The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 7

BY STANLEY EUROPE GOES IN MART AND |) W4 HELPS PRICE) # eee + EATING SR Plorine ToBAccY. Cynsiderable Buying of Wheat HORSE & COW FOODS” ‘For Export Is Recorded.” ! oe Early Chicago, M 8.—European buy- ing of future deliveries of wheat “he}® helped a decided lift to wheat during early -tealings. In this connection it was pointed ott that Liverpool quotations had ain failed to respond fully to de- es here. Another bullish influ- s the fact that snows and ng temperatu prevailed in domestic wheat crop ‘belt. ng prices which were from hanged figures to % cent high- q er with July $1.16%% to $1.17 and Saptember $1.15% to $1.15% were tiowed by material gains, With stocks showing pronounced firmness there better price support in wheat than for some ys past. Prices closed e cent to 15% cents net Minneapolis, May 8—lour un-y > harrels, | THE NEW BAND MUSIC ARRIVED STANLEy ESTERDAY AND WAS TRIED ObT sees ; LAST NIGKT BY THE BAND BOYS — THE NOISE STOPPED AT NiSo ~ OUT OUR WAY — By Williams ~Hog cents lower. Most- er. Top $8.00. receipts — 10,000. active. Beef steers, y she stock steady to 15 cents high- yp steers $10.40. Stockers and fecders firm; other classes steady. Light butcher bulls strong. Bulk vealers to packers $8.50 ~ downward, Sheep receipts 12,000. Fairly ac: tive lambs mostly 15 to 2 cents higher. Bulk clippers $12. to W}13.25. | ATS ALL You GOTTA 00.1S CARRY NUFF WATER FER THAT JA _ — ONE ELEPHOUNT AN YOU GET INTOTH’ SHOW FER NOTHIN’, TOCK So. St. Paul, May Cattle re- ceipts 2 Fat steers and yearl- ings steady to weak, Other cattle y. Top beef steers it she-stock $4.50 to nners and cutters $2.75 Bologna bulls mostly Bulk stockers and $6.00 to $7.75. Calves re- ceipts 4,300. Market mostly 50 cents lower.’ Practical packed top best lights $7.50. Ps \ \ \ \\ \ wy SS Xs WS DBS NN ~ NY SN OVA, Hog receipts 16,500. Market % mostly 5 cents lower. Closely % rrted 150 to 180 pound averages Bee ZA, ) shippers $7.35- to $7.50, Prac- Bulk pack+ gs $4.50. Pigs \\ tical packer top § ing sows 0. $7.00. Sheep receipts 200. Market strong. Tendency higher on lambs. Very few early sales. \ AY To Celebrate _ Centenary of Famous Song New York, May 8.—The 100th an- y of the first singing of b a “Home, Sweet Home,” in Covent Gar- = SS Sid den, will be celebrated today on both Wet Secascok (ait SESE. sides of the Atlantic, L = —— 4 & sland has planned appropriate - 2 SSS exercises, while the chief ceremonies ot. = — aS 5 ae re in the United States will be staged ma szavics TRwillan ut Easthampton, Long Island, and in this city. The words of the celebrated song— incorporated in the opera “Clari, or ue Sweet Maid of Milan”—were | Bishop. - “Home, Sweet Home,” which was| he caught the air from a little girl w:hten by an American, John Howard | Suitable exercises will be held at] placed in the second act of the opera,| during a trip through Italy. Baynes whe DO an New York | the homestead, while in New York | was popular from the start. It spread The words of the song, Payne said, ity) an anon’ is boyhood in East- | schools 900,000 children will chant } rapidly throughout the English-speak-| came to him ‘while he was a student hampton, where stands the old home-} the air, which later will be sung] ing world, bringing tears to the eyes| at Union College in Schenectady, stead which inspired the song. The] in fro:t of City Hall by a selected | of countless thousands, N. ¥., when he recalled his boyhood [CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY Lot 50x140, East Phone 421 North Dakota for the Floors, Water, Lights, ¢ Front, N On paved strect convenient to Capital and Dov Price $4200, Terms. A Party lea PRICE 0 sale direct to consumer of the very finest silk ry manufactured. cutive work offering Kindly give references. 