The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 7

° 2 Ia y DE spl aii (By the Associated; P; Chicago, Sept. 11.—Raity: Weather tending to check the crop movement led to an upturn inthe price of wheat today during the early deal ings. Besides winter wheat: offerin, were reported moderate, with ship- ments of wheat and flour from Min: neapolis keeping pretty near even with receipts so far. It was contend- ed, too, that all bearish factors had been discounted in full. The’ opening which varied from %c. decline to 4c advance, with December _ 2% to ' $1.02% and May $1.07%, was. follow- ed by gains -all. around, but. then semething of a reaction. Frost in Iowa and Minnesota, gaye a slight life to the value of corn and oats. After opening Yc off to a like advance, December 57% to 57%c, the corn market tendéd upward for all deliveries, y e Bene Oats started unchanged. to %e @ Yc higher. December 35%c and then continued to harden. here, 887 cars, acted.as a weight on prices, the close, was steady, but % to %c lower, with December 57% to bike @ bT%e. i » \ NEWS OF WALL STREET (By the Associated . Press) New York, Sept. . 11. xtensive buying of equipment shar from out of town points featured the firm opening of-today’s stock market. Nearly a score of shares were push- ed up to new high records for the year in the first half hour of trad~ ing, some of the leaders being Atla! tic Coast. Line, Soo, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacifit, preferred, ‘Illinois Central, common and . preferred, Baldwin, American Locomotive, Am- erican Brake Shoe, Railway «Steel Spring, Hupp Motors, Mack Trucks, Austin Nichols and United Retail Stores, all at gains of Jarg@fractions to 3% points. Mexican Petroleum and’ Standard Oil of California also were strong but General Asphalt was re- actionary, declining more than, two points. Other weak spots were Am- erican Tobacco, Public Service of New Jersey, National Lead, American Hide and Leather, preferred, Chand- ler Motors, Consolidated Gas and Postum Cereal, which fell back small fractions to 1% points. ‘ Profit taking and professional sell- ing pressure, after an early display of strength, caused a confused price movement throughout the morning. The éffect of the selling was modi- fied somewhat, by the continued quiry for equipment, steel and some of ine motor accessory shares and specialties. The buying power dis- appeared to a large extent. in the foreign oil group, Mexican Petrole: um dropping more than two points with Genera] Asphalt, Common and preferred, Union Pacific, Delaware and Hudson, American Snuff, United Drug, Studebaker, American Ice and General American Ice and General American Tank also were reaction- ary, the declines ranging from 10 to 7 points. Gains of 2 to nearly five points, however, were recordéd by. Pullman, Fisher Body, Cosden Oil, preferred, National Biscu Fowder, Allis Chalmers, preferred, Sears-Roebuck and Reynolds. Tobac- co. Cal] money opened and renewed at four percent. A rise in United States Steel to 106, the highest. of the) year, was an incentive to active buying of the steel group generally and of other well known shares, causing a rapid upturn in prices after midday, Gains of 2 to 4 points were established by many issues, with the’ demand cent- ering largely in_ the class. American, Woolen, New York, Chicago and St. Louis, Maxwell