The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1926, Page 5

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HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED GIRL for general hous work, German preferred. * Call 4! dth St. Phone 1052-R after 6 ym wk WANTED—High Scnool or Business College girl to work for room and board. 1 biock from High School. 605 Ave. C.’ Phone 1151M. 1-2-1w “WANTED—Cook for club of 15 to 20 members, out of town. Inquire at U, S. Indian School, Mi! inson. WANTED: Girl for general house, SALESMEN WANTED—Heap makes , $600 monthly selling our new gum and peanut machine to merchants. No experience necessary. Big com- mission, lary and rier to men who prove abi’ Wholesale, New York ing best Income Tax and Business Record yet devised.. No real com- petition. Opportunity to join big organization. Write “Ideal Sys- tem,” 118 S. Broadway, Los An- geles, Cal ¥-2-1t COLLECTION AGENCY wants ex- perienced Salesman for’ District Agent. Solicit business. Appoint Sub-Agents. $100.00 weekly. Give references. 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Write 71 Tribune. 12-29-3¢ enn ROOMS FOR RENT p= ing rooms, and one large room for sekeeping, completely , three room apart- Phone 1066. 46 Main St. 12-30-1wk FOR RENT—Ciean rooms in modern liome. For sale: 1 velvet rug, 9 x 12 used 6 months, 1 new elec- tric table lamp. 306-8th St. Phone 30-1w FOR RENT—Sleeping or lighthouse- keeping room in modern house. Steam heat. 621 6th St. Phone 619-W 3 FOR RENT—Room br G men preferred. Phone 975. 614 Ave, C. Mrs. W. E. Weeds ee ment. FOR RE’ ‘urnished rooms in mo- dern home. Close in. ‘211 Thayer. Call afternoons or Phone. ceo FOR RENT—Room with large closet, private entrance. $10 per. month. 316 8th St. Phone 236-J. FOR RENT—Nice, furnished room, one $22-M. 12-31-1wk K icely ee sleeping room. 318 Ave. * 1008 __ Phone. 2-30-30 FOR- RENT—Room in very ates home. 324-$th St. Phone TO54R, 12-81-3¢ FOR RENT—Room in ar modern| home., Phone 682 or 1 ie FOI NE Sleeping f room at veu- sonable rate. 408 Sed Si BOARD AND ROOM Cirle mt ‘end boarders at. warm, close’ in. 12-80-8¢' 4 FOR SAL! FOR SALE— ertisements: sk Feber AR furai rhc apt. ee rem dressing toom, bath, Litehen and closet. Available Jan. Tat. ‘Also three rooms and cd $15.00. Phone 905 sr & Re \2-29- if FOR RENT — Five-room__m Brie, ‘block and a half from aa ‘ota on Main’ street. | Taquire at 822 Main street or Feseinth Posi | at, Phone FOR“ RENT—Pleasant 1 light house- keeping a hig Peseees Col- lege buNding. .Phone 183. 1-2.1wk water furnished, IR SALE at once one five room| * house $500.00, two trucks yory low to sell quick. Tribune No. 40. FOR A furnished apartment, city heat, no children. The Laurain Apts. Phone 308. B. F. Flanagan, 12-22-08 iniced tite 12-16-t£ Toa 718:6th FOR fi RENT Light hou All modedn, modern: hone 691-' BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE OR TRADE—Furnished tel located et Zap, N. D. Hs a real hotel barga’ u to invest location. pete. Good tow: rite’ Tabane Ri No. 10-124f _AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—Priced to sell quick one Overland Spad Truck, almos new; one new Model Ford Truck; One five room house, must be moved soon. Cull at 800 Main or Phone 187 for H. C. Arnold. FOR SALE—i926 Dodge Coupe, fully Berean and and good: a3 new. A real in_and priced to a quick, 3 want — Automobile painting. Nice clean place. Prices reason- able, Cal) at 711 Srd St. ‘ 12-14-tf,,1 ‘LOST—Between the Oldsmobile Gar- age and Northern Pacific Depot, a_ black please return to Tribune and re- 1-2-3¢ E Imported Ger- —_ "Rollers and Harts Mountain, 8. Grocery with lunch room in Price reasonable. Reason for sell- “fog, failing