The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 3

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE to 41; firsts BR A Wire Markets By Associated Press. WHEAT MAKES supy + ste mar tock stock for good . 1 very Utah sacked ear Minnesota (#)—Whe. red with 2 sh No. 1 Torti 1 dark -(P)- ucks { Owing tol in prices, | Chicago, July reeent severe less disposition was press the selling side market, and rallies from ¥ $1 clines took place. With-the weather | $t northwest very favorable for matu ing the spring crop, however, prices! gy at first showed a downward trend. | 45. Cutting of grain in the southern | ¢ sections of the northwest was re-!§ + ported as being more general. The opening, unchanged to 1c low Ret we to S149% Ls pring choi ‘ss good 4} ordina sil and De was followed by} z id December to. Buying on the part of ers who had a profit in sight gave strength to corn. After o off to 4 up, Sept. $1.0 corn quickly scored moderate all around. Oats derived firmness from s we declin *, oats pri Wheat 1 dark northérn $1891 gains |" cor! eee Com 1 yellow 8tt do $1.08; 4 do $1.04 do S1.004,; SUK 3do athe, support b the end of the da: ensu sudden de under ble dearth of export business, ter the corn n was bullish. | ly influe corn nixed S108 to a yellow $1.08 to $1. (eh ’ white 1-2. Ry i ‘i by f i at dasnended the import duty | Hmolby on gor Closing quot : firm 1 to 2 1-8e net hig! S104 7-8 to $1.04, LIVESTOCK . (P)—Hogs host tered ytod bee 170 pounds and’ up elling in top $14.05; 110 to 1 mostly $1 weight further ce with 10 to slaughter $1 pounds; to $1 100: lig medium Ub 3 $13.00 lights oon trad! SILT! light e ul 10,000; ong to avies latter kinds for longs 1 gra mostly imum adv: $ another nd sold stocks freely the morning. H Baldwin were depressed while io: egistered St thro ta ers $10.50 to $11.00, | I Sheep 8,000 fat lambs opened strong to h later sales shdwing some sheep - ste: Sugar and North Iso sagged off general downw {implements stocks showed tand- ng strength, International Harv ter running up 3 points to 117, highest price since. the post agricultural depres In the face of the i d, the farm jambs $1 ing light to FOREIGN EXC! He AN New Y mand $1.8 bills on banks $4.81 7%. 300 France demand $4.70%4; lings in light supply 34.70% 25e higher; 64 head of 1 averages late 5 14 head mixed’ ye $11.25; odd head hea steers $10.00; bulk gra yearlings § and heifers $4.00 to to $6.00, respectively; ca steady to strong tters steady to stron Dologna bulls. ste 30; stockers and feeders steady gt $4.00 to steady at $9.00 to $9.25 to packer: mostly $5.50. slow, an Tue! a TAU to 300 ‘pound $13.25; best lights king sow: pigs stead ‘average cost” Tues- 4 ight 276. fat lambs demand $ Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden rk Rumania Aeertion 1 to pening 10 Shanghai Montreal MINNEAPOLIS GR Open High $1.55 $1 149 1 Low Close M4 $1 25e higher; 40% A012 A0% AG: CHICA Wheat 4 Barley July Sept. NEW YORK CAL New — Yor July money firm igh 4} four closing bid 4" last | 1.02 & 1.04% 1.00% 102% 85, » lower, 4 ruling offered at mixed collateral 5d to 445 prime Cook with Gas. Ideal Fuel. 18.50 18.60 MI neapolis, July 2: ey -Flour in ga lots, family nts quoted at $8.95 rrel_ in. 98 pound cotton 296. Bran $24.00. improves th tite, velieves Bick Headache and Bil- receipts 12,654. Eggs irreg- fousness, corrects ular; receipts 24,223; nearby, hennery vastipath ites closely selected; extras 48¢ @ ; nearby and nearby western hen- nery whites firsts to average extras 39 @ 47c; nearby hennery browns extras 42¢ @ 46c; Pacific coast whites firsts to extra firsts 40¢ @ 4dc. Cheese firm; receipts 396,454 pounds; state whole milk flats fresh |) faney to fancy special 24c @ 4c; do average run 22¢ @ 28e. CHICAGO RRODULe Chicago, July —22.—(®)—Pouttry | alive unsettled; fowls 21 to 25c; Broilers 23 to 27; Soilnge 32; roost- ers 18c$ turkeys. 