The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1923, Page 7

*f THE | MARKET NEWS WHEAT AGAIN. . TURNS DOWN Probable Yield in Kansas Set At a Higher Figure Chicago, May 26—Official figures on tk probable yield of wheat in Kansas proved larger than the ma- jority of trades here had logked for, and the wheat market took a dowa- ward swing today during the carly dealings. Fine weather counted also as a_bearish factor, and so, too, did wealbess in corn, Rather general selling by holders of wheat was in evidence, After opening unchanged to 3-4 cents lower with July $1.16 1-2 to $1.17 and September $1.14 5-8 to $1.143-4 wheat underwent a decided round drop. ubsequently prices continued firm today but there was a pronounced absence of speculative buying. Pror dictions were circulated that Rus- sit would have 140,000,000 bushels <port this season. The y 21-8 to 25-8 cents net lower with July $1.141-2 to $1.145-8 and September $1.13 .to $1.13 1-8. CHICAGC ESTOCK. Chicago, receipts 500, Com hetter grade beef steers, and beef heifers cents higher. strong to 25 cents up. cers $10.95, Extreme top Stockers and feeders strong to higher. Better ades of beef cows 26 cents higher. Other grades stead. Bulls stead: Licht veal calves 2! to 50 cents lower, Good to choice steady. Hox receipts 700, M to 5 cents higher than Friday's c Top $7.60. Estimated hold- - over%2, 0b. HOWE emi Sheep. receipts’ 11,000. Most re- FEEL T NOT BE ceipts today direct. Market for week AKIO ANYMORE fed lambs and yearlings mostly 75 5 lower. Spring lambs $1.50 to $2.00 lower. Fat sheep $1.00 to lower. Handyweight lambs ound $14.00 to $14.50, Fat .00 to $ Direct for week round 30,000. AMBROSE, HUH? c total ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK St. Paul, May 26—Caltle re- 100, Market compared with a ago beef sters around 25 cents -higher. Bulk $8.00 to $9.25. she-stock mostly steady. Bulk $5.59 to $8.00, Canners and cutters mostly steady. Bulk $3.00 to $4 Bologna bulls strong to 25 cents higher. Range $4.50 to $5.25. Good choice stockers and feeders scarce, dy to 25 ceuts lower. Calves yeceipts, none. Market compared with week ago veal céives strong to slghtly higher. Best lights $8.50 to $10.00, Hog receipts 1,400. Market about teady with packer trade of Friday ange $6.50 to $6.90.’ Rough sows. P; round $6.65 to 6.75. Sheep. reccipts none. Market compared with a week ago genuine spring lambs about steady Week's top 16.00. Good to choice shorn lambs $13.00 to $13.25. Fat ewes $2.00 or more lower. Ewes of all weight closed at $5.00 to $6.00. BISMARCK GRAIN. (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, May 26, 1923. o. 1 dark northern .. 0. Jposthern spring. ».& amber durum No. 1 mixed durum o. 1 red durum TES Aafianan » DAST TGIT SASSY HIS FIRST LONGIES .- NOW IF © ear WODLLD ¢ ALONG 6 usr HIM WHEEL THIS) OME FOR MES MARSHAL OTEY WALKER, WHO HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR ' RAROLD VAN ORMANS MISSING RED WHEELBARROW, ATS ONE VANTAGE OF BEIN’ GROWEO UP NouR PA WONT WITH YA NOW?! & VEST ‘nN EVERTHINKS Iwisnt MY MAR UD GIT ME A SUIT LIKE & 2 COURSE LT, FEEL DIFFERNT! Gosh VA DONT SPECT ME T’ FEEL TH’ SAME AS 1DID WEN I WAS A MID, GOUY, HE KIN LEAVE, HOME ANY IME HE basement. Floors in eyery room. Lot 50x200. Convenient to see us about this fine home. Phone 421 ___MELP WANTED—EULB WANTED—We have openings for a few live men who can speak either German or Norwegian and who own a Ford. We carry a full line of the best western woolens, Write us for particulars. The Baron Woolen Mills, Brighton City, Utah. 5-19-2w WANTED—Truck drivers to pur- chase Ford trucks and haul gravel on yard mile basis. Must have $200.00 for first payment. Sea- son's