Mo- tors, A, Fisher Body Kelsey Wheel, Pressed Steel Car,. preferred, Austin Nichols, preferred, Standard on of New Jersey, Republic Steel, preferred, Consolidated Gas‘and Ai erican Steel Foundries were in the van of the afternoon advance. Spirited bidding for special stocks continued to exert a stimulating in- fluence on the balance of the li Investment rails were in good di mand in the final hour, Union’ Paci- fic, New York Central and Northern Pacific each moving up more than a point. Relaxation of selling pressure also became evident in the oil group. Jersey Central shot up nearly ‘ten points while gains of 2'to 2% postits were made by New Orleans, Texas and Mexico, Woolworth, May Depart- ment Stores, Eastman Kodak — and * Further improvement in the in- dustria] situation was reflected in the heavy accumulation of buying orders in today’s. stock market, ‘ which sent more than, a score. of Open: High. yLewe, Clot: . Shares to new high records for the sept. ...104 ) 106% 103% 103% year and offset professional NZ Dec, 403° 108% 102% 10234 pressure in the. foreign. oil division. May 107% (107% 106% 107 ‘quipments, steel and high grade in- OT OATS dugteial shares wre sabit in demand, ! Sept. 30 30% 29% 30% although substantial - improvement ms a7 m . ? als: was made by. some, of the divi- Des a% 0% 3036 308 dend paying railroads, Sales appro: ximated 1,000,000 shares. feet --- Be eee Co Oe : ; ; >, BARLEY DEMAND MILLING WHEAT ig 5 fe : (By the Associated Press): Sept. 40% 10h 40% 40% Minneapolis, Sept. 11—Demand to- | . i Cee ees cteong for the:Beht jeere/! gig agp ha oe class of milling wheat and premiums j, CORN were all of firm for that kind, but ‘Sept, 85% the shipping demand: for ordinary and poor was legs-broad and after the good wheat Nad deen selected, buyers began to shop for the less; desirable quality, getting: consider- able of it at 1 @ 2c decline, compared with futures. Durum wheat was <firm’ compared with average sales of Saturday, but fancy did not sell at such premiums gs prevailed on that day. Winter wheat was weaker in tone under hea- vier! offerings from Montana. ——____— POTATO MARKET (By the Assoctated Press) Minneapolis, Sept. 11|—Potatoes: practically all shipments sold, mand moderate, movement lights market slightly __stronger, __ little change in prices. Sandland district carloads f. 0. b. usual terms, Min- neapolis and St. Paul rates, sacked per cwt. early Ohios, partly graded 80c @ 85c; mostly 80c. , MILL CITY RECEIPTS (By the Associated Press) Minneavolis, Sept. 11—Wheat re- coipts 730 cars compared with 1,027 ears a year-ago, Cash No. 1 north- crn $1.05% @ $1.13%; September $1.03%; December $1.03%; May $1.07. Corn No. 3 yellow 57%¢ @ 58 tye, Oats No, 3 white 32%c @ 33%e. Parley 44¢ @ 5dc. Rye No. 2, 66%¢ @ 66%c, Flax No. 1, $2.26, Later, the liberal receipts of corn} ¢, due to | tens the execution .of .week end. orders { Um. high. « priced |} Coro Cola.. The closing was strong. : LIVESTOC y ie»Associated Press) , Chicago,. Sept...11.