The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1925, Page 3

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MARKET NEWS Wire Markets By Associated Press WHEAT PRICE TAKES. SLUMP, Selling Forces Prices Down General Chicago, July fluence of Mission house swing dow elling: taking t®-—Under the in al selling by com: wheat took an ly d today. Most of the ippe: character, fe An unlooked in Liverpool quotations a more or less bearish facto other hand reports of erop in the spring wheat states and in Canada as well continued to pening prices last. half of the day developed —surpri o reports that a Duluth firm th ailed was short of duly wheat and that buying was in progress here to settle accounts. Price gains could net be held in the fare of renewed profit: taking: sa ‘The market closed heavy Ua to cents lower, pt 155% to Dee, 1.56 to 1.56%. PAUL LIVESTOCK wh, July TR, est cattle run of the yea here Monday and Uc, which composed the vba of the ine downw y feof the pnt of age week figured while’ fed offerin ST. South on such | continued as did all offerings made a load while | Se les of light bologna veoon sale, bulk | scoring In offered com- re in feeder fle: vuled steady though in between kinds sulfered | losses: much as 59c. A slump of de featured this wet trade and better routs Hl ing Hulk ae Jambs ¢! lose 1 § 1" 2h with yearlings at CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, July 13. Butter unch 7 k un nged, receipt Poul alive unckan CHICAGO HIV Chicago, duly 18 sven mostly 15 to Friday's low p 5 er than and more, s 4,000, an lower ‘than to 406 low- 170 pound , top $14. selections or Bulk, to $1 pound nd with week mostly 1 Libe: ment Ket- red with week to $1. lower ower, Cull na feeding lambs ago, fat lambs: Yearling around & tive lambs and 5c higher MINNEAPO Wheat receipts No. 1 northern $1.64 1-8 tol ry fo 1-8 to $l dinary to good $1.65 1-8 to $1.6 ard spring $1.66 1-8 to 1 dark Montana on track $1.65 1.77 1-8. white AL 7-8 to $1. oo “y-2 to $L01 12. 53 to 2.56, MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR dnly 18.--Flou cents high in ca ents quoted 93 Ib, cot! Bran B to AZ 5-8. changed to amil Shipment 51,142. 24,00. CLIENT 2 5 PAWN SHOP UNDERGOES CHA NCE WAR 18,—(P)—A change sinc i War b mong the clus of patronize pawn shops. Si state and municipal show that among the present. | lientel there are only 34 per an of ar compared to more than 60 per cent in prewar day number of smaller officials borrowing money on their belongings has increased from four per cent to IL per cent Last year the pawn offices of received 170,000 m el lat objects in exchange for mon In addition to the two official hops run by the state and the ity, there are 288 other loan offices in Berlin. BER ONC! IN Z00 PURCHASES COACH USED BY NAPOLEON'S SON Bertin, July 18.—(P)—The amanage- ment of the Zoological Garden in Berlin has recently purchased | the gala coach of little Napoleon IJ, the great Napoleon’s only son, from the Castans Museum of Wax-Works. ‘The vehicle is still emblazoned with the Imperial French crown surmount- ing the date,-A..D. 1813. The coach takes its place in the “Little Car- avan” at the Zoo,.a procession of youngsters on the donkeys and camels and in coaches ¢rawn by gonts and ponies, making hourly rounds of the Zoological Garden, pite of the large | tt 4s | | ed to be of a profit} pe Jang hice i |. My yellow ing featur hair, ie nd give it much Talways shampoo my own hi ) | soap dissolved in woter. L put Ul with the sponge. Never woe {direcily om the ccalp. ‘That i ings with soap and het water jlutely clear, In the best iways use ihewarr ‘ten ou i tint | wbaolutely « |} wish to be elaborately coitted FIRST CHURCH OF CHGST, SCE _m testimony meeting pen in butldin ty and > from ewe and church Thur holid All services room. cexcupt lew to 4 p. ne to attend these visit. the to South Side J.B. Happe Sunday school : Chureh service Mission Pastor 10 o'clock, FI Corn Rev. A. A. s CH ve. B. Pastor, 515 4th Morning worship 10 Young People’ Evening pre Rev. Daniel | re welcome to the the church, service McCABE METHO CHL Divine Service will be conducted as on Sunday: a.m. Morning worship. pmb of Washburn lock noon, Sunday EPISCOPAL Rey. A. ¥. Coom If you hav a GRETTA SH AMPOOS » TRINUTY in the city, we WHO'S | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE i | | | | making ei > E League at ‘ chur 8 o'clock for the music, You are lay aL B® 3 A cordial weleome to all. | SOCIAL 1s'1 LEM ELEG A URGE AUD POR DOG ARTA 1s.) © operation rds Bulgaria Pastuhoft | recent conference party. They) evidence of B ne treaty fe ¥ lions the reconstrnetion work after the World War The Bulgarian de . that the be Austria league w nations, Prague, July of Neuilly nude and nee is helping ud Hungary . it tt formed to help there was nor some degree of assistanc tbe extended to Bulgaria, Actress an iv my distinguish | Hon with niall op » thick Heide of castile jedly bad y head wtih the water i » juice that’s for sheen water, for cold water wave vinds, aid never dried with my fingertips and ionever com it, until iti butt have a water wave if ub aa on cotd teal bh n nit hip with ws. Stranger nd 8:00 p.m 1 will be the hone peeial ninsiv ENGLISH CHURCH LUTHERAN te Mon oD a.m. . What AML we M Movniag Anthem: CHURCH » Unto Me," er ef the W BOOM. Dun Mr City" (Adams), GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Davenport, Rector, 61 igston, org: s for the sixth Sunday after . Hol Communion. chook im. mornine p Kiswortih at the the teh baptize ctor. St. Jame choir on the morn ZION EV. LI cMi ait yuri nd CHURCH nod) Ave, D pastor. 