The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 7

es w DARDANELLES CRISES SHOOTS. WHEAT UPWARD Chicago, Sept. 26—Renewed an- xiety as to warlike developments at the danelles gave the wheat mar- ket a new upturn today in the ear- ty dealings. Some traders were dis- posed also to regard the threatened strike of sailors on the ‘Great Lakes as being a bullish influence. It was contended that an immediate effect of the strike would be ‘to delay the movement of the Canadian crop and to increase demand for wheat at the Gulf of Mexico and‘at Eastern Unit- ed States ports.” The opening, which e.varied from % to 1%4 higher, with December $1.05 to $1.05% ‘and May $1.09, was followed by continued firmness within the’ injtial” range. Corn and oats were firmer in line with wheat. After opening unchang- ed to % higher, December'59 to 5948, the corn market showed but little disposition to react. Oats started % to 3% higher, De- cember 365% to 36%, and later hard- ened a trifle ‘more, 2 Despite weakness in the hog ket, provisions reflected better ship- ying demand for lard and meats. Subsequently, shedging: sales on Northwestern, account “‘Ied to a’ sete" ‘Back in pfices, but: fresh rallies en- sued in the last Howr. ‘The close was unsettled, quarter to 1%¢ net high- er, with December, $1.04% ‘to. $1.04 4 mar: radic-cavering. operations in the al hour-with speculators for the decline finding some. stocks when they: began to retire the: mitments, Standard Oil of California advanced 3 points and Pan Amerjcan. and California Petroleum a point each. The © general list, however, made but little headway, most of the nopular. shares hovering around the low ‘figures of the day. The ‘closing. was heavy. Today’s stock market was under pressure from the outset, declines ' among the active issues ranging from 1, to 8 points. The main factors were the more threatening aspects of the Near Eastern situation and the 1:- creasingly aggressive attitude of, professional bear traders. Sales ap- proximated 850,000 shares. MINNEAPOLIS RANGE _ (By the Associated, Press) Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 26.— ; Range of representatjve cash sales: Wheat No, 1 dark northern $1.12% @ 1.25%; No. 2 dark northern $1.08 @ 1.13%; No. 3 dark northern $1.03 @ $1,075; No. 4 dark northern 97%ec @ 99%c; sample grade dark north- ern $1.01%;°No. 1 dark hard winter $1.124%. @ $1.12%; No, 2 dark hard | winter $1.14 @ $1.12%; No. 2 hard winter $1.00; No, 1. amber dutum $1.00% @ $1.02%; No. 2 amber dur- um 94% @ $1.01%; No, 1 durum 84 %e @ 86% c; No, 2 durum mixed dur- um. 82% @ 98c;- No. 1. mixed wheat $1.00 @-$1.10. Barley sample grade 48c @ 55e; No.“B, 55%c @ 57c; No. 3, 53%c. @ 55c;. No. 4, 50¢c @ Sie. ‘Corn No, 1 yellow 57¢ @ 57%c; oats No. 2 white 33%e @ 36%c; No. 3 white 3%c @ 34%e. Rye No. 1, 65 @ 67% c; No. 2, 66c. Flax No. 1, $2.: @ $2.20%. CASH WHEAT OPENS SLOW (By the Associated Press) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE American American | American. +) American American American American American American American Anaconda | Atchison, Atl, Gulf Baldwin | Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio . | Bethlehem; Steel “B” {Canadian Pacific .... Central.Leather ...... Chandler Motors Chesapeake. & Ohi 4 Chieago,:Mil:.and St. Paul | Chieago, Ry I. & Pac. Chino. Copper vss. ++ -Colorado,'Fuel. & Iron : Corn ‘Products %. tee! Car.& Foundry: 186 Hide & ‘Leather pfd 69%B International Corp, ... 34% Lecomotive Smelting, & Ref’g Sugar « Sumatra: T.