—Cattle. receipts 24,000; slow; choice and: prime beef scarce, - about ly; -other Bra eak to 15¢ off; quality Pp 1,370 pounds; bylk of. native beef steérs.of quality and flesh condjtions to: sell at: $8.75 @ $10.25; Weatern . prassers in ‘liberal supply, méstly 7m. Stock steady to weak early; feeling early top steers $11.00, weight |; Montana and the Dakotas; she |: DOINGS OF THE DUFFS LL CAME OVER. THIS:EVENING To HAVE A CONFIDENTIAL TALK WITH You-TWO CHICKENS «1 WANT YoU: JO TELL ME THE TRUTH = I'VE.) IEARD ABOUT THIS SILLY Go: THAT'S GOING AROUND: AND | WANT ‘To FIND OUT. WHAT'S -IT ALL Agour:-’ ; asta LIKE "To: KNow F., TOM. CANT OVERHEA! ON. SPEA' weak on lower grades beef cows and|: © ; heifer: yeal: cal: 8 opening Jargel early; quality consid and feeders weak to unevenly lower: bulk beef cows and heifers $4,50 @ $7.25; bulk bologna balls $4.00 @' $4.25) bulk veal. calvés around $12.00. steady; to 210 pound hogs mostly $8.45 @ $9.5 "803. bulk 225 to 260, pound $9.10. @ $9:40; pas ‘good, rte poe wend butchers 50. @ - 3 bulk. packing sows $6.80 g $7. J a higher; most. good * pi; $9.00; -heavy $8.10.@. $! 90 $9. stockers eceipes 00. Sheep receip! opening strong, ; packers slow. to! pigs $7.75 @ 43, early city but innbe 802 pout 918.007 jambs $i About $13.00; ie supply lig) fe * lated Press) wl, Sept. 11—Cattle yamarket slow, ki r teady to. weak mmon and. pedi: $5;00. @. $8.00; bulk her..cows and.-heif- x bulk, under $4.50: 32,00:.@ .. hte yrs: undes ers x ore Se a bologna _bulis,,$3,00, ers and feeders. dra bulk. $4.50.@ $5.25; 100 ‘ zaareet about “ cal icker, top: hest, }ights sacaite: mostly ity Orit receipts. 3,500; mostly .steady strong; range $6.50/ 1.153. ; bulk ! $6.75 @ $9.00; fo0 $8.50. Sheep receipts 4,8 st ¥c strong; bulk fat lambs early $11.50; seconds mostly $7.00; heavy ewi $3.00 @ $3.50; lighter weights’ $5.50. . DULUTH RECEIPTS » (By the Associated. Press) Duluth, Minn., Sept. 11.—Elevator, recéipts domestic grain—wHeat 589, 300 bushels; ‘corn 28,000 bushels: oats 2,300; barley 62,200; rye 432, 500; flax 17,400, Shipments—wheat 439,500 bushels; barley 65,000; rye 813,400, : Dulath car inspection: Wheat Nos. 1 and 2 dark northern and Nas. 1 and 2 northern 99; No, 3 dark. northepn and No. 3 northern 20; smutty spring 2; other, spring 7; Nos. 1 and2 am- ber durdmand Nos.-1:and.2 durum 111;, No. 8 amber durum: and No.,3 durum, 61; Nos. 1-and 2 dark hard winter and Nos, 1 and 2 hard winter 1; mixed 123; wheat 473; flax 10; mixed grain 1; orn $9; oats 8; rye 258; barley 28. 1] grains 817; on track 1,244. MS CHICAGO WHEAT (By*the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept. 11.—Bearish esti- | mates of surplus wheat’ supplies in ‘ exporting countries: did ‘a good deal to depress wheat prices in the late Atlas} trading today. The market closed un- settled, .%¢ to le net lower, wi December $1:01% to $1.02' and May $1.06%. to $1.08%. LIBERTY BONDS | (By the Associated Press) New York; Sept. 11—Liberty bonds at 1 p.m > s First Second 4% Third 4%’s rth 4% 1 an 4%’s uncalled 4%’s called GRAIN RANGE Chicago,:Sept. 11.— Pa . Open... High. Low. Close. WHEAT Sept. ...101 101% 100% 100% Dec. ..-:102% 102% 101%: 101% May :...107% 107% 106% 106% | CORN. t. | Sept. .... 62% 62% 61% Dec, ..- 58% =. Be Sept. 35% 35% Dec. 35. 35. May... 37% = 87% Oct, 10.17 10.22 10.17 10.20 Jan. +. 8.90 8.92 8.90 8. “RIBS. (By the Associated. Press) Minneapolis, Sept. 11.— t CORN SELLS BETTEB (By the Associated Press) | Minteapolis, Sept. 11—Corn of fancy qnality and good color was wanted and sold-at a better price compared with futures, bat the ordi- nary run was unchanged. % Oats improved some. Rye was | sbout | steady. Barley was improved 1 but on the average prices were un- changed. J ‘ Flax offerings were hegvier, but the “demand kept pace and prices were. firm.compared with futures. FLOUR UNCHANGED (ssazq paqetoossy. 