The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1925, Page 3

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yy ar WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, | MARKET NEWS Wire Markets By Associated Dress WHEAT PRICES TAKE DECLINE Have Upward Slant at First | But Shoot Downward &.—-Although wheat an upward slant at out- under, : fellows ed by furthers gains inet by which carried Sept. to $14 Dec, to $1.45. Predictions of a hot wave from the Great Lakes to the Northern Rockic did-a good deal to bring about late advances tc value of wheat High tempe » Northwest would be likely to increase the dan ger of s serious Whea * PRODUCE 8.-Poultr 20 to 24; bro springs 31; rooste: 220; ducks 18; geese CHICAG oO receipts. 8.914 unchanged unchanged CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, duly 8.-Hogs 19,000 slow, 10 to be lower than ‘Tues way's close. Bet des off most. Balk 180 fo 210 1 erages $18.70 to $14.00, Cattle 12,000 very 2h “cents lower, Only. spec ts lower Only socialtie bringing steady prices. “Top h avies | AUS, lambs generally teady. Best ms h De-| ivable fat native lamb: tol $15.00, ve Sto Oe higber, buik $10 tw $102 11,000 early then S FLOUR Viour MENNE. Minneapolis, cents higher in patents quoted 8 pou 0 ily in POLIS GRAIN duly 8 Wheat 5 compared with 15 northern, 1 dark $1.57; to duly $1.50; December, 5 STA LEGION MEET (Continued from page one) membership. We now have enrolled upon the record . aehieh is only 509 behind that of 1 th x ths left in the eight (pnts nib I memberships. There is no nd but that we will imembership by the or Rael agen PLAN TO NAME CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SNA 0) (Continued from page sembled, this 7th day of July, eel at Bismarck, North Dakota. extend our most heartfelt sympathy to M Ladd and the other members of the immediate family. We it them to know that we share fully their loss and that in this time of sorrow the ympathy of all the people of the en- tire state of North Dakota goes out to them; “And we earnestly express the hope that Alm iod ‘in his in finite wisdom hape events that a worthy sor may ke elected or appoi » fill the un expired term of Senator Ladd so that the good nay NOL] year.” cease, but may go on and o1 a “Be it, further resolved, that this |mprpino WITH resolution be sent to Mrs. he given to the press of the “Com ites) Ralph Inger: ate. n, Olaf red J. Argust and 0. Announcement w de today that Ole Knutson had approved plans for the convention and the call will be nt out late today. * Too Late To Classify FOR RENT—Furnished three modern. apartment with bath, ut 702 Ave. F. room Call 7-B-3t COMFORTABLE .room for rent with ‘or without. board. 520 8th St. Phone 615-M. 1-8-1w FOR RENT—Attractive room for rent in. new modern. home. Phohe 682 or 1074. 7-8-lw YOR. RENT—7 room modern house, newly decorated, beautiful yard: 55.00. F. E. Young. 7-8-3 | YOR SALES On baby carriage. Call at Taw 606-. WANTED—Experienced waitress Homan’s Cafe. | Bell, pas HE RU iLES THE ROO Even if He Had to Chase Hens Gut to Do Tt, Omaha Tattor Eliminates Static at Last THIS 1S HOW RADIO PROBL A. i yA. Mh WTO A BAC OUSE or | Abt HE ME HE Is SHOW | peers. BELOW AE A ¢ | RORRSTiOn ob rite eon et or i Omaha July Back i aliny da hen Rome wa j o'clock and they on n Athens pre that the own r He n his fell home bh Now all Mr. AL Hl Just discove Mr. Barr ered the wi aor have be 1c the fami over coop. But this is gettin ead story. It all started when Mr. Barret c Iicted foo Much, Divided. Habit Prove: And the House Radio fi knows when he had enough But it’s an insidious habit gets a hold on R: sets. First he ade x ia hen he 1 AGAIN CALLED NTO ACTION |i weneral G ilante rge Shafer h. into avtion of the effort in North ummer, ny towns for ions and yp ht, the attor yotem be oth erop to letter to if “Such a ine element. to ent ib ply its trade of by y with all attendant dep Would it not be wise bo st such uels, so ras itt is office called uy m voluntary citizens’ sin the tos ime dur for y ith requests therefor | of 1924 than fact, together ¥ from various \State’s attorne prompted me ty once more you to repeat what was do past. TABLE U.S. ARMY CAREER DE (2) given him. The late Major Gener: who saw much the Philippines during the insurrection, recognized Patajo’s value to the army and is said to have attributed in a large, degree the success of several engagements in Northern Luzon to information furnished by Patajo. General Bell is once said to have re- marked: “Patajo’s services to the U. S, Army were equivalent to a regiment.” Retired from the army, after 20 years of service, Major Patajo ac- nklin 7-8-2t [ests in Central, Luzon. red extensive agricultural inter-| ———— [apron THEATRE TONIGHT “RECOIL” Rex Beach turing Jetty Blythe Mahlen Hasailion And 1 mast Europe's te beautiful wonen, Van aa “The tibber Comedy Fight” enone Added’ Attraction TONIGHT. ONLY “WOOLI’S TRAVEL FESTIVAL SHOW” from farmer, > Win Renedic Mah; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE. ‘THREE el as a Rs NO SALES by carefully selecting our stocks, and by prices honestly marked, we