The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 3

' ry MARKET NEWS Wire Markets By Aseociated Press WHEAT TAKES | * Early Dealings THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 JUMP TODAY Tong Is Much Stronger on the choice $1.80% to $1.91%} to good, $1.75% to $1,79%. No. 1 hard spring $2.07% to $2.17! y ordinary %. No. 1 dark Montana on track $1.74 | % to $1.96%; to arrive $1.74% to} $1.96%. May $1.77%; July $1.75%. | Corn No. 3 yellow, $1.16% to $1.18 | fe Oats No. 3 white, 47%c to 48c. Barley 82c to 95c. Rye No. 2 $1.47% to $1.48%. Flax No. 1, $2.99 to $3.03. g | BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Feb. 19, 1925. “THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MOTORIZED BEDTIME STORY ™ —-—____4.— How Wealthy Henry L. Doherty Speeds to Rest in Electric Ly Perambulator, Conserving Time and Chills f Chicago, Feb. 19.—(By the A. P.) —Owing largely to predictions from yp leading exporter, that the -wheat trade of the United States will be on an export basis during April,! May and June, wheat scored an adyance today. The months are, as a [rule, those when demand from abroad be- comes most urgent. Sharply higher market receded, especially distant deliveries. The close was unsettled, } ranging from % cents decline to %e advance, May $1.85% and July $1.55 Ys ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK So. St. Paul, Feb. 19.—(U. S. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle receipts 2,000, Moder- ately active on all classes. Fat stcers Bulk $4.25 to $4.50. Stockers and feeders in light supply, firm, Bulk $5.00 to $6.50. Calves receipts 1,800. 5 cents lower, Quality considered. active, mostly 15 cents higher. Spots ; 25 cents higher. Good to choice 190 to around 260 pound butchers $10.50 to $10.75. $10.85 bid. Holding best heavy butchers higher. Bulk 150 to 180 averages $10.00 to $10.25. 130 to 150 pound hogs $9.50 to $9.75, Pack- ing sows mostly $10.00. Pigs steady. \ Bulk $8.75 to $9.00. Average cost Wednesday $10.45. Weight 218. ‘ Sheep receipts 12,000. Dull. No early sales. Packers talking lower on fat lambs. Best fed lambs held abouve $16.00. Bulk of receipts go- ing through. Few loads choice fed western lambs late Wednesday $16 to $16.35. : ‘MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR No. 1 dark northern No. 1 northern spring No, 1 amber durum . No. 1 mixed durum . No. 1 red durum . No. 1 flax N. 2 flax . No. 1 rye Dark Hard Hard Winter few months ago. P. M. King of Landa, N. D. Speakers at the program given this included Dr. Coult€r, President of the North Da- kota Agricultural College; Dr. W. J. Spillman of the United States De- partment of Agriculture; Page of Grand Forks, Development Agent of the Great Northern, and Davis S. Owen, Staff Correspondent of the Minneapolis Journal. Gives Wife Adlerika For Stomach Trouble afterngon quotatins at Liverpool tended also to| Barley .. : lift values here. The opening, which| We quote but do not hi ranged from 1-8 to 2 1-4 cents higher, | following: May $1.86 to $1.87 and July $1.57 1-2| Speltz, per cwt... to $1.58, was followed by something SHELL CORN of a reaction, but then by a fresh Yellow White & gain, with May 7 1-4 cents above Mixed Tuesday's low point. No. 4. 1 Subsequently an additional upturn | No, 83, took place, but at $1.67% for May,|No. 6 . 76 | the selling broadened out and the|Sample grades . 66 | 1 cent per pound discount under | 55 lb. Ear corn 5 cents under shell. MANY ATTEND CORN SHOW and yearlings in light supply. Od head early upwards to $9.00. Bul AT MINOT $6.50 to $8.00, Fat she-stock firm largely $3.50 to $6.50. Few bette! sigdes! short fed heifers up to $7.50] |. ae carly, Canners and cutters §2.50 to| Minot, N. D., Feb. 19.—The second $3.25, Bologna bulls slow, steady.