538 Tribune. Y MAIL CLERK: Bismarck examinatio $1600 to § 0 yearly ing expense ent. Write Mr. Ozme' Louis, Mo. immediately, WANTE) give bed Really ex- arge returns, Write No. 5-5-6t S WANTED n May 26. and travel- Position perman- nt, 472 St. bt and fast to young man employed, im exchange for little work around modern home. References required. Write Tribune No. 555, 5-7-tf TED--Competent housew Cowan, . HELP WANTED—FEMALE maid Mrs. J. G. Phone 874-W. 5-5-3 j WANTED-—Competent girl for gen- ul housework. H. J. Woodmansee, AGENTS WANTED pple 10 cents, ‘vost . 14th St. New Y: TS—$15 ‘daily easy selling ighting Gas Lighters no fric- Rapid Mfg. 5-4-4t. LOST—Ea n, small ketbook con articles last Saturday st reward. Finder p to Tribune. Will the person who silk umbrella from table | Sunday afternoon, kindly to Mrs, L, Van Hook, ! turn to N. P. Freight A bunch of k Minneapolis Drug Co. turn to Homans Cafe. er notify G, P. hotel. Webb Block. Sais a US music was composed by Sir Henry | chorus. Payne used to tell his friends that | days on the’ Long Island farm. square poc- ing check and other night, be- tween Rosse rand Broadway. Lib- lease return H-7-2t took black in postoffice return same Register of Deeds office, or leave at 523 6th, LOST—Between 3041-2 M N. P. freight house, pair of horn rimmed glasses, finder please re- for reward, fal Name on tag Finder re- 5-7-tf. LOST—Bilack leather portfolio, be- tween Mandan and Bismarck. Find- 6-7-1t For Sale 5 room modern house, east Ave. B. South front. Close to school. Purchase price $3850. First payment $500. Balance monthly payments including interest. ' 5 room modern house on 14th street. East front. Side ~walk-all the way down:town. Purchase price $3000. First payment $400. Balance monthly payment. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOR SALE Six Room one story cottage. ‘Three Bed Rooms. Maple Sewer and Furnace, Ga Age iee Lawn and Shade Trees. n ‘Town. Jso Household | Furniture ing city. WENS — Bitinge Blk WANTED—Sideline salesmen; 5 coal to your trade in carload lots. | FOR T Two furnished rooms Earn week’s pay in an howr, Wash-| for light house keeping. Phone ington Coal Co. Stock Yaris Sta-/} 241J. 418 Ist St. 5-2-1wk. x TED Salesman, $10 to § y to right parties, Several t ritories open. G G Dz selling line. Wr Bismarck, N. D. PERSONAL, tion, Chicago. 5-8-3t FOR” RENT. ve two references, Midwest Music, company, Valley room in modern home, Call PAGE SEVEN | enous FoR RENT. __| MURDER MYSTERY | — "ey ENT—-Large well ventilated | nicely furnished room with large closet suitable for two young la ies, board if desired. Phone 883, | 21%, 8th St. 6-5-1wk |FOR RENT—Two nice unfurnished front rooms suitable for office or sleeping rooms, 119 1-2 6th ‘St. Phone 312-W. 4-19-tf FOR RENT—Large furnished room | ping porch in modern also garage close in, Phone 5-8-lw sekeeping room. Also sleeping room su able for two. 728-5th St. Phone | 485R, B-H-3t. | FOR RENT—Apartment, three rooms and bath, 1191-2 3rd St. Inquire | Inv. Mtg. See. Co. First: Guaranty Bank 6-7-1 wk OR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, Mrs. Ada Rohrer, 620 Gth St. Phone 329-W. 6-5-1w ce large pleasant * a} rom in new house, 816 Av D. - Phone 6: Bt FOR” RENT---One nicely furnished ath FOR RE Two modern furnished rooms with bath on ground floor, ite) 508 10th St. 5-8-1w FOR RENT—Large furnished room “| in modern house, 419 7th St. Phone St 5. PAIRMOUN AL—For confinement, for part of expenses; babies loptio th St. nsas City, Mo. REAL ESTATE 10. le i TERNITY HOSPIT 2 ay wark » for booklet. 