work guaranteed. Stevens Bros. St, Paul, Minn, WANTED—Hustler, at once, man or lady, to represent Watkins produce in Bismarck, full or spare time. Call 409 Ist street, or phone 667-M. are time, copying au- Write R. J. 10, Tal- $100 weekly, s thors’ manuscripts. Carnes, Authors’ Agent, C lapoosa, Ga., for particular 5-26-1t FEMALE HELP WANTED—Make $25 weekly home, furnishing names and addresses Experience unneces- United sary. Particulars free. Mailing Co., St College and Normal graduates. Efficient ser- vice, Tri-State Teachers’ Burcau 110 Broadway, fargo, N. D. 6-17-2wk. WANTED-—Two good waitresses and washers; will pay good Busy Bee Cafe, Man 5-2 two dish wages. N. D. 1 WANT Competent girl for gen- cral housework. Call at 208 6th St. 5-24 WANTED—Waitress at Homan’s Cafe, 5-26-t ____ POSITION WANTED _ WANTED—High school girl wishes a position in a department or other store during vacation months, Hazel Hammond, Fort Rice, N. D. 5-23-1w D—A position by an experi- enced bookkeeper and stenogr: Address Tribune No. 565. 5-26-3t 00MS FOR RENT. 0 room apartment Gas, Also large front furnished. room with enclosed porch vacant Furnace heat, Water, light and Sewer, Oak South and West Front, Garage. Price $5,000. Terms, PRIGE OWENS May 2éth. 723 3rd St. Phone ‘ 830 after 6 2; M. 5-21-1w. FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- nished, modern 2-3-4 and 6-room apartments. PRone 905. Mrs. L. W. McLean. 5-16-cf FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for either light houskeeping or sleep- ing. Phone 857W or call 712-7th St. 5-23-1wk FOR RENT—Threc furnished light housekeeping rooms, Gas for cook- Phone 619-W. is ing, 621 6th St. t FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housckeeping, 418 Ist St. Phone 241- 5-21-1w 2 flax 1 rye ting machine, 409 5th St. Phone 512-R, 6-26-1w FOR SALE OR-TRADE—Small house and two lots on South Side, al- ways rented. Scll on easy terms or would consider late model auto. Room 415, Van Horn Hotel. \ 5-26-3t. No. oo LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Two roomg-on first floor, a front room and a room for light housekeeping if desired, very reasonable; also for sale, Auto Nice Modern Room to rent to lady in refined home. Phone 974W or 935. 5-26-lwk WANTED-—Competent girl, must be good plain cook, no breakfast, no washing or ironing. Phone 622, 416 Thayer. 5-26-lwk FOR RENT—Strictly modern, nearly new, 6-room bungalow, Riverview Addition and two blocks from the new school building. Possession by FOR RENT—Modern furnished room lady preferred. 612-5th St., Phone 460-W. 5-24-3t June Ist. Phone 751 or 151. Fou Rant d_two 5-26-t} gmall rooms, 404 Sth St. Phone WANTED—A competent girl for gen- eral housework, Phone 644-W. 6-26-Uf bie. 21-tt FOR RENT—Modern furnished room 821 8th St. 5-22-1wk | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY ¥ FOR SALE. One story six room bungalow with. Bath. Full cemented School. It will pay you to Eltinge Blk. FOR SALZ OR RENT , HOUSES AND FLATS. FOR SALE—7 room modern including 3 bed rooms, hard wood floors’ down hous: furnac stair front porch, cast front, close in,! and a bargain for $3000., on terms of $1000. Cash down and balance in monthly payments. 5 partly modern house for $2650., on terms of $6560., cash and balance reasonable payments; 7 room mo- dern house, including 4 bed rooms, well located, near schools, fo: $4500. on terms. 6 room partly modern house for $2000., on ve liberal terms. Geo. M. Regi apartment, ground Private entranee, sercened and large store room. V June Ist. Also large front room with board for two young ladies. 