943.447) Minneapolis, Sept. 11.—Flour un- changed: Shipments 65,771 barrels. @ $16.00. Bran $15. POTATOES STRONGER (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept. 11—Potatoes strong- er; receipts 57 cars. Total U. S shipments 622; | Wisconsin _sacked and brit cobblers $1.10 @ $1.30 ewt.s- Wisconsin sacked early Ohios $..20 @ $1.20 ewt.; Minnesota sack- led: and bulk early Ohios $1.00 @ $1.25 ‘ewt.: Utah sacked early Ohios $1.10. @ $1.20 cwt.; Idaho sacked rur- tals. mostly $1.25 ewt.; South Dakota 1 ggieed carly Ohios $110 @ $1.15 i ry bulls strong to 10c. higher; | + 25c lower |, slow around; Ives” receipts o iteady ea. to} Allied Chemical durum 31;. sinutty durum .7; other| smutty mixed’ 7; all | Colorado Fael & Iron 80| Missouri Pac i 86) New York Central 90 | Tennessee Copper S.| mas for.a few days. Z “CLISSIFI byt ca Allis-Chalmers 53/3. : American : Beet: ®ugar ; American .Can,.." American Car & Foundry : ‘American Hide '& Leather pfd.. American International Corp. . American Locomotive .* American Smelting & Ref’g. American Sugar: American Sumarra Tobacco American: T. & T. American Tobacco . Amer a Woolen naconda Copper Atchison . Atl. Gulf & W. Indies . Baldwin Locomotive’. Baltimore & Ohio . Bethlehem Steel “B” Canadian Pacific Central Leather . Chandler, Motors Chesapeake & Ohio . go,. Mil. and St. Paul . Chicdgo, R. 1. & Pac. Chino Copper . WANTED — young men daring the .Ps Week. Good money. “Ask ‘for W. C. Moore, care Soo Hotel; betweétl 10 and 11 é'clock Sunday moritiiig. | y 9-9-1t 30 COAL MINERS WANTED—Apply, at High Carbon Lignite Mi ~ Werner, N. D. 9'8-1nto WANTED—Young. man to wor) the month, F. Jaszkowiak,- 12th St, 2s 8 Set |__MELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—City.. manager. .at dcp for..Barcley Custom .Corsets;, ply Room ‘350, * Grand Pacific Laura A; Kéller, “Barcley Mana- ger. 9-11-2t WANTED—Competent. girl 4a ee eral ‘housework. ; Must be good cook. Phone 587. Mrs..Sam Clark, 36’Ave. A East, 8-25-tf WANTED—Girl for hqusework, must be able, to cook, family of two adults, Mrs. 0, W..Roberts, 117 a Main street. Phone 751. 8-15-tf ‘WANTED—Waitress, di ‘washer, and bell boy. Steady employment. Lewis and Clark, Mandan, N..D. iH 9-7-4t 3% | WANTED—Competent: girl: to assist with housework, go home nights. Mrs. S. A. Floren, 718 Mandan Ave. Phone 757. 9-8-3t 23% | ———_—__-___________——— 99% | WANTED—Girl,. for -gerieral house- 325%| work. Mrs, Ben’ Tillotson. Phone Corn Products‘ . Crucible -Steel..Ex. R. Erie . Famous Players-Lasky . Général “Asphalt . General Electric . General Motors . Goodrich Co. . Great Northern pfd Illinois Central . Inspiration Copper International Harvester Int. Mer. Marine pfd . International Paper . Invincible Of Kelly-Springfie! Kennecott Copper Louisville &. Nashvi Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper Middle States Midvale Steel N. Y.,.N. H. and Ha Now, TELL ME, HAVE. YOU HAD A T.LATELY..OR ANY. LOUD: QUARRELING IGHBORS MIGHT HAVE HAVE. YOU BEEN 5 2: ING TERMS RIGHT ALONG? WELL,|'M' GLAD TO THis FALSE RUMOR’ THATS GOING. AROUND - ‘LL LOOK INTO THE MATTER FURTHER AND LET You + KNows + Goon NIGHT ! WHY. CERTAINLY! We -NEVER: QUARREL DO WE , HONEY’? YOuRE HAPPY | AND “THAT. “THERE IS NOTHING You PosTeD! ' PAGE SEVEN BETWEEN THESE YouNG AJ FLAPPERS AND THESE » OLD HENS You: DON'T KNOW WHERE You'REAT- | THEY SAY, WHERE THERE IS SMOKE THERE'S FIRE, BUT 1 DON’T SEE ANY! GOOD NIGHT, VLL KEEP _J WANTED—Representatives for Bar- 'P work. “Apply Mrs. P. C. Remington. ao SALESMAN WANTED—Largest ‘ma “Hotel today. WANTED—Lignite FOR SALE—Pritners. {AND Your Fics 19er , DIRT Y= How) DoBS* BY BLOSSER : T BEEN EATIN' FOR™RENT=Strictly imddern room, siitable for one or tio; gentleme preferred, 1014 Ave."C. Tel, 975. i 1-3t = pee BL ad FOR RENT—One large modern fur- nished. room suitable for light housekeeping. Close in. Call 538M or 505 8rd “St. 9-11-lw FOR RENT—A pleasant south room in good location, either lady of gentleman, Phone 904, mornings and ‘evenings. 9-7-lwk FOR RENT—Four modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 418 1st St. Phone 241J. 'Cp., throughout North ‘Appty"Raom 350, Grand Pacifie Hotel al! thid week, Barcley Corset Mgr. -. * ee 9-11-2t itl, for general house- 610 ‘7th ‘St. _ SLl-lw for ‘general house- vi 9-11-3t ‘Ag! Phono "458, 4 9-8-t£ FOR RENT—Furnished room, sui able for two"gentlemen, 218 2nd St. 9-8-3t peg ae a FOR RENT—Two rooms. in modern House, 309 4th St. Call between 4 and 5 p.m 9-11-1w FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, suitable for school children, 316 3rd St. 9-8-3 FOR RENT—Room in modern house. Gentlemen prefered. 514 bth St. SALESMEN WANTED ufacturers, of. popular priced can dy if‘country has opening in South West N. D. territory established business, Our line is a large, low- priced one, liberal . commission, utomobile desirable for covering ‘territoty.. See Mr...May, McKenzie MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—Household goods, :jn- cluding dressers, sideboard, rock- ers, piano, Victrola, kitchen tables oil stove; dishes, ete. Call 31 Thayer or Phone 403R evenir between 5:30 and 9:00. 9-9-3 FOR SALE—(Garage 12x22," partly lathed. Could be made into little for .$4,000 on terms; eight-room méderh house, including five bed- rooms, east front, fine trees, well located, on terms; six-room modern bungalow, about new, fine resi- dence, good sized rooms for $4,400, on good terms; six-room modern house, including three bed rooms, well located, for $3,000, on terms. ' Geo. M. Register. “ 9-6-1w house without much expense. four real rooms and bath, full| Price $60.00 cash, Phone at . -913 basement, screened in porch, shade and fruit trees, warm air heat, this house is absolutely modern FOR SALE“i Ford Roadster and trailer in good condition. Will sell and one of the best built in the} together or separate. Cal] at 811 city, Tevms to right party. Phone|_Front St. 1-3 * 28W, 843 or 737K, FOR SALE CHEAP—' ester, 12-guage pump, gun, shoots good as new, W. E. Lahr. 9-8-3t FOR VOCAL—And Piano lessons call at 1009 Sth St, or Phone 931W.* 9-6-lwk FOR SALE—A. real Teather daven- _ port. 415 Sth St, Phone 171, 9-11-2t GARAGE FOR RENT—510 bth St. J. F. Watkins. 9-T-lwk 8-21-tf FOR SALE—Six room modern house, ineluding 2 bed rooms, all room fine size, well located, on good terms, at a bargain. Geo. M. Reg- ister. 9-5-lwk FOR SALE—By owner, eight room house, modera, near school. Price reasonable for quick action, For details, address 814 Ave, B. Phone 384-W. 9-5-1 FOR RENT—Nice furnished room in modern house. Call at 402 5th street. \Telephone 678-R. _9-9-lw FOR RENT—One room furnished for light house keeping. 