|annual Northwest Corn, Poultry and Grain Show was opened in Minot to- day with approximately 500 birds on exhibit in addition to large quanti- ties of agricultural products. Among tthe grain exhibits is the bag of Dur- anes anes $10,000. Few!y am wheat which won the world Hog receipts 12,000. Moderately prize at the International Live Stock and Grain Exhibition at Chicago. a It was grown by Joh William 1.64 | 1.58 in Lee Henry L. Doherty (in arrow pointing to the By NEA Service building in the Wall Si reaches out, presses a and the bed rolls out parlor! presto! the bed-room doors fly open set) with his outdoor bed (in circle) with the place wh he sleeps atop a Wall Street sky- yother button. Presto! the bed rolls New York, Feb, 19-—Henry 1,|through the sun parlor for a non- |Doherty climbs into bed in his 16-|stop trip to the warm bedroom. room bachelor apartment atop a| ‘This Aladdin’s-lamp arrangement treet section. | allows Doherty to change clothes in He pulls the covers about him,)a warm room and sleep in cold fresh button and— | air. The bed is electrically driven on tracks. The switchboard is part of |the equipment of a desk pivoted on into the sun And this’ fellow who at 54 ‘has wealth enough to live in push-but- ton ease was a newsboy at 10 in Columbus, 0., where he was born. At 12 he was an office boy. At 20 manager of a public utiljties comp- any. For the next 15 years he was engaged as manager or engineer in many public utilities ventures in many cities, through the United States, At 35 he had accumulated his first million. He organized a company under his own name which ‘he still heads. He has invented many de- vices used in the production of oil and gas. At present he is interested in more than 150 companies in the public utilities, traction and petroleum fields. Yes, he invented that electric bed himself. KILLS PARENTS 10 BND THEIR SUFFERINGS West Turns the Gun Upon Himself Cresco, Iowa, Feb. 19.—Believing the period of his aged parents use- fulness to humanity past and wish- ing to end their suffering from dis- ease, Will Dunn, 40, a West Point shot and killed them here Then he killed himself. siness-like, notes left in the living room of hfs home, Dunn ex- plained that extreme age and suffer- ing made his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dunn, a “burden to themselves j “DIAMOND DYE” IT A BEAUTIFUL COLOR. Perfect home dyeing and tint- ing is guaran- teed ‘with. Dia- mond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint soft, del- icate shades, or boil to dye rich, permanent col- ors. Bach 15-cent package contains directions so simgle.any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stock- Point Graduate Then | and to their relatives,” he asserted that he was willing to prove the sin- cerity of his belief with his own life. t After shooting the aged couple, Dunn summoned a woman who lived nearby, telling her that he wished her to take care of the invalids. He |stepped in the yard where he shot himself in the head with a shotgun. Dunn recently gave up a position |in Michigan and came to Cresco to care for his parents, who were about 80 years old. He is said to have served in the world war as a chap- lain. B. & P. W. DANCE The Business and Profes- sional Women will give a dance Thurs., Feb. 19, at Pat- terson’s Hall. Music by the Pioneer Five Orchestra. CAPITOL THEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT “THE LAST MAN ON EARTH” A fantastic novelty with one thousand beautiful girls assembled from all parts of the world! Featuring EARLE FOX and DERELYS PERDUE. Comedy - “Sweet Papa” Temorrow and Saturday BUCK JONES ie, “THE ARIZONA ROMEO” A gem of a western film in a new setting. Mon, - Tues. - Wed. ‘m@ HAROLD LLOYD —in— Minneapolis, Feb. 19.—Flour changed. Bran $24.00 to $25.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Feb. 19.—Hog 46,000, er. Top $11.40. Cattle receipts 7,000. higher. Best heavies $11.10. “Sheep receipts 14,000. sales handyweight lambs steady at $17.50 to $17.75. weak to 25 cents lower. \ CHICAGO POULTRY un- Shipments 39,153 barrels. receipts Mostly 10 to 15 cents-high- Fed steers fairly active, strong to five cents Slow. Few around Others 19.