2 geest 13 to 220; ducks 20 to 23c. Butter lower; receipts 11,641 tubs; creamery extras 42 to 4; standards steady; rye atta na ett fhe mona Ae ming ovr hecho It’s the [FRANK HARRI S, FORMER LOCAL ORLIE HOLDS WHIP HAND AT LEAGUE MEET (Continued from page one) | ait TORIER guaranteed price oased on the ‘ h ost of production to . in Minnexpolis, yes “fair” profit arming. Tle had) been Ith for the past ble Wheat Price sand his famil Th to 90 per pars and nd cotton in Bismare! membership ine the | Pythias Todge here and h uf interests in Burleigh county cost to Harris is sursaved In hi F Harris of Cornoa, is resident with home, ut many rete He is produce with the} Mr. Production mount needed for dome sumption would be- sold duction cost, he said, the farmer. He low pro Stil benefit PLAGUE TAKES MANY LIVES IN RUSSIA Moscow, 2. (BP) lang plague i the lowe Buhonie rously duly COAL STRIKE IS THREATENED | Thirty-one e oplague wore reporte nging the total to a epidemic apy i INCOME TAX RECORDS OPEN ON SEPT. m last yes pection br the on-wide in June government intery rogation of wage contr west Virgin thre A, Rittne the United Van | of West tened by prese' ¢ Mine Worke rs in Ere british ¢ Mrs. Thistlewood Buried Today | confer w first deere: room FOR RENT rnish nd bath FOR SALE Two Dodges, 1922; tractor and other Terms te suit u ¢ Dsth Auto S u Ry Gate. TONIGH' tominimem oe 7 Wednesday and Thursday acted in New Zealand in ATWATER KENT } SCIENTIFIC IGNITION FoR THE FORD Atwater Kent Ignition, Type LA, greatly increases the power, smooth running and flex- ibility of the Ford engine—the im- proved perform- noticeable just as soon as it is installed, on either a new or anold Ford. Pres, igchadine $1980 Aileen Pringle Eleonor Boardman Loise Fazenda Norman Kerry —Do Parents Know? —Dees Youth Care? What happens when send your daughte work in a business office” SEE Rupert Hughes you Sunshine Comedy “Honeymoon Limited” GOLD MEDAL OILS ince L888 You would not drink water covered with scum and t to. do a hard day’s work after it. Nor can you pect your car, tractor or truck motor to run smoothly and powerfully or last very lopg if you use a cheap. low grade oi] in your crank case. Mor more power many thousands of miles actually added to thelife of your motor. ins ypoun Kunz Gold Medal Oils and Greases. . They have stood the t ern condi- tions for over 37 y Sold by 10,000 dealers. St your garage man doesn’t sell Gold Medal Oils, write us directs : YREE—sSend. name of nearest garage and we will pnd you our free oil chart and guide to proper lubri- ion for your car, truck or tractor. HE KUNZ OIL CO. “Wilder Street, Minneapolis, Minn. KUNZ Products for Power DAN K. PRENTICE Distributor Wilton, N./D. le RESIDENT, DIES; wife, || one | tha | needs SSeeer wr Cynthia Grey __ Say | according to. their | of for the terials und quali arn this themselve but they can y and) many on the awed Mothers Should Realize That Times Demand More Extravagance Girls ish you would write somethin to spend on cloth counsel part ue daugh busine her abil that much of the wee! nt in the orld depends « an_appearanc for her ay It is. ee to get ahead cut wogirl first has cklessness money for clothes, she is days after jt buys the anted, but think she needed. uld expect this, and wis Ip her daughter in nig her own fu tremendous ted in clothes until she hy ger issues to take up her atten When she does, clothes become see ond in her though Girls today may more é@xtrava gant than their mothers, but thi nes demand it. A ukes much differen matrimon ay they wd ial w to make nd 3 ity are stenosy urd for th her usually ex things her A with tilors, they dress bette nt do for b tiem it they state ot |§ product | an unusual pese girls are the s complicated Living: m the usual gap, not of f understanding between