& Ty Tobacco . Woolen ‘io... It. General “Electric , General’ "Motors Goodrich: Go. ...... Great ‘Northepnpfd . | Ilinois’: Certtral. ;.. Inspiration Copper . Internatiovals:Harvester Int. Mer. -Mexine »pfd. International “Paper Invincibje Oe jd Pire 1) KellysSpringfiel ‘Kennecatt Copper: . ‘Louisville & , Nashville Mexican: Petroleum Miami © ‘Middle States’ Oil Midvale ‘Steel... ‘Missouri “Pacific \. New. Yerk Central, N. Y., N. H. and Hartford Norfolk & Western . Northern Pacific \... Oklahoma’ Prod. & Ref . Pacific Oil Pan American. Petroleu: ‘4 | | WANTE HELP WANTED—MALE LUMBERS— it class men, open shop, $1.02 1- ry hour. Write wire or report for work, Empire Construction “Company, 218 N. Clark Street, Chicago, Hlinois, 9-25-26-27. WANTED AT ONCE—Reliable man to work in bowling alley, Must be experienced, Permanent job all winter Call ‘dt 1181-2 Gth’’street, Mat No. 2 after sip, m. 9-26-1w BRICRMASONS—First”™ class men $1.10 per hour, Write wire or re- port for work. Empire Construc- ‘itlon ‘Company, 218°N, Clark St., ~ Ohicago, Ml. \9-25-26-27. PLASTERERS—Firat glass men $1.10 per hour. Write, wire’ or report for Constr lark!*St. NN’ general house- werk. Call at 623 7th St., or phone a ; 9-26-Uf Al —Man. to :work ‘by month, steady job. “F. Jaszkowiak. 9-18-ti WAN'TSD—Hetper at-Chocalate-Shop.| AELP-WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Cook and” dining. room girl. Good wages and long job. M. E. Ruddy, Killdeer, North Dakota. 9-21-1-week. ! WANTED—Competent girl for gea- eral, housework. Must be .good PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED - ADVERTISEMENTS . ROOM AND BOARD, WANTED—Would board and room congenialeyoung woman, employed, musician preferred. Write Ne: 461, Tribune Co. 5-Bt 5. POSITION WANTED. * WORK WANTI}—Lady wishes po- sition as housekeeper. Call at 406 15th St. * 9.22-1w LOTS FOR SALE FOR SALE—%5 foot corner lot on Seventh street and Avenue &.- Very reasonable at $750. Also a 10 acre. suburban place. . Good buildings, water and a godd 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 MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—One set reed furniture, good as new, settee, rockér,: chair and stand-half:price. Will’sell sep- arately. One ‘large leather rocker. New buffet, quartered oak, ¢heap. New refrigerator, '60-Ib. capAcity. Fine, ouk Jibrary table, Singer sewing machine, good, $30. Va- cuum cleaner, with all'-' attach- ments, (Frantz Premier), cheap. Adam/ Schaaf Piano, fine toned, mahogany case, $450 style, $200 cash. Electric stand lamp, .8, day clock, sanitary couch (or iron bed) lawn mower, garbage can ete. Call at 1011 6th St., or phone 1042 J. M. Taylor. 9-25-tf FOR SALE—Furniture, beds, bed- ding, dinning table, chairs, rock- ers,Maytag Washing machine, rugs, 21 MARSMAL.OTEY WALKER COLLAPSED FIVE MINUTES Ep HENEW DRESS MAKER THREW HIM'DOWN “LAIMED. THE SUSPICIOUS. STRANGER AS tone LO Mase HUSBAND ~ : @ $1.10%; No. 2 amber durum.98% §9.50 @ $10.75; she stock slow, ste: 59¢ @ 59%e. bidding and premiums were quoted 1|@ $1.03%; No. 2 amber arrive 94%; dy to weak; bulls, stockers and,feed- £ cent better than early yesterday |No. 1 durum 89%; No. 2 durum 86 ers about steady; veal calve slow; | cwhere the-best quality .was -concern+}:%¢3---Nos.