The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1924, Page 7

Oa Ae eS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1924 MEN and Women learn barber trade —great demand, big wages. Few weeks required. Catalog free.’ Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D.| or Minneapolis, Minnesota. 12-4-1M | ¥ WANTED—Boy over 16 years of age! to help in mailing and shipping! room. Apply Tribune Office. | 12-20-tf | i) —————— HELP WANTED—FEMALE | q TEACHERS WANTED—High school, | le, ru Positions reported | hy to begin after Christmas. | WE Xs «Rush applications. Our fee only} $10.00. Grand Forks Teachers’ | Agency, Box , Grand Forks, N.| Duk. 12-20-1m WANTED Experienced girl for gen- housework. Phone 982 or call 503-8th St. Tribune Classified, Advertisements PHONE 32 MALE HELP WANTED \® Classified Advertising Rates Linsertion, 25 words or under “s 2 insertions, 26 words under Dees . 66 8 insertions, 25 words or under 1 week, 25 words or Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All cl: advance. Copy should bi ceived by 12 o'clock to insure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 382 sd girl for general | Apply 528-7th St.| keeping, rooms in modern house. Hot water heat and close in, 412- 5th St. Phone 12-18-1w} BANNER HOU 50 to Tic. Room and b per} day $1.25. Steam heat. Per week| $8.00. Phone 231. -1w FOR RENT—Large well furnished | »,room in modern home, with board. | ‘Mot water heat, suitable for two. | ‘71 883. 217 8th St. 12-8-tf | <t RENT—Three room apartment, | ding bath, in modern house. M. A. Edberg, 803-7th St. \ 11-19-tf a ym | FOR SALE OR fF St WANTED TO BI PARTY wants to buy room good modern house, 3 bed rooms, at a bargain. Can pay $1,000 or $1500 cash down. ite Tribune No. 894. 12-20-lw MUSIC SCHOOL | Alph. Lampe, Dir, Instruction in Vio- lin, Voice and Piano. First class lessons at most reasonable rates. Call at 611 First Street or Phone 1017. 11-29-1m — FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS Newly paint- ed and redecorated 7 room modern home with hot air furnace and garage. Inside lov on pavement. Price $4500.00. Terms reasonable. Inquire of H. F. O'Hare, Little Bldg., Bismarck, N. D. 12-5-tf f appr 88 hrge furnished sleep. se crop yyy) \ m)1052-R or call 422 4th St. | ey ojately $ 12-17-1w j { ing al {vat Lost ‘ rd LOST—In city of Bismarck one suit i case. Has name of Ernest Liechti * on it. Finder return to Tribune for reward, 12-20-3t i Drum-| PLEASANT, modern steam-h well ventilated, close in.| OR RENT—-Warm steam heated apartments two or three rooms furnished or unfurnished. The Prop. rooms and kitchenette T iurnished for light house keeping|™ on first floor, sink, water and gas.| | Call 523-7th St. Phone 487W. 12-; apartment, also. partly. furnished light housekeeping rooms. Busi- ness College, Telephone 18: rent January Ist—six rooms and bath. Strictiy modern. Call G. G. Beithon, 48 Thayer. FOR SALE Victrola with 35 records. dition, Call 978W. Puritan A-1 con- 12-18-5t | Drummer’s ories including bells ete. 4 thing in A-1 condition, Will sell ver nable to right party.| Write t MacDonald, Bis-| marek, N. D. | seed 12 22-3t | FOR SALE—One Dalton Adding Ma. chine Cash Register used only six] months and cos’ $400.00, Good bankable paper or a used car might be sidered. Call at 800] Main St. Bismarck, N. Dak. 1 £} SMOKE—Commercial Club 1c cigar, | , Little Billy’s 5e cigar. Cigars of} 4 Quality, same as first class work- | manship. Manufactured by W. F. Erlenmeyer, 423 Third Street,| Bismarck, N. D. H ; 12-3-2mo0. FOR SALE—Choice Barred Plymouth} Rock Cockerels and Pullets, from| fine laying strain, W. A. Falconer, 202 Avenue E, Bismarck, North} Dakota. | 10-22-1m | FOR SALE—Sced corn Minn, 13 Test| 95 per cent. Price $5.00 per b F. 0. B, Bismarck. Oscar Ander- son, Box 191, Bismarck. | 12-16-1w | FOR SALE—A_ Burroughs combina-| tion parlor billiard and pool table in A-1 condition, Call at 418-5th . St. Phone 836R. Do 12-20:3t! One Hand Power Ele- vator in good repair. Platform feet. Gamble Robinson 12-10-t£ LE--Choice canary singers und German Rollers. Write Jacob Bull, Box 728, Dickinson, N. D.. | 12-18-fm GARAGE FOR REN on Fourth between C and D. Phone 401; or 1106 after 7:30 .