aughters. Neith- [with the with the | affections about the dispo they are cir moth h the responsibilit motherhood, they 3 well as of world Whether a must con. | ndard oft she ov the present — st. resins | With stock ng and | rors esting what ‘thes’ do itis | Chang bound to a tare putt ‘of 0 girl’ sy ange y Seal dress is that most As this mothe ‘omplan finery, The initi. pod clothes is more y ones, but in the lon voney by getting be id more conservati AT THE MO MOVIES girls buy The day Itinge for to the much dis ns writ Robert feature and T! to me that her r a mother, sec dauchter i nding their r stem: “Help tien iuaget their salary tation of | she ' PAGE THREE All the food you need SHREDDED own | is | ji ube cen public. na} Monte t | menious sitec comud of entangclin: beard bliss Thi and so well known to the people | dire cement made a motion picture is of consider Imporiince to the reading Marie Prevost renowned for the mework in many OSS © portraying th Army Chaplain Ued with sin, able) misery x at the Capitol Wednesday and showing: tonight, is an unusual preture in more ways than one, for in it is nothing of the spectacular, the melodramatic, or the wildly impossible. — Hughes ply created human, lividus who live natural, lives There are no sp no plotting villains, whieh alone put the picture in a division ofits own Blue, ied them to he KASHA AND TAFFETA A cout of navy blue taffeta has a searf collar of white ki | stitehed in heavy blue silk, } | | followed his both stories of modern third equally interest the of the time it is temptations. and problems, trials the woman in brilliant author- clothes with {bath spray than to do itl WEBB BROTHERS “Merchand : of Merit Only” JULY SALE SMART SUMMER DRESSES All Summer Dresses are placed on sale at tremendous price reductions; which means Supreme Values on garments for the next few months’ wear. ss this great saving event. Come early. afford to mi GROUP 1 A large rack of cool Summery and dark colers on Printed crepes, Nov- frecks in both light elty creves and a few Sport silks. Here are. Dresses for Women and Miss 16 16, many of the best summer style 50. s, size to in Values up to $ Clearance Price Novelty Prints, Creve de Chines, and New Printed Wool Challies; “colors are Green, Blue and Orchid; every garment beautifully made in the favored street and spert models. (ireatly reduced for clear- ss $1 2:50 GROUP 5 The very best tub frock values, to be found any- where. Voile, Linen, Gingham, Strined Broadcloth, shewn in every color imaginable, for street and sport wear. To see them is to appreciate them. Values to $12.5C. Clearance. price ah VACATION LUGGAGE Wardrobe and Steamer Truhks, Gladstone Bags, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags of that distinctive quality and design that makes the vacation cr pleasure trip a genuine success. Ask to see them. Harbin Bird Sense noNGaA We have the newest colors. $1.59 the pair You cannot GROUP 2 The n’'s f Green, Yellow, orite shades of Peach and Blue, in lovely Printed crepes, Novelty de Chines; exceptionally crepes and Crepe every one an clever medel and in a good range of 32.50, included in t zi Former values up to Exceptional values for hot weather. These Orchid. Rose, 1 riped Tub Silk, and Printed or Novelty crepe dresses are just the thing for the vacation trip. Values on this rack to $19.50. Clear- ance Price $9;75 GROUP 6 New Summer frocks for Street, Sport and Vacation wear, Gingham, Voile, Linene and New Novelty materials in Rose, Tan, Biue, Green, Orchid, Sizes from 16 to 52, in styles for Women and Misses. Specially priced at $9.95 CHINAWARE A trip to our Downstairs Store reveals many beautiful designs in domestic and Imported Chinaware, and Glassware to add beauty to the dinner table. eal yet bite as rte ope

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