MOVE our stock. We buy short, and order more if needed, ‘ We believe that 2 $40.00 suit U $8.00 shirt honestly priced is worth that price after July First, the same as if purchased on June 80th, or atany time before or after that date. Our business policy of never holding a sale was patterned after some of the largest Men’s Wear stores in these United States. The largest Men’s Men’s Wear store in Toledo, Ohio, never has a sale. THAT'S US The largest Every large city finds its one price, no sale store. Werr store in the State of Texas never has a sale. Where your dollar does its duty. BROADWAY AND FIFTH i | i | KILLED A re Gray, M anedaans Mary and) ment’s delay in a eonstructive reval-| tle Missouri from Medora to Elbo- AN ANCE T KITCHEN doe | Anns Adam Sailer! uation protam. Wt has no heaving! woods, and thence down the Missouri] London— The. kitchen in Windsor ARRINGTON on indu stocks. | te, Bismarck, Many splendid pie-] Castle “has. "remained ‘almost un | becheab | ures, taken by Mr. Reid, were passed] changed sin was built in 1146. | AUTO CRASH); EARLY MORNING _ | stove snd suse’ escentent hueas ot = Sena the country through which the trip WOMAN SUES DENTIST and Catherine S] wal vcr | th . NTIS | Waly 8—-UP)- | a. Adame, Molits WIMMING CLASS | «4s made. polvashington—A local Alsen, a town | Cente Jolin ony r een sued for $h i te killed this morn | Gong Mew Wi, tee ie rO BE FORMED METHOD TRIED BY POLICE | Marie Sedwick, who. alleged t img when the ¢ her husband vw te ank Gabel, city; Geneviey CHIE, bs ; D CATCH AU re i broke her jawbone in pulling a tooth far werved aero eh M is wns " on, cit A swimming class w ve held a ic rleans, ames rere Gr iene ant Gnenet oreed| Ce sane Cet OT Medak tn tag mornin at oneng | MANUS and ater Rold-upe men. who COOK BY WIRE i alinost id pine | M Brune, snd sen} adults are ted to warrant it automobiles to escape utter down ning hewhushrand and ts is ridings | Ha Turtle Mrs. Gi \ cla ihiowe int town robberies are finding it harder INSTEAD OF BY FIRE ith them unc fourth fh oth, Plasher ter at the swinni ystem installed ———————————— new chief of po- Under the rule when a potice- overs. lawbre: hine he blows short: ones. nt of the Stunts, swimming ¢ fests will make up t pool program BOURSE CLOSES | IN GERMANY DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor the i long blast on his whistle | and the SRS ie eee a SE fal ule Oller ey TEST] YOUNG PRIEST ind nearby traffic officers. step all RA STUDY 07 i mae altel AS PROTEST X i} ? vehicles until further Consultation Free fisirot| Wau: brutal Gan cy ftered cin herlin, Jul (PC The Hours GIVES ADDRESS | mou here ¢ Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. Hess. [dropped into ty q aceon aD uy c a fe nee yeaa ani | — hery of n jeweler s messenger of $ ne ocurred ie ae thie: Raleietnetton tttednatcire Phe only ab the — Rotary | 000° i ms as he came of a | eet tthe ee eo nl art hei, a se OLDSMOBILE te {into the ditch " r Runkel [Cet compared with & per cont to old aid his pleasure at her develepment| Home made Ice Cream at}/% SALES AND SERVICE jaetonipteslts pull Hack tated 1 Ant Wauhee Geena nvexs sicof “Ate” Arnot and George Humph-| Clifford's Caf DAKOTA AUTO Frond, urned turtle , eaeaceanine d|reys reviewed the news events of le Sowers genteniiy"acee nf te apna | ie pit week © NS" S00 ELECTRIC COOKERY SALES CO. will be impossible to cers Kk. Skeels gave a “side wena nt - uney lights” on the acon Rte ; es | IS 107 5th St. Phone 428 z S will] tion at Cleveland | CORRECT COOKERY > " “i : George Will read a paper on his! recent trip, in company with Ru Reid and Clell Gannon, down the B M1 Lit-! al Stare the day with _ SHREDDED protest ' Ole Gull | Albert Kulberi: Kittel » Fergu cher, Kinty a ae Nillsen, Thistlewood, a andan N se L Butz, Met Your Side of this Season-end Sale Rev. A. Dunke, McClusky; A has a word to say|fred Botten, Casson. s, Alesiny Hospital Notes Admitte Isz ! Milta y vt ‘ Buehler 25 Hits Alex Johnson, am: Lt $35 suits. Frendberg, city a Wellman INDIA Ere nieces Car ony mentor eran ° i Wins F her, Linton Aethur Leben, Alfred; Alvin $40 suits. *lheimer, Braddock: Mrs. George Pay | f | N 31 85 eno, Denhoff; Mildred = Flan 1. SU EP ie Seen Sa Pi Mane ney ry & Mrs. Mich Hauck, Richardten: | ™M t od L \ H i hramm, -Hankir { t i suits. wm Maamiooeas in| AVAOSE JO! or teas. money mond Smith, Briuin | sesame ls se Re it ee RG ie ee eR AEN Oe am a $50 suits, Now They're HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Suits that makes these values still better for you. OUR SIDE of this Season-end Sale Any good merchandising has to have two sides — sides that benefit both the mer- chant and customer. - We get rid of all our broken lines of suits; we clean house; we get ready for fall goods; we save carrying charges and depreciation. Has that waiaistakable taste and flavor of | sgmuine BEER That’s how we profit — the figures show you how you profit. Bergeson’s Clothing. - THEO. HAMM BREWING Co. Tailoring. SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, Eee EP Te roe os i,

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