10:80 asm at 4 o'clock p. an, rs. Hinkel will render a solo. Voting nbers meet, Wed. evel dR o'clock, py Al members present, ICAL CHURCH and Rosser omorrew as. fol- Bible sehe A Gospel HOT? A pup, a kiddie, ales ice cream cone, and a beach. A fine combination in the hot weather. The pup is unknown, the kiddie ig Alfred Pjcchione of. Washington, D, c, ‘and the beach is Arlington Beach near the Capitol. ack nike tuiveta effective tri FOR BEACH WEAR tive cout te wear to ane enh is of colored terry with a deep bor ter ere in floral design An cloth tonne BATHING very a neing a More servi enduring materia} (han RENG ALINE 1 PLALDS EN CHIFFONS Shepherd's plaids are very m liked in Tks and chitfon as weal materiels, LIGHT IN WEIGHT. tailored coat of bla has mu © it is light in ame time bul ored and smal COATS HAVE JABO Some of the newest coats the jabot front) which graceful > to th Ie is a mo than we have afinre falls in line had in some time. VERY SERVICEABLE SILK { is new thi ‘in’ demand fot BLACK AND BLONDE Black and blonde satin are uoed extensiy ‘Ye close turbans continue to he stylish. ROTAILORED COSTUME For the felt hat, self trimming, « tailored ri bon or fancy pins are the most approved trimmings vow, SU RE FIRE COMBINATION aT: st dinner frock black satin t of shaded hown is of wed with R CHIFFON traetive cost for bhick chant hiffon summer lace over whit 1X. MEMORIAM Woodman loving memory my dear moth igs Woodinil see, who passed aw, y No one knows the si ‘ ne, only those who h an tell of the grief which for the ene I Inserted by lo her serve baked — potatoes na vt folded in kin in an uncove dish, Heat your water with Gas. It's the Super-Fuel. uperature of the sea de depth decrease At the temperature than on the sur ELECTRIC COOKE is COOKERY RY CORREC GOLD MEDAL Ol Since 1888 You would not drink water covered with work after it. expect your car, tractor or truck motor to run smoothly and powerfully or last: ver; expect to do a hard day's low grade oil in your crank many thousands of miles actually added to the life of your motor insist upon Kunz Gold Medal Oils and Greases. They have stood tions for over 87 yea your garage man doe direct. FREE- Send name of send you our free oil chart and guide to proper lubri- cation for your car, truck or tractor. THE KUNZ OIL CO. Wilder Minneapolis, Minn, KUNZ Products. for Power DAN K. PRENTICE Distri : Phone 63" evening, sn't sell Gold Medal Oils, write us WUXTRA! pres: | A plea for| f the | vinted out | ugsling | Well! Well! Fsee i to have this to have let us 1 Scope rmous hire somebody going | RAILWAYS OF JAPAN SUPF FROM ASED REV Toky ») | is havin | ment re | Minister o i H ssion had | drop tn wilway | ad that th were Iving idle. Unles ent in the] situation | for 1 falling off om the normal fre freight Ths yen | ne reve nue was 5 i | BASEBALL y MONEY MAKING Manila spake PROVES. BI SPOKT IN PHILIPPINES That basebal the port in the Pailippine ts | lands was indicated when th total! ipts at the Far Eastern Olympic! wes heeame known recently. Th cipts at the six base ed among: the Philips ‘ anounted tw the total re most) feothall drew next fendanee, the at bei al 5180. Twas explained that the om the track and. field which amounted to onty $3, for events the receipts events, 180, prot Hail In- Company until fall without Interest. Rates. Can write your surance, and will carry paper Call or write for Phone 250 Office, Res, 806. OBERT A. OLSON Bismarck, N. D. LS um and Nor can you 'y long if you use a cheap, case. For more power and the test of western condi- Sold by 10,000 dealers. If nearest garage and we will Street, ibutor Wilton, N. D. 5 paper on trial over wyers PAGE THREE CAPITOL THEATRE WUXTRA! ng the . crank for a Finder please return Tribane for reward, on s Car, to the Brend new usy terms, Call or write. | FOR SALE finished. on 4th A. Olson. house just Located Obert TAT Last Time Tonight Saturday EDMUND LOWE “Ports of Call” Can a coward Hero? Don’t decide until you have seen Edmund Lowe in “Ports of Call.” | WANTED-— Waitress Cafe, Mandan. New Paltce Mandan, TARE $200.00 will put i fa small modern hoi 00 per month, FOR S bo. balane Coxghtan Let RENT Modern witi light private cottage alse with FoR entrance P. Phone WANTED Work as, housekeeper on| farm or in 30M Phon city become a antinople and frequently A iivagiacior is one which ranches Comedy Glenn Tryon sane “A Sailor Papa” COMING Monday - Tuesday Mae Murray —!n— “Mademoiselle Midnight” A French Coquette o/ 1863. A Snappy Senorita of 1925. ay Ai Simin they're ‘eun., and dont they te famou Che dangle dcctings, t at Dayton, fend him. MW too? tod to defend us, ubly would had not dap the field qualificatic nomuch larger, . rs walked off A Fat, Hot «protest against the d your motor n: her ran cond day of the Spark = for Ans perfect ignition economy power. your car's ignition perform at its best look it over now system FAMOUS. “SHIP let us London The hip in whieh ROE Antarctic trip, his tioned and is naw use whaler A WHALER Discovery, hn th made South Sea DAILY rearranginis Virgi three SAVES 323 STEPS tichmond, Vas By chen — utensils Limates tep in “a DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. 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