-1~ mixed sdurunr-49% en@)- early trading about: steady, quality 8 ed. Tsidi%; No. 2 mixed durum 86% @ considered; supply-ef, Western grass- Ohios $1. Corn.about the game. $1.00%, No. 2 mixed durum arrive ers fairly liberal; :bulk. beef=seows sacked and- bulk Red. Rivers N Oats demand was a little slower|84%c; No. 1 red durum 86%c. Flax-| and heifers $4.50 @ $7.50; bulk bo-| $1.05 @ $215 cwt. pe ‘on the average, less active interest |seed on track $2.29; arrive $2.25; | logna bulls $4.00 @$4.25; bull yeal- i ———_—_— — being shown inthe lighter weight | September $2.28 asked; October $2.24 ers ‘early around $12.00. H 're- FLOUR UNCHANGED (By the Associated Press) and ‘May $1.08% to .$1.08%%. é Minneapolis, Sept. 26.—Cash wheat Corn exporters and castern ship- | opened~ slow: and unsettled today rs showed a desiré to anticipate | with local mills bidding. less: for. atl and,thus avoid being hampered : but. choice - quality. and . after,..the through the lake vessel ‘tie-up.7 Ves: first hour some of, the-best; wheat. de-,}: sel space-for more than 1,000,000, bu- clined. “Late Monday there. was a shels of corn: to’go torGeorgian Bay decline in durum wheat and. there a yesterday.:The close was no recovery in fresh trading. to 1%e net higher, with Winter wheat improved'on local mill Sewing machine, Oil heater, Two Feather beds and pillows, cooking utensils and many other house hold articles too numerous to mention, Also Royal typewriter, small Winchester rifle, 617-8th. Street, Phone 45 9-26-2wks, FOR SALE—Barn 18x26, twelve-foot posts, double boarded, substantial- ly built for $300; much less than the value of the lumber. Also cook stove, , Bue ; heater, Art Garland, $20; hand _ power washing machine $5. Call at 615 Eighth Street, 9-28 FOR SALE—Dressers, beds, library c Phone 587. .Mrs. Sam Clark, bAve. A Baste! 5 8-25-tf WANTED-=Girl for .general house- wwerk, “Mrs. F. A. Knowles, 16 Ave. , A, West ’.Phone.169-W, 9-21-tf WANTED—Woman to do cleaning ‘one day 2 week phone 804 or call at 403-3rd Street. ~ 10-26-3¢ WANTED—Girl’ to, help. care for children, Mrs, L, A. Schipfer, 4th} | Ave Be 9-22-1W WANTE itl for general. house- work, Call at 515-2nd St. or phone 114. 5 Pennsylgahia:: People’ Pure 0 if 4 Rep. Iron Leer tg | Royal Dutch, N. ¥¥ »: a-; ments 1,152; Wiseonsin, bulk whites $1.00 @ $1.15°cewt.; Wiscons eked $1.00 @ $1.10 ewt.; Minnesot acked. agd, bulk Sandland earl @ $1.15 ewt.; Minnesota ,; Tennessee Copper . Texas Co. Texas & Pacific .. Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific ... Sinclair Con. | Southern Pacific . Southern Railway .3 Standard Oil of N. firm, December - NEWS OF WALL STREET ——o Naw York, Sept, 26—Prices open- ed lower on the ‘stock exchange to- dwsy and continued downward in the first half ‘hour. Gulf States Steel quality. “Heavy oats sold steadily. | asked; November $2.22% asked; De-| ceipts 20,000; light and “better Rye was unchanged. cember $2.15. asked. Oats No. 3 white! grades butchers weak to 10 cents ROOMS FOR-RENT. ch had been pksned up in rapi fashion, was the hardest hit, drop- ping 21:4 points. ~-Crucible ‘Steel dropped 2 points and the lésses of point or more were registered “by, American Ice, Standard Oil of New Jersey, American Woolen, Retail Stores, Uhion Pacific, Chandler, Gen- eral Asphalt and Mexican Petroleum. Several specialties, which had*shown signs of strength in the last few days, also yielded to selling pressure, which extended over. the entire list. Fereign exchange rates also eased because of the uncertainty of the Near Eastern situa! fair. fe byt seed early. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT (By the Associated Press) \ceipts 597 cars ‘compared with 254 cars ‘@°year ago. Cash Lern $1.05% @ $1.12%; $1.04; ‘December $1.04 @_ $1.04 4 May $1.08 @ $1.08%. Corn No. 3'yi low 51%c @ 57%e. Oats No. 8 white | 88e @ 34%c. Barley 45¢ @ 58c. Rye Barley was -eteady -and-- demand ax opened ‘easy around 1. cent: over October, but one buyer forced. the price up to 2 cents over for spot. Minneapolis, Sept. 26.—Wheat> re-' No. 1: north-} September track:and arrive 88% @ 34%c. No. 2/ rye track §7%c; arrive September; B7%4e; arrive :67 4c. Barley 46.@ 58e. Cern: No..2: yellow 615c; No. 3.yellow ed 60%c. ances er WAR ‘NEWS ‘CONTROLS “(By the Associated Press) Duluth, Minn.,. Sept) 26—Wheat Hmarkets were dargely under the in- ‘fluence of the Turkish war news to- day and quotations moved within 2 comparatively narrow range. After quotations had been advanced around %.cents.at the start, some selling appeared prompted by cables dF 605%c; No. 2 mixed 61%¢; No. 3'mix-; @ lower; others dull around 15c:to 25c lower; bulk 170 to 210 pound)aver- ‘ages $10.50 @ $10.60; top $10.65; bulk 260 to 310 pouhd butchetsxg9.40 $10.20; bulk paéking sowg= $7.60 @ $8.25; pigs dull. around 2bc: low- er; desirable kinds $9.00 @':$9i50; heavy $9.00 @ $10.30; medium $9.80. @ $10.60; light $10.20:@ $10.65 light light $9.60 @ $10.30; packing: ‘sows smooth $7.90 @ $8.80; packi: " rough, $7.30 .@ $8:00; killing $8.75 @ $9.50. Sheep receipts fat lambs opened steady to earl ‘eity bul packer buying Monday; natives $14.60 to $14.50 to packers; yr at #0005 stones"! p, later spots 10c¢ to 15c highessthan, fersi sept) Minneapolis, Sept. -26.—Flour changed ‘to 20c ‘lower. lots ‘famtly patents quote sacks, Bran $19.00. GRAIN RANGE (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept. -26.— i Open. High. WHEAT n+ 4106% 107 105 105% 109, 109% “CORN “ 68% Low. 103% 62% Dees 58% In carload d at $6. $6.85 a barrel in 98 pound cotton Shipments 95,203 barrels. Close. 105% 106% 104% 107% 108% 63% un-! United. Retail Stores 1 U.S. Ind. Alcohol . United States Rubber United States Steel’ ! Utah Copper..... Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland «.., Chgo.& NW ; Maxwell “B” .. {Consolidated Gas 60@ | LIBERTY BONDS (By the Associated Press) New York, Sept.'26.—Liberty bonds at 1 p.m 3%’s Second eens GLOLAL 59% FOR RENT—Rooms in modern house. Can accommodate four people; board of desired. Call at 416 12th St. “Phone 441-R. 9-21-1w 4|FOR RENT— Room in nice clean suitable for two gentlemen or ladies. 318-11th St. So. Phone 463J. 9-25-1wk FOR RTNT—Partly furnished or un- furnished ‘rooms, also apartment. Bismarck Business College, Phone 183, 9-21-tf FOR RENT—Furnished room ‘for light house keeping. Call after 7:00 -P..M.. 122 6th St. Phone.485 modern home table, chairs and numerous -other articles of furniture, also cooking ; utensils, Cheap if taken at once. Call at the Dunraven. 212-8rd St. Phone 356, 9-22-1wk, STOLEN—From in front of. Bltings theater, a bicycle, brown, with red trimmings, name, Waiverly,-: dou- ble bgr. Reward will be given for the return of same to 318 So. 11th St. or Phone 463-J, t FOR SALE— Furniture, _inciudin; bed, dresser, chiffonier, davenport, library tablue, and small kitchen table. Apartment 7, Tribune Co. Phone 870-W or 180. 