4911 5-5-1mo, 512-J. FOR RENT—Two room aj Blomarck Business Colleg 188. for | FOR SAL2 Ok RENT Six per cent money serve System. Six per cent loans are | made on city or farm property buy, build, improve, or pay indebted nes. Bankers Reserve Deposit com- pany, Lathrop building, Kansas City, Mo., 4-21 a WORK WANTED Bankers Re- | NOUSES AND FLATS. FOR SALE—A’ house ain, A Yolice are baffled in to} six room modern house, on 3rd for the slayer Josephine Bruno, street, about 21-2 blocks from the | izht, whose hody post office. Has front room, din- f ving room, kitchen including range, pantry, good large shed joining kitchen, maple — floor | down stairs, 8 bed rooms up- nd in the Prospect $ tf; Vuleanizing outfit, Located in) Mandan, N. WILT BOARD and care for children | by week or month, Will also washing. Call at 616 13th St. 5-3- WORK WANTED — Hauling ashes and dirt, plowing garden. Cx!!! 602-R, after 6 p.m. B-4- exchange of city property. A, FE. Dawe, 20 Thayer St AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES =, Harris & Co. J. P. Jack Bismarck, N. D. FOR fine ord ‘Touring, starter,| six rooms and bath, cash or good paper,; Extra choice locatio: 1112 Ave. D. 5-5- stairs, bath, hot air furnace and do} front’ porch, Faces e: fine lot and is # bargain $2,000, on terms of $1,000, cash and b: ance monthly payments about like ; , font, “Possesulon’ (given Jirle det inet with rubber tire Register, 6-2-1wk. and matt In good coi Poi ihc POO ee Phone 262R or Call 18-7 Choice new modern bun 1w | rriage. One white enameled IW | FOR SAL! |" galow with five rooms and bath. | — | Located close in on paved street and his garage; $4,500, on easy pay- | | ments. Handsome modern seven- | | room house with bath and hot {| water heat. In one ofsthe best res- ' | idence sections of the city on paved ; FOR | house, 1 tools Mrs T will take horses into my pa for the coming summer, I sonable, one mile west, three 3 half miles south of Wing, EI seph YD. street; $5,000 on easy terms. H FOR SALE—Fight-room partly mod- | | ern house, close to school, has east | F | frontage and good trees; $2,650. cluding dinir table, rockers, hold furniture, room set, libra cker chairs, dr ba viol ure, in Easy terms. One of the pret modern residences in the city, Oo Fa $5,200, lw vey Harts & Co., J. P. Jackson,| ture Furniture in cheap, FOR SALE—One ton Ford truck,| manager. 5 with inclosed body, Stair & Ped: son. 5-8-3t | for sale, east part of city, modern | KOK SAL! ————nens | except furnace, § DRESSMAKING DRESS MAKING WANTED—Reason- able price, Call from 2 till G in ternoons, or evenings after o'clock, 311 2nd St., or phone Phone 0. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS \( TOM, You MIGHT ¢ DRIVE PAST THE’ OLD HOME AND SEE HOW IT LooKS- SEE IF ITS RENTED Revenge Is Sweet 1 SEEYOUR HOUS ie _— We 1S. STILL VACANT- Abt rien 1¥ Looks WE'LL SE ; RUN DOWN- WHAT IT LOOKS 7) HERE COMES ee ME THE OLD LAND- ‘LORD NOW a Pe a HELLO,MR, WOD - 1 You WANT Teo MucH VLL LET You HAVE IT AGAIN FOR MUCH LESS THAN YOU WERE. PAYING TO COME BACK= IF YOU WANT NO THANKS, YOU AGAIN - GooD DAY ND HIS FRIBNDS ; | ri marck, N, D. FOR SALE—My ted Stutz Roadster.) anager. 