health, ~ For price-and other Te rea write to Owner, Box 84, Moffit, N. . Dak. 2-30-20 IR RENT—Vacant store building in Nicola property on Broadway, next to Gartner's Shoe Store. In- quire office of O'Hare & Om. Two registered Ch White Boars weighing about 150 Ibs. and about ten rhage ole. Phone 7F4. Roy Small. ood aa piano A-1 shape. seen at Broad’ or write C. er He ve dan. | FOR” SALE—Severai Bec inseet, Made apg Prevents To unfaste: Seaeser: Ke ee is aut cone. Part of: barnes. T lace. ne gees extra 3 jity diamond rings, Pisce’ ver: aie, James W. Marek, Wilton, No. FUR SALE—One 25xi60 lot, well’ lo- cated, near school, Write Tribune No. 41. i 12-17-46 FOR SALE—Two safe cabinets. Ap- ply Workmen's Compensation Ru- * _12-26-1wk 719 “4th St. _12-29-1wi Cheap. GARAGE FOR REN’ Ph GOsh- THIS 0B 1S HARD ON THE GACK~ E BUT STILL $2400 silk neck scarf. Finder} 1 -, | upturn; canners and cutters = GRAIN PRIOES CLOSE UNDER WEEK'S HIGHS Cash Wheat Firm — Durum Firm to Stronger — Corn Shows Sharp Advance Minneapolis, Jan. 2—-(#)--Grain markets all showed prominent ior the two weeks prior to Thur day, December 31, reacted from the ‘high points reached, and rie at the close were sub-| stantially under the high marks reg- istered earlier, says the weekly re- view of the United States department of agriculture today, Cash at the close of the week was firm. (Mav closed Thursday at $1,70's, 00.| after maRing a high point of $1.75, ‘Durum was firm to a shade strong- er. Duluth May durum %. Corn showed a sharp advance * ter the issuance of the government report. Cash was dull. Oats fluctuated with corn and also, eased off fractionally from the high; point. May closed at 41%. “Barley was dull but prices held, firm, Range ata the close was 52: n, | *° 66 cents, May closing at 68%. Rye was strong. Cash rye sold Hert under May, which closed at 4 Flax ruled firm. The market here brought 4 to 7 cents under May for spot seed of average moisture con- tent with prices ranging from 7 to 9 cents for the damper stuff. May flax closed at $2.57%, a slight loss for the Week. CHICAGO, LIVESTOCK Chicago, Jan, 2.—(U. §. Department of ‘Agriculture)—Hogs 6,000;_ stron; to 10 cents higher; bulk good an choice 200 to 300 pound butchers 11.35 to 11.70; bulk desirable 160 to 180 pound weight 11.80 to 12.00; majority 140 to 150 pound selections 2.10 to 12.50; best 200 pound weight choice 160 pound averages up to 12.10; select 140. pound kind bulk packing sows 9.35 to 9.6: sirable killing pigs 12.00 to 12.5 shippers 4,000; estimated holdover 2,000; heavy weight hogs 45;. medium 11.30 to .11.7: ig! 11.05 to 12.10; light light 11.10 to 12.3% packing sows 9.00 to 9.8 slaughter pigs 12.00 to 12,50. Cattle 500 compared week ago, fat steers 25 to 50 cents higher than Thursday's close a week ago; better grades still lower than week’s high tide. Strictly steer: ll weights active: extreme top 13.77 pound bullocks..11.75; prac- tieal top 11.25; yearlings 11.00; part load 11.25; stockers and feeders steady; fat she stock to 1,00; higher; heifers showing maximum; 5 to 25, cents up; bulls 60 to 7% certs high- er vealers 1.00 to 1.50 higher; week's bulk prices, follow: Jat’ ste 8.75 to 10.75; fat cows 4.75 to: 7.00; heifers 6.75 to 8.2 canners and cutters 2.75 to 4.25; veal calves 12.00 to 13.00. Sheep 5,000; for weck around 8,000 direct and 44 cars from feeding sta- tions; today more ‘than 50 per cent of run direct; yearling wethers at 13.00; 25 cents lower; holding fat} lambs steady compared week ago, fat lambs 25 to 50 cents lower; | planghter yearling wethers 75 to! 1.00; two-year-old wethers around steady; fat aged sheep 25 to 50 cents higher; feedings lambs strong to cents higher; tops for week lambs 16.85; feeders 16.75; y lings wethers 14.26; wethers fat ewes 9,50; week's bulk prices fol- ‘at lambs 15.50 to 1 Ist 12.00 to 13.50; feeding lambs 15.50 tof at yearling wethers 12.50 tot vethers 10.50 to 11.50; ewes closed is choice 9.00st0 SOUTH 8ST. UL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Jan. (USDA) Cattle 7,000 compared with a week N previous | ) | sacked per ewt. | No, 1, $4.00 to 4 flecting advance; week's prices yearlings and medium weight: bulk steers and yearlings 7. 