620-6th S' Phone 329W. 9-9-3t FOR RENT—Rooms. Phone 586, or call at 517 7th 9-9-3 WANTED TO RENT WANTED—One or two furnished | rooms for light kousekeeping. Will furnish references. Phone 744. 9-9-3t WANTED. TO RENT—A small lunch yoom in country town. Write Tribune 452, 9-11-1t ——$ 9-11-1t A coal salesman must be acquainted with North Dakota trade and able to get the business. Stevens Bros. St. Paul.” BUSINESS CHANCES x28 and Jot, Diamond Press, Pearl dob Press, 40 énch paper cutter, type enough\for four pages, also job type, type stands, stones, fur- niture, good will ‘and all of Mun- ich Herald, newspaper, Eastern N. D.- Price $1200.00, one thigd cash. Write Norris H. Nelson, Munich, N. D.” 9-9-2t 24% p 828. 8-7-lw WANTED—Competent girl. Apply Mrs H. R. Berndt, 416 Thayer. 9-6-lw WANTED—Maid for general house- work: Mrs. F. E. Shepard, 6 Ave B. Phone 345. 5 9-5-tt PRA ONO Rin Ve eS WANTED—Girl for general house-: ywork, 802 8th St. Phone 639, S. D. Dietz. WANTED—Girl .to help. care~ for children. _ Mrs, L, A. Schipfer, 4} Ave B. 9-5-tt Norfolk & Western Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific . Oklahoma Prod. & Facifie Oil: ..% Pan American Pennsylvania People’s Gas . 47 93% Reading .. Rep. Iron & Steel . Royal. Dutch, .N.. Y. Sears Roebuck . Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific . Southern Railway Standard Oil of N. I. ‘Studebaker Corporation Texas Co. Texas & Pacific, . Tobacco, Products Transcqntinental Oil Union Pacific .. United Retail Stores Ind. Alcohol... cnited States Rubber . ited States Steel Utah Copper . Westinghouse Electric . Willys.Overland Chgo & NW. Maxwell. “B” . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Oct. 1st, two fur- nished rooms or two: furnished and kitchenette for houSe-keep- ing complete with range. Close in. Call evenings. Phone 972R. @Qx is .[Houb7ER NEWT, HES AREARIN | i As FOR. SALE—Dining set of six chairs and table, one dresser, two rockers, two brass beds, one heating stove one range two rugs 9x12, one library table. one ' new ivory reed baby cab, and one baby cart; Phone 485M 719 5th St. . 9-11-3t FOR ‘SALE—One 12-guage Winches- ter pump gun, full choke, 1897 Model, one leather seat rocker, one baby high chair, one collapsible baby push cart and one anchor clothes wringer, Call at 410 3rd St. 9-11-1w MOTOR TO CITY Mrs. Inga Severson of Fargo and her cousin, G. Hagen motored to Bis- marck ‘yesterday. Mrs. Severson is visitifg at the home of Mrs. Middle- Mr. Hagen con- tinued on his way to Garrison. Men’s Suits sponged and pressed, 75c. Men's suits dry cleaned and pressed, $1.75. Klein, Tailor and Cleaner. san Ri ak FOR, SALE—Furniture store, doing 9-7-lw| FOR RENT—Large front room on! Nil Soneser ay ay ESS NRCP OP IT TOPS 4! THE OLD HOME TOWN AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES good business; located in large railroad town with payroll of } FOR SALE—Overland touring car in $95,000 per month; good irrigated] good shape, four young mules, farming. | Other business, must| weight 1,000 pounds each. Also second hand Fords. 214 Geo, F. Robinson, 9-6-lwk several Second St. Small’ cash payment Thos. Lundsend, 9,11-8t} sell. at once. will, handle, Mont, ROOMS FOR RENT. be ts. “FOR;SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS. | FOR SALE — Seven-room modern| house, including four bed-rooms, situated near schools east front ground floor, nicely furnished for lighthousekeeping. 