7 6. ash or good paper, P. J. Meyer.) -2W 6-4-1w | ment furnished, | Also four room and bath apartment. BY ALLMAN | ireat ana water furnished. Mrs. fence. Price $12. Call 423 Thirc GOT ME ONCE-NEVER | OR RENT—6 room modern” -3t | excellent condition. 301 4th St. jer- | FOR SALE- One small 5 room house | Phone 50: New rug 5x7 Sewing 0, $600.00} machine cheap, table, mirrors down, balance on eusy payments,’ coach. Call at 1251-24 400R, 24 burne ss roll top writing desk, ndt Studio, 119 1-2-5th St. 00 per month. Good repair.) — phi af-| Phone 872. Same house for rent. FoR 8! if not sold in ten days. M. | FOR RENT—Two y wk | ge room apart: | ith east front and | porch; also 8-cylinder Peerless car, | — just overhauled in excellent con- dition; a good bargain on easy terms. Phone 367-W, L, Sero 710 7th St. GAB Tiw, | eee ee ee FOR RENT—Very desirable cart FOR SALE—Piano in A-1 condition, | housekeeping; electrie range for gp cooking, Plenty of sunshine from j- 2 fve windows, 01 4th St. Phone FOR SALE™ Shetland pony, with’sad- 4043. Geo. W, Liitie, aise dle harness and cart, Robert Burke, FOR SALE. Partiy modern B room | 14 Ave, B West. Phone 429. house, east end of town. Part cash phonogri with records. Write Tribune 5 7-1w Bt | and balance to suit buyer, Will FOR SAL’ ‘ge shoe repair shop considee (good «cae ap pant cach | .(0IDe Ge busin and making | payment. Write Tribune 449, money, Write Tribune 543. lw i 4-27-2w | FOR SALE—One sanitary cot, one FOR-RENToForniched and unfur-| bed, complete with tress, 420 Hanafin. Phone 169-J. nished 3 room and bath apartment 2 FOR SALE—Chi n house and A L. W. McLean. Phone 905, 1 _St. Bele t FOR RENT—Furnished apartment FOR SALE—Bush for light housekeeping, Murphy In good condition. | apartments, 2041-2 Main St., F. W. 5-7-3 Murphy, Phone 852. 1w FOR SALE Reid baby carriage. In- | FOR” RENT —Seven-room modern quire at 1014 Ave B. 5-7-3t home, completely furnished for thr ths, beginning June Ist. Avnly 5152nd 8. tw $0000 IN KISSES house close in on Thayer St. P. O. Box 343. Bismarck. 5-5-3t FOR RENT—Strictly modern apart- | ment. Rose Apt., Phone 852. F. W | Murphy, Prop. 8-15-tf | FOR SALE—Choice corner residence lot in Riverview, facing the park. | _dohn A. Hoffma’ 4-9-tf | FOR” SALE—House and lot corner bth St. and Ave. A. Inquire of EF. T. Burke, 4-27-1m | FOR RENT—New Modern Four room | flat. Phone 183, Business College. | 4-28-tf | FOR SALE=House and” furniture, | or Phone 242-J. 5-7-3 | | ne | FOR SALE—Seeger refrigerator, 60- pound capacity, victrola, Singer | sewing maghine, Vernis Martin bed, Ml practically new, marked low for Quick sale. Also many smaller articles, including baby carriage, ete, 301 4th St. Q 5-8-2t | SALE—Complete household far- nishing for four rooms. Slightly used. In first class condition. For quick sale will offer this furniture for half of real value. 122 1-2 Fifth St, Rear Flat. Phone 341-M. 5-7-2t | CER YOUR TAWN MOWERS shar: ws ened. iret, class work guaranteed, Migs Irene frown “% ae oned “aff G. B,, Peterson, 119 6th St, Bls- | visses at the Brighton Town Hall in” marek, N. D. _____5-5-IW | London to aid a charil en the FOR SALE CHBAP—Garage, includ- | evening was over shi collected ing: fully-equipped cau asia $5,000, = i) c e