9- First 4%’s Second 4%’s Third 4%’s . Fourth 4%4’s .... No. 2, 6556c. Flax No. 1, $2.24%. DULUTH RECEIPTS. Duluth, Minn., Sept. 26—Elevator failing to respond ‘to the alarming inal reports sbnt aut regarding. the sit ‘uation at the Dardanelles. Later buy- ing devéloped on the. recessions and Western lambs $1450 @ somé held higher; “feeders best around $14 sheep 61% 40 first sales: fi 14.605, 61% Profit taking and short selling re- sult in a volume of offerings during | the morning that the market founi May Roe 9-23-3t. FOR | RENT—Furnished modern room, one block from ,G. P. Hotel. TAKEN UP—1_ Brown mare mule cot at. city pound. Owner may have-same by calling at 322 41 365% hard to digest, losses of 1 to 2 points being quite numerous. En- couraged by thetr success, bear trad- ers worked diligently to ferret out the weak spots and concentrate pres- _ sure on them, Baldwin and Stude- =baker being partically vulnerable to selling pressure. Buying of Gulf States Steel and Mexican Petroleum at the lower levels and the accumu- Jation of Coca Cola, California Pe- troleum and Jewel Tea, _ together with a shading of the renewal of rate for call money, halted the downward movement. Sur~ ficient buying support to jrally the list was lacking, however, and prices began to sag again, around. noon; Call money opened at 4% percent. More was heard of the calling of loans when the market exhibited its greatest weakness over a score. of shares selling from 2 to 3 points be- low yesterday’s final figures. In- xbility to attract an outside follow- ing of consequence and the ‘appar- ent absence of support in shares which have recently been, accumulat- ed was utilized by the*bears -to ex- tend the scope of their operations. Gulf States Steel was about the only issue to move counter to the general trend an early decline of 3 “points being followed by a rapid re- covery when brisk buying made it- self apparent. Easing .of money rates influenced | temporarily. receists domestic grain—wheat, 677,- 000 bushels; corn, 47,200; oats, 46,- 800; barley, 41.000; rye 358,900; flax, :29;600. | Shipments—wheat, © 420,100 bushels; corn, 84,000; flax, 35,800. Elevator receipts “bonded grain— wheat, 6,800. Duluth car inspection —wheat Nos. 1 and 2 dark northern, and Nos. 1 and-2 northern 61; No. 8 dark northern, and No, 3 northern 28; smutty sprig 1; other spring 26; Nos. 1 and 2 amber durum, and| Nos, 1 and 2 durum 60;\No: 3 ‘am- ber durum, anud: No 3 durum 22; stautty durum. 11; other durum 150; Nos 1:and 2 dark hard winter, and Nos 1 and 2 hard winter 4; mixed 182; smutty mixed 2; all wheat 496; flax 21; mixed grain 2; corn 17; oats 9; rye 291: barley 31. All grains ' 876; on track 781. DULUTH CASH (By the’ Aésociated Press) Duluth, Minn, Sept. 26.—Closing cash prices: Wheat No. 1 dark nor- thern, fancy $1125 @ $1.19%; No. 1 dark $1.08% @ $1.12%; No. 1 dark, northern arrive $1.09%; No. 2 dark northern, medium to. fancy $1.04% @ $1.11%; No. 3’dark northern 98% @_.$1.07%; No. 1 northern $1.05% .@ $1.115%; -No. 2 northern $1.00% «'@ $1.07%; No. 1 amber. durum $1.00% | full recoveries were made. ‘Phe market was steady at the close. September, October and _No- vember wheat closed %c up at $1.04 % nominally; September durum clos- -unchanged at 88%c asked; Octo- ber ‘4c. off at 86%c. November %c up at '87%c asked; December %c off at’85%c bid and May %c up at 90%c asked. Spot rye closed %c off at 67%c; September %e off at 66%c; October % cent off at 66%c; December 4c -off.at 65c¢; May unchanged at .70 cents asked. Spot oats closed %c up at 3%e @ 34%c; barley: Jc off ‘to unchanged at from 46c to 58c; No. 2 -yellow’corn “%c: up ‘at: 61%c and’ No. 2 mixed corn. %e up at 61%c. After showing weakness during the early trading recoveries were made in the flaxseed market as-a result of support appearing. September closed 1c up at $2.28 asked; ‘October % cent off at $2.24 asked; November % cent off’at $2.22%-and'‘December 2c up at $2.15 asked. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept. 26.—Cattle receipts | 13,000; strictly choice and prime fed beef steers scarce, steady to strong, other grades slow, steady to weak steady; 108 pound Montana wether late Monday’ $7.00. = ST PAUL LIVESTOCK "=. (By the Associated Press§z | South St. Paul, Minn., Sept=86. Cattle receipts 4,000; best steextal she stock slow, steady at Mo&@ay's; decline; common ani medium ssters $5.00@$8.25; bulk i under 798.7 $6.75; bulk under $4.75; canneggzand | cutters steady, $2.25@$3.25; y-Bulls| steady; bulk bologgas $3.50@$8.75; stockers and feederg steady, $850 $7.50; bulk $5.00@$6.50; calvge: re- ceipts 1,500; market weak, “tight calves $10.00@$10.25; $10.50 paid by outsiders; secon $5.50@ $0.00. Hogs receipts 6,500% market ‘ / steady; top $10.00; bulk light weight hogs $10.00; packing sows averagi! around $8.00; few {butchers "her: good pigs $9.50@$10.00, ‘Sheep ceipts 2,000; mark@t slow, <about steady; best fat native lambs around $13.50; bulk ‘ewes td packers mostly $4.00@$5.75; breeding ewes $6. $7.50, z E POTATOES STEADY early top matured beef steers $12.00; some held ‘higher}’‘ light yearling steers $11.5 i foulk native: beef, atecry supbeipts DOINGS OF THE DUFFS | TOM, WE HAD SOME GOOD | LUCK TODAY! THAT COAL: + !You ORDERED SEYERAL/~ |“ MONTHS AGO WAS _ | DELIVERED. TH)S, AFTERNC reer TiS 15.A.BI6 JOB BUT PM*GOING “THROUGH WITH There Are Two sides to Everythi ZX (By' the Associfted Press) Chicago, Sept. 26--Potatoes stea 106 cars; total U. Ssh dy grass fat cows and, heifers @50@ |. 54s 36% 38% 11.20 11.25 9425 MINNEAPOLIS, RANGE "(By the Associated Press) Minnéapolis, Sept. 26.— Sue Sep ...104% 105% Deew -::.+104%- 105% 2.,108% 109% OATS 31%, 104 104 31% 33% 64% 67% 50% 217 Dec, .... 31% May z ‘May Dee. May Dee.*.... 51% New York Stogk List Allied Chemical & Dye - Allis-Chalmers American Beet Sugar Amerjcan Can 10.505 10.25 Open. High. Low. Close. ‘WHEAT 105 104% 107% 108% 31% 38% 64% 61% 50% | 217 220% 4%'s uncalled 4%’s called ..... AUTOMOBIT) ES—¥OT ‘ORCYCLES FOR SALE-My. Ford.,sedan, :practi- cally .new with all latest acces- sories attached Invite inspection. Terms considered. H, L, Reade, 412 Rosser.’ Phone 239. 38% 9.32 9-22-1w. -eylinder ‘Studebaker, good battery and ‘five good tires, has had best of care, for sale cheap, or. trade for'Ford. H, Ward, Baldwin,’N. D. ) 9-22-46 FOR SALE—Oakland ‘SedanRun 3,- 000 miles. Excellent condition. Leaving dity.reason for selling. Phone “866. ite 9-25-8t FOR SALE—1921 Ford cot lent condition. Inquire at. Eagle Tailor Shop, or phone 58, FORTSALE—Roadster cord’ tires; First class condition. Write No. 464, Tribune. 52 9-26-1¥ FOR SALE—Ford car, good cond: tion, self itary F. Gordner, :at ——— 9-2 ng Ls P.O. oF, 37 Ave, 26-3t _° BY ALLMAN HELEN,1 HAD A BOFTLE OF BRANDY HID DOWN IN- THIS. COAL BIN =. DID THOSE COAL DRIVERS “TAKE ‘IT?. BUT | Rev - 17) DON'T “KNOW, ' ‘) THEY SEEMED’ VE | PLEASANT WHEN THEY WERT AWAY! FOR SALE—Recently built house, FRECKLES AND HiS FRIENDS. | Ou,Mom= WHAT IF | 4 BEAR WOULD EAT | NE UP TONIGUT=\NOULD 160 TEEAIEN STO SUCH SILLY TALLAND GoTo TAG, I'VE TOLD Nou TWO OR TUREE INES NOW IF You DoN'T Go’ TD SLEEP TLL MANE TO GWE Nou SOMETHING You DONT UKE. T STAY AWAKE TL T 6oT' BY BLOSSE S\EEPP FOR SALE—Seven passenger, six} Gentlemen preferred, 301 4th St. a 9-25-3t FOR RENT—Furnished room , in modern house, Gentleman prefer- red, 801 5th St! or phone 242W. { j 9-23-3t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished mod- ern rooms With or without. bonrd, | 46 Main St. Phone 1066. _9-25-3t | FOR, RENT—Housekeeping rooms, | furnished or unfurnished, 1012 Broadway. 