\P. M. eilsisenet he ee 28 FOR SALE—A full dre’ jress suit, Call] 58. Eagle Tailoring Co. - | 12-22-1w FOR RENT—Strictiy modern apart-| ment in Rose Apartments. Apply #. _W. Murphy, Phone 962. 4-30-tf FOR RENT—Six room modern house, 718 Mandan Ave, Phone 62. ne pool and Winnipeg had a stimula lde to 20; springs 24; geese 21c. Laurain Apts. B. F. Flanagan, live, Lambs 25¢ fat native to $17.50. -20-tf | « Associated Press WHEAT TAKES UPWARD SWING Market Rises After a Hesi- tating Start Chicago, Dec. 28.—Wheat took a decided upward swing today after 2 hesitating start. Unexpected ¢irm- of wheat quotations at Liver- ing effect here and strong gomm: sion houses as rapidly absorbed the offerings. Snowfalls over the do- mestie winter crop belt acted only as transient, bearish influence. The opening which ranged from %4 cent decline to Se advance, with May $1.72% and July $1.47% to le was followed by a moderate general set- back and then by a rise to one or more cents above yesterday's fi sh. Subsequently the market was re- sponsible to predictions that liberal European buying would be resumed after the holidays and was likely to inerease in the early spring. Wheat closed firm 1%e net higher. $1.78 to te and July $1.48% CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Dec, 23.—Butter higher. Receipts 11,332 tubs, Creamery ex tras dlc firsts 39¢ to 40c; first: 393, tandard: 3 + extra ge to 37 ze; seconds 32c to 34@; cheese un- changed, eggs unchanged. Receipts |? 3,494 cases, 3 Poultry alive, unsettled. Fowls CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Dec. 28. 00. Mostly stead, ighty butchers $10.25 to $10.45. attle receipts 16,000. Beef steers ¢ of value to sell at $8.00 and better fully steady. Weighty offerings in best demand. Good to choice year- lings scarce. Best weighty steers early $10.75. Sheep receipts 11,000. Very to 0c higher. Bulk $17.00 nd fed wester MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Dec. 23.—Flour three cents low carload lots family patents to $9.20 a barre! ; $1,692 barrels. Bran $32 quoted Ship- 0. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) : Bismarck, Dec. 23, 1924. dark northérn ..... northern spring amber durum . ey 12-2-t£ i “OR I “Six room modern house |, nee ; fat 223 12th St. Call 536-R, oa ; 12-18-1w ae a FOR RE Toom modern house.|No. 1 rye test Call McGillis at 800. BID FOR JOB OF HANGMAN Winnipeg, Man., Dee. 23. plication for the “job” of hanging Harry Tatarniuk, who was convict- ed in Winnipeg recently of killing} > his aunt, and condemned to die Feb- ruary next, has been made by Arthur jal hangman,” of Can- eriff Colin Inkster, by a ion of “fees.” For P is has been paid $250, but recently he quoted — the prevailing price . at $100 and ex- penses No explanation of the reduction is given in the application, but the Sheriff suggests that “fear of com- petition in the trade” may have brought the lower tariff about. Loganberries were; produced . by crossing raspberries and blackberries. By NEA Service Salt Lake City, Dec. 23.—-Tutank- es hamen’s “curse” has fallen again. But this time it has struck in the United States, instead of England or Egypt. And instead of one victim, it’ has: claimed three. Tq it ‘the superstitious ascribe the deaths of Mrs. Rosemary: Carnarvon Sparkman, and her children, Wil- ford, 8, and Lorna Doone, 7. MRS. SPARKMAN AND HDR CHILDREN, ‘ BLAME TUT’S ‘CURSE’ FOR SALT LAKE TRAGEDY =, Mrs. Sparkman was a cousin ‘of the Jate-Lord Carnarvon, discoverer of King Tut’s tomb. Ever since his death, she has ‘been given to. spells of depression. , ‘And it was while in one of these, |friends declaye, that. whe murdered the two children-and- then committed suicide. ome ? n Mrs, Sparkman, the wife of Prof. Colley F. Sparkman of the Univer- sity of Omaha, was a ~newspaper and magazine writer, ] ‘An ap-| Dark Hard . 149 Hard Winter .............- 147 We quote but do not handle the following: Oats 45) 69 85 Speltz, per ev 5 Yellow White & Mixed 4 0.90 $0.85 5 3 8 80. No. 6 A 1 cent per pound discount under 55 1b. Ear corn 5 cents under shell. New shelled corn (sample grade) .69 New Ear corn (80 Ibs, Minn.) (Sam- ple grade) Se ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Dec. 23.