—Poultry alive, A merchant whose wife”had stom- ach trouble finally gave her Adler- ika. It helped her at once. pleasant and QUICK action of Ad- lerika is surprising. It helps any case gas on the stomach unless due to deep-seated causes. It is excel- lent as an intestinal evacuant and a wonderful remedy for constipation —it often works in one hour andj never gripes. Jos. Breslow, druggist. —Adv. Strengthens Weak Eyes Old fashioned camphor, witchhazel, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, strengthens eyes and re- He rubs his eyes, reaches phone and answers. he must call one of the departments of his brokerage the switchboard attached to his hed or presses a button that summons someone to do it for him. He yawns and Ther firm. 1 stretches haps shivers a bit, then presses an- for the n, perhaps, 24 State street. Indeed, his entire business. scheme seems to be a button-pushing one. He pushes a button and the elevator fakes him direct to his office in the same building. There he can push uttons and call dozens of employes, Ie operates | and per- men. \for he is one of the world’s richest , er. Fowls 23 to 24 cents; springs 7 cents; roosters 18 cents; turkeys cents; ducks 27 cents; geese 16 cents. Butter lower. Receipts 5,937 tubs. Creamery extras 40% cents; standards 40% cents; extra firsts 38 Yee Feb. lieves any case weak, sore eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. low, druggist.—Adv. Acts surprisingly strained or Jos. quick. Bres- unsettled. Receipts 23,599 31 cents. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN with 140 cars a year ago. Cash No, 1 northern $1.74% $1,97%. *: ¥%4 to 39% cents; firsts 36% to 37% cents; seconds 32 to 34% cents; eggs cases. Firsts 39 cents; ordinary firsts 30 to Wheat receipts 172 cars compared No. 1 dark northern spring; choice Too Late To Classify ~ FOR SALE—Repair parts of stripped’ J. I. Case Steam Engine 20-60, good as new. Also rocker grates. John Bauer, Valley City, N. D. 2-19-1m FOR RENT REASONABLY—Small to} furnished house to reliable couple for 2 or 3 months. Call at any time 217 So. 6th St. 2-19-3t WEBB BROTHERS | | He presses the button again and|the bed post. ‘There is no other|<,.. sw, Overinigal —presto! the doors of the sun parlor [electric bed like this in the whole | ,wu,,tweaters. Graperice, covering spring open and the hed slides outjworld, except such as from time to| pay “Diamond Dyes’—no other to the sleepingsporch. | =, _ |time have been used in comic} ying and tell your druggist whether | Doherty turns out the light” and | movies. ~ the material you wish to color is The {Tolls over for a sound sicep in the| Doherty is one of ‘those fellows | woo) or silk, or whether it is linen, ocean breeze wafted from the Bat-!who like to live close to their busi-| sotton, or mixed goods.—Adv. tery and other points south andjness. And he could not live much : east. |closer, for his electrically efficient | = In the morning the phone rings. {home is atop his office failding at i “HOT WATER” Special Wire From Hollywood! HAROLD LLOYD ‘ is HOT “Merchandise of Merit Only” Spring Fabrics in WATER to fancy $1.92% to $2.07%; good to TONIGHT Thursday - Friday and Saturday - Silks The designs in printed silks . ave more beautiful than ever. Many novel ideas in floral and geometric design on the many different coloys such as Sand, Biege,, Navy and Cocoa may be made up in any desired style with the most pleasing effect. Senorita Satin The new plain silk <with Sdtin finish on a fine rib is favored in fashions spotlight ; comes in File, Castillion Red ; and Black. . With UGENE ’-BRIEN 4 »., Sea to deadly battle of the heart. - When a Roaring Sea Tests a Girls Courage- When waves pitch: over decks and splinter masts, when the bellowing ocean churns the, foam, 'a man fights to save a r girl anda girl fights