t International Paper 150,636; oats 4,880; barley 27,2005 | jivestock ° ; desires to educate his children in| FOR SALE—Compiete equipment for Invincible OW 76 CISA Aint rhea 8831 corn Guaitaaeoce THE OLD HOME TOWN BY'STANLEY] town.” part cash, balance on| flax fibre, mill, J. A. Brady, 406 Feo Oa a copes 24a1; rye 206,609. Elevator velbints| (By the Associated: Press) - veer | terms, Write No, 443 Tribune} Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis Minn. [onieville & Nashvilie of bonded. grain—wheat 11,050. Ship-| _ Chiaegos Aug. 24 (U. S. Bureau) \ a Con: exeaipwes iO ee Mexican Petroleum ments is bonded grain, Bene, Cattle receipts 9,000; generally ‘ate HIGHT ROOMS—Entirely “modern, | FOR SALE—Piano, $200, will sell’ on Miami Copper. afuth car inapection: :W Rene) Vor iay/cenc, clams: csingared Beets. eters dodd: basement, ‘close ‘in, screened |> e28Y terms. Miss Hart Marinella Middle States Oil 1 and 2 dark northern and Nos. 1) shewing strength; early top matured oreh,: hot. water heat,fee ls Shop. Phone 896, before 6 p..m 4 le Steel and 2 northern 39; No. 3 dark ndrth-| beef steers $10.85;" best lowg’‘year- porch, ater heat,Mce lawn, : B rd vale: es No. 3 northern 11; other| lings $10.50; bulk bee? steérs $8.75 shade trees, garage. Price $4,700; |. is Py New. York Central Nos. 1 and 2 amber durum; @ $10.25; bulk . cows and_ heifers terms. Henry & Henry, call 961, FOR SALE—Second ha Caise N. Y., N.-H. and Hartford 1 and 2 durum 34; No. 3, $4.75 @. $7.00; canners and cutters 8-253 Threshing outfit. Inquire First Norfolk & Western .... deepma cand) Mo: 9 apenas Binet oe $3.50; bologna bulls FORT SALEBY ownen cightcpoom | Guaranty: Bank; ‘Bismarck, 7222-94 Northern Pacific .. ts other mre aah bette Fao @ #15; bulk: veal |” house, all. modern. improvements, | FOR SALE—One reed baby carriage, Oklahoma, Prod. & Ret y, Ned: grain 1; | "Hog s se Oi aee cainty ates hot water heat, paved street; terms. | in first class - condition. Phone Bast ie oO a weisante ; barley. 19;| on lighter weights, slow on others Address 814 Ave. B, Phone 384-W 282M. 601° 2nd St. 8-23-2¢ Pdnnsylvania ¢ rack. 430, to; 2e he 3; bulk 170 to 200 : for appointment. 8 18-lw] FOR SALE—Household goods, People’s Gas ese Sots te SIX ROOMS WITH BATH—Entirel; | _2nd St. Pure Oil .. utchers | modern, ‘good basement, Wosc. tol Fon RENT Three lisht housekasp. Ray Consolidated Copper . 5; 250 to 325 tehoolay very :good home forvcnly [+ Seen eee eR eet a AbReading .. @ $9.00; pack- chools, very food heme cneyieail] 8 Fooms. Phone No, 5751. Henne ee aicat 60 @' $7.00; p $3,500; terms, Henry & Henry, call Tost Royal Duteh, N. Y. market. today _tesulé, @_ $8.50; heavy pel: B:g6-8t pelos Sears Roebuck Liverpog! cables, reported € 9. lium $8.70 @ $9.40; FOR RENT—Partly furnished and] LOST — Ladies’ watch on __ black Sinclair Con. Oil at the seaboard, lack of buying’ pow- ligh @ $9.55; light light $8 furnished ayn Bismarck i siicnera <Paeitie er to absgrb hedging, sales and-ex-| @ $0.0; packing sows smooth $6.75 BAUR ea aD Tae | eee SH aD Coa ETE Southern Railway. pecations that marketings. of Cana;; @ $7.35; (packing sows rough $615 Lurid pees ne eat turn, Mrs. S. D. Cook, Phone Standard Oil of N. dian grain will prove a decidedly @ $6.25; killing pigs $7.75 @ $8.75. Tee ie ee ee 8-24-3¢ Studebaker Corporation bearish influegce in the near futu ~ Sheep receipts 15,000; sheep and SEVEN ROOMS—All modern, very _ Tennessee Copper Durum is strong, _ however,’ ind j.western lam opening steady; na- ATTA, good home, garage, hardwood floors, FURNITURE FOR SALE — Phone , ‘Texas Co. showed fractional gains at the close.! tive lambs steady to weaker; open- , LU. good basement. Price, $4,500; 467. 8-24-1t Texas & Pacific leer rich eau aan aed tive Ui eqn woe bade Claita terms. Henry & Henry, call 961. ee close. ‘ives $13.00 city. butchers; $121 2 ONT F Tobacco Pri ott clays ember whest cloted-te offat! to. packers: “bulk natives $1.50 to Ea : 8126-3] FOR RENT Tyo room aa eta Union Pacific (04% and October 1c. off at $1.03 $12.75 quality plain; culls mostly! BUNGALOWS—Five rooms, new, light housekeeping. Phone 351K, ‘ United Retail Stores Durum September closed -% up at fat wethers yearlings and tirely modern, Good location. Gar or call 622 Ist St. 8-24-3t US. Ind. Alcohol | 88%e asked; October Yee up at 88%; | choice handy ewes lacking; balk age. Price, $4,000; terms n United States Rubber November.:4ec' up at 88%fc and De-! ewes $4.00.