—-Cattle re- ceipts 1,500. Mostly kiling cl steady. Desirable grades beef heif- ers and bologna bulls strong to 25¢ higher to two days. Killing quality ery plain. Bulk beef steers and and heifers $3.00 to $5.00. Better grades upward to $4.50 for cows and $6.00 for heifers. Canners and cutters $2.25 to $3.00. Bologna bulls $3.25 to $3.75. Stockers and feeders very slow, under narrow outside de- mand, Offerings on sale of weight and quality to sell from. $3.50 to 3 Calves receipts 2,200. Open- cents higher. Best lights to $8.00. Hog receipts 11,000, No sales. Few bids around ste with Monday’s average $9.25 to $! Mixed 25 to 50 cents higher, Bulk | better feeder and slaughter pigs $7.00. Sheep receipts 1,000. Fat lambs fully, 25 cents higher. Bulk better fat native lambs $15.75 to $16.00. Fed westerns $16.75 to $17.00. Few year- ling wethers at $14.00. Look 50c or morezhigher.” Sheep 45 cents higher. Bulk light and handyweight, ewes $7.76! to $8.25." eat NOTICE TO CORN > GROWERS That the Russell-Miller Milling Co. of Bismarck, N. D., are now buying shejled corn at card price accord- ing_to grade. Drop Probe of Bribe Acceptance Washington, Dec, 23.—The Depart- ment of Justice’s investigation into | \ charges that 2, Sénate, committee employe accepted. money to use his influence in behalf of legislation has | resulted in finding that no law was violated. Attorney General Stone declined to divulge the name of the man., ; British typists won the high speed and “perfect correspondence” prizes at an all-Eu p contest held recent- ly in Pari THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE - aon PAGE SEVEN | exported 401,983 tons of} Wild cabbage still survives as @ hae i} Jacr cultivation.by Mr. Horejsi was | vpsum during the year ended March | weed on chatky soils along the shores almost three times as great in 1924 | CROSSWORD PUZZLE jaskan fur tradeys hav t to train polar be: 3,000,000 persons | One cotton mill in Guatemala is to pull} are ill day in the United | equipped with 5000 spindles and 150 Pop Lets the Cat Out By Taylor Come TO BORROW A ON YOUR WAY WOME FROM The instigator of this crime went | of the North | looms. 1 UNDERSTAND YC SSS DIDN'F EAT ALL DAY DoGGoNIT= ON THE TRAIN = NO DID HORNBLOWER WONDER YOU ENJOYED TELL YOU MY HOME COOKING - ABouT THAT HOW DID YOU SPEND \ POKER GAME ALL THE MONEY \ You HAD P found them already adopted in this ¢ LEE (A Wuxy THE PORTER CAME OH! So 1T WAS A POKER 2 GAME? WELL SINCE YOURE WILLING TO PART WITH YOUR MONEY TO STRANGERS PERHAPS You'LL GIVE YOUR WIFE $100 TO FINISH UP HER CHRISTMAS SHOPPING! solute monarch. bitual drunkard, TELL WHO Personal pronoun. Bring forth young. Short fibres on surface of rug. | Strike lightly. To convert into leather. Wood boring tool. Long, snake-like fish, Title of knighthood. | _ Answer to Yesterday's Crossword An artificial drink, Indefinite article. Drag with great effort. ’ FOR THE DOLLAR YOU BoRROWED BUT YOU \_ TOLD ON YOURSELF! a 12 = Oy924"0Y WEA SERVICE INC... WO. Bread softened in a liquid. Female parent. Scandinavian god of thunder. To challenge. unced through the nose. Cattle receipts | ° Bulk mixed | 4 Roman weight of one pound. A primary color: Indefinite art ‘You SAY -THEY HAD ENOUGH BY STANLEY BoYS, WE Took IN EXACTLY 419,35 - JUST THREE DOLLARS MoRE THAN LAST YEAR - IF ANYBODY FINDS THREE SILVER. SODP SPOONS IN THEIR PocikxETS THEY BELONG To MRS GREGORY OYSTERS LEFT FOR. ANOTHER rate of one and one-half bushels per No-No-1} SAY AREGDLAR FIRE ENGINE 1S WHAT WE Russian Oats . Produce Well to 10 cents higher. Inj from Russia have p: 44 pound oats p by an experiment made by . a farmer ivi out by the board of The vats wer ground fall ploughed, the ing of a black clay loam. and dragged the : He tested them for germination found them to be 100 per cent, and planted the oats on April 5 at the!els per acr for the past six years is AN EVENING AT HOME WITH THE LISTENER IN (Courtesy of and Copyright 1924 By Radio Digest Publishing Co.) (SEE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE BELOW) AUNT SARAH PEABODY ANNOUNCED WHAT WAS ; » TAKENIN AT THE FIREMENS ANNUAL BALL Wh phe AND OYSTER SUPPER — THE MONEY 1S TO GO TOWARDS DYING A HORSE DRAWN FIRE ENGINE ojess oy nea senvice 64 | mqn| 22: Perrys ao: hist : a RRRARRRAR: AER Ramana: tH = - | Freckles and His Friends 2 Wants to Be Sure of— By Blosser yearlings $5.00 to $7.00. 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