411 bth St Phone 273. 9-6-1wk FOR SALE—Recently built’ house, | FOR RENT. rietly modern fur- nished housekeeping’ apartment; first floor, private entrance; adults only; hot water heat, 217, 8th St. Phone 883, 9-9-lw FOR SALE—Oldsmobile touring: car, 8 cylinder, in good mechanical con- dition, four practically new cord tires and spare, C. H. Wehlitz, 818 Ave. B, 9-9-1w FOR RENT—Fornished or unfurn- ished apartments at the Business College. Phone 183. GOOD BUYS Six room modern bu water heat, full ba e—Good location, opportuni Small?e: for the right party. payment required. 8-29-tf room 2nd St. Reet siete FOR E—Modern house. Phone 307k. 9-8-3t HOUSES WANTED WANTED—Three or more house. Call 552M. FOR SALE—Modern seven houes, algo bungalow. 418 ve Room: Modern a une! Pi 44R Five Room Modern Bur to down toWn, full garay nace h room d 9-8-3 House Six Room Modern A uc! ale ment, furnac . fine location. will be ready October Ist. Pur- BOARD AND ROOM GOOD CLEAN ROOMS—Home cook ing, reasonable rates, good loca tion, board by, day or week, rooms with or without board. “The Dun- raven, 212 3rd St. 9-6-lwk BY STANLEY GIT ap ‘ HOME, MARSHAL OTEY WALKER, WHO HAS HAD HIS EYE ON A SUSPICIOUS STRANGER STOPPING AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL,NOW THINKS HE KNOwS WHO THE STRANGER MIGHT BE - WANTED—Roomers. and table board- ers. Appy Mrs. H. R, Berndt, 416 ‘Thayer. 9-6-1w Riverview Lots for Sale Lost sf LOST—Ladies $2 degree Masonic Hedden Real Estate Agence: ring. Reward, Finder leave at Wetod Block Phone Tribune, office. 9-9-3t ===> R. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9, 11 — Lucas. Block Phone 260 WILLYS-KNIGHT MOTOR IS USED IN CLASSROOM The mechanical excellence of Willys-Knight motors: i: nized by technical and eng’ schools of the United State LOTS FOR SALE FOR SALE—% .foot. corner lot on Seventh ‘street and Avenue Very reasonable at $750. Also a 10 acre suburban place. Good buildings, water and a good place for chickens. Can be cut into lots and would be a good investmen for the future. About thirteen blocks from school. Write No 450 Tribune. 9-1-1mo MISCELANEC4S WANTED. WANTED—Reliable married couple with no children who would like to board elderly people in exchange for modetn furnished home. Ref-] Willys-Overland Company is re- erences exchanged. Write 223.| ceiving requests from this class 0° care Tribune. 9-2-t£| school for a Willys-Knight motor to use in demonstration instruction work. Orders recently received for these motors fere from the Shef- 9-11-1w | field Scientific School of Yale Uni- WA'nG BOYLA Good aE Wl versity, New Haven, Conn.; The WANT TO BUY—A good davenport | Mechanics Institute, Rochester, N. or duofold. Phone 512J, after 6:00] Y.; and the University of Penn- o’clock. je 9-9-1t |sylvania Philadelphia. Pe. ; ——————_—_———————_—_————_>>[———————=———S—— : FOR SALE , One of the handsomest residences in Riverview Addi- tion. Seven rooms and bathroom. Oak floors through- out. Small cash payment. Lowest priced house in Bismarck. . PRICE $5250. WANTED—Dresgwiaking and remod- eling. Best of“work and references. Mrs. L. M.Grebb, 411 5th St. (Ha- zelhurst). Phone 273. ‘ i Harvey Harris & Co. J. P. JACKSON, Manager. /