217 Bth St. Phone 883. room | Ati Oh wanted by large manufacturer to sell wonderful trade booster. Year round big 25 per cent com- Her. 2 sion paid on receipt of orders. Now making .small towns. commissions. | Best. assortments. Average sale, $90. You can place one a day. Write K, & S. Sales | compiny, 43 Ravenswood, Ave., Dept. 234, Chicago, —5-19-1t A WHOLESALE SALESMAN at marck wanted to sel} America’ finest dollar spark plug, “Libert: ‘apid sales; $200 month extra Corp., 40 Hanover St., 26-1t chool Big | instantly demonstrated | sensational quality offer, jen to sell s of Education. Liberal propo- Furnishing Ch- xelusive territory sition, Union School Co., 1034 West Van Buren St., cago, I. KELP” WANTED-— Salesm manager wanted to trade with full line lamps, large and Automobile. Lightrite Co., Bloomfield, N. J 5 pn jabbing incandescent The B-1t FOR RE 7 room house, modern execpt heat, 1 block from post of- fice, for rent to desirable tenant Ju Harvey Harris & Co J. P. Jackson, Manager. for information. High Point, N. C. enveloy Cigar Co., | Royal | SALESMEN WANTSD REAL ESTATE LOANS. WANTED Salesman, banker or bus-| FOR SALE=Two choice grain sec- iness. man to finance an already tions, with complete power equip- established proposition, not to ex-] ment. Will consider part trade for ceed $500, for which his returns| clear property. Write owner, F. b, wi} be approximately $2,500 up to Lawrence, Dominion City, Mani-+ Jan, Ist. This is not blue sky oil,| —toba, 26-1t but a strictly bona-fide, Vegitimate | cee staple line of merchandising. Get in touch with W. H, Newton, who | ——— ||. Poem ee) is doing the work, Room 349, Lewis | LOST—s ase between Sterling Clark hotel, Mandan, Saturday | 84 Driscoll an National Park ahd Sunday gnty 5-26.10 | Highway. Correspond with Owl ——-—. | Pool Hall, Mandan, N. D., or re- D— Travelite | turn and receive $25.00 reward salesmen on retail trade | hehe MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—Law books and sectional Excellent. main or side line. If] bookeases, including Cye. _com- not carning $150 weekly address plete, U. Digests and Notes, Elsaser Co., Boonville, N.Y. Coffey’s probate decisions, and 6-19-1t} American Criminal —_ Reports. | Sat HOARISALESMEN'WANTED | Household furniture, including Hoosier kitehen cabinet, dining table, Columbia phonograph, sec tional book cases, and Cole heat- er. Phone 862-LJ or 312-W. FOR SALE—We have a lot of odd boxes of cigars, all long — filler hand work, fresh made, which we will close out at $1.60 a box, 50 cigars in box. Erlenmeyer’s Ci- gar factory, 428 Third street. 5. Complete coal mining equipment, including electric drill- ing outfit and sufficient machinery to handle 100 ton daily. Price $: 000, part time to reliable party Write Tribune 662, 5-21-9t LOCKERS FOR SALE—Two sections of steel lockers cuch having four tments, © ISXIBX72y equipped with Yale lock. Call or write Telephone Office, 121 3 Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE=Bowser-Red y Sidewalk Gasoline Pump with 500 v FOR SALE | WANTED —Cigar salesman, $150 per] Sallon tank will be sold at a month and expenses. Experience un- vereain arts Hey Go Gambon van necessary. Send addressed stamped | ———T0s0: INR aly FOR SALE—Cornet ©. G. Conn silver with gold lined bell, B- flat; with quick change to “A,” reet. FOR SALE ven room modern | SAT RSMENTNew auto tuberseals its | G00 L. Kilmer, 208 Third house and buildings on 421 and)" own punctures, fully guaranteed. =; 423 ard _ sultablel for! ‘store| i onetsl icy eh: sighG eho —Almost new bed, buildings. | For information eall! iemonstration is shown, Harrison | complete with spring and mat- Wn, F. Erlemeyer, 423 3rd St. Mie. Co, Hacimnont iat Fagan Iso 4 dining room chairs (Ts ee a ds 422 15th St. Phone 580-W. FOR SALE—Four-room modern bun- | AGENTS WANTED 5-25. galow, practically new, good loca- | AGENTS—gi5 daily easy selling | FOR SALE~ Three year old Holst tion; high level lot. Price $3,700, |" cit jighting Gas Lighters no fries| bull, registered. Write Wilber $700 down and $36 per month, in- tional Gainple aie earite: Fields, Bismarck, N. Dal cluding interest. Address P. 0. Box 716 for appointment. 