8.50; top heifers 4.00; to cows bulk cows and heife canners and cutter 3.3 bologna bulls 4.50 to and stockers 5.50 to 6.7: fully 1.00 to 1.50 higher than a week ago week's prices 11.00 to 11.2 Hogs 5,000; slow + largely acker market; butcher and bacon jogs § 11.00 to 11.15 according to weight; mixed droves 11,05 to 11.10; packing sows 8.50 ir) strong; ten higher; desirable Thursday 10.97 For the mot the year 11.36; weight 213. Sh 2,600; sheep st un westerns on through Vinings handful of nativ 10.76. weig but the markets| th sirable lambs to 8.50; for steady; sheep prices top lambs 16.00; bulk 15.25 to 15.75; bulk sheep 7.00 to 8.50. STOCKS KEEP UPWARD MOVE Revival of “Speculative Activ- ity and Strength in Motor Shares a Feature New York, Jan. 2.--(4)--Revival of speculative activity and strength in the motor shares featured the re- sumption of the broad upward move- ment of prices at the opening ses- sion of the new year on the New York stock exchauge. Chrysler rec- otded an extreme gain of over 9 5 Truck 5 1-4 and Gen- Low priced oils were en in large volume on the prospect of an early consummation of pending mergers. Mail order“and chain store issues reflected the ,re- cord breaking holiday trade, Wool- worth climbing over seven points on S. Kresge, | ints to 860. on one sale. - Profit tating was ae parent in a few issues, notably Atchison, American Smelting, Rock Island and Foundation company. The closing was strong. Total sales ap- Proximated 1,000,000 shares, BISMARCK GRAIN , (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Jan. 1926, a 1 dark northern No. 1 northern spring . 1 amber durum .. No. 1 mixed durum 1 red aie see 1 flax 2 flax .. . i rye . Dark ‘hard | winter Hard winter ... We quote but do not following: Oats . Rarley Spelta, per N Yellow White & Mixed $ 53 No. 6 Sample Me One cent per pound discount under 35 1b, Ear corn 8 cents under shell. POTATOES ' Chicago, Jan, 2—@ Receipts 96 cars, trading on| market rather weak; total shipments Thursda 3 Wisconsin sa frozen 3.7: Minneapolis, 2 Potatoes: moderate wire inquiry mand light. market slightly w carloads delivered sal deducted, ago steers and yearlings unevenly strong to 25 higher; better grades butcher bulls and heifersy and cutters and bologna Minneapo ; Flour 10 cents in carload lob, family patents quoted at 9.36 to 9.95 a barrel, in 98 pound: cotton{ sacks. shipments, holiday. 1926 BIGGEST YEAR EVER IN STOCK MARKET}: Further Business Prosperity in Store for Next Six Months, Leaders Say New York, — Jan, (A)- street begins the New Year with railroad and industrial stock aver- ages at record high levels, and with an unanimity of opinion among lead- ing Dusi men and bankers that further business prosperity is in store for at least the first six months'of 1 The year just clos- ed has witnessed the biggest stock market in history with only two ma- jor interruptions, in March and Oct- ober, of a long upward movement of Prices, The past week has been extensive ré Wall one of djustment of specula- tive accounts, unusual at this period of the year, but with the speculators for the advance maintaining the up- per hand. ~ Because of the fact. that most issues closed around