@. $7.00; good 80 pound aoe eee & fleney. 8.25.3 | FOR SALE-— One Fordson Tractor. Crete taten Beeel cember %¢ up at 87'e. Spot No. 1, feeding yearling wethers $10.00; best seu -25-3t| "1 Fordson Tractor with Caterpillar vk Copper dark northern closed 1c off at $1.11 | feeding lambs. $12.75. > FOR SALE—New twe-roomed modern| attachments. 1 12-20 Case Trac- eer inighoases Blegtelé. % @ $1.21% and/No, 2:mixed durum | bungalow; easy terms, For parti-! tor, 1 Sampson Tractor. Age pene 1% off at lc up at 88%c @ $1,00%.| SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK culars, phone 8-19-7t ‘ Willys Overland . % ake Po 7 P Avery Tractor. 1 8-16 Avery Chg NW Spot rye closed ‘Ye up “at- 87%; (By ‘the Associgted Press) 7 56 Rites aes September’ %c up at 66%c asked; | South St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 24 (U. MISCELLANEOUS. tor a J tomate HS Walliseat: b cous cr. These tractors have all been BARBER SHOP FOR SALE—On| yebuilt and are in good condition. Se POTATOES STRONGER _. (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Aug, 24—Potatoes strong-, er on white, steady on early Ohios, receipts 50 cars; total U. S. ship- ments 742; New Jersey sacked and bulk Irish jcobblers $2.00 @ $2.15 Maxwell October’ %e up at 65% nominal! oe dieting oe Meets skéd. Spot oats closed %4c up at Me @ 3134c; barley unelianged at from 38 to BSc. No. 2 yellow corn ‘%e off at 60% and’ No. 2 mixed. corn Ye oft at 60%e. + ach i Trading in flaxseed was in fai yolume and its market was slightly |S. Bureau of Markets)—Cattle re- ceipts 6,800; .market slow, mostly s weak to 25¢ lower; common and me- dium beef steers $5.25 @ $8.25; bulk under $6.50; butcher cows and ‘heif- + ers: mostly $3.25 @> few up to | $6.50 or somewhat higher; canners $e1° cutters $2.00, @. 43.00; bolognal $3.00. @. $3.75; bulk under ground floor. At Mott, N. Dak. Three chair case with two barber chairs. Electric motor pump aad gocd sewage. Electric clipping andj massage. Shop fully equipped and doing nice business. Price if taken at once, $400. Rent per Cooper-Copeland Company, Fargo, North Dakota. 8-24-3t WANTED—Lady that understands light office duties for general ad- veitising werk. Must be free from encumberance and in a position to i : bulls 4 t.; Minnésota sacked early Ohios| o¢¢ The spot situation was easy as $3.50; stockers and feeders $3.50 ates o ¥ slightly decayed $1.00 cwt.; Minne-| 4 result af deliveries of new seed $e:00 strictly aisice Teadere some C month’ $15.00. Write or wire,!’ travel, This is considered a good sota bulk early Ohios $1.25 cWti! being sufficient to cover current re-' steady; others weak to unevenly les — Edward L. Bannon, McKenzie Bar-| }ysiness connection. In answer Wisconsin packed Irish cobblers) quirements. Marketings of flax are lower; calves receipts $14.00; mar- ; : ; - ber Shop, Bismarck. 8-24-3t] please give phone number. Ad- Se ie sacked round] expected to gain from now on. 'ket mostly, 60c lower; bulk of best OTEY WALKER, THE BACHELOR TOWN FOR SAVMELS dressers, 1 bed stead,| dress P. 0. Box 754, Mandan, N. whites $1.75 @ $185 ewt. September flax closed ihe off at lights $2.50; few up to $10.00; ‘see- 4 ae - spring and mattress, 1 sliding cot,| _D. 7 g-248t F aa $2.17 bid; October %c off at $2.14% onds $5.00 @ $6.00, Hogs receipts MARSHAL-HELPED THE NEV. <6 Potting Gk k The sea urchin has five jaws, each liy;,. November %e off at 5,000;' market slow, mostly 6c @ ‘ ESS R K I |, IU writing desk, 6 rockers and ) with a single’ tooth, $2.14% and December %c off at $2.11 25¢ higher; -some lightweights up ORESS MAKE .UNPACK A 4 : chairs, ‘panel and draped window| The tea tree {s an evergreen i i 0 O GOODS TODA —S* — curtains, 2 small tables, 2 com-| plant.