5-22-1w FOR RENT—Very desirable apart- Rapid, BABY CHICKS OR POULTRY. Mfg, Co. 10 E. 14th St. New York.|__! size bass ment, fully equipped for light| QUALITY CIICK—Prices cut. Leg} Phone 357-R, 710-7th St. housekeeping; electric range for| horns, 10c; Rocks, Keds, Orping- t. cooking, Plenty of sunshine from! tons, Wyandottes, 1 assorted, 9c. | FOR RENT—Front offic Rx 23 five windows, 801 4th St. Phone! Prompt free delivery. Catulogue. | ~ Second. floor, Hinckley Block. 4 Geo. W, Little. _4-18-t£/ Missouri Poultry Farms, Tolumbia,} A. C. Hinckley, 410 Thayer St E FOR SALE—Frame building, | Missouri. 5-26-1t 12x20. Make good garage or small dwelling house, $150, Will deliver free to any part of city. Jas. Cogh- lan, Phone 681, 5-24-3t FOR RENT—Modern six-room house, completely furnished, except dish and bed linen, for months of Jun July and August, Address P. 0. Box 487, FOR” RENT—One_ two-room apart- ment and one single apartment = with kitchenette, All convenienc 411 Fifth Phone 5. "OR RENT—Furnished apartment for light housekeeping, modern. Murphy Apts. 2041-2 Main. F. W. Murphy. Phone 852. 5-14-tf. FOR RENT—Two large rooms part- ly furnished unfurnished for light housekecping. Phone 5. . FOR RENT—Pleasant, modern four roof flat, furnished or unfurnish- ed, College building. Phone 183. 5-23-t0 FOR RENT—6 room modern house for rent to adults only. © 1W. ! BABY CHICKS —Big strong fluffy ba- | | bies that will live. White Leghorn in 26-1 Green, Mo. Are you working your way through school? You can earn good money in spare time or during vacation. Pleasant work; valuable experience. ! Write at once to Box 976,) Fargo, N. D. 6-21-1wk! REAL ESTATE LOANS. | Sixinaricen vim Uneyimeb ani crepes serve System. Six per cent loans are j made on city or farm property to | buy, build, improve, or pay indebted- | ness. Bankers Reserve Deposit Com- pany, Lathrop puilding, Kansas City, Mo. 5-26-1t —— AUTO TIRES New Inner Tube Free with | FOR SALE+ FOR SALE “Litter Registered Chesapeakes, only $12 per 100. Bars, Reds, Minorcas, water dog for this cold water for $14. Postpaid. 100 per cent live duck hunting. Guaranteed. A. W. delivery. Hogan Hatchery, Bowl- Mellen, Bismarck, N, D.” FOR ust sell at once piano which has been used about cigh- teen months Very reasonable. Call 512-M after 6 o'clock. 5-21-1w FOR SALE—Baby Buggy $15, Vic- trola, fruit jars, pedestal and ri frigerator, Call at 500-10th St or Phone 714-R. Be FOR SALE—Bed and davenport; reasonable if taken at once, Apartment No. 2, Person Cour Phone 851-W. 5-25-3t FOR SALE—Monarch cook stove, one heater, one bookcase, and other household goods, including Ice box, 610 13th St. 5-22-1w heap for cash, an Kdi- son Phonograph, good as new, with about fifteen records. Call 174-R Mandan. 5-2 FOR SALE—( Geo. M. Register. fi each | slight! ire ordered. . One FOR SALE—House and lot cornér| soe" $5 Hager pulgied: Phone 717 Sth St. and Ave. A. Inquire of E. i ole 5-26 T. Burke. 4-27-1m ch tires niture. FOR RENT—Modern 5 room fur-| All 4% and 5 inch nished house. Phone 510J. We ship ©. 0. D. 6-24-3t | quired. 