their top prices of the year, the customary stiling for the purpose of establis ing income tax losses was much smaller than in previous years. Oils and Rails Active Specuative interest of late heen divided between the oils the rails. Oils were galvanized to activity and strength by the c tion of merger reports _invol some of the large independent com- panies. Barnsdale and Simms issues climbed to new peak pri when it became known that negotiations wers pending for the amalga those companies with the lips company, which re neat by Blair and ¢ OUT OUR — DRawin yan ie SAID RIGHT HAND [MUCH IF THEN THREAD. ON WHEN TONY HAD A }1 GOT IT Done AN LOOKED OT TH GOODBYE! DRAWN, Aaa IT. HoH! 4 SPOILED fi & Joe! We TTT S10 LEFT “TAREAD. lil i ,, ed with the Standard O vestment bankers. General Petrol- eum also was lifted to a new top on rumors that it would be merged eith- er with the Marland Oil company of the Union Oil company, of Califor- nia, Pacific Oil, which is to be joi of Califor- reacted on profit taking. Ra responded to the publica- tion of unu: ly favorable Novem- in's net for that month being more of that of the same month a year ago. ial strength of the hard coal rs apparently was in, anticipation of an early sumption of anthracite mining, Del- and Hudson selling at in over ten years. York Central advanced to ghest quotation in years. Industriaix Strong rd industrials showed a ndertone with American Can three points of market sponsors ; Steels made some time little response to the predictions of _ weekly ews. sAmerican Smelting climbed to its ighest level in nearly 20 years but the other coppers did not share extensively in the advance. Motors were mixed. A_ sensation advance of nearly 100 points in resge featured the —merchandisi ssues. Leather shares took on a ew lease of life, under the leader- ship of Central Teather pre F Some of the outstanding strong spots among the specialties were ‘oundation compan} can Sugar and al Cloak and preferred, and we sold nt the wagal during the week. | SOUTH sT. PAUL outh st Paul, Minn., evi tates depivincet @ Hogs successfully rose the week, reaching their high point for the ‘current’ month, but closed with all of the early ad- vance lost fresh declines of 25 to 40 cents or more enforced. the close Thursday butcher and acon hogs sold within a range of 10.85 to 11.15, bulk around 11.00, closed fro 8.50 to stock pigs closed around | cents lower than their y in the week. beef cattle market were ber earning statements; Pennsylvan-| 5. record high for all time} a jective set by its stock] 1 ago. | j Mathieson Al-|s PAGE FIVE generally higher, the strong to 25 cents. higher for the week. Both mixed youngsters - == medium weight bullocks earned 9.50 and 9.75 at the high point, wae. toc bulk of the steer run cleared nt %.7h She stock wound upon 50 basis for the mos erage being ¢ ach an $1126 ave steer market, spread. of 5.7 bulk of the Fat lambs w hammer as a ¢ try loadings, decl to 50 cents i fi , medium to good natives around 15,00, Sheep wound up on a the most rt taking t FARGO BUTTER D., Jan. 2...) cream 48; Butter- packing Monday, died last night Investment Joseph PL Hi Mandan, Meech, NG OF STOCKHO tho stockholders of the F tional Bank of Bismarck Hecuon on directors tor the will be held a . the hours a, m. on Cook with Gas. | Ideal Fuel. It’s the ae MignT NOT Say PUTTIN ON TOOL Round HERE ~ BUTI HAND | GUESS THEY AINT Bin ONE INVENTID YET.’ aed SoTus 15 THE NEW JOB YOU TOLD ME ABOUT — WHADDA YA MEAN) DISGRACING ME URE THS --+-? Easy THERE ~ WHAT'S THE BIG DEA OF PICKIN’ ON THAT HARMELESS STREET CLEANER ®, | ee ee “S. MY Son AND y KNOW HOw \ YA FEEL. 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