within her the greatest The Real Bargain Is , | Quality Merchandise. In any purchase it is the quali: of the goods which underlies real and lasting satisfaction. That is why we insist on qtiality first in, every item we offer for sale. Only 80 .do we feel that we are keeping faith with our customers, Our prices are right. You wili. find that ‘we give you excellent -values in every line of Merchan- dise;. but. quality comes first. That is ourmniost ‘important consid ' eration and ;yours; ‘hence our : mlogan—— “Merchandise of Merit Only” WEBB’ / These two designs are featured in Butterick Fashion Tate. New Pumps We have just received our new our ’ Ever; ‘ PUMPS” than The first to be shown in Bima They are of patent. leather ith Cuban heel and have a clever puzzle design inlaid with, the, popular tan kid on toe and sides. : oe arriving daily. . Always something new in. footwear a % Be ; HEAR THE NEW | °. WEBB'S > BRUNSWICK RECORDS" 9-7 ig . the new flares, . — Wash Goods be prettier” but each year seems “CROSSWORD PUZZLE . to bring patterns more’ beantiful : the task of the home derssmaker a , delightful one. Linens, Pongee Prints, Shirting, _ Many other new Wash materials . Flannels Soft and pliable flannels lead the fashion promenade for early spring; becatise they’re especially adapted to folds and graceful hangings. Checks, stripes and plain materials are in equal favor; but one must be careful:of the quality chosen. In our fabric section-there are many high grade patterns to choose from in almost any color combination desired. Come in while stocks are fresh. yy. year we say “They couldn’t ever. Their richness makes Normandie Voiles, Lingerie materials,, Crepes . and: BEGINNING SATURDAY, FEB. 21 PAGE THREE Every-Day-Is Ly NWA For a whole week ending March Ist. We want you to unload our shelves at our expense. Like looking through a reading glass, this event doubles the size of your. dollars. Celabrate Dollar Week by taking advantage of these miraculous savings. Costs have been disregard to put this feature across. anteed black hose, s, regular 35 to 50c values. 3 pair . : $1 .00 Boys’ flannel night gowns, ages from 12 to 14, $1.50 value $ ] .00 Infants’ pure cashmere hose, silk heel and toe, sizes 4 and 414, regular 50 cent seller. ne irda $ 1 .00 O. D. Color knitting yarn, 50 cent skeins. skeins .. $1.00 Original Rockford legian socks. ae are $ ] .00 col- Men’s mercerized hose, all sizes and colors, reg- ular 50 cent values. pile seeneaae $1 .00 Men’s Master guaran- teed hose, all sizes, mar .... 91.00 Men’s Goat hair wool socks, a 45 cent value. rir ..... $1.00 Men’s cotton hose, black and brown, all sizes. 11 pair ..... $1.00 Men's leather faced gauntlet gloves, 50r value. pair ..... $1.00 PAINTER Painters Heavy White Painters Heavy White overalls $1.00 jackets $1.00 Men’s Scotch caps, vaine..... $1.00 value.... Men’s swift knit ties. 2 ‘or ...... $1.00 Fountain pens, Salz 141 karat, guaranteed foun- tain pen ...... 91.00 Men’s jersey gloves, reg- ular 25¢ per pair. ar ..... $1.00 Bed room slippers, all ">" $1.00 $1.75 value Men’s corduroy hunting caps. $1.50 $1.00 Fine Olive Khaki cloth, value..... regular price per yard 50 cents. Le ee $1.00 SPECIAL BARGAINS During this $1.00 week. Men’s Mole skin vests leather lined, leather sleeves, and cuffs, Mole skin cloth collar, regular price $8.50. During Men’s heavy gray wool shirts, sizes from 14 to 16/2, regular _ selling 3350..... S290 Reduced prices on winter coats, suits, suit cases, etc. ‘\ Latest Golf, Cricket and Sport Spring Sweaters. We have the most beautiful assortment of famous gv . golf cricket and sport sweaters Deluxe, Golf Hose in all colors (newest English blend) and Brushed wool scarfs,,all at wholesale prices. On account of a lucky purchase of salesmen’s samples, we are in position to do this. This class of merchandise is second to none,‘ Get yours for the coming season and save 100%. See ABE who Knows. uae