10% percent ¢ _ HOUSES WANTED i WANTED TO RENT—Five or room modern house by June Ist Phond_981 2 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS a) TOM, IT'S .STARTING } oi, To RAIN-00-You ” . Rain = Ce Mi ith , f} ll yl \ es Is All Rig 7 NO USE GOIN’ IN tM MA Now, BiLL- WERE i ( ALREADY SOAKED! ——— ht, But—., Y WELL, TOM, WE. HAD A. NICE GAME IN SPITE OF INNOCENT RAIN BY ALLMAN TOMA WANTED SOMETHING FROM THE DRUG STORE, SURE WE DID, BILL-A LITTLE BUT | HATE TO ASK You To GO OuT IN THIS POURING RAIN; “1 DONT WANT To GET ALLWET, HELEN@(’LL CALL °EM UP AND HAVE THEM SEND IT ,, OVER WITH A pce six 523-4 cash with order, TIRE BROKERAGE CO. PERSONAL, i | FOR SALE— J. E. Agnew, 203 Eighth Ave. N. W., Mandan, N. D. 169-J, 5-23 -Combination wardr and chiffonier. Price $25. Phon 962. 222 3rd St. 5-24-5 FOR RENT—Front room for offi use, 1191-2-5th St. or call brandt Studios. |FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPIT-| AL—For confinement, May work for part of expenses; babies for adoption. Write for booklet. 4911) E, 27th St. Kansas City, Mo. | | 5-6-1mo. | LAND fone | LAND FOR SALE—473 acres. 300! acres Mo. River bottom about 70} acres open into Alfalfa, Sweet Clover, Hay — meadow. Wheat! Speltz, post, woods. Balance 173! acres up on bench with 31 acres | wheat, 142¢acres pasture. Within 1-4 miles of Catholic church and school and station. Huff. Terms if wanted. A. J. Bernotas, Huff, N. Dak. 5-22-1wk. FOR SALE—Must sacrifice right now my Eastern Colorado farm land, Great Yuma, Otis District, under cultivation and fence. Write me. Fred K. Tarrant, Yuma, Colorado. G-1t WANT to hear from owner having good business fer sale. Give pa ticulars and cash price. John J. Black, Chippéwe Falls, Wis. 5-12-19-26 + AUTOMOBILES MOTORCYCLES. FOR SALE—Chandler Roadster, | has run only 8,000 miles, looks and runs like new, equipped all around with new Federal Cord tires. Can be seen at M. B. Gil- | man Co. Geo. L. Kilmer. _ Be25e1w |ALE- land Sedan. Run legs than 6,500 miles. In per- | fect condition. Priced right. Ad- | plete PoiO. Bow AB» Bios ‘ FOR: SALE—Ford. Touring in good condition, new top and : newly painted. Phone 507-W, or call at 123 Front St. 5-26-3t. ‘FOR SALE—Hup touring car. Run less than 1,000 miles. For cash or | marek, North FOR SALE—Tent 10x12, join for auto touring. Addres: pity SE INTERIOR FINISHING A) STEEL BOOK STACKS MEMORIAL BUILDING, BISMARCK, N. D. Sealed bids will be received by the State Board of Administration at the Gardner Hotel, Fargo, North Dakota, up to the hour of 10 A. M., Wednesday, June 27, 1923, for stecl hogk stacks and interior finishing, including marble work, terrazzo work, ornamental bronze work, ele- vators, wood finish and cork floo: ng, of the Memorial Building, Bis Dakota, according to the plans and specifications prepared by Keith and Kurke, Architects and Engineers, Fargo, North Dakota. Drawings will be on file at the ers’ Exchanges in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth and Fargo, and at the office of the Architects. Addi- tional copics for the private use of coatractors’ may be obtained, from the Architects upon making a de- posit of $20.00, of which $10.00 wili be refunded upon return of draw- ings and specifications in good con- dition. Bids must. be submitted in the form given in the specifications, in a sealed envelope, and accompanied with « bidder's bond equal to 5 por cent of the amount of bid which wiil be. forfeited by the contractor should he fail to provide a satisfac- tory ‘surety bond and enter into the contract. The Board of Administration re- serves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. > E. G. WANNER, Executive Secretary: STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION, Bismarck, N. D. KEITH AND KURKE, . Architects and Enginéers, | Fargo, North Dakota. good paper. Address Box 448, city. s : ‘. 5-23-lw delivery car plete, top and cab, J. B.. Smit 201-5th St. f 5-26-6-2-0