9-26-20 FOR RENT—Modern furnshed room, suitable for two; hot water’ heat, 87 'Ave,. A. 9-26-3t FOR RENT—Furnished room. East front. Nice location. 706-6th St. ~ 9-26-9F. FOR RENT—Untarnished room. So. 9th or Phone 675-J. and paying all damages. re FOR SALE OR“TRADE—Light truck. + Gopd.- shape, tires nearly new. ‘Also. one Sterling piano. Phone 776 or call at Bismarck Welding Works, 9 3t FOR SALE—Green tomatoes for chow-chow 30c¢ peck; | 55c one half bushel; '$1.00 bushel: Phoné 243 or call at 423 8rd St. 9-23-3t. FOR SALE—One Oak dresser, 1 day couch, 1 kitchen table, 1 library table, 1111-2-Sixth Street. Phone 1043-M. bd 9-26-3 WANTED—Small fresno outfits, for grading either by the day or yard. Stevens Bros. Garrison N. D. 9-26-1week. FOR SALE—Coal range in perfect Call Apt. 4:Tribune Bldg. or 870-M: r a 9-26-3t. [FOR RENT—Femished rooms, close in. 212.2nd St."Bhone 279-R, ea ; 9-28-8. times. FOR RENT—Modern furnished ‘room for gentléman, 606 3rd St. 9-26-1w GAN FOR SALE. OR TRADE—A section ef sland in Dunn County. Write Tribune No. 462, » 9-22-1m —_——————— “WANTED TO RENT_ WANTED TO. RENT—Modern house or unfurnished apartment. _Per-; manent’ responsible tenant. W: Tribune No. 461. 9-21-1w | FOR SA. OR RENT ‘HOUSES AND FLATS. FOR RENT--October. 1st, strictly modern. six room bungalow, 614 Hannafin St.; Riverview; rental ‘$45 per month. O. W. Roberts, 117-Main St. Phone 751 or 151. 9-26-tf four real rooms and bath, full basement, screened in porch, shade | and fruit trees, warm air heat, | this house is absolutely modern and one of the best built in the} city. Towms to right party. Phone 28W, 863 or 737R. | 8-21-tf | FOR RENT—Octs Ist, Yarge modern house, well equipped for ~ renting rooms, Some furniture, Will sell or rent to party rénting house. Rent reasonable to’ right party. Write Tribune 463. 9-23-30, Northern Pacific Men Wanted At -rates prescribed “by the United States Labor Board as follows: Machinists, 70c per hour, Blacksmiths, 70c to 80c per hour. Boilermakers, 70c per hour. Freight Carmen, 63c per hour. Apply to any round h®use or Shop, or to W. E. Berner, Super- intendent Northern Pacific Rail- way, Jamestown, N. D. condition, no water water “front. 422 Fifth Street. 9-26-3¢ FOR SALE—Reasonable, reversible, reed baby carriage. Phone 275-M. 514 Ist St. ih 9223-3¢ “ce box and butcher tools for sale cheap. Peoples Meat Market, Pla- za, N. Dak.” 9-26-8t. FOR SALE—Second hand 9x12 Wil- ton rug. Call at-Sanders Electric Shop. 9,23-3t. —$<$$— A large part of the gold produced in the United States comes from by-products in lead and copper mines. ENGE, D, C. Ph. C. Chiropractor i Consultation Free Suite 9, 11 — Lucas Block Phone 260 GOOD BUYS eanry Six room modern. bungalow: water heat, full basement, wood floors, graded lot, trees, , sidewalk and paving. Riv n be completed in two weeks. house bas three good bed- Purchase price $6,000.00. tionery Store- ge trade, A for the right age in basement, hardwo Purchase Five Room Modern Bunga ta down town, fullyb: nace heat, garage. Purchase large rooms price $4,- under full South e location. Riverview. r 'y for oc- tober Ist. Pur- Room Modern struction——Oak furna, school, e price $ Riverview Lots for